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PHOTO - headland plough

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David in Wales

04-29-2007 23:55:34




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HI Gang;
Hundreds of years ago when I was young, the normal size of ploughs were 2 & 3 furrows. These didnt cover the full width of the tractor, so many farmers had a "headland plough" which stuck out to the left of the tractor wheel which enabled them to plough that last furrow against the hedge.
Today the Councils use a variation (usually made in their own workshops) to plough the edges of the roads where the grass has grown over the tarmac. The soil & grass can be carted away.
Cheers David

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David in Wales

04-30-2007 08:16:19




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 Re: PHOTO - lust fest in reply to David in Wales, 04-29-2007 23:55:34  
Hi Gang;
Yes I knew that some of you would spot the news paper in the tractor cab. Drat - the driver wasnt there for me to ask him dirrections to it ! LoL
Cheers David



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Allan In NE

04-30-2007 07:16:24




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 Re: PHOTO - headland plough in reply to David in Wales, 04-29-2007 23:55:34  
Yeah,

I'm he!! on fenceposts. :>(

Allan

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dboll

04-30-2007 07:05:37




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 Re: PHOTO - headland plough in reply to David in Wales, 04-29-2007 23:55:34  
Most highway departments around here have a disc gang with heavy blades to cut the sod along the road shoulder. as for fencelines a 5 or 6 bottom usually hangs out enough to trim them up otherwise the bromegrass creaps out into the field, I usually go around the fields in the fall with the chisel plow.



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MF Poor

04-30-2007 02:36:45




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 Re: PHOTO - headland plough in reply to David in Wales, 04-29-2007 23:55:34  
Interesting newspaper article in the rear window too!



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IH2444

04-30-2007 06:56:14




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 Re: PHOTO - headland plough in reply to MF Poor , 04-30-2007 02:36:45  
Yeah I noticed that :) Was the driver on his way there I wonder.
Of course tractor sales are a bit of a lust fest for me :)



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Billpa

04-30-2007 01:58:22




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 Re: PHOTO - headland plough in reply to David in Wales, 04-29-2007 23:55:34  

David
Velly interesting



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