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Old 04-29-2014, 11:37 AM
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Well, at least you probably DID NOT pay $550 for it like the older Brinly at an auction near here sold for last Saturday only because it was wearing Case red and green paint!! And the Brinly 12" plow and a Case/Ingersoll snow thrower right next to it went for the same price.....EACH!!!

"Choice" auctions really suck big time!!!
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Well, at least you probably DID NOT pay $550 for it like the older Brinly at an auction near here sold for last Saturday only because it was wearing Case red and green paint!! And the Brinly 12" plow and a Case/Ingersoll snow thrower right next to it went for the same price.....EACH!!!

"Choice" auctions really suck big time!!!
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Did ya buy any of them to put on "Casey"?
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i'll get some pics when i get home tonite
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Nahh Jeff, 'fraid not!!

But I did pick up a 126 today! Got a 100 a few weeks back on the same trip to pick up "Casey" and was going to put a tiller on it but the darn rear PTO is in the way, so reverted to "plan B" this AM when I looked a C/L!
12 HP would be better on a tiller anyway!
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pics of the poor quality control.
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Have you contact Brinly to see what they suggest you do? I purchase a plow from Brinly that didn't have the hardware package. I called them and they sent me 2 hardware kits at no cost to me.


From the look of the lower left picture the shaft has a few dings on it. A piece of 320 sand paper while you are spinning the shaft will fix the problem.
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Whaaat??!!! Is it hitting the zerk fitting on the way through or is there weld through slobber on the inside of the tube??

Try backing out the zerk fitting and/or run a rat tail file through if it is weld through on the inside of the tube.
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first the axle material is not finished properly, what you see there is water not dings.

second, they put the bushings in after they welded the assy together, after i sanded one axle with 220 i was able to get it to the other bushing but not thru, they warped the spindle tube welding it together, they should have test fitted or line bored the holes.

i am going to call brinly in the morning, sad thing is this piece of crap is made in usa!
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first the axle material is not finished properly, what you see there is water not dings.

second, they put the bushings in after they welded the assy together, after i sanded one axle with 220 i was able to get it to the other bushing but not thru, they warped the spindle tube welding it together, they should have test fitted or line bored the holes.

i am going to call brinly in the morning, sad thing is this piece of crap is made in usa!
Should have been machined after welding or the tolerances opened up quite a bit. It sounds like the bushing collapsed too much when it was pressed in since you are having trouble getting it into the first one. That coupled with some misalignment on the bores is your problem. Hard to say if a little polishing of the axle in a lathe would cure it. Then if it doesn't, will Brinly take it back without giving you a bunch of grief?
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back to this, i got replacement parts from brinly today.
parts do not fit again, i can't believe that no one checked to see if they fit before they shipped me these parts under warranty.
playing the hold game on the phone with brinly now.
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