In America they put tires like that on Pick up trucks and crush cars just for fun.Here in Bosnia you can see numerous old russian trucks working for individuals. Those are log trucks, almost all of them are 6x6 or 8x8. Actualy, everithing that is abnormal in whole world is just fine in Bosnia. One of those from bosnia in attachements
What was the brand name the USSR tractors you where delivering?When I had my business "up home" part of it was delivering Belarus farm tractors. Those things (and the rigs shown here) were built the way we used to build stuff..... strong. Yup, they were ugly compared to JD and the other fancy brands and the Russia designed wiring would make a saint cuss but you had to be dedicated stupid to break one. Plus they were waaaay cheaper to purchase.
Example; I hauled one of their top-line 110 hp, 4wd tractors to a farm show. All told we had 3 tractors plus a haybind and a baler. Right across the aisle was the JD display featuring their latest 150hp, fibregass cab, A/c and stereo equipped croos between a tractor and a Ferrari that alone cost more than Belarus' entire display plus what they were paying me.
The JD rep told me that they'd been trying to prep their fancy rig for a month. Thing wouldn't start no matter what they did. Turned out to be a $.75 sensor in the electronic controls that wasn't showing up on their "diagnostic equipment".
What was the brand name the USSR tractors you where delivering?
I said USSR tractors not Russian tractors. Belarus was a part of the USSR, Not Russia so no mistake was made on my part.Belarus tractors, but you make the same mistake as so many others. The only thing built in Russia was the castings for the trans/gearbox. They had an assembly plant in Canada and another in the USA. I don't remember right off the exact locations. Used a whole heck of a lot of North American components. Kind of how Pontiac was built in Canada with Chevy components.
By contrast the "American Brands" were all using the same mid-size tractor built entirely in Czechoslovakia and branding it with their name and paint colors.
I said USSR tractors not Russian tractors. Belarus was a part of the USSR, Not Russia so no mistake was made on my part.
Yet you still did not give a brand name for the Belarus tractors you delivered.
Yup, you're from Toronto.
Still no brand name of the tractor delivered?Yup, you're from Toronto.
He's canadian, what do you expect!Still no brand name of the tractor delivered?