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Old 08-19-2019, 09:14 PM
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Over the weekend I bought a Brinly plow, sleeve hitch and the mystery item pictured. Can some one tell me what it is and and if it’s complete. TIA
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Old 08-19-2019, 10:16 PM
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It's a brinly cultivator, looks like you got the large center tine but missing about 6 more and the holders for them,should be 3 on each side and maybe even a set of wheels to be complete ,been about 30 years since I had or used one ! whats there looks good though !
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Old 08-20-2019, 08:56 AM
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Yup, looks like a Brinly Cultivator frame.
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It's a brinly cultivator, looks like you got the large center tine but missing about 6 more and the holders for them,should be 3 on each side and maybe even a set of wheels to be complete ,been about 30 years since I had or used one ! whats there looks good though !
It is missing a few, but the number and configuration of tines can be changed up quite a bit depending on what you're doing with it. I'd have been more than happy to use that one shovel to dig my potatoes this year, and I'd have set it up with 2 tines and a pair of discs to hill them. At least I would if I could figure out where to buy them.
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You are also missing (I assume) all the pins and keepers.
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