The first 2-cylinder model in the air-cooled Deutz tractor lineup was the F2L 514, introduced in 1950, which initially had 28 hp, and from 1952 onward, 30 hp. The 2-cylinder model used a ZF 5+1 gearbox. In 1954, a version equipped with a 7+3 gearbox was also offered. In 1956, a 34-horsepower version 6 was introduced alongside it, which featured a dual clutch and a more powerful hydraulic pump.

In 1952, a smaller 2-cylinder F2L 512 was introduced. It had 22 hp. The gearbox was Deutz’s own, equipped with a range gear, 9+2. In 1956, the 5- and 6-versions were introduced. The latter was a budget model, whose gearbox did not have a range gear, and output was reduced to 18 horsepower. In the 6-version, the 10th gear was also enabled for use, and the front axle was new. In 1957, a new 712-series engine was introduced. In Finland, the model designation also changed to F2L 712, unlike the factory’s official designations.

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