It seems those two came here earlier than the 1990's. There was a Belarus dealer in the north country that advertised the heck out of that make. He got customers wound up over how we were going to endlessly trade food for tractors which never happened. The bottom line around my area was very few were sold and mostly to guys who had to have new tractors regardless of the source and could not afford anything else. To me a totally reconditioned White 2-70 or 2-85 beats the pants off a similar hp Belarus even though the Belarus was factory new. This dealer for Belarus was a fairly smart guy as he was located on the edge of logging country and I think he did better selling the Belarus as a cheap logging tractor. Zetor and Long dealers used to be around but had similar results locally so they faded away. Depending at how you look at Same they had better results and were hooked up with dealers who carried major brands such as Deere and JI Case. Their best day was the late 1970's and early 1980's when US tractor prices skyrocketed and farmers were trying to find alternatives.
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