Since 1985, Agrifull tractors primarily used Fiat technology. The smallest models in the lineup were the 30 and 40, which featured Fiat's 28- and 42-horsepower diesels. The 2-cylinder Piccola diesel, however, had not been used in Fiat models for a few years. The closest equivalent to these models in Fiat’s lineup was the mid-1970s 420.

Models 50 through 80 shared the same technology as the Fiatagri 66 series. There was no Fiat equivalent for the model 63 Turbo. The equipment on Agrifull tractors was more basic. The particularly stripped-down model introduced in 1986 was the 65, which was essentially a Fiat 640 equipped with hydrostatic steering. The 8+2 transmission in Agrifulls came from Universal. In contrast, the Fiat 66 series featured a 12+4 transmission. A novelty in Agrifull models was the option for a 750 rpm power take-off (PTO). These models were sold, among other places, in Norway.

In 1989, the Agrifull 35, a small tractor corresponding to the Fiatagri 35-66, was introduced, featuring a Lombardini 1.6-liter diesel engine and a 16+16 transmission equipped with creep gears.

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