13 August 2026, Belarus: Belarus Series 800 pushes into the 81-88 HP range while introducing a notably different transmission layout — 14 forward and 12 reverse gears — giving operators considerably more reverse-speed flexibility than the lower-powered series in the lineup. Lift capacity holds at 3,200 kg, with weight ranging 3,770-4,600 kg.
What sets it apart: The 14/12 gearbox split is a meaningful upgrade for operations that spend significant time working in reverse — loader work, yard maneuvering, and implement positioning — while still offering plenty of forward-speed range for field transport. Combined with the higher horsepower band, Series 800 sits in the class of general-purpose tractors capable of heavier tillage and PTO implement work than the 500 series below it.
Best fit: Farms needing more power and reverse-gear flexibility than the Series 500 offers, particularly for loader-intensive operations or heavier implement work.
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