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Old 12-01-2016, 02:09 PM
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First post in a long time simply because I have been so busy with school and work. This year I have been blessed to pick up several attachments I have only purchased one tractor.

-At Portland, IN this spring I was able to score a package deal on a No. 2 cart and a Brinly cultivator. The next day I traded for a No. 4 cart.

-I bought a No. 3 cart at an auction.

-At the Portland show in August I purchased a NOS Brinly toolbar.

-Found a Brinly Compactor Rake out for the trash (yes it works).

I painted the No. 2, Cultivator, and my rototiller all at once. And currently have the No.3 torn apart back home, it's waiting on a paint job.

Here are few pictures of my finds this year.
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Very nice finds, looks great, that #4 cart is nice!
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Cool! I want to know more about the compactor rake....
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Cool! I want to know more about the compactor rake....
It is actually a very interesting attachment. Ground driven, it has a clutch on each wheel. That drives a set of rotating tines similar to a baler, this pushes the leaves up and around a drum that has steel beaters on it to pulverize the leaves into smaller bits and they are then driven up into the trash bag you see on the back.

Hard to explain but I did my best.
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A couple better pictures of the rake.
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That is cool! Now I have another toy on my "list of cool chit I don't have yet".
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Hmm, what about the bumper sticker on your tailgate?
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Uh oh joo got some splainin to do Lucy!

Seriously that's some nice stuff. I like seeing attachments I never knew existed. the carts look great
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And he will not have any idea where that line came from.....
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And he will not have any idea where that line came from.....
Oh I forgot. Well the rest of us know anyway.
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