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Old 05-07-2013, 11:34 PM
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Question Brinly cultivator set up info pls.
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I've got my cultivator cleaned up and ready to go ... this weekend I'll give it a whirl. When I install the tines ... what works best ... for all of them to be set at the same length / depth and use the wheels at the rear to control dig into ground.Or do you set them front to rear differently?

thanks , Bryan

Some pics or vidio of you folks using yours might be helpfull for us novices !
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I just aquired one of these so I will be watching!! Looks Good.. : - )
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Thumbs up cultivator
Leadslingingdaddy .... I feel so ...all alone ... neglected, by our brotheren....
they won't share the intimacy of culitivator use ... oh woe is me ! I'll have to dig in the dirt on my own ....

I bid you a fare adoo from the south ....


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Hey folks ...

I've got my cultivator cleaned up and ready to go ... this weekend I'll give it a whirl. When I install the tines ... what works best ... for all of them to be set at the same length / depth and use the wheels at the rear to control dig into ground.Or do you set them front to rear differently?

thanks , Bryan

Some pics or vidio of you folks using yours might be helpfull for us novices !
Depending on "how deep" (Usually only a couple inches) you want to go, I'd back the tractor up on a couple boards to raise it up 2"-2 1/2" and set your spades (with your hitch down) even on a level floor. I would think that otta get you into the ball park for a start.
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tks Grampie ...

hope the info goes in the library ... I like the idea of lifting a couple inches to set up ... i'll give it a whirl...

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Talking cultivating!
Thanks you fellows for the Brinly catalog and set up ideas ... So this morning I set it up and turned the earea where I used to burn ... want to get it ready for grass seed ... this SURE did the trick !

tks again ... Bryan
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Thumbs up cultivator ....
I had just a few days ago used the rear blade on the burn pile....here it is during / after the cultivator. Really like the result ... 35 yr old equipment ? heck yes !
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Awesome pics! Glad it worked so well for you!
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