The advent of new diesel engines, new transmission components and a new range of tractors created conditions for new product concepts.
In 1954, the company's successful wheel loader history was initiated with one of the world's first wheel loader with attachment bracket, the H-10. It was a rear-wheel steer machine based on a reversed tractor, powered by a three-cylinder diesel engine with an output of 35 hp and a five-speed mechanical gearbox.
The success created by this wheel loader and its successors paved way for intensified efforts to further develop the range of construction machinery.