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basic plow question

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uncle

11-26-2006 10:04:41




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I know this will be simple for some of you but I still need some help.
What is the difference between plows. Are there pictures anywhere to help identify a plow.
What is the turning plow, middle buster, moldboard, chisel....
Just some basics, I see plows all the time but until recently, they were just plows.
Brian




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paul

11-26-2006 22:48:04




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 Re: basic plow question in reply to uncle, 11-26-2006 10:04:41  
Go to google.com

Enter in one of them, like chisel plow .

Click on search.

Then up on top, click on the word 'images'.

After looking at the pictures, type in the next, like middle buster .

That will give you various pics of each.

No, not _every_ one is right, but look at the page & you will get the right idea.

--->Paul



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Glen in TX

11-26-2006 13:37:45




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 Re: basic plow question in reply to uncle, 11-26-2006 10:04:41  
Turning plow could be regular moldboard plow also but there were some deep breaking moldboard and disc plows made also. Can be a drag type moldboard plow or 3 point roll over type moldboard plow with shares on both sides that roll over on a pivot shaft. Middle buster is for listing row crop rows or pulling out furrows on listed rows and can be also be on front of a lister planter where crop is planted in bottom of furrow to get down to deeper moisture. Chisel can be a parabolic type chisel plow for deep chiseling to break up hard pan or one built on something like the 4" sqare tube frame that can have solid or spring loaded curved shanks for mounting chisel points or duck feet or sweeps. A field cultivator has lighter shanks and frame than a chisel frame plow. Either can be be 3 point or drag type too. Some examples:
bighambrothers.com
rollacone.com
brownebros.com
lorenzomfg.com

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