Kverneland 2500 I-Plough
- Thread starter An Gof
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- Location
- Cirencester
A contractor friend has one and loves it but I have not quizzed him in detail about it, having just bought a Kuhn here. It was pretty pricey by all accounts.
- Location
- Northumberlandia
How much more is one over a similar non isobus plough? Cant see them paying there way myself, happy enuff with standard kv plough myself
we run two ploughing around 2500acre a year, there a great idea for people who cant plough straightAnybody have one of these?
Be interested in any comments and reviews. Thinking about a possible change, not had any prices yet so unaware of what the premium is. Any comments, reviews etc would be appreciated.
PS Don’t tell me to buy a DD to save the planet
and the ability to change depth on the move is great for finishings off,kv back up has been great for the few small problems we've had but I sometimes wonder if it would just be better to spend the extra money on an extra furrow
- Location
- Northumberlandia
If you cant make a half decent attempt at keeping a plough straight where its needed then this is the expensive way of doing it.we run two ploughing around 2500acre a year, there a great idea for people who cant plough straight
Altho there is one thing it will never do... IS MAKE YOU ANY MORE MONEY.
It is a expensive luxury toy nothing more than that.
KV just had to make one tho to poss prove a point.
Id still buy pretty much the same plough again as i did nearly 5 years ago if i needed another.
but it wouldnt be any model of the i-plough.
- Location
- south norfolk
Neighbor had one on demo.was very good apparently but very very expensive.does the price make it worth more than a “normal”plough.personally I think not
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davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Round here ploughing is about 21/22a acre
Expensive toy to help you loose lose money...
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I just use autosteer on tractor to keep straight