Plowing and Plow Info
 

I think this is the article that Ed (EDW) was trying to link:

http://open-furrow.soil.ncsu.edu/Doc...ard%20Plow.pdf



FWIW... Brinly Documentation

http://www.brinly.com/graphics/manuals/PP_51BH.pdf


Speaking of plowing... I have not had any seat time since Ball Hollow PD and I am definitely ready for the spring Bama PD!

[QUOTE=nashcub;305376]I think this is the article that Ed (EDW) was trying to link:

http://open-furrow.soil.ncsu.edu/Doc...ard%20Plow.pdf



FWIW... Brinly Documentation

http://www.brinly.com/graphics/manuals/PP_51BH.pdf


The Brinly plow in the second doucument, can anyone give me an idea on the value of a used one in good shape. I saw one for $100, is that a reasonable price?? I have no knowledge about plows. Thanks for any input.

I'd say it's really a fair enough price if it is all there and not overly rusty or beat up.

My local Cub Cadet guy wants $150(he still has several tho), new they are $349.

finsruskw and 64fleetside, thank you.
It is on local CL. I don't really need it but you can never have enough toys.
Hard to tell condition from pics, so I'll be pondering.
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/grd/4847963557.html

That has a coulter AND it looks in great shape. It'd be gone already here.

Looks fine to me also. I'd be over there with a Franklin.

That's funny. I'd rather it be a Grant but like I said I don't really need it so I made him an email offer of $85.00. We'll see.

I would be all over it too. They rarely come up in my neighborhood and when they do, they are atleast 2 Franklins.

Well I got a reply already. He would not accept my offer.
I'm still thinkin'. Trouble is I don't have the hitch either.
That will be more $$$. Alas, what to do, what to do!