AL Farmall Boy
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This looks to be a small pull type cultivator. Could you please tell me what brand it is, and what tractors it was possibly used with? THanks!
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Anonymous-0
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Might be a simplicity, just going by color, but it's a sleeve hitch cultivator, fits many L&G tractors, post the picture in garden tractors forum, and someone will know for sure.
It is a Brinly-Hardy cultivator. They where located in Louisville, Ky. They are still in business but I don"t think they are still in Louisville. The hitch is a sleeve/clevis hitch. It is common on many garden tractors. They make a plow and disk that hook up just the same.
Here is alink to their home page.
http://www.brinly.com/gardening-equipment/
Here is alink to their home page.
http://www.brinly.com/gardening-equipment/
It is a Brinly-Hardy cultivator. They where located in Louisville, Ky. They are still in business but I don"t think they are still in Louisville. The hitch is a sleeve/clevis hitch. It is common on many garden tractors. They make a plow and disk that hook up just the same.
Here is alink to their home page.
http://www.brinly.com/gardening-equipment/
Here is alink to their home page.
http://www.brinly.com/gardening-equipment/
Clearly a flip type sleeve hitch cultivator.
No idea what brand.
The way it is there is to move it to and from the shed, then you flip it over and the shoes should clear the ground in the up position. They are used for cultivating and also if you dont have a disk it will break up the land for planting.
No idea what brand.
The way it is there is to move it to and from the shed, then you flip it over and the shoes should clear the ground in the up position. They are used for cultivating and also if you dont have a disk it will break up the land for planting.
Tx Jim
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The Brinly-Hardy lawn tractor impl's were sold by JD dealers starting back in the '60's. Sleeve hitch and cat O were available.
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