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Old 02-06-2017, 07:51 PM
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Looks like a plow someone made for a wheel horse sleeve hitch
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ok so that looks good but what is the angle of that piece of steel/a brinly arch and how long is a regular brinly plow.
Back side of the standard to front bolt holding hitch on is 27 inches. There is an 15 degree angle built into the hitch so the plow will be close to straight up and down when your right side tires are in a furrow.

Here is anther Simplicity plow that I modified to accept a Brinly hitch:



I also have 2 extra Brinly frames that are up for sale.




Your moldboard-standard-frog should bolt up to a newer frame. The plow on the right in my earlier post is an older style frame with a newer moldboard-standard-frog on it.

The blue and yellow plow don't plug as easy as a Brinly frame plow does.
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