Posted by bison on December 29, 2010 at 15:35:30 from (69.168.144.140):
In Reply to: my Feed Tractor posted by bison on December 29, 2010 at 09:50:02:
If i lift the front bales high enough i can see the tracks ahead where i've been.It's not that hard to get around in a open field or a big corral.
this belarus has a yellow/white hood,wheels and cab,(yes it has a cab)the rest is orange.
Its been a good tractor in the 23 yrs i've owned it.I did the engine once,cause my brother had used it to load and stack bales,but he rode the clutch all the time and wore the crank trough the trust brg. I replaced the starter,waterpump and alt once.I replaced the front axle(kept breaking king pins) with a wheatland axle from a Cockshut 1850. it had a few other minor things,but that can be expected with over 15000 hrs on it. It still starts very good and it runs on fumes.
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