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In the second generation of the 3000 series, the old technology-based 3-bar small model was discontinued, and the width of the smallest models' threshing mechanism was narrowed to 108 cm. All models had 6-cylinder engines. The 3400 and 3500 featured mechanical drive transmission, while the 3550 had a hydraulic one. Otherwise, the differences between the three smallest models were minor. The coloring differed from the larger models, whose upper part was white and the rounded rear had an inclined design reminiscent of older Laverdas.

All adjustments of the cutting table were now hydraulic, and reverse rotation was standard. Traditional Laverda features included a transport drum in front of the straw walker, foot pedals to control driving speed and the unloading auger speed, and a separate front and rear threshing gap. The unloading pipe was hydraulically rotatable. In the new cab, the controls had been updated compared to previous models, and the instrument cluster was located at the back of the side panel. The AL version of the 3550 had adjustable longitudinal tilt from -10 to +30%.

About twenty Fiatagri 3500 and 3550 combines were imported into Finland in 1990-1991.

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