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pumper.atv

just bought a brinly disk and i am curious how the hitch attaches thanks :thanks:

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kpinnc

You might be able to use the older-style slot hitch with that. See this thread if you don't have one:

The "s"-shaped bent tang on the back of your disk is for connecting a second gang. The straight one is where you hook up to the tractor.

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CasualObserver

Looks like you're missing the other "s" part that bolts to the tongue to go on the clevis hitch.

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You could probably bend and drill one pretty easy. (or have it done) I think the jaw has to be 3½ inches... but you need to double check that. I don't have a brinly clevis handy to measure. Otherwise, like Kevin said, you can probably use it with a slot hitch.... but I'd still bolt an extension on it.

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Don1977

You can use 2 pieces of 2" x 3" x 1/4" angle iron 4" long. Drill the 3" sides with matching 3/4" holes then weld the 2" side together to form a "C" . Then weld a piece of flat iron to that the bolt up to you disk.

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dtallon

I just used mine with my 854 last weekend to smooth out the garden after I plowed it. As others have stated, you are missing a piece if you want to hook to a Brinly sleeve hitch. Fortunately for a Wheel Horse, you can just reverse the center bar for use with a slot hitch.

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pumper.atv

Thanks guys i was thinking that i just needed another piece that was bent but i wanted to verify :thanks:

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