Brinly-Hardy designs, builds and distributes quality lawn and garden tractor and ATV / UTV attachments and equipment to help you attain a healthy, green and vibrant lawn or garden - and sustain it. From lawn aerators, dethatchers, sweepers, rollers, sprayers, spreaders, - to our utility carts, & gardening and ground engaging equipment including garden tractor plows, we bring to market one of the most comprehensive product lines in lawn and garden attachments. Our products are sold to residential homeowners and the light-duty commercial lawn specialist nationally through distributors, regional chain stores and large home improvement centers. We’ve been dedicated to maintaining this fifth-generation legacy for more than 180 years by continuously looking for better ways to do things.
“Lawn tractor” was mentioned. Few lawn tractors have tires over 20”. Cannot locate ANY sleeve hitch for less than 23 inch tires. So basically cannot use with a lawn tractor.
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!
We were thrilled with the overwhelmingly positive reception this product has received! Our team is currently hard at work expanding our inventory, and we'll be sure to keep you posted on social media once we're back in stock. You can also sign up to be notified when the product is back in stock on The Home Depot here: www.homedepot.com/p/Brinly-Hardy-54-in-30-cu-ft-Lawn-Sweeper-with-DOUBLE-HELIX-Brushes-for-Lawn-Tractors-and-Zero-Turn-Mowers-LS2-54BH-G/329724685. Thank you for your interest!
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. 😡
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.
We might be a little biased, but we think Brinly is the best place to work! We are actually looking for a design engineer. If he's interested, please have him send his resume to ptempo@brinly.com. Thank you!
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
You can find instructions for building the side stakes on pages 14-16 in the manual here: brinly.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/g748oo91pkaxg1fzpo7o.pdf
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!
Thanks so much! We actually utilize our fellow employees as our models to get more people in the company involved. And we really are a bunch of everyday folks who care about our equipment and our customers. Thanks for noticing! 🙂
Great question! I haven't heard of that being in the works, but we'll ask our Engineers about the possibility there. At the moment, we can recommend combining the 54" with our front mount ZTR dethatcher to get the 2-in-1 effect. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oHCnq21MARQ.html Thanks so much! 👍
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.
Thanks for the feedback! We'll revisit this one and look into updating it to add those details in there. Those are exactly the types of things we aim to show in these videos to help out. Sorry for your frustration with the piece, our customer service team is available at 877-782-8224 if you hit any snags during any of our assemblies. Thanks again for the notes and fair review, very much appreciated!
Milwaukee was actually kind enough to supply Brinly-Hardy with a new set of tools, so that our videos would look a little nicer. So I guess we do actually endorse them as a friendly company that makes great equipment, and helped us out as a favor.
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.
Hello - thanks for your feedback! The only push aerator that we offer is our Push Spike Aerator. Is that the one you are referring to? If so, this aerator has no spreader option, so you cannot use the unit to spread grass seed. You can use it to aerate the soil before you seed. If you have any other questions, please contact our customer service team at 877-728-8224 or by email at customerservice@brinly.com. They are available to help Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm EST.
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?
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
Same on mine. I ended up cutting the tray mount bracket bolt flush to the nut after tightening it in order to prevent the tine coil from rubbing on the bolt. Also agree that the note made no sense.
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.
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, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i0ZiWXDueMo.htmlsi=pbdvw2ntErVwYKGT
Not yet, our the current Brinly snow blade won't fit the larger models. We will put a request in to look into expanding the mower size range, thank you for the suggestion!
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
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?
Y’all really should reintroduce the DD-1000. It’s highly sought after and there is nobody in the market that is producing a full front/back disk that size. Impact products are about a close as it gets but it’s still not a full disk.
I think a lot of people have forgotten that garden tractors are still tractors and can do more than just mow your lawn. I’m glad the folks at Brinly Hardy are still keeping that tradition alive, I might get a sleeve hitch and some implements for my stepdad’s Cub Cadet XT1 and prove to him that it’s more than just a mower
Is it possible to see how the wires are connected to the battery when the mower is in motion? I have a battery that is in the front of the mower. Would like to see how it's ran from the front to the back so the wires aren't getting in the way.
This doesn't really look like an airator to me, it's more like a partial scaridyer. Im sure it'll do something... But it's not actually pulling cores so that concerns me quite a bit.
The plug aerator will pull the cores out, but this is a spike aerator. Spike aerators essentially cut slits into your soil. It's just another way to aerate, but either way works! You can check out our video on Plug vs. Spike Aeration to learn more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5KNKmBKi6-k.htmlsi=R_c7j-xauSW7qNE5
