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Re: Steering Broke on Belarus 250
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Posted by Daffy on July 09, 2006 at 04:09:13 from (198.164.251.106):
In Reply to: Steering Broke on Belarus 250 posted by Daffy on July 08, 2006 at 17:39:23:
Thanks for the comments guys, I had hoped maybe that someone has had this problem before, I"ve been through many things with this blinking tractor, but never this yet. I inherited this thing from my father, who had it in the depths of the woods for years and as far as I know, never had a problem in this regard. Though the bloody steering box was mega worn, it took almost a full turn just to get some response to the front wheels. The tractor is still in the woods at the moment, having to hire a guy in my area with a backhoe to haul it out for me sometime the first of the week. As far as I can remember the steering box and steering wheel column are all one cast solid piece, though the steering column might screw out of the steering box, but for sure you could see all the steering box but the bottom of it, and it"s all one solid bloody piece. So if ya can"t access it from the bottom, then it would all have to be replace with another whole unit. So this is what I was wondering, can you access the inside of this steering box, does it indeed come apart somehow. This is a 1978, model 250, shipped to the Canadian market, which from what I understand is the same model types sold in the Russian market. I believe for the US market they had to meet more rigid requirements (meaning slightly better built units), so where a little different.
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