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Re: Belarus Tractors
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Posted by John in Maryland on May 09, 2002 at 10:43:28 from (66.56.220.94):
In Reply to: Belarus Tractors posted by Richard Heyduk on May 08, 2002 at 19:24:39:
You get what you pay for. New a guy that had a belarus, said it was the biggest mistake he ever made, he didn't like and couldn't sell it. The dealer I work at had Zetor someone traded in(why they took it I don't know) it ran okay, then a loyal customer got in a jam and needed a tractor cause his broke, so they lent him that one, as that is all they had. Well, it broke something in the pto. Took the dealer about 4 weeks to get the part, had to find a zetor dealer to fax pages of the service manual, and was an out and out pain. If you get one, hope you can understand the owners manual, because they, well the zetor anyhow, has like 3 pto speeds, 3 pt. hitch only lifted when it was engaed in one of them, and all kinds of other dumb stuff. You put the key in it and pushed in, you didn't even turn it. I would rather buy a horse and with a harness than a belarus or zetor tractor.
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