Brinly PP-510-A Sleeve Hitch Tow Behind Moldboard Plow, 10", Matte Black

When I spend $550 on a new product, I expect a new product! Just opened the box and the plow has scrape marks, and the brackets have been spray painted covering wear marks. All the nuts and bolts have been accounted for so far. I MIGHT up my rating if everything goes together and functions correctly (after I receive my sleeve hitch). I currently have the scrape box, cultivator and tiller in my save list, but I'll probably go with a different brand instead. Your loss Brinly.

Where do I start? Beware, I rate the instructions 1 out of 5 and I consider myself good at putting things together. After I finally figured out what the instruction was telling me I placed the two parts together but It didn't fit. The welding of two parts together was off a little so the part being added didn't fit. I had two options in moving forward, the first being to pull out my grinder or oversize two holes. I picked over the holes and they went together, not perfectly but will hold together. It then took me a few days to figure it out to finish the assembly. Then I ran into the use of it. I have no experience with a plow so some of the wording when over my head. I hooked it up and tried it. Instead of staying flat and digging in it the force on the ground pushed it to and 45 deg angle. I stopped and scratched my head at how it could go to that angle. I then just used it like that and it dug in and turned over dirt. It was digging in about 8 inches, Some day I'll figure it out.

It’s made heavy but was delivered damaged so I had to fix It. Also directions are confusing.

Soft ground bent the frame after my first 10 minutes of use and would not plow in the current angle. It just scraped along the top. Lawn tractor with sleeve hitch and not moving fast at all.