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So, drained the transmission, and there was very little gear oil in there. No more than 2 quarts. Filled and drove it around a little to circulate it. My problem presented itself in HI gears. Switched to LO and the problem seems to be gone. Don't think it had anything to do with HI or LO, though, just took a few minutes for the oil to get up and coat the gears in the transmission.<br>
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Info. for anyone who needs to know, I put some Traveller RENEW UTF fluid in the transmission. I was then told by a Belarus dealer to NOT use this or any UTF fluid in the transmission of the Belarus 250AS that is actually from Russia (like mine). Those fluids are too thin. Only put 85-140 Gear Oil or 80-90 Gear Oil in the Belarus 250AS transmission.<br>

Belarus 250AS comes to sudden hault in forward gear
Belarus
Replies 2 Post by roscolo

Well, got it out! The solution has nothing to do with the hydraulic filters.

Drain or siphon the oil out of the hydraulic tank.

Remove the plate on the side of the tank facing the front of the tractor (the one with 5 bolts).

There's another hole that leads to the bottom of the tank. Siphon the oil out of there. Using a magnetic grab tool, I was able to get the dipstick out. I'll never use the dipstick again, just the finger method!

250AS - dropped dipstick bolt into hydraulic tank - how to remove
Belarus
Replies 6 Post by roscolo