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| Brand | Brinly |
| Colour | Black |
| Item weight | 27.22 kg |
| Manufacturer | Brinly Hardy |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Style | Wooden Peg |
P**P
Works Great in loose soils.
Got my first one and it did good at breaking up the plowed soil. Got my second one and converted single to tandem set-up and worked great only faster. Also used one to make raised hills for planting crops ,also used one to hill up 2 80 foot long rows of corn and 2 80 foot rows of beans.,Worked super no more hand work. Thanks for another Great Product ,for small garden tractors.
A**6
Not a bad item for the price, but has some limitations.
We bought this to use in the garden on the farm. I'm used to full sized implements, so when I first hooked this up I was a bit disappointed when it just skipped across the dirt. This unit really needs some weight on it to do anything, or the soil must already be very loose. Even with a lot of weight this doesn't quite dig in as much as it should. Aside from that, the instructions are clear and it's easy to assemble. The steel seems heavy enough to last and the paint should also stand up well over time. I pulled this behind a garden tractor and an ATV. If you just want to turn over already loose soil and keep down some small weeds, this will do great. If you plan to pull this behind an ATV and do some sod busting, then move along to something heavier and more expensive. For the price, you can't go wrong. I'll probably buy another one of these next spring to connect to the first backwards and pull them in tandem like a full sized disc. I'm also planning to make steel baskets on top that I can load with weight so they actually dig in.
T**N
I bought two, awesome equipment
They did all I could ask of them, and then some, I hooked two together,along with a tine roller, also brinly,,, Definitely worked up and clean my garden
A**R
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY
Decent design, but lacks in performance. Not heavy enough to disc beyond the consistency of sand or powder... you better have some LOAMY soil if you're going to get any use out of this. I strapped 100 lbs of cinder blocks to it, and it still bounced around like crazy..... just don't....
J**N
Solidly built
I haven't been able to use it yet since I am waiting on the sleeve hitch. when I use it I will update the review. Putting it together was rather easy for this 87 year old. I have harrowed large acreage and now just looking for something work with my garden tractor. I believe this wil be more than sturdy enough since it is built as solid as larger harrows I used on farm tractors.
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