About 6 or 7 years ago I bought a Long 900 witch is a Zetor 8011 that was imported by Long and sold under there name. It's 85hp 4cyl diesel that uses very little fuel to the point I have never been able to stay on it long enough to empty the 22 gallon fuel tank in a day. Like all tractors it took some getting use to as the controls are different than a JD or IH AC Oliver Ford well you get the idea, But it's not bad and was easy to get use to. There is a dealer about 22 miles away for parts or I go to anyone who sells parts from A&I parts and get them from them. Most of the filters on this tractor are fine wire mesh so you just take them out and wash them out and re-install and away you go. The hydraulics are good with 3 remotes outlets that can use a one way or double action cylinder witch is nice to have. The only problem I have had with this tractor is the injector pump witch has had a leek sense I bought it and now has to be fixed and its no worse than the pump on my Oliver that needs to be fixed, A pump rebuild is a pump rebuild no matter how you look at it and it just has to be done. I really like this tractor and would own another.
Now the Belarus I have never thought much of them, The first ones I saw were at London Ohio at Howard and Sons auction barn. There must have been 12 or 15 of them setting in dead row in the back, They looked new to me but they leaked oil every ware and most of them were coming apart because of very poor castings. I was told that only the best were exported to the U.S.A. and after seeing these I wondered what the poor sobs back in Russia were using. I guess that's why I never liked them and have never been impressed with them. Bandit
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