TheEarlOfMoray
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looking at a second hand plough that has slatted boards at present, how expensive would it be to change to normal boards? Realise the frogs would all need changing but not sure if it’s cost effective.
Will a slatted board handle a 710 tyre as well as a 28 though?I know someone who did this it's not cheap his cheap second hand plough didn't work out very cheap by the time the dealer changed it over for him
Just run the slats I had mine out a couple of days again at the end of the season and it's got it's plus points over a 28 board
BetterWill a slatted board handle a 710 tyre as well as a 28 though?
Better if I've got my new plough behind your old tractor it's fine in light ground but in heavy stuff I can't match it the slats leave a wider bottom and turn it over further when we were ploughing grass out the slatted plough was burying it better every other 10 furrows behind the drill there was more turf coming up behind the drill after the 28 boardWill a slatted board handle a 710 tyre as well as a 28 though?
I’m sure they’ll give you a try before you buy! You’ll need big endrigs!Will a slatted board handle a 710 tyre as well as a 28 though?
Yes i can have it sticking to the skim boards and the slats running clean this has been a bad summer for a 28 board stickingSlats are supposed to be better on stickier soil. No idea if they are or not but what I was told when I was struggling with soil sticking to my 28 boards that were polished to perfection.