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In the L series introduced in 1992, the four-walker models were initially dropped. Models L413, L416, L516, and AL519 Collina, which was a hillside version, were produced between 1995-96. Cutting widths in the smaller models ranged from 305 to 518 cm.

The smallest model in the five-walker series now had an engine power of 168 horsepower, and it was also the only model available with a mechanical drive and without the MCS (Multi Crop Separator) after-threshing rotor.

The grain tank volume was at minimum the same 6000 liters as before. The seed sieve was now adjustable, and the sieve area relative to the walkers was slightly larger than previously. The cab structure remained essentially the same, but more monitoring functions were gathered into the Agritronic monitor on the front pillar, which was also an optional feature on the L517. The noise level was reported as 79 dB.

Standard equipment was extensive: air conditioning was standard, and except for the smallest model, the header automatically followed the field surface. The L524 also featured a standard 20-degree tilt on the cutting header. An Integrale parallel model of the L521 was available, where the threshing mechanism was leveled horizontally both lengthwise and widthwise using cylinders on the rear axle. Additionally, the lineup included the 3550 AL and later the 3560 AL, where longitudinal tilt could be as much as 30 degrees and lateral tilt 40 degrees.

When the brand changed to New Holland, the color scheme partially shifted to light yellow in line with its Belgian counterparts, and the model range was renewed. Engine powers were higher than before, and the grain tank increased to 7000 liters in all models. The smallest model was now hydrostatically driven but still without the MCS after-threshing device. Power ratings were now reported according to the ISO TR 14396 standard in New Holland style.

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