Another ride on video. Some of us want to look at the tractor while it is working, and these ride on videos are useless to us. Damn it get someone to film you.
That one looks like it was well taken care of. Bought my Bela-roos, so I was told how to pronounce it in1993 brand new, still have it. I'll never get rid of it. Your tractor seems to be running fine but start up was a little long, even in that cold temperature, could be minor fuel leak. Good luck. Ps you'll hear how bad they are from people who never even owned one!
@@tcmits3699I’ve Belarus 80 💪🏼 brilliant machine and quite tough actually much better more reliable than your fancy American or European tractors and plus they’re dirt cheap to buy
Does this tractor have glow plugs? because if it does you sure as hell should have used them. Maybe just a compression release that you use to get it cranking over good, then return compression for the tractor to start.
That Belarus tractor is made for working . I would take that over a hydrostatic drive any day . Nice video .
Engine sounds good; Mine is a 1996 825; I've had it about 8 years & put about 1100 hours on it. They're crude but tough
Looks like a good one 👍
We'll see
Another ride on video. Some of us want to look at the tractor while it is working, and these ride on videos are useless to us. Damn it get someone to film you.
That one looks like it was well taken care of. Bought my Bela-roos, so I was told how to pronounce it in1993 brand new, still have it. I'll never get rid of it. Your tractor seems to be running fine but start up was a little long, even in that cold temperature, could be minor fuel leak. Good luck. Ps you'll hear how bad they are from people who never even owned one!
Yeah I think the timing might be a little off, causing it to start hard. Seems like it's running rich also. Seems like a pretty tough tractor. Thanks
Not pronounced like the country he pronounced it right you are wrong.
Which BA-LAR-US do you own?
@@tcmits3699I’ve Belarus 80 💪🏼 brilliant machine and quite tough actually much better more reliable than your fancy American or European tractors and plus they’re dirt cheap to buy
Does this tractor have glow plugs? because if it does you sure as hell should have used them. Maybe just a compression release that you use to get it cranking over good, then return compression for the tractor to start.
No glow plugs or compression release. They did come with intake heaters but it doesn't work. It also has a block heater that would of helped.
Belarus, the Most reliable tractors in the world. Quite ugly looking tractors but bulletproof
What Allied loader is that?
I think it's a 695.
Glow plugs are not working hard to start with out them
It doesn't have glow plugs.
@@GlennConnershould be one in the intake pipe then