At the end of 1965, David Brown Implematics were replaced by white Selectamatics. The new series got its name from the upgraded hydraulics, which offered adjustment of working depth, position control, and use of external hydraulics with a single control lever. The smallest model in the lineup was the 36-horsepower 2.4-liter 770. Of the models imported to Finland, the 990’s 3.0-liter engine remained unchanged, but the 880’s displacement had increased to 2.7 liters. The SAE horsepower ratings in Finland were 48.5 and 58 hp. The power take-off also featured a 1000 rpm speed. The 990 had an 11-inch clutch instead of 10 inches. AS models featured a dual clutch allowing for a power take-off independent of the clutch and had 12+4 gears. The basic gearbox’s lowest speed was quite high. A problem with the lifting device was the small lifting range.

In spring 1967, the flagship of the lineup was introduced: the 67-horsepower (71 SAE) 1200 Selectamatic. The 3.6-liter four-cylinder engine had the same cylinder dimensions as the 3-cylinder 880. The transmission was more robust than that of the smaller models. The dual-clutch plates were 11 inches and power was controlled by a hand lever. Unlike the smaller models, the hydraulic pump was independent of the clutch. A dual pump was available for the hydraulics, increasing flow from 22.7 liters to 52 liters. The 1200’s power was increased by five horsepower the following year. Another new model in 1967 was the 780, in which the 2.7-liter engine from the 880 was installed in the lighter structure of the 770. The 780 was also not imported to Finland. In 1970, four-wheel-drive versions of the 990 and 1200 were introduced, but these were not imported to Finland either.

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