Brinly DD-551-A gancio di traino regolabile traino dietro erpice a dischi, 39" da 40"

Brand:Brinly

3/5

€
840.30

Dopo aver arato un campo o un giardino in autunno, un erpice a dischi viene utilizzato in primavera per rompere il terreno in pezzi più piccoli, livellare la superficie e ottenere un terreno pronto per la pianta. L'erpice a dischi Brinly si attacca facilmente a un trattore da giardino per rompere senza sforzo il terreno accidentato e arato per iniziare un nuovo giardino o preparare il letto di semina di un giardino esistente. Per la massima efficienza, assemblare due erpici a dischi insieme per formare un'unità in tandem per un terreno liscio e uniforme. Vedere il manuale per le istruzioni.

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EAN: 0081174045516

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Accessori vari per fattoria, Macchine agricole e edili, Parti e accessori, Accessori a tre punti,

Prodotto negli Stati Uniti: affidabile dal 1839, Brinly-Hardy Company si è dedicata a fornire prodotti per prato e giardino di qualità, durevoli e innovativi costruiti negli Stati Uniti. Facile manutenzione: ingrassatori zerk con gancio per disco standard per aiutare a proteggere i dischi per una durata duratura. Attacca le unità per la massima efficienza: due erpici a dischi possono essere assemblati insieme per formare un'unità in tandem, consentendo alla banda del disco anteriore di gettare via lo sporco mentre la banda del disco posteriore getta dentro. Usa con il tuo UTV/ATV: dai un'occhiata al Brinly One-Point Lift (modelli: OPL-BH/OPL-BH-A) per collegare facilmente la tua attrezzatura da terra al tuo UTV/ATV. Attacco a manicotto necessario per l'uso con il trattore: la lama si aggancia facilmente a qualsiasi attacco a manicotto. L'attacco a manicotto non è incluso, ma può essere acquistato tramite il produttore del trattore. Aggiungi peso per un taglio più duro: è possibile aggiungere peso extra al vassoio per rompere zolle di terreno più grandi e dure. Tre regolazioni dell'angolo: i dischi in acciaio possono essere regolati per fornire la forza adeguata in base alle dimensioni delle zolle e alle condizioni del terreno. Si consiglia un angolo di 15° per uso generale, 10° per discing meno aggressivo e 20° per discing più aggressivo. Adatto a varie dimensioni del giardino: la larghezza di lavoro regolabile da 29 a 39 si adatta a giardini grandi e piccoli. Ottieni terreno pronto per la pianta: 8 dischi in acciaio per impieghi gravosi di 11 di diametro rompono le zolle e trasformano senza sforzo il terreno ruvido e arato in un terreno uniforme pronto per la semina.

Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 145 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Item model number	DD-551-A
Item Weight	59.9 pounds
Manufacturer	Brinly Hardy
Product Dimensions	26 x 32 x 14 inches

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great for already tilled ground!

After looking at the reviews, I was hesitant on purchasing. I read a couple detailed positive reviews and said “what the hell!” and took the risk. This small disc is perfect for gardens with ground that Has already been tilled before. If you are trying to break up tough ground this is not the product for you. When making turns I drove right onto the grass and It did not tear it up. I chose not to buy the hitch attachment and just hooked it up and gave it a go. I have a rock solid 60lb bag of concrete mix bungee strapped on top, if I wanted it to go deeper more weight would’ve done the job. It took me about 10 minutes to put it together.

Scritto da: ARFF156

Not a bad item for the price, but has some limitations.

We bought this to use in the garden on the farm. I'm used to full sized implements, so when I first hooked this up I was a bit disappointed when it just skipped across the dirt. This unit really needs some weight on it to do anything, or the soil must already be very loose. Even with a lot of weight this doesn't quite dig in as much as it should. Aside from that, the instructions are clear and it's easy to assemble. The steel seems heavy enough to last and the paint should also stand up well over time. I pulled this behind a garden tractor and an ATV. If you just want to turn over already loose soil and keep down some small weeds, this will do great. If you plan to pull this behind an ATV and do some sod busting, then move along to something heavier and more expensive. For the price, you can't go wrong. I'll probably buy another one of these next spring to connect to the first backwards and pull them in tandem like a full sized disc. I'm also planning to make steel baskets on top that I can load with weight so they actually dig in.

Scritto da: por_que

Good, little disk harrow

Even with a considerable amount of weight on it, this harrow still has trouble digging in very far. Easy to assemble and the important parts, (disks, axles and bearings) seem heavy-duty enough, although a rock can bend a disk.

Scritto da: JoAnne Franklin

Solidly built

I haven't been able to use it yet since I am waiting on the sleeve hitch. when I use it I will update the review. Putting it together was rather easy for this 87 year old. I have harrowed large acreage and now just looking for something work with my garden tractor. I believe this wil be more than sturdy enough since it is built as solid as larger harrows I used on farm tractors.

Scritto da: Tony

and looks nice, but that's about it

Bought this to work in tandem with an Agrifab toothed cultivator. I thought it would be at least near the quality of the Brinly moldboard I had purchased a few weeks prior, but alas, it isn't. I'll give it this, it is SOLID, very heavy gauge metal, and looks nice, but that's about it. Upon inspecting the parts prior to assembly, I noticed that the welds on the spacers were very rough, with many burs, which had to be removed and smoothed before sliding onto the 16" hex bolt. Next, the disc hanger has to be assembled to make the bearing. The unplated sleeve that slides into the hanger is WAY too tight a fit. It had to be hammered (using a rubber mallet) into place. I figured it was too tight, but also figured that the Zerk might allow enough grease into it to give it enough lube. I was wrong. After assembling (which had other instructional issues), I creased the bearings, and started the drag. No motion on the hub at all, zero, ziltch, nada. And of course, it's so tightly fit now, it won't come apart. So, I have to order 2 new disc hangers, 2 new unplated sleeves, and 4 new bearing gaskets! Note to anyone who buys this, test fit all the parts, and if bearing doesn't go together easily, either return for new parts, or sand down the unplated sleeve until it does fit.

Scritto da: tyke watson

I bought two, awesome equipment

They did all I could ask of them, and then some, I hooked two together,along with a tine roller, also brinly,,, Definitely worked up and clean my garden

Scritto da: Sheryl C

My husband loved the idea. However, it did not work for us.

He like the idea. Put together easily. Hitched to lawnmower. Everything he wanted except it didn't till the garden dirt. He tried and tried. Oh, well, guess we need to buy a tiller

Scritto da: Paul Crislip

Works Great in loose soils.

Got my first one and it did good at breaking up the plowed soil. Got my second one and converted single to tandem set-up and worked great only faster. Also used one to make raised hills for planting crops ,also used one to hill up 2 80 foot long rows of corn and 2 80 foot rows of beans.,Worked super no more hand work. Thanks for another Great Product ,for small garden tractors.