Brinly Dump Cart

[radioguy41]

I picked up this nice Brinly Dump Cart yesterday. I think it's a model BB-110?

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[Don McCombs]

That is truly a powered wheel barrow.

[dgrapes59]

Wow, that's a highly coveted thing in the Cadet world! It looks like it's in great condition, congratulations!

[radioguy41]

Looks like it's a model BB-100. The BB-110 is a front mount for a Bolens and a BB-100 is for a sleeve hitch.

[T-Mo]

Nice find.

[Peter Person]

Definitely need some weight on the front if you’re hauling something heavy!

[radioguy41]

The 782 Cub Cadet weighs in at 724 lbs and the fulcrum point would be the rear axle so with a load capacity of the dump cart at 150 lbs no front end weight is needed, the tractor is more than enough.

[T-Mo]

Brinly made two versions of that cart. The BB-105 and the BB-100. The BB-105 was for tractors that did not have a sleeve hitch, while the BB-100 was for tractors with sleeve hitches. Brinly also made a model LL 210 which attached to the front and was called the Gard-N-Cart, and double down as a grille guard and a cart. I believe the LL 210 was made for the John Deere round fender 110 and 112 tractors of the 1960s.

[radioguy41]

They made a BB-100, 105, 110, and a 130. The model 130 was for a Jacobsen. They offered specific brackets and fittings for a Jacobsen (Code "J"), Deere (Code "D"), and Bolens (Code "B") in addition to the universal sleeve hitch version. I have the Bolens bracket (see pic #2) as well as the sleeve hitch mount.