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Re: How do trip plows work?
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Posted by rustyfarmall on August 10, 2004 at 13:04:49 from (207.32.13.215):
In Reply to: How do trip plows work? posted by MG on August 10, 2004 at 07:04:51:
Unlike the others who replied, I an going to assume that you are talking about a rope-trip plow. The rope attaches to the seat of the tractor, you give it a gentle tug by hand and the plow drops into the ground. When you are ready for the plow to be out of the ground, just give that same rope a tug, and up it comes. It really is a pretty slick operation, provided everything works as it should. If you get a chance, visit an antique tractor show where these old plows are being used. This would be the best way for you to witness first hand just how they work.
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