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snuffy

03-11-2006 15:08:46




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As I understand it there are two basic types of plows one is "on land" what is the other called? Is one used in place of the other for spacific applications. If so which would be best to turn sod with? Thanks Steve




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paul

03-11-2006 20:49:39




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 Re: plows ? in reply to snuffy, 03-11-2006 15:08:46  
On land plows need to be bigger - 6 bottoms or more - so the tractor will fit on-land.

In furrow plows are narrower than 6 bottoms so the tractor wheel can be in the furrow.

Can be a bottom or 2 difference one way or the other, but about 6 bottoms is the cutoff.

--->Paul



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sammy the RED

03-11-2006 19:27:25




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 Re: plows ? in reply to snuffy, 03-11-2006 15:08:46  
"On Land"
"In Furrow" (or just Furrow)



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evielboweviel

03-11-2006 16:30:44




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 Re: plows ? in reply to snuffy, 03-11-2006 15:08:46  
mounted
semimounted
pull type

molboard
chisel
disk look thru the postings and look around where you live at what is being used

also what tractor do you have and how much plowing are you planning on?
Ron



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Leroy

03-11-2006 16:15:42




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 Re: plows ? in reply to snuffy, 03-11-2006 15:08:46  
on land is just a left offset hitch for use with crawler or dual wheel tractors that the tires or tracks are too wide to fit in a plow furrow, all the rest is the same



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