Lienbach

Devildog · Sep 26, 2001

Just checking to see if anyone has used this brand of implements, and what kind of feed back I can get on it, if it is any good? They make plows, grader blades, box blades etc, Thanks for any help.
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Take care all, Jim

2001 B7500 HST 302 Fel R4 Tires, Befco BRB60
Semper Fidelis

Anonymous Poster · Sep 26, 2001

Jim,

I have a couple of their rakes and they are built very well and lot's of value for the money.

I've seen some of their CAT I rear blades, I would classify as economy or light duty {under 35 HP?}... I'm sure they must make rear blades that are heftier, but I haven't seen them...

Oh, I almost forgot, I've only used it twice, I have their post hole digger/auger,... again, it looks hefty enough, but haven't had it long enough or use it enough to tell you something long term...

JerryG · Sep 26, 2001

Devildog,
I have one of their single bottom moldboard plows. It is very well made. It looks and is a lot heavier than the ones a TSC. I have seen their heavy duty TPH disc. It looks substantial. I don’t know anything else about their other products. I don’t even think that they have a dealer anywhere near me.

TerryinMD · Sep 26, 2001

Devildog,

I recently purchased one of their 14" Moldboard plows with a coulter. Haven't had a chance to use it yet. It is well made. I have seen their read blades and post hole diggers and again, seem well made.

Do not try to find them on the Web as they do not have a web site. You may find a couple of references by a few dealers but nothing too useful.

Good luck,
Terry

Devildog · Sep 26, 2001

Thank you all. I also tried looking on the web and could not find anything. The dealer I purchased my RB from also carries the lienbach implements, He just recently got in a grader box and told me to come compare it with the woods and bush-hog that he carries also side by side and see which one I like. The price was in my range to. So Ill just have to wait and see Sat.

Jerry and Terry he had the same plow but without the coulter and it did look a whole lot sturdier than the TSC and Farm and fleet stuff.

John, He also had some of their RB's and The heavier 7' blade I dont even think my old JD-b I sold could of picked it up.
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Thanks and take care, Jim

2001 B7500 HST 302 Fel R4 Tires, Befco BRB60
Semper Fidelis

WVBill · Sep 28, 2001

I have one of their six foot rakes too. I use it to groom our sub-division's gravel roads. Very sturdy. Good value.

Anonymous Poster · Sep 28, 2001

Re: Leinbach

Leinbach Machinery Company
5000 Reynolda Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27116
Phone (336) 924-4115
Fax (336) 924-6847
E-mail:leinbach@netunlimited.net
Leinbach@netunlimited.net

Devildog · Sep 28, 2001

Re: Leinbach

John, I dont know how you do it with all the info. You gotta be a magician/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Thanks.
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Take care, Jim

2001 B7500 HST 302 Fel R4 Tires, Befco BRB60
Semper Fidelis

Anonymous Poster · Sep 28, 2001

Re: Leinbach

Jim,

See me take this rabbit out of the hat...

A cow... how did this cow get in here?... I kinda thought this hat was a little heavy... /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif