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Read articles →This is a garden-tractor implement review, not a full-size farm tractor video: the owner walks through the Brinly moldboard plow's adjustments (rake depth, disc height, three-point sleeve hitch mounting), explains its normal use for breaking new garden plots, then demonstrates an unconventional use, digging an actual 8-inch drainage/utility trench with a Husqvarna garden tractor. Useful for garden-tractor owners considering this cheap implement, less so for anyone wanting row-crop plowing depth or full-size tractor use.
Posted by Eric, the owner-operator of Farpoint Farms, sharing hands-on impressions from using the plow on his own property.
Its main purpose is starting a new garden by turning established grass soil, cutting roots and flipping the soil so it can later be minced with a cultivator or tiller.
Yes, the owner used it to dig a trench about eight inches deep for drainage and to bury a water line, rolling dirt over to one side as it cut.
It can cut to a depth of around eight inches even with rocks present, but it is not capable of reaching eighteen inches.
Screw the rake device in for more downward force and a deeper cut, or screw it out for less depth.
