Toselli, which had manufactured small crawler tractors, introduced its first wheeled tractors in the early 1970s. These were narrow models designed for viticulture, with 30 and 45 horsepower. Toselli merged with two other agricultural machinery manufacturers to form Agrifull and expanded its range to include basic tractors. The 345 model introduced in 1976 was based on the earlier narrow model, but the 60, 70, and 80 models were new. All were equipped with VM diesel engines. The larger models featured synchronized 8+2 or 12+4 transmissions. Power take-off (PTO) was standard equipment on all. The tractors were fitted with a rollover protection structure with a roof. All models were available with either 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive. The technology was very basic: the steering was non-assisted, the brakes were ineffective, and the hydraulic performance was modest.

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