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3 or 4 furrow vari width conventional plough

  • 21-11-2009 8:16pm
    #1
    bk1991
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    hey guys is there any of these 3 furrow ploughs about ??? were lukin for while now no one seams to have em or get em its goen be pulled by ih 885xl


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  • #2
    Casinoking
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    Never heard of a vari-width conventional plough in this country to be honest, the vari-width is a relatively new invention and I'd say the number of new conventional ploughs being sold here is pretty miniscule for the last ten or twelve years. You might find one in England or up the North. Why do you want vari-width anyway, would a 14 inch plough not do well enough?


  • #3
    bk1991
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    Casinoking wrote: »
    Never heard of a vari-width conventional plough in this country to be honest, the vari-width is a relatively new invention and I'd say the number of new conventional ploughs being sold here is pretty miniscule for the last ten or twelve years. You might find one in England or up the North. Why do you want vari-width anyway, would a 14 inch plough not do well enough?


    there is a guy beside us with a 3 furrow vari width keverland from back in 80's 14 inch would do but even there hard come by .id rather getting reversable but the father wnts conventional reversable nearly as cheep as conventional and as plently ful


  • #4
    Casinoking
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    Is it manual or hydraulic vari-width? There's a fella in Wexford called Roche who deals in Kverneland ploughs, he usually has an ad in the Farmers Journal. He might be worth a call.


  • #5
    bk1991
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    Casinoking wrote: »
    Is it manual or hydraulic vari-width? There's a fella in Wexford called Roche who deals in Kverneland ploughs, he usually has an ad in the Farmers Journal. He might be worth a call.
    u any contact details


  • #6
    D.Watson
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    Yeah his name is Mike Roche from Wexford usually has a wanted ad in the journal. I'd say he's your best bet. This is a number for a lad that works for him, William 0876388975.
    Traded a four furrow conventional hyd vari-width in to him bout 6/7 yrs ago.
    Neighbour has a 3 furrow conventional vari-width so there's a few about.


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  • #7
    bk1991
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 760 ✭✭✭bk1991


    D.Watson wrote: »
    Yeah his name is Mike Roche from Wexford usually has a wanted ad in the journal. I'd say he's your best bet. This is a number for a lad that works for him, William 0876388975.
    Traded a four furrow conventional hyd vari-width in to him bout 6/7 yrs ago.
    Neighbour has a 3 furrow conventional vari-width so there's a few about.


    what sort price are they going for ?


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