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Picked up another Brinly plow last spring just got it plow ready. Thanks Jeff for the yoke. Now I need a plow day

Friday night will be very iffy the fields drain well and dry quick but it will depend on what to night has in store. we will leave the fields open all day sat. I am open to have night plowing and a fire sat night if Friday dose not work out. I will try to put my plow in the ground tomorrow around no...

made it out to the plow field today , opened up the fields and started getting ready for next weekend. It plowed amazing!


hope you can make it here are some pics enjoy.

you shouldn't tempt me like that . Might have to see if my leash is that long.

Rob - Not that my leash extends that far away from home, but I just want to give you a high five for setting up what looks to be a good time. I hope you get a good turnout. I was afraid you were getting out of all this when I saw you selling a few tractors! You must have a few more you're holding o...

Heading over to the plow area this weekend , will post some pics etc. Forcast is looking great!

Here are some maps for the Dodgeville, WI Plow Day.

Well its now official. The Dodgeville , Wisconsin plow day will be held Friday April 10th and Saturday April 11th. Location 2350 Bloomfield Rd. Mineral Point Wisconsin. Friday April 10th events open plowing , test and tune late Friday pm 5-6 pm or so, BS and chilli feed , nite plowing and bonefire ....

Merry Christmas to everyone. Hope all get to spend time with friends and family

Tom

It's really not that bad. I did not remove the plastic dash, the biggest pain was the battery box. The bolts had all seen better days. They all got replaced. The 1864 has plenary of room behind the dash to work,that is so nice to actually see what your doing.

got the parts installed today hydro works great and as it should. gotta go play in the snow now.....

stillwaiting on my parts hope the mail man has them tomorrow. snow is on its way.....

I have purchased 2 sets from Jeff. Quality product, a great value.

Took the nut off and discovered that the po had the bell washers backwards and one was even missing. Ordered New ones and a new friction disc. Should be in business by the end of the week.

blowing snow this morning with { new to me equipment} 451 blower and 1864 ... hydro wants to head right back to neutral, when moving forward, I have attempted to tighten the cross shaft, but it seems I get nowhere' the lever just seems slopy etc. Trunion looks to be in decent shape , little or no we...

is there a faq or does anyone have any insight on rebuilding a stewering box or adding the super steer option.

does any body have a link to Tim DeLoozas dual spool on his 1862? looking to something similar to my 1864 thanks much

just picked up a 2072 super .....serial number 773944. looking for any production data available also looking for owners manual and attachment guide for this tractor

thanks in advance

You will love the 1811 , I bought an 1812 3 years ago, its now my all time favorite cub. It steers so effortlessly and tight its almost like having power sterring. the hydro is also a step ahead of anything that I have ever owned. its infinite there is no jerkiness to it , very smooth I have a 50 c ...

Found my smelly culprit. a seeping fuel pump on the intake manifold of my 782 kinda oily and it must be seeping out slowly, gotta order a gasket ......thanks for all the input.

After I parked them last fall they appeared to have no leaks but will double check later tonight when I get home .

Think some of my issues relate to my shop being to air tight... I would eventuality like to heat better to spend more time out there etc...

hopefully this is the place to put this otherwise delete it for me. I have a 2 stall garage attached and on one end of that is a 18 X 24 shop/ cub shed . recently , as in last year Put new windows and insulated. the ceiling . The only heat that I use occasionally use is , is a small oil filled radia...

I have now trouble getting the plow to dig in and making a real nice furrow. just wanting one more for look sand maybe a few extra pounds when you drop in hard dry g tound etc... thanks much.

does anybody have thoughts pro or con on a depth-gage wheel for brinly plows ?

Jeff,

got a pic?

thnx Rob

Jeff

sure , it also appears to me that my adjuster t-bolt might be a tad short as when the belt is correctly tightened the threaded rod is inside the adjuster cam ... oh well

Jeff

the plate where the gearbox is mounted in tight and the castle nut with cotter pin is also there. it just seems that there is play on the adjuster t handle I have put a big cotter pin on that handle to prevent it from getting loose but it does not work the best.

just wondering if anyone has a good way to keep the belt tight on a QA 42A thrower mine keeps getting loose espically when in the wet heavy snow

thanks in advance

I have been looking for a low cost method of cleaning up rusty tools , parts etc around the shop . I was using Gunk carb cleaner in the gallon can but that is like $15.00 per gallon of solvent. and will take a week or more to work on rusty parts and pieces. Im gonna give the vinegar a test.