Ok. Its a kabota. Medium sized??? I guess. I know there are smaller and bigger ones. But it's in a pretty good condition. It also has five implements that go with it.
Find a bank who finances tractors and ask them what the loan value is on the tractor. You can also call a kabota dealer. make sure you have the model number, number of hours on the motor and accesories on the tractor.
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I was thinking of buying one, and was wandering if anyone knows anything about Belarus farm tractors?
How dependable are they, what is the average hours an engine will last?
Belarus tractors are cheap and reliable, I would advise getting one with wet brakes though. They are generally basic but that can be a good thing. They have brilliant ground grip and strong engines. You can easily get 15000 hours out of an engine as long as you look after it. They are very dependable because they are designed to start even in the arctic circle. So cold starts aren’t a problem. We have a belarus 920 and it’s been nothing but good. I have leaflets if your interested.
Here you go:
http://cgi.ebay.com/FARMALL-RADIATOR-300-350_W0QQitemZ7531104908QQihZ017QQcategoryZ63964QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
Other parts:
http://stores.ebay.com/Rickert-Implement
Dan Ball of Buck Run Rd and Rt 313 near Quakertown Pa can supply you with used and new mower and small engine parts and supplies. Dan Knows how to mix and match parts. Call him at 215 538 2997. email dballparts@yahoo.com Dan will UPS or ship by common carrier directly to you.
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