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John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:The Brinley attachments are a little light duty for a cub. If you hit a rock or root, etc. you will bend the beam.
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aligzaidi wrote:John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:The Brinley attachments are a little light duty for a cub. If you hit a rock or root, etc. you will bend the beam.
bend the beam for cub or Brinley? I will be using this plow in small yard 50*100 within my orchard, no heavy plowing. I'm concerned about my cub and drawbar not to damage or bend drawbar on my cub.
Bill Hudson wrote:aligzaidi wrote:John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:The Brinley attachments are a little light duty for a cub. If you hit a rock or root, etc. you will bend the beam.
bend the beam for cub or Brinley? I will be using this plow in small yard 50*100 within my orchard, no heavy plowing. I'm concerned about my cub and drawbar not to damage or bend drawbar on my cub.
Shouldn't bother the Cub, however, the Brinley plow beam will probably bend like a pretzel if it hits a solid obstruction. As for plowing in an orchard, without further description of the site, you may experience a lot of tree roots. Depending on the size of the roots - - not fun.
Bill
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