Josef and Katharina Rauch buy the hoof and cart smithy at the Musterplatz in Hippach in the Zillertal and make an important contribution to supplying the mountain farmers during the war years.

Franz and Rosa Stöckl take over the family business. In addition to farriery, repairs and the manufacture of carts, tools and other forging work, the first machines for the modernised agriculture of the post-war period are also sold, laying the foundations for further development into the industrial age.

Friedrich and Claudia Stöckl succeed in making the leap into autonomous machine production by developing their own products. Stöckl Maschinenbau develops into an international company specialising in alpine agriculture.

Stöckl log splitter with patented step cutting device

Patent application for swivelling spreader unit

Market and patent launch of the Stöckl Lateral Manure Spreader (production under licence by partners)

Market launch of the Stöckl hay crane with special supply lines

Stöckl side spreader with patented spreading unit is produced in-house for the first time

Renewal & expansion of the autonomous energy supply through the company's own hydroelectric power plant.

Stöckl spiked wheels: The redesign of single-axis walk-behind tractor wheels has significantly improved slope suitability and safety for machines used in mountain farming and brought a unique product onto the market.

Opening of the 4500 m2 production hall in Fügen in the Zillertal. With new technologies and state-of-the-art equipment, Stöckl Maschinenbau is preparing for a new path into the future. With Lukas and Christoph Stöckl, the fourth generation joins the family business.

Stöckl double-knife mower: Innovative mower for single-axis walk-behind tractors with patented stretching swing drive

Market launch of the double-knife cutter for front attachement on tractors and metrac

Anniversary celebration for the 90th anniversary of the Stöckl company at the site in Fügen

Delivery of the first spreaders with newly designed plastic covers