Developed in the 1950s, the Soviet MTZ-5L and its Romanian counterpart UTOS 45, built in Brașov from 1957 to 1963, were heavy-duty tractors that laid the foundation for modern agricultural mechanization in Eastern Europe. Built with a rugged, “tank-like” philosophy, they were designed for extreme durability and easy field repairs.
Features
- Improved sounds
- Added rust and wear textures
- Added Interactive Control (IC)
- Improved handling
- Realistic gearbox and engine characteristics based on real-world specs
- Fixed minor bugs
Specifications
- Power: 45 HP from a heavy 4-cylinder diesel engine
- Transmission: 10 forward and 2 reverse speeds, split into two ranges, working and transport
- Top Speed: 22.4 km/h
- Weight: Approx. 2,870 kg
