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Greg F

04-14-2000 15:46:37

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CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME THE UPS & DOWNS OF A BELARUS TRACTOR? I'M LOOKING AT A 560. HOW MUCH HORSEPOWER DOES THIS TRACTOR HAVE? THANKS, GREG

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Cheap Tractor

04-16-2000 06:58:23

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Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Greg F, 04-14-2000 15:46:37

This is a true story. I was talking to a farmer that had a Belarus, he was telling me about all the troubles he'd had with it....I asked..."then why did you buy it"? His response...."I thought it was cheap"!!! He then pointed to a JD 4320 sitting in the same shed..."thats the cheap tractor right there, I bought it brand new and could get back what I gave for it" I'm not wanting to sound like a smart A--, but I'd go for American to....

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Burrhead

04-16-2000 17:01:30

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Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Cheap Tractor, 04-16-2000 06:58:23

Where you gonna find an American tractor??? John Deere don't make any of them either.

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I could be wrong but,...

04-16-2000 17:59:55

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Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Burrhead, 04-16-2000 17:01:30

aren't the;

5000 series built in Augusta, Ga.
7000 & 8000 built in Iowa
Lawn and Garden built in Horicon, Wi.

and it's the;

6000 series built in Mannheim, Germany
Compacts in Japan.

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Tim(nj)

04-16-2000 19:10:23

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Re: Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to I could be wrong but,..., 04-16-2000 17:59:55

Someone did say the 5000 tractors are assembled in Georgia, but many components come from abroad. Of course, this is true for just about everything these days. Look at the origin labels on some of the components in a Ford or GM truck. It doesn't all say USA.

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Cheater Pipe

04-18-2000 09:50:32

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Tim(nj), 04-16-2000 19:10:23

As much as I hate to say it, it's the same for the great american Harley Davidson as well. They have less American produced parts on them than most of the newer Honda cycles.

Keep looking, a guy down the road from me had one, something broke on it (I forget what exactly) and it took 9 months to get all the parts to fix it. Waiting for parts happens now and then but that is ridiculous.

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Greg Reuter

04-15-2000 16:54:21

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Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Greg F, 04-14-2000 15:46:37

I don't know anything about it, but my book says
4cyl 290Diesel 9F-2R 63HP 6700pounds.

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Russ

04-15-2000 03:22:23

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Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Greg F, 04-14-2000 15:46:37

A Belarus can appear attractive because of the price, but don`t be fooled. Consider what you would pay to take posession of this "gem" merely as the first installment of the MANY that will be required to keep it. Unless you`ve got too much time or money, just forget about this "engineering marvel". I didn`t listen when I was warned, and I learned the hard way.

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Paul Fox

04-15-2000 03:20:02

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Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Greg F, 04-14-2000 15:46:37

On the off chance that you're serious, and not just trying to start a flame war, Belarus is not well thought of, due to poor build quality, poor dealer network, and difficulty in obtaining (frequently needed) repair parts.

You'd be better off to invest a similar amount of money in a slightly used name-brand tractor. I'm not saying "America - Love it or Leave it" seeing as many of the small and mid-sized tractors are imported whatever the brand, I'm saying stick with something you can get some support for.

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Politenessman

04-14-2000 19:33:57

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Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Greg F, 04-14-2000 15:46:37

Greg can you YELL at us a little louder?

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Once upon a time....: Kim Hartshorn

04-15-2000 15:44:16

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Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Politenessman, 04-14-2000 19:33:57

All caps doesnt bother me nearly as much as it used to....one of the reasons is because I have come to understand that the computer and the web is reaching out to those people who skipped the whole typewriter revolution and have moved directly to computer keyboards. If you remember, one of the most difficult things to get used to when you are learning to type is to use the shift key for single caps. So...I think many poeple just elect to keep the caps lock on rather than type in all lower case letters.

Over the years I have gotten better at listening to .txt

still boggled at the sheer size of the web

Kim Hartshorn

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Notso Polite

04-14-2000 23:57:33

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Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Politenessman, 04-14-2000 19:33:57

BUY AMERICAN

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Politenessman

04-15-2000 18:44:22

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Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Notso Polite, 04-14-2000 23:57:33

A good example of where caps are used to yell for good reason. I heartily agree, BUY AMERICAN and while youre at it, BUY UNION!

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paul

04-15-2000 15:32:59

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Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Notso Polite, 04-14-2000 23:57:33

For those new to the internet, typing in all-caps is hard to read & is considered pretty rude, like you are shouting at people. I see a lot of all caps again the past month, must be a round of new people. Hi & welcome. :) Please use lower case to type.

For the cheap bare bones foregn tractors, I hear Belarus is pretty good once you work the bugs out.

It's kinda hard to buy American these days, any tractor under 100 hp & assemblies from bigger tractors are often from foregn lands.

--->Paul

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Bill in Mich

04-15-2000 19:31:57

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Re: Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to paul, 04-15-2000 15:32:59

Your right its hard to find an new American tractor, but sometimes its better to buy a used American tractor than a new foreign tractor, Bill

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John

04-17-2000 07:07:47

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: BELARUS 560 in reply to Bill in Mich, 04-15-2000 19:31:57

Just be sure it is used not abused.

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