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    Belarus 572 with Air Compressor - where is the air outlet

    These tractors seem to be all metric (which is a good thing, at least for me) and I can always machine up something. The compressor was I believe there to allow towing of a trailer fitter with air brakes. I have had a look at the back of the machine and can't find any air outlet for said air...
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    Belarus 572 with Air Compressor - where is the air outlet

    Actually I'm now wondering if T'ing into the main line (pink hose from the compressor) is a bad idea. I'm not sure, but that I assume that valve on the top may actually contain a one way valve ... like seen on a "normal" compressor.
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    Belarus 572 with Air Compressor - where is the air outlet

    I have followed the lines and it appears that the main one from the compressor goes over and in front of the radiator (but I can't see in there without completely removing the engine cover) then to the other side of the engine, then back under and to the top of the tank. There is another...
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    Belarus 572 with Air Compressor - where is the air outlet

    Hi all, I have an early 90's Belarus 572 tractor that is fitted with an air compressor and air storage tank. For the life of me I can not figure out where an air "outlet" is, that I could connect an air hose to. Anyone familiar with this tractor and the position of an air outlet? Thanks in...
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    Help identify the function of these parts - combine seeder

    Thanks for the input guys. I'm in Australia and we seem to have a lot of these old combine seeders around. This is the smallest one I have seen. They are normally much bigger (wider). I kind of get why the big spring is there (to allow the tynes to kick back if it hits something hard), it's the...
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    Help identify the function of these parts - combine seeder

    Hi all, I bought an old combine seeder and I'm trying to figure out what the purpose/function of these parts are. The photo's are probably a little difficult to grasp, so I'll try and explain: 1. There are 4 rows of tynes. The two middle sets have seed droppers on they, the front and back sets...
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