Zetor 7211 tractor T-shirt – a gift for tractor fans

Our domestic Ursus' Czech counterpart rolled off the assembly line for the first time in 1985, which was when Stanislav Griga scored the most goals for Czechoslovakia. The 7211 model had a 4-cylinder, 64.6 HP diesel engine, a 12-volt battery, and weighed almost three tons. This powerful machine immediately found its place, helping farmers navigate rapeseed fields. Zetor, whose name echoes the rumble of its engine, could lift almost 2.5 tons on its rear hitch, while also carrying 70 liters of fuel. Sometimes a luxury model appeared with an extra passenger seat and a radio, to make the work more enjoyable for all the Stakhanovites. The only downside of the open cab was the cold wind getting in and frozen ears, though our Czechoslovak friends didn't yet have the option of getting a warm sweatshirt with their favorite tractor on it.

The drawing is by Mariusz Felek Foltak.