Same Iron 130 S-180.7 / Lamborghini R6.130 S-R6.180.7 / Hürlimann XL 130-180.7

In the fall of 2003, Deutz-Fahr Agrotrons were painted in Italian colors. The Same version was initially introduced under the name Helios, but Renault, which had reserved the name Elios, filed an objection, and Same changed the model series name to Iron. The Same Iron and Lamborghini R6 mainly differed from the corresponding Agrotrons in their coloring, but Same’s design was distinguished by a unique engine hood. However, the Italians reported somewhat different torque values. The engines were 7.1 liters. The transmission was equipped with a 4-speed quick shift. The gear ratios were always optimized for 50 km/h, and the 40 km/h version was made by limiting the engine speed at the highest gear to 1800 rpm. Lifting capacity was 9200 kg. An air-suspended seat was an optional extra on Same. At this point, the turning radii for Same/Lamborghini were reported to be significantly smaller than those of the Deutz-Fahr models.

At the end of 2004, model designations were changed when engines received an extra power feature. New models in spring 2005 included the more powerful 180.7 and models 130 and 150 equipped with 6.1-liter engines, which corresponded to the smaller Agrotron lineup. The better-equipped Deutz-Fahr Profiline models were matched by the Hi-Line versions. At this stage, corresponding tractors were also introduced to the Hürlimann lineup as the XL series.

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