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Read articles →An owner-operator putting a budget eBay find ($200 Brinly PP-1200) to real work on a GC1725M. The video covers a practical category-zero/one top-link compatibility workaround, then shows actual field use across a vegetable garden and pumpkin patches. It's observational and informal rather than technical, no specs or settings breakdown, but useful for anyone wondering whether this inexpensive plow actually performs on a subcompact Massey.
Posted by the Green Mountain DIY Guy channel, which appears to be a hobbyist/homeowner sharing hands-on experience from their own property.
The plow came set up for category one on the bottom but category zero on top, so the owner slightly bent the existing category one top link to make it fit instead of searching for a longer category zero top link.
Yes, the owner calls it a steal for $200 and says it worked awesome, flipping soil and breaking up ground across a vegetable garden and several pumpkin patches.
Keeping the top link straight up, not angled forward or back, gave the best cutting angle according to the owner's use.
