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Old 04-13-2016, 12:02 AM
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Good luck with the 782...looks like it's in great shape.
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Your 782 is looking good!
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Old 04-13-2016, 01:46 PM
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Looks like your ready for plow in'
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Finally got my sleeve hitch and installed it just need some longer hardware for i can install the trailer hitch bracket.

I also picked up this Brinly plow yesterday my share was broken and i stole this plow and it's in very nice shape. The one issue i hit is my Brinly adapter it tweeked i am going to head into work early tomorrow and heat it and use the press to fix it.
How'd you like the longer Frankenstein bolts?
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How'd you like the longer Frankenstein bolts?
Seems fine never realized how big these things are till they were in my hand.


Got the brinly adapter straight this morning it's a little wide so i used washer to take the slack up next year i'll get a new adapter. I think i set the plow up right but i have no idea really.





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Old 04-13-2016, 09:56 PM
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Got the brinly adapter straight this morning it's a little wide so i used washer to take the slack up next year i'll get a new adapter. I think i set the plow up right but i have no idea really.
Those bolts I used are 3/4" longer than factory. Keep me in mind if you want a heavy duty sleeve hitch adapter. I haven't heard of anyone bending one of mine yet
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When you get to plowday there will be plenty of guys that give you pointers on setting up your plow correctly,BTW do not use the that black plate you have between the plow and the hitch.
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Looks like you will be pretty close on the plow setup... you can fine tune it from there...

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Well having my first issue went to mow the lawn today and got nothing when turning the key. I was able to jump the solenoid and it started right up going to check the brake switch first.
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Also check the back of the Ign.switch they tend to give problems there with the terminal ends, can also give other problems like no charging issues.
just the nature of things, especially so, if let sit outside.
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