My new plough

[Tom 215]

Hi all,

 

Picked up a plough today, it was all ceased up and a bit rusty albeit only surface rust..

 

 

Yep, a brinly plough I'm over the moon. After a few hours on it, lots of heat and a tub of copper grease later it ended up like this:

 

 

 

I'm very happy with how it has come up and how everything is so free now. Hopefully I'll be able to take it to a local ploughing match soon and give it a try.. Oh and to top it off I got a set of John deere rear wheel weights for my 110

 

Tom

[nigel 1,876]

how do you keep finding this stuff tom

[Stormin 4,458]

Well done, Tom.

[pmackellow 2,738]

Great find Tom well done mate  

[the showman 4,074]

Good find Tom, looking forward to some photos of it in action

[Chris 642]

Well done Tom,

 

Just like mine which I found at Johns

[Cub Cadet 613]

Great find, I'd love one of these ploughs.

[meadowfield 1,900]

Awesome find!

[Triumph66 1,256]

That's a fabulous find Tom and good to see it hitched up to your Cub Cadet.

[Tom 215]

Thanks guys, I am ever so pleased as I've been after one for a while. I'm looking forward to having a proper go with it..

Tom

[HeadExam 1,783]

Way to beat the bushes Tom. Contrary to what many people think these ploughs were not meant to be able to turn sodded soil that has been a yard or lawn without scrapping off the grass, but rather to plough a patch that has been prepped to plough. You could plough heavily sodded soil with this plow, but you would need a fairly large or heavy tractor such as a Gutbrod 1032 or bigger. All that said, it would be advantageous (and fun) to find a small patch to practice plowing techniques and plough settings. Again, great find.

[C-101plowerpower 548]

Way to beat the bushes Tom. Contrary to what many people think these ploughs were not meant to be able to turn sodded soil that has been a yard or lawn without scrapping off the grass, but rather to plough a patch that has been prepped to plough. You could plough heavily sodded soil with this plow, but you would need a fairly large or heavy tractor such as a Gutbrod 1032 or bigger. All that said, it would be advantageous (and fun) to find a small patch to practice plowing techniques and plough settings. Again, great find.

 

for trying the plow and setting it a long patch is prefered so the plow has time to settle after altering the settings

[HeadExam 1,783]

for trying the plow and setting it a long patch is prefered so the plow has time to settle after altering the settings

Good advice. It also allows time to wear the rust/paint off the plow face to produce a cleaner and easier cut.

[The Fife Plooman 632]

Hi Tom

Very good find to remove rust use a flap disc  do six inches at a time till it is all done then give a light spray with grease

George S

[Ian 2,417]

A great find Tom, the plough looks good behind your Cubby

 

I'd of thought the best way to clean the rust off is just to use it and plough up the garden