Models D 65 – D 90 replaced the D 100 ’S’ in 1966. The 45-horsepower engine and the 10+2 gearbox remained the same. The lifting capacity was increased to 1850 kilograms, and the Bosch hydraulic pump was promised to be more efficient than before. A standard 1050 rpm power take-off was included. The wheelbase was 24 cm longer than before.

The D 120 was replaced by the D 150 ’S’ (58 hp). Its improvements included a suspended front axle, hydrostatic steering, and updated hydraulics. The D 200 ’S’ was the same tractor with 65 horsepower and a slower gearbox. In 1969, Synchromatic parallel models of the D 150 and D 200 were introduced, featuring 12+6 gears.

All of these models were also available in a four-wheel-drive version. The axle was from ZF, and the four-wheel drive could be engaged on the move.

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