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Re: Re: Re: BELARUS TRACTOR
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Posted by Peter Baxter on March 09, 2000 at 06:56:47 from (63.25.44.137):
In Reply to: Re: Re: BELARUS TRACTOR posted by Richard Seibert on May 03, 1998 at 15:32:53:
: I have a 30+/- hp Belarus that's been terrific. A real workhorse. No trouble with it at all. No problem with parts. BTW, it's for sale. low hours. loader, york rake, rotary mower. 941-371-6738.
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: : : A friend asked me about a Belarus tractor. What is it? where are they made? Are parts available for them?Are they any good?
: : : Thanks for any help. : : since 1991 I have worked for a dealer for Belarus we sold about 70 825 and 925 plus three 1770's if they are worked hard they can give some problems inthe gear shifter area some oil leaks but over all they have been good haying tractors. getting parts has not been a problem they have a big warehouse in Milwaukee Neil : We are having a hard time finding parts for our Belarus 6311 3 point hitch section. We do not have a dealer close to us now. What do we do?
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