what size plough
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what size plough
hi all looking to buy a plough for my dexta what would you recomend a 2 or 3 furrow looking for a complete one if any one knows of any in the wiltshire area
thanks
tim
thanks
tim
Three furrow would be a bit much. A Robin, TS1013 or TS1016 with either YL or EPIC bodies would be a good combination. Those ploughs are a bit pricey. I have just bought one with no skims or discs but with good bodies for £40.00. Most I had seen before that on E-Bay and advertised were between £400.00 and £600.00.
I have a couple of TS59's one on DMD Bodies and one on YL bodies. I was going to fit Cat 1 pins on the cross shaft on the YL one and use that behind Dotty so that is another way.
You could also go to a single furrow reversible, the TS1015 which is a deep digger with hydraulic turnover but you would need a DAR valve. That is the one in the pictures of me ploughing with Dotty.
A Fergy plough is another direction but that is not a good plough for shows etc. as it does not do a good job, IMHO and that of all the ploughing boys. They even give them a separate class at matches as they cannot compete with other makes. If you want to do work for yourself, it would be perfectly adequate.
I have a couple of TS59's one on DMD Bodies and one on YL bodies. I was going to fit Cat 1 pins on the cross shaft on the YL one and use that behind Dotty so that is another way.
You could also go to a single furrow reversible, the TS1015 which is a deep digger with hydraulic turnover but you would need a DAR valve. That is the one in the pictures of me ploughing with Dotty.
A Fergy plough is another direction but that is not a good plough for shows etc. as it does not do a good job, IMHO and that of all the ploughing boys. They even give them a separate class at matches as they cannot compete with other makes. If you want to do work for yourself, it would be perfectly adequate.
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Brian
Brian
I agree with Brian a 2 furrow TS54 robin or the Ts1013 robin which are the same ploughs are perfect for a dexta i have epics on mine and they do a good job. I used a ferguson plough for ages behind mine it was ok but didnt do as nicer job as the ransomes.
Brian,
Why not fit link arms with removable linkage balls, i have these on mine in cat 2 and use some cat 1 bushings inside them as my robin is cat 1 and my flemming 6ft topper is cat 2, its great to go from one to the other easily.
Regards
James
Brian,
Why not fit link arms with removable linkage balls, i have these on mine in cat 2 and use some cat 1 bushings inside them as my robin is cat 1 and my flemming 6ft topper is cat 2, its great to go from one to the other easily.
Regards
James
How did downtown 56 manage to join on the 12th Jan 2010?
Is this any good
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ransomes-TS63-2-f ... 500wt_1182
Is this any good
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ransomes-TS63-2-f ... 500wt_1182
Another unfinished project
Ben,
Dual Cat linkage arms are like hens teeth and are very pricey up here. They were never an option on the Dexta but were on the Super Dexta. Have not found any yet.
Dual Cat linkage arms are like hens teeth and are very pricey up here. They were never an option on the Dexta but were on the Super Dexta. Have not found any yet.
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Brian
Brian
This any use? Replace the linkage balls with these from agriline (item 4425)
For a quick change between cat1 & cat2 implements.
For a quick change between cat1 & cat2 implements.
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James,
I ordered lift arms from Agriline. The Fordson type balls do not fit them. You need a special ball with a key ground into it. This is a big disappointment although not terminal if they can get me Cat 2 Balls.
The multihole balls I also ordered will fit Nuffy so that is an advantage.
I ordered lift arms from Agriline. The Fordson type balls do not fit them. You need a special ball with a key ground into it. This is a big disappointment although not terminal if they can get me Cat 2 Balls.
The multihole balls I also ordered will fit Nuffy so that is an advantage.
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Brian
Brian
James,
I have e-mailed them and asked for a pair to be sent. They don't seem to list them on the site.
I ordered Cat 1 and the combination balls which will fit Nuffy and Super Sue so there will be no loss.
I have e-mailed them and asked for a pair to be sent. They don't seem to list them on the site.
I ordered Cat 1 and the combination balls which will fit Nuffy and Super Sue so there will be no loss.
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Brian
Brian