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The first digit in the model number of the L-series Fiatagri combines, introduced in 1992, indicated the number of threshing drums, and the second digit indicated the engine power. The abbreviation MCS in the model designation meant that the standard equipment included a second 60-centimeter threshing drum with straw walkers behind the main threshing drum. The parallel model Integrale, on the other hand, indicated that the combine was equipped with hillside harvesting gear, meaning a frame that could incline both lengthwise and widthwise.

At the initial stage, the largest model was the L 624, equipped with an 8.1-liter, 240-horsepower Iveco engine. Later, a newer generation L 626 with a 7.7-liter engine was also introduced. The hydrostatic transmission featured four speed ranges.

Standard equipment included, among other things, air conditioning, a versatile monitoring system, adjustable sieves, and a 20-degree tilting header that automatically followed the contour of the ground.

When the brand changed to New Holland, the color scheme was updated and the model range was renewed. Engine power was rated according to the ISO TR 14396 standard, and the grain tank capacity increased to 7,500 liters.

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