The Braud 600 series gradually replaced the 500 series. First, in 1973, the 605 was introduced, which took the place of the 505. The next models, 603 and 604, were initially part of the lineup alongside the 503 and 504. With the introduction of the 602 in 1976, production of the 500 series ended. As with the 500 series, the two largest models were almost identical to each other, while the two smaller models were clearly smaller. The smaller ones had a 3.86-liter Perkins engine and a 21-hectoliter grain tank. The larger ones had a 5.8-liter engine and a 32-hectoliter tank. The engine sizing of the smaller models was the same as in the 105 from 15 years earlier. The design had been modernized, and the driver’s conditions improved.

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