In spring 1991 at the Massiko plant they finally did away with the centrally located gear levers in the 300 series when they introduced a new 12+12-speed transmission with a mechanical reverser. The road speed of the four-wheel-drive models rose to 40 km/h. PTO speed could now be selected from the cab. From the 375 model onward the clutch plate was ceramic. The 399 received a 6.0-litre Quadram engine. The revised range was marketed in Finland under the name Agri Power. Turbos continued to be fitted to models 365–390, but in other countries the factory-turbocharged 390T with a 3 860 cm³ engine was launched.

In 1993 the ceramic clutch plate was also introduced on models 362–365. The clutch was self-adjusting and the pedal was cable-operated. In summer 1994 an 18+6-speed Speedshift transmission with hydraulic powershuttle became available as an option. This, however, meant giving up the reverser. As with the 12+12 gearbox, the range change on the Speedshift was made with the same lever as the main gears. In some countries the old 8+2 transmission was still offered. From November 1994 onward, tractors have been fitted with a Dana front axle.

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