Here's a view of the other side of that Brinly CAT-0 plow.
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IH Cub Cadet Plow Day 6.0, October 18, 2003
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nqueensland
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Kraig and Dave- Thanks for the pics of the 4wd 100!! Looks like a cool machine.
Big Bob,
That pic of Paul and Mike is a kool shot!
I guess now I know why they call you "BIG BOB". Wouldn't want to pi$$ you off. And I thought I looked like a frog on a lilly pad when on a Cub Cadet. How tall are you?
That pic of Paul and Mike is a kool shot!
I guess now I know why they call you "BIG BOB". Wouldn't want to pi$$ you off. And I thought I looked like a frog on a lilly pad when on a Cub Cadet. How tall are you?
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Wow,I never saw a Brinly Cat "0" that old! Kool pic! It sort of looks like it could be setup as a shear-pin type plow(you older farm guys like me will know what I mean here)that could trip under a hard hit rock or stump impact.
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bbolhuis
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Tom - I used to be 6' 10" tall, but I'm shrinking now. I can tell because as I shrink, my mid-section keeps getting bigger due to less vertical space...
A few more pics - then I gotta get to bed:
Mike M's M&W Original:
1/2 of the democracy of two:
Anybody know where the furrow is?
Lonny B. and his 102 with the glowing hood ornament option:
A closeup of Lonny's plow doin' its thing:
A nice custom paint job:
Are these the right tires?
Getting busted for improper plow depth!
Sometimes things just don't go your way...
A few more pics - then I gotta get to bed:
Mike M's M&W Original:
1/2 of the democracy of two:
Anybody know where the furrow is?
Lonny B. and his 102 with the glowing hood ornament option:
A closeup of Lonny's plow doin' its thing:
A nice custom paint job:
Are these the right tires?
Getting busted for improper plow depth!
Sometimes things just don't go your way...
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Keep them pictures coming guys!!
As promised.
Found a couple more.
Anyone remember Scott "BFH" Harris?
Anyone remember Scott "BFH" Harris?
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Finally got some pictures of Plow Day downloaded...
Hugh's 1450
A couple more shots of that 4X4 cub..
A VERY nice 71. (Anybody know the owner?)
Hugh's 1450
A couple more shots of that 4X4 cub..
A VERY nice 71. (Anybody know the owner?)
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Nick Queensland's demonstrator tranny
Michael M's 14hp Original
..and the "business end" of an M&W.
If you're gonna have a test unit, it better have smooth footplates!
..and a "license plate" on the back!
"The Keeper" doin' his thing..
Michael M's 14hp Original
..and the "business end" of an M&W.
If you're gonna have a test unit, it better have smooth footplates!
..and a "license plate" on the back!
"The Keeper" doin' his thing..
A few more.
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Caption for the first photo below:
"When he gets a little closer, I'm going to spin a tire and cover him with dirt....wait for it....not yet....almost.......
<font size="+2">NOW!!!!</font>
The reality is that Steve's 169 could keep up with the 1872 quite well. I'd like to see a 169 keep up with a 12" plow attached to the back, but the torque output of those 16hp's is nothing short of incredible!
Somebody remind me again....
What model JD from the same vintage would compare to a 16hp 169?????
<ducking for cover...>
"When he gets a little closer, I'm going to spin a tire and cover him with dirt....wait for it....not yet....almost.......
<font size="+2">NOW!!!!</font>
The reality is that Steve's 169 could keep up with the 1872 quite well. I'd like to see a 169 keep up with a 12" plow attached to the back, but the torque output of those 16hp's is nothing short of incredible!
Somebody remind me again....
What model JD from the same vintage would compare to a 16hp 169?????
<ducking for cover...>
rkruger
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Art, I think I have any email from you somewhere that says you can't compare a 140 to a 149 or a 169... Is that what you're getting at?
Steve-
I'm thinking the next thing I do with a plow is to find some 14" parts and adapt them to the Brinly frame . . . . but that's probably about the limit of the sleeve hitch adapter setup. The 169 shouldn't have a problem with it, it just is a matter of bending parts and getting the hydro HOT.
I'm thinking the next thing I do with a plow is to find some 14" parts and adapt them to the Brinly frame . . . . but that's probably about the limit of the sleeve hitch adapter setup. The 169 shouldn't have a problem with it, it just is a matter of bending parts and getting the hydro HOT.
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