I'm new here, I have inherited a Brinly Sleeve hitch plow (maybe 1990 model) we have a Kubota B7200D Tractor. I can not tell how they hooked it to the tractor. What I'm missing? Something that connects to the 3-point hitch?
how to connect a Brinly Sleeve Hitch Moldboard Plow to a kubota B7200 tractor
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That plow will RUN beautiful once you clean it up real shiny !
I have their 3PH version, ran behind a old Sears SS12 and it did a GREAT job.
Be sure coulter( the 'cutting wheel' is adjusted right and sharp !
You can get a manual for it online ,pretty sure Brinly's still around.
I have their 3PH version, ran behind a old Sears SS12 and it did a GREAT job.
Be sure coulter( the 'cutting wheel' is adjusted right and sharp !
You can get a manual for it online ,pretty sure Brinly's still around.
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That plow was madee for a much smaller garden tractor with a sleeve hitch like the pic below.
You'll have to make your own hitch if you want to use it.
You'll have to make your own hitch if you want to use it.
airbiscuit
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New Holland T2310, New Holland TC21D, Kubota l3010 GST, Farmall H
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Thanks for posting this! I have that same plow I bought new back in the 90's. I used it recently on a garden tractor to bury a air line across the lawn for the pond aerator. Hard to get good traction with that and I was trying to think of a way to make a hitch for using it on the L2501.
I made a small 3pt counterweight with a receiver on it and this will be a good method. My T&T should give me good adjust-ability with it
Thanks again, and also to Tractor J for bringing the topic up.
Bill