The Landini 5500 and 6500 were also sold in a few countries in red under the name Massey Ferguson 154 and 174. Landini’s strong markets were the Mediterranean countries, France, and the Benelux countries. In Germany, however, MF sold better. There, Mauser cabs as shown in the picture were installed.

In 1980, the MF lineup also included models 184 and 194, which corresponded to the 7500 and 8500, but their engine power was smaller than the comparable Landinis. Also available was a 30 km/h gearbox option instead of the 24 km/h.

Alongside the 104 series, between 1978 and 1980 there were the 254 and 274 models, which were only four-wheel drive and served to complement the English 200 series rear-wheel-drive models in Central Europe. In Germany, they were equipped with a rear open Peko cab. Their power was 50 and 63 hp, respectively, like the 154 and 174 models. Compared to these, at least the fuel tank and tires were larger.

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