Conventional trailing plough pictures

[Light Land]

A few pictures of a NZ made trailing plough.

You don't often see trailing ploughs used much these days,but I joker I know still tips over 250ha a year of fine sandy loam with a New Holland TM140 and this plough.He makes a heck of nice job with it as well.

[Light Land]

[pudding]

there a good plough

rata make them on demand, still people out there buying them

[Light Land]

To be fair thats the frist one I've seen still in use for donks.

The farmers that are still ploughing alot in my area tend to use ploughs from northern europe.

[NewHolland2]

Interesting plough Ol, thanks for the pictures........Do you have any of the TM? 

[jdc]

Do they make the bodies/metal too or are they by a 'big' manufacturer?

Like the spring loaded discs though. 

[Tractorman810]

intresting machine ol, being trailed ar ethey easier to use then?? do you still need a big machine to use it like a normal 8 furrow reversable or can you get away with a smaller machine to tow it

[pudding]

jdc, generally they are made be a big manufacture, but the name escapes me

its knverland or something

[james f]

intresting machine ol, being trailed ar ethey easier to use then?? do you still need a big machine to use it like a normal 8 furrow reversable or can you get away with a smaller machine to tow it

I'd say you'd want something pretty heavy to pull a plough like that as there wouldn't be any weight transfer to the tractor wheels as with a mounted or semi-mounted plough