A year later, after the combine harvesters once again became Laverda models, the lineup underwent updates and was named the LX series. The most important improvements included a new, more spacious cabin, an updated grain tank unloading system, and new electro-hydraulic controls for the threshing mechanism, the cutter bar, and the unloading auger.

The fuel tanks of the smaller models were enlarged, and automatic suspension of the cutter bar became standard equipment. Models 2350 and 2760 now came standard with 20-degree side tilt and 8-degree longitudinal tilt for hillside harvesting.

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