- Location
- The North
got one to pick up a dowdswell i believe,
will it go on a 14ft ifor ok?
will it go on a 14ft ifor ok?
how long is a 6 furrow plough
- Thread starter Farmer_Joe
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- Location
- Near Derby
You could always leave a bit sticking out of the back, it won't drop off. Mind you I think a 14ft might be rather small for 6 furrows.
- Location
- The North
thats what i thought, had a 4 furrow on 12ft ft its got be at least 2 1/2 ft a furrow meaning it could be way over 14ft...
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Depends on clearance of plough. Not much difference in length between my es100 5f kv and 6f es85.
- Location
- northumberland
Mounted or semi mounted? Either way you’d be pushing your luck on a 14’ ifor behind a pickup
I got a 5 furrow on my 12 foot ifor , at least 1/2 a furrow overhang
That was a dp8 , bugger to strap down as well
- Location
- Matching Green
I used to put a 6 furrow 39 inch point to point DP7 on a 20 foot Bateson, the point of the sixth furrow sat on the rear cross member with the headstock just overhanging the headboard. I'd say the 14 foot trailer is probably too short. If the sixth furrow is removable and the plough is a short clearance you might get it on?
- Location
- The North
just had a measure of my 4 furrow (fully mounted) its just over 14ft, (i would consider it fairly compact design too)
if this is 6 assuming its same design and i add the same length of 2 of my furrows on its pushing 19ft, if its semi mounted i suspect i will be even longer,
No is that answer!
if this is 6 assuming its same design and i add the same length of 2 of my furrows on its pushing 19ft, if its semi mounted i suspect i will be even longer,
No is that answer!
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
I've just shifted a 5f lemken for @Warp Land Farmer (he was too much of a wimp to do it himself). Went on a 14ft but 16ft would've been better
Warp Land Farmer
Member
- Location
- Hazzard County
Why have a dog and bark yourself Mr Poodle????
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
6f ma110 fitted on a 14ft ifor.
Headstock over the headboard.
5th furrow a foot over the back of trailer and 6th furrow lying on the floor.
Yes it was too heavy @Spud
Probably just legal. Over 2.5t plough?
I bottled out of coming down Sutton Bank with it.
- Location
- The North
yes that looks alot, plus the headstock is really close to first furrow on that, mines got quite a gap, definitely a tractor jab as i aint stripping it down in a field at york.
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
Just get a haulier. Far cheaper in long run
- Location
- The North
it was a favour, told em its a no go
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
probably shouldn't mention I tried to put two 5f lemken on 14ft trailer. The buggers would have gone on 16ft
- Location
- The North
how much you rekon they weigh got a 4 furrow spring loaded dp8 years ago that felt heavy but when i took it off with jcb it dint seem that heavy i speculated 1.5 tonne from light on load sensor. another 2 furrow would not be 500 kg? maybe they would but you would still have a bit to go...
- Location
- Durham, UK
I'm sure a standard dp8 4f is only just over a ton