team Belarus love love the simple engineering the rotator oil filter is total awesome too bad you got a filter love cleaning mine on the Belarus 800 and the fuel mileage is so bloody good you have to see it to believe it and old Belarus dealer told me they ran a comparison between a Belarus and a John Deere and the John Deere came in at $3,000 worth of fuel to do the the same job the Belarus did for $1,000 and that 250 is super cheap on fuel 3 teaspoons and you run all day lolololol
Hey I agree with you my Belarus set for 5 years while i was away working. I drain the fuel lines put a new battery in it change the second stage filters crank it without compression for about 30 minutes on and off and then put added compression and it cranked on the 3rd rotation. Still running good today
I love the fact that you're being very objective and pointed out ALL machines and humans have issues. So there's no need to bash one tractor over another. All have their pros and cons. I personally have to agree with you. I, too, prefer simpler machinery when it comes to mechanical stuff, even though I make a living working with and reviewing computer hardware and electronics. Long story, short - GREAT VIDEO! :)
No problemo. You could get power steering kit and second hydro pump + few more updates - like a more powerfull starter from different larger RU tractors even for these T25 (Belarus) and all these upgrades are preatry cheap in Europe. 😀
We just bought a belarus as250 for $2400 with 490 hours on it. Try finding a deal like that on a John deer. So you have to work on the bella once in a while. So what? Easy & cheap to work on. Reminds me of my ford 8n. I think it will be a good tractor for us.
I'm in a bind...spent about 10k on An old massey 3165 industrial. Well in the process of clearing some land and pulling some trees between the excavator and the tractor. Somewhere along A-line a lost in oil plug. So Without going into details I don't have the time patience right now to rebuild my massey. But there's an 825 Belarus available. I'm thinking I want to grab it. I just rebuilt the MF34 loader with all new hydraulics I wonder if I can take my loader off my massey and adapt it to the Belarus
In general loaders can be adapted but some fabrication may be necessary to get the loader frame to bolt on. I doubt a swap from Massey to Belarus would be direct. However the Belarus tractors are generally very durable when maintained properly. They may not be the most ergonomic tractors, but fuel economy and durability make up for that in my opinion.
team Belarus love love the simple engineering the rotator oil filter is total awesome too bad you got a filter love cleaning mine on the Belarus 800 and the fuel mileage is so bloody good you have to see it to believe it and old Belarus dealer told me they ran a comparison between a Belarus and a John Deere and the John Deere came in at $3,000 worth of fuel to do the the same job the Belarus did for $1,000 and that 250 is super cheap on fuel 3 teaspoons and you run all day lolololol
Hey I agree with you my Belarus set for 5 years while i was away working. I drain the fuel lines put a new battery in it change the second stage filters crank it without compression for about 30 minutes on and off and then put added compression and it cranked on the 3rd rotation. Still running good today
I love the fact that you're being very objective and pointed out ALL machines and humans have issues. So there's no need to bash one tractor over another. All have their pros and cons.
I personally have to agree with you.
I, too, prefer simpler machinery when it comes to mechanical stuff, even though I make a living working with and reviewing computer hardware and electronics.
Long story, short - GREAT VIDEO! :)
I'm with you on this one! Fully agree.
No problemo. You could get power steering kit and second hydro pump + few more updates - like a more powerfull starter from different larger RU tractors even for these T25 (Belarus) and all these upgrades are preatry cheap in Europe. 😀
We just bought a belarus as250 for $2400 with 490 hours on it. Try finding a deal like that on a John deer. So you have to work on the bella once in a while. So what? Easy & cheap to work on. Reminds me of my ford 8n. I think it will be a good tractor for us.
DAM THAT ALMOST A NEW 250A LOL GOOD DEAL...
I'm in a bind...spent about 10k on An old massey 3165 industrial. Well in the process of clearing some land and pulling some trees between the excavator and the tractor. Somewhere along A-line a lost in oil plug. So Without going into details I don't have the time patience right now to rebuild my massey. But there's an 825 Belarus available. I'm thinking I want to grab it. I just rebuilt the MF34 loader with all new hydraulics I wonder if I can take my loader off my massey and adapt it to the Belarus
In general loaders can be adapted but some fabrication may be necessary to get the loader frame to bolt on. I doubt a swap from Massey to Belarus would be direct. However the Belarus tractors are generally very durable when maintained properly. They may not be the most ergonomic tractors, but fuel economy and durability make up for that in my opinion.
Don't worry, I know for sure МТЗ are amazing durable machines...
No comparison. European or American tractors are beautiful looking. Those Soviet tractors are ugly but more reliable
Won't see a Deere with adjustable height.
Keep it simple , you'll keep your hair and mind longer !😋😋
Too late for the hair, lol (probably the mind too...)
Ask those self-appointed experts WHERE exactly, they think those "American" tractors are made.
Like the deer’s made in France