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Introduced in 1957, the Sametto used the same air-cooled single-cylinder direct injection diesel engine as the earlier D.A. 17. Instead of the previous four gears, it had five, and the highest gear was synchronized. In the Italian fashion, a narrower vineyard version as well as a four-wheel drive model were also available.

In 1960, as successors to the D.A. 25 and 30, the 2-cylinder Same Puledro was introduced, which was closely related to the larger 240 model. It initially had a 30-horsepower 2274 cm³ engine, but in the more common Serie B model, the displacement was increased to 2.5 liters. The Puledro had 6+2 gears or, with crawler gears, 9+3.

The successors to the Puledro were the Same Italia, equipped with an air-cooled V2 diesel, and the Atlanta, equipped with a V4. Both models had a 6+2 gearbox. Like the larger new Falcon model, these were designed with angular shapes. The frame color had changed from gray to blue. Characteristic of Same tractors, even the smaller ones featured a draft link sensing system and a dual clutch.

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