Same Tiger, Trident

Between 1977 and 1978, Same introduced many new models. At the beginning of 1977, the Tigers entered the 100 horsepower class. The Tiger 100 had a 5-cylinder 5.2-liter engine, and the Tiger Six 105 had a 5.4-liter six-cylinder engine. The transmission in all the mid-range models was the 12+3 used across the range, to which an optional reduction gear or creeping gears could be added. The lifting capacity of the Tiger 100 was 3000 kg, while the six-cylinder version could lift 4240 kg.

In the autumn of 1980, the Tiger 100 was discontinued, and the power of the 105 was increased to match the model designation of 105 horsepower. At the same time, the lifting capacity was increased to 4760 kilograms.

Alongside the 125-horsepower Buffalo, a lighter Trident 130 equipped with the same engine was introduced, whose transmission—unlike the other larger models—was the same 12+3 as in the Tiger. The Trident was in the lineup for only a couple of years before the introduction of the Lasers. The engine of the Tiger Six was changed in 1983 to the 5.7-liter engine of the Laser 110, and it continued for one more year as an option alongside the Laser.

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