Classic reversible

agriboy

New Member
Does anyone know what bodies are allowable in classic hand trip reversible class. I have a ransomes ts82 with scn on but also have some tcn bodies I could fit. We are talking ploughing for fun here at local matches. Which bodies
would be best?
 

Mydexta

Member
Location
Dundee/angus
Up here, scn are ok, but unsure wether or not they are down south.

however, I think they might be as I remember someone in here asking before how they aren’t allowed in classic conventional, but are in classic reversible ?????
 

ploughman61

Member
Mixed Farmer
Sure scn are ok they were an option on a ts 82, would kv no 3s be allowed as they were fitted in the timescale of the classic reversible class ?
 

agriboy

New Member
Up here, scn are ok, but unsure wether or not they are down south.

however, I think they might be as I remember someone in here asking before how they aren’t allowed in classic conventional, but are in classic reversible ?????
Thanks I just found the thread. Someone posted the sop rule which states any plough pre 76. As the ts 82 was pre 76 and the scn was available for it I think both are allowed.
 

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