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What are you pulling with yours?
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    Posted: 11 Apr 2017 at 1:25pm
Just picked up a Big Ten and was wondering what I should look for to pull behind it. Moldboard, harrow, disc, chisel? It's got the single point hitch - if that's what it's called. Opinions & pictures?
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my 101 has a cat. 0 three point that slides in the sleave hitch so i only take it of when i use the tiller
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They will pull any garden tractor sized implements you come up with.  I personally find discs pretty ineffective in this size.  Harrows work great, for their intended purpose but isn't something I would want to create or prep a garden bed with.  Plow then till is the best method for that, IMO.
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I think you need to find one of those trenchers or a forklift that would be sweet. Then you can come to my house amd show me how they work on a few of my projects
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Originally posted by Brockway Mike Brockway Mike wrote:

I think you need to find one of those trenchers or a forklift that would be sweet. Then you can come to my house amd show me how they work on a few of my projects

I never saw this post Mike!  I have both a trencher and forklift.  I've actually had and sold a couple of each.  Common over!
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Josh, the next time you come across one of them there forklifts, let me know. I think they're cool! BTW, I could use one of those around the property.
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i have about every thing you can think of , some stuff i have fabed upmy self but i dont have a trencher or fork lift isure could use a trencher alot i do have forkift forks for the wd45 and a forklift for the shop that realy is helpless off the cement
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I have a landlord. The simplicity that the big 10 was a copy of. The only thing i pull with the brinley hitch is a 10" moldboard plow. It pulls a grass sweeper real well. You can buy any implement for a brinley hitch and itll work. My rear lift is most often used for the counter wieght. Its very usefull when using the snowblower. The front blade is the most usefull tool i have. I rarely use the mower deck.

Edited by Dakota Dave - 18 Feb 2020 at 9:01pm
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The most commonly used attachment we use is the leaf vacuum. Dad does the yards every fall with bumble B10 and leaf vacuum on the rear that blows them into the cart. Think it's the nicest looking lawn after
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I have a single point to sleeve adapter on mine. use all sleeve hitch equipment on them.
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