Bought some genuine YCN 3k boards early in the season they had the plastic under the paint but it was quite easy to get off, was very lucky with these boards as the did not have any rust pitting on them, put them to work on some stiff old clay with a bit of stone in and let nature take its course
The one on the left is a Robin. But the one on the right is more like an International b12 frame and with Robin legs, headstock, and headstock beam on.
Find about 100 acres of light land best if its in Norfolk with gravel in it. If they have green plastic coating they are some of the last ones made.I'm blamed everyone at the nationals, my plot was ****ing atrocious! (both before and after I ploughed it)
Something tells me it won't be plain sailing when I put them on, and they take years to bed in....
The badge is on the headstock and the headstock could have been bolted onto the plough frame.
is the near one not a TS 54A and the far one not a TS1014FR plough
yes and it has a curve on it on an IHC
That's a nice original Robin. I like the ones that have an original depth wheel. I reminds me of this one that was for sale at Westlake last year.
Agree, the standard ransome wheel is pretty useless for match work; it's pretty fundamental that it goes low enough for the second to last run...
Bit more than "Important" its essential!
