Steyr 8045-8085 RS 2 / Marshall S-542 – S-744

In 1988, the Steyr small series was updated. The RS 2 lineup featured a new cab with a side gear lever. The interior of the cab was still very much metal, and the series was not offered in countries where noise levels below 85 dB were required. Special models for viticulture and vegetable cultivation were also available.

New model options included the 8045 (42 hp) and the 8085 (72 hp). Additionally, the 8055 Turbo equipped with the 8065's engine was offered, which was smaller in external dimensions than its bigger brother. In the vegetable cultivation lineup, in addition to these models, there was the 8095, which had an 80-horsepower turbo engine. The transmission featured a mechanical quick shift as standard, except for the smallest model. Both 30 km/h and 40 km/h versions were available.

After Marshall ended its own tractor production in 1989, it planned its future based on models from IMT and Torpedo, among others, but ultimately took Steyr models for its sales. The only difference from Steyr was the yellow-black color scheme.

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