13 August 2026, Belarus: Belarus Series 1000/1200 marks a clear step up into higher-power territory, rated at 107-122 HP with a 16-forward/8-reverse gearbox and a flat 4,200 kg lift capacity. Weight climbs to 4,480-5,675 kg, reflecting the more substantial frame and drivetrain needed to handle this power band.
What sets it apart: The 16/8 gear configuration returns the wider forward-speed spread seen in the lower-power 300/400/600/500 series, now paired with genuinely higher horsepower — giving operators fine control across both field-work speeds and road transport. This series is positioned for larger-scale row-crop operations and heavier tillage work where the 900 series’ power ceiling isn’t quite enough.
Best fit: Larger farms and contractors needing more horsepower for primary tillage, heavier implements, and higher-capacity fieldwork than the mid-power series can deliver
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