In the early 1990s, Landini's basic tractors were the 60 series, which was a counterpart to the MF 303 series, and the 70 series introduced in 1988. The Blizzard series, with minor changes, was introduced in 1992 as the successor to the 70 series. Six models were available, of which the two smallest had 3-cylinder engines. The transmission in the 3-cylinder models was 12+12 and in the 4-cylinder models 24+12. A top speed of 40 km/h was an optional feature. Hydraulic disc brakes at the front were standard on four-wheel-drive models. The hydraulics were comparable to the more expensive 880 series. Significant technical changes occurred when moving from the 65 to the 75 model. For example, the clutch changed from an 11" organic to a 12" ceramic one, there were more brake discs, and the front axle was sturdier. Additionally, the length increased by 30 cm at this stage.

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