Brinly-Hardy

[tgranthamfd 29]

Any of you folks seen or used any of the Brinly-Hardy implements? My brother bought a 38" box scraper and Blade combination, brought it over to get some help with the assembly, and I couldn't resist giving it a try. It did pretty good. I think he got it from Northern Tool. Here it is on my 2005 Classic GT 315-8. That is, of corse, him on it. gwgdog66

My, I mean his new wheel weights, too.

[tgranthamfd 29]

I forgot to add that you could spin this thing completely around and push backwards, or for clean up. The second picture. I think I like it. Looks like this may be the way I will have to go to get the cultivaters for it, too.

[Prater 76]

How was the shipping? There may be some parts I am looking at if you guys want to go together and share some shipping costs.

[d180man 5]

Hi we have a plow & blade they work good! but the box blade is nice for moving drit ! nice looking tractor ! :thumbs:

[rickv1957 74]

Brinly made some very nice attachments,nice find,Rick

[tgranthamfd 29]

How was the shipping? There may be some parts I am looking at if you guys want to go together and share some shipping costs.

Northern Tool store on e-bay, 169.99 with 43.48 shipping 3 to 8 business days. Gary has the parts manuel. They have a full line of things for a clevis hitch hook up.

[linen beige 15]

What's the extra braket on the back? A weight (concrete block) holder?

I have one of these (without the bracket) and have put some 100 hours or so on it in dirt and gravel. My 1054A handles it very well. It's a bit light when used on a tractor with no down pressure, so added weight would be a big plus in new ground.

[d180man 5]

Hi yes that should be a concrete block holder ! :thumbs:

[tgranthamfd 29]

What's the extra braket on the back? A weight (concrete block) holder?

I have one of these (without the bracket) and have put some 100 hours or so on it in dirt and gravel. My 1054A handles it very well. It's a bit light when used on a tractor with no down pressure, so added weight would be a big plus in new ground.

Yes it is a bracket for a concrete block, has a long 3/8" carrage bolt and a hold down for the top of the block. I stood on it and let my brother drag me around, I weigh a little more than a block. :notworthy:

[jtmoyer 1]

i used one to move some dirt to put in a drive way. had to take the "block holder" off, it was letting it float and stay on top of the tilled ground. for weight i had the fam: dad, wife and 3 children stand on the blade. when i got to the end they got off and it lifted easily. i worked it to hard and bent the cheep bolt that holds the handle and enlarged the center hole so the blade moves a little. just a few week points.

[sawhorse 0]

Those rear blades work best on the driveway after a rain. And some kind of

downpressure helps on almost all the brinly implements. These implements

will do the job - a little more patience and time may be needed. For loosening

compacted garden soil, the subsoiler in my avatar does a fine job.

And of course, those with horses might want to visit www.gardentractorgardening.com

to see Micah's brinly implements at work.

[gwgdog66 23]

Yes it is a bracket for a concrete block, has a long 3/8" carrage bolt and a hold down for the top of the block. I stood on it and let my brother drag me around, I weigh a little more than a block.

I stood on it first. Terry tried to throw me off of it..:thumbs: