Petetheploughman
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- The West Country
Does anybody know anything about international ploughs because I have noticed that a lot of other competitors have them. What age would they be?
International B12 ploughs
- Thread starter Petetheploughman
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- 200 miles N,NW of New York
think they came out in 1957 a year after the B250, the first IHC hyd ploughs had the same beams in as the trailer ploughs and where just made into 3 point linkage for the B250 in 1956,
IHC wanted a better plough a purposs built hydraulic plough, so the B12 and B13 was born a year later,
most are fitted with the ACE bodies, with a mouldboard and point only, it was not untill later the 2 piece mouldboard, it had a wear strip bolted at the front, but the total size of board was the same as the early ones, they made a body very much the same as the YL165, again with a point that fitted like a Ransomes with a peg,
The ACE bodies make a very good job in the right hands
IHC wanted a better plough a purposs built hydraulic plough, so the B12 and B13 was born a year later,
most are fitted with the ACE bodies, with a mouldboard and point only, it was not untill later the 2 piece mouldboard, it had a wear strip bolted at the front, but the total size of board was the same as the early ones, they made a body very much the same as the YL165, again with a point that fitted like a Ransomes with a peg,
The ACE bodies make a very good job in the right hands
John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
We had an IH b13 on ace bodies, was a lovely easy pulling plough that didnt take as much setting as the ransomes, used to pull it behind the red 990 easily
ace bodies tended to stand the work up more that the YLs we had on the TS behind the white 990, i actually preffered the IH, till grandfather hit something with it and bent the back leg, after that it was never right
ace bodies tended to stand the work up more that the YLs we had on the TS behind the white 990, i actually preffered the IH, till grandfather hit something with it and bent the back leg, after that it was never right
SuperTwo
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- Location
- Leinster, Ireland
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
I cannot tell you the model number of it, but that is one of the first hyd poughs made in uk for the B250,
and they used the beams out of the trailer ploughs, just a short run of them till the B12 came onto the market
SuperTwo
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- Leinster, Ireland
Thank you, would these earlier ploughs be considered inferior to the later b12 plough then?
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
I would say the B12 is a better plough
digger don
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- Location
- wales
hi I have a 4furrow ih plough its a 12inch with a match wheel on it. any guess what it would be worth please?
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
any pictures ?
digger don
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- wales
I will get some pics tomorrow. to give you a idea its the type that is made from identical segments so you can just take off one furrow at a time!
digger don
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- wales
hi I had seen one on ebay so just looked and its a b12 but that one is a 2furrow not a 4furrow
digger don
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- wales
Here is my IH plough I won't to sell
digger don
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- wales
Exfarmer
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- Bury St Edmunds
sadly I think it is worth most as spares
may be trick of the shot but it appears bent from here, but boards discs skims etc are near impossible to source so must be worth a bit
may be trick of the shot but it appears bent from here, but boards discs skims etc are near impossible to source so must be worth a bit
digger don
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- wales
No not bent at all you run a line along the tips and its grate! I should put it on the tractor and it would look a lot betrer! All discs turn lovely would do someone OK! We bought it and never used it! It had been used for matches before we had it!
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
worth £200-£300
digger don
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- wales
ok thanks I have been offered a bit more than that! but your close! thanks
massey765
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- nr clitheroe lancs
legs look a bit like ransome robin and maybe base of frame ,could be wrong
digger don
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- wales
