In the six-cylinder models, the changes in the 1997 reform were somewhat greater than in the four-cylinder models. The engines had gained more power. The cab underwent similar changes as in the four-cylinder versions. In addition, the six-cylinder models were offered with front axle hydraulic suspension, as well as cab suspension implemented with coil springs starting from the 120 model. Another significant new feature was the availability of a 50 km/h version.

The transmission now allowed all speeds to be used in reverse as well. Changing direction still required pressing the clutch pedal, even though the engagement was done electrically. The Voith Hydrodamp system between the engine and the drivetrain softened the startup. The Agrotron 110 was now introduced in Finland equipped only with a lifting capacity of 6220 kg. A closed hydraulic system was still not available.

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