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"Torque wrench" WTF? is this part of the plan to make people even more ignorant?

Will the 2” receiver one-point lift work with your snowplow attachment? I would like a solution for my Ryobi RYRM8070 riding mower with a 2” sleeve on the front.

Should have said 15/16 wrench, not 5/16

Is there anyway to add weight to it? If you're not actually putting seeds down at the same time?

Sick Video! What a fun company to work for!

how about a link to that parts store

The scarifying tines only last a season or so. The replacement is around $70.00 bucks.

I smile at all the city boys who own nice American full size fully loaded trucks that want to be seen as us real men, and they want to have a garden so they buy this little plow for their actually nice garden tractor....after making a huge mess, probably breaking the tractor they blame the tractor and the implement is "junk" lol

Many thanks!

how does it lift?

Just got one from Home Depot. Apparently Brinly repacks their returns and re sells them. Scratches all over where someone tried to assemble it. Took it back!

Cannot believe they do not use wheel bearings on the combo spreader. Designed to fail!

Too bad there are none for sale.

This video does NOT conform with the Brinkley Lawn Roller I received. Mine is a PRC-242BH-A. Also, the materials I received are not complete. I’ll call the manufacturer's customer service number, but this is ridiculous. Designations of the parts by serial number don’t correspond with the manual either. 😡

I love my

Will this fit a John Deere z355r?

Wow, this place sounds amazing to work for, love watching your videos! Going to let my cousin know about this place, he is a design engineer and will be looking for a job, hope you are hiring.

Bought one on craigslist for $100 it's 2 years old and the only reason it was sold he bought a large John Deere Zero turn mower the unit looks brand new the seller has a farm everything he has shows his pride in taking care equipment and his property i drove 300 miles to buy this quality unit i was not disappointed in anyway - looking forward to using the Brinkly spreader i know i got a bargain there well worth the cost of a new one

Where can I get the stake kit ?

Brinly-Hardy products are built to last. Every piece of equipment I've purchased has enhanced my landscaping experience and helped to beautify our property. I'm certain we will be using our Brinly-Hardy equipment for many years to come!

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The paper instructions SUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's not plant ready soil

That marketing team and the head of marketing show know how to pick their models! Looks like the everyday joe that cares for their lawn and equipment

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Will they be making one with a dethatcher?

So, the video is helpful, but still skips a few important details (ie, which side the Link Rod attached to the Stop Handle), but overall helped me put this together because the instruction book is worthless. My pieces were labeled by name, but not by number - which is how the book has it. And page 15 Assemble Gage Plate is maddening! Otherwise, 4 out of 5 on this video! Thanks.

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Love it

Any reviews? Thanks

I’m going to need the @ of the young lady riding the mower 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Brinly needs to make a conversion for the Craftsman R-110 Riding Lawn Mower, its the same configuration of the Ryobi except its gasoline powered.

Man can you guys at least release a video that shows and explains how to use this thing? I have the push version and there is NO INSTRUCTIONS for grass seed. It looks like if I add grass seed it will just fall right through. I'm so lost and you have NO information but these cheesy useless videos.

Great video would this installation be the same for a 40” brinly-hardy aerator?

FIVE STAR ***** Easy to follow Out of box and put together in less than one hour !! ** The nut jam plastic parts ARE NOT in the hardware packet** I layed out all the parts in hardware to match parts sheet. The NUT JAM plastic parts ARE IN the plastic bag with nozzle & clamps. Wonderful video on how to assemble.. Thank You..

Great video, thank you. All of my nuts and bolts came in one bag. Kind of a pia, however if you can't figure out how to assemble this you probably shouldn't be using one anyways. One last thing why is the guy wearing a mask?

Does the hitch attachment to your mower come with it?

In Step 4 when I tried to attach the tray mount bracket, I found I needed to loosen one of the tines because the one of the holes is too close to be able to tighten the tray mounting bracket. I had to leave tines loose until the lock washer and nut were tight and then had to tighten that one set of tines. Those tray mounting bracket holes needs to be moved just enough so the tines don't need to be readjusted. seems kind of silly that this wasn't thought of during development of the product. I will say there was a note in the written instructions saying something about the time sharing the hole with the bracket. That note made no sense. I didn't see this happening on this video

Very cool!

You are not plowing with it more like ripping it. The back should be down in the furrow to get the propper roll

But do you still carry parts for older equipment I have a DD 1000 disc Harrow

I have a back blade, want a plow but it’s expensive. I was looking for two discs but I wanted them with the serrated discs so I bought two Agri-Fabs and I’ll mount them back to back.

Do I put the seed down first then plug it

So I tried to get this done and last year and failed. I have a severe walking disability and the manual functions were just to difficult for me. So with a little Yankee ingenuity I came up with this rig. Three linear actuators powered by a single 18v Ryobi battery. The whole unit is installed or removed with two pins and one bolt. The true test will come with the first snow, czcams.com/video/i0ZiWXDueMo/video.htmlsi=pbdvw2ntErVwYKGT

Is there any suitable snowplow available for 46" Ryobi lawn mower tractor which has 2" hitch in the front ?

Disc harrow

I have an ATV four-wheel drive and I need to fill up a new garden. My soil is mostly clay I'm in the midwest. Where could I see some of these pieces of equipment and which of them would you recommend. My zip code is 60033. I had thought about trying to find a rototiller or cultivator but I am concerned that I just can't run one of those by myself. Female and going on 70 years old

Thanks loser, now just gonna make one using your schems HEHEH

I am a little unclear is the speed based on how fast the discs are turned or the main wheels on the unit and how do you turn it for how deep the holes will be planning a garden?

What is the length and width of the half-inch shim?