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My latest find...Brinly BB-527 Spiker-Aerator:

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View of the working end:

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NICE
I wish they still made them as stout as that one is.

Nice find, do your plan to restore it or use as is?

Very nice find.:beerchug:

The plans are to give a good paint job and use it. I saw them with black and white paint. This one will have white paint put on.

I'd like to use that on my moles. :bigthink:

That is cool Merk...I wonder why it is shaped like that?

Very nice find Dale! :beerchug:


LMFAO. It should work........ :bigthink:


Makes it look "coolerer". :biggrin2:

from another color tractor site:

Model/Brand
BB527/Brinly Hardy
Features
• Pulled in one direction, the tines slice dense turf to aerate root structure.
• Pulled in the opposite direction, over bare spots or sparse turf, it loosens top soil for re-seeding.
• 36” wide

Very cool! I wonder what the weight ballast capacity at the time was for it.

Awesome find.

PS nice shoe. :biggrin2:

Cool find. Let us know how much difference there is pulling it one way vs the other

It's a boot.... :bigeyes:


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:beerchug:

:biggrin2:

That's nice, Dale!

The assembly-operators manual says you can put up to 6 blocks on it.

I have some 60 pound sand tubes that I'm planning to use.
2 should be plenty.

It is a Red Wing boot.:biggrin2:

PPS is that "Uncle Dick" pulling it?

That's Uncle Dick pulling it.

I found an Operator's manual for the Brinly Hardy BB527. Manual says use a garden tractor with 8 or more horse power. Uncle Dick pulled it with no problems.