Case Nutty 1660
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Been wanting one of these since the mid 70's,,, Glad to have one seems a bit rare
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Tom Arnold
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Only since the 70's????? You need to exercise some patience, Tom.
Congratulations. That DD unit looks to be in near mint condition. I don't think that it has seen much use. The old White Series from Brinly-Hardy are....IMO... built better than the later Black implements that are still being produced today. I agree that finding a 3 point DD unit these days could be considered RARE even though lots of them were sold. But many of them were used until they were worn out and ended up at the scrap yard.
You will need a front counter-weight if you intend to use it.
Congratulations. That DD unit looks to be in near mint condition. I don't think that it has seen much use. The old White Series from Brinly-Hardy are....IMO... built better than the later Black implements that are still being produced today. I agree that finding a 3 point DD unit these days could be considered RARE even though lots of them were sold. But many of them were used until they were worn out and ended up at the scrap yard.
You will need a front counter-weight if you intend to use it.
That's a COOL find!
Some years ago, I bought a NOS Brinly sleeve hitch cultivator still in the wood crate held together with wire (as they did "back in the day") off of ebay.
It's still in the crate, I've never been able to bring myself to take it out, assembly it and get it dirty!
It's a twin to the one in the photo below.
<img src = "http://www.myelec-traks.com/BRINLYCULTIVATOR.JPG">
Some years ago, I bought a NOS Brinly sleeve hitch cultivator still in the wood crate held together with wire (as they did "back in the day") off of ebay.
It's still in the crate, I've never been able to bring myself to take it out, assembly it and get it dirty!
It's a twin to the one in the photo below.
<img src = "http://www.myelec-traks.com/BRINLYCULTIVATOR.JPG">
Tom Arnold
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ZTR,
IF.... you have an original set of Brinly-Hardy double discs for a CAT 0 three point hitch with white frames and black discs, then in my opinion they should bring $400.00 without too much trouble. Of course, condition, condition, condition always matters. In this instance, the total lack of rust along with discs that are not damaged, are rust free and good bearings would be the sort of condition that would command top dollar.
IF.... you have an original set of Brinly-Hardy double discs for a CAT 0 three point hitch with white frames and black discs, then in my opinion they should bring $400.00 without too much trouble. Of course, condition, condition, condition always matters. In this instance, the total lack of rust along with discs that are not damaged, are rust free and good bearings would be the sort of condition that would command top dollar.
Case Nutty 1660
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I have two more weights from high rear rears to put on my weight rack,, but first I have to buy a 3pt hitch for this 444, so it will be next year before I get to use it,, this one has been well greased and seems to have but a few hours of use from the wear I see at the top link pin holes, should be a fun item to use in the garden when I use the Brinley plow,, thanks for all the comments guys,, I have heard some crazy prices given for these,,
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kevinstuff
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I have the top 3 point frame , now I know what else to look for,
I picked up a used Ariens 3 point tool bar I think it was for the gt20
Any how it has the sweeps and furrow and disc attchments that clamp
onto tool bar
I picked up a used Ariens 3 point tool bar I think it was for the gt20
Any how it has the sweeps and furrow and disc attchments that clamp
onto tool bar
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