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Old 09-02-2014, 10:43 AM
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Default I picked up a 8" Brinly plow!
Found this on Craigslist about 5 miles away from my house. The guy wanted $125 for it but I ended up paying $90! My brother in law aka dirtcowboy says its for a walk behind plow but said it should still work for a ride on lawn tractor. I just need to get my sleeve hitch now so I can hook it up and try it out!
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It's not a Brinly. Looks like maybe a Simplicity.

Either way, I'm diggin that adjustable cutter shank!!!
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It's not a Brinly. Looks like maybe a Simplicity.

Either way, I'm diggin that adjustable cutter shank!!!
That is a Simplicity walk behind moldboard plow.
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Will it work with a sleeve hitch or do I need to sell this one for a brinley??
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I have one just like that. I've been working on a sleeve hitch adapter bracket for my 71. The framework is much higher than my 10" brinley.
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You might have to change the hitch, but it would work. I have not pulled one, I do not know if they are as good of a plow. Looks like it would be.....
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