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Thanks Dave :)

Brilliant, thanks very much for the information, just what I needed too. Going to see it next week, I’ll keep you chaps informed.

Brilliant thanks for the information [emoji106] Cracking photos too, looking forward to getting summer back ?

Thanks Dave, nice to hear from someone that’s experienced with them and like ‘em

Thanks very much , a measurement would be very handy if possible please [emoji106] Interesting about not fitting the Deere , wonder if it be ok on our NHT7.210?

Thanks Rob! Makes sense, How do I find that out?

Will I be able to pull a old 6 furrow DP1 behind a standard wheeled tractor (NH T7 210) on land without slipping into the furrow all the time. I believe the DP1’s were made for tracked tractors?

Thanks Nick :)

Hi folks, we runKV’ plough, thinking of swapping and I’ve just spotted a decent Gregoire Besson HRPWB7. Just wondering what experiences you folks have had with a Gregoire Besson? Good and bad point over KV?

Haha! Ooofffff

Haha!! Top idea !! ??

I’ll get a demo haha!

Hehe!! Cheers folks! Enjoyed reading your comments. My conclusion, I think it would be a tractor killer for sure wouldn’t it! Even if you could get the grip and lift. ?

Just wondering hypothetically, has anyone ever front mounted a Sumo Trio and pushed it? I’m not considering it or anything just wondering, if it’s been done, you’d obviously have to make use of the rear links too. Lol! Think I’ve got cab fever haha!

Looks tidy, does the low disturbance points/wings still offer sufficient lift and cracking to aid drainage and root establishment in heavy land?

Thank you. Sorry I missed this post. Sounds good, we generally just work just below traditional plough pan for the given field. So I guess in theory I could drop the leg a smidge on the heavy with narrow wings so it would encourage drainage more? I’ll have to have a look at the Metcalf ones...

We only work legs just bellow the plough pan.

Cheers Bob, we have a mixture, no sand, easy working limestone to blue clay, We’ve been using wide wings since we bought the machine in 2010. I have, let’s say... inherited the job now and was wondering which wing for which land?

Wow thanks for all the information folks, nice one. :)

Wow thanks for all the information folks, nice one. :)