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If I lengthen the stays to push mould boards towards ploughed land make the furrow wider to run tyre in to avoid tyre running on part of last furrow. Got 520 tyres. Kv plough on number 8 boards at 14 inch
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Any idea how wide your furrow bottom is just now to give an idea of how much more room you needIf I lengthen the stays to push mould boards towards ploughed land make the furrow wider to run tyre in to avoid tyre running on part of last furrow. Got 520 tyres. Kv plough on number 8 boards at 14 inch
KV no28 boards would be an option! More suited for wide tyresWould it be better to put different boards on, which boards would be best to use or would furrow wideners do the job. Here's a pic of the ploughing as it is set up at the moment
There are definitely some irregular voids in there and the work is broken. I think you are pushing it too far with 20" tyres if you are trying to produce nice work for match ploughing. The more you push the boards out the more friction you create and the more broken the furrow with the consequent creation of more pockets. I think that the cheap solution does not exist and you will have to bite the bullet and change the wheels/tyres.Would it be better to put different boards on, which boards would be best to use or would furrow wideners do the job. Here's a pic of the ploughing as it is set up at the moment
Thanks for that info Roy will look into that. Be cheaper than new wheels and tyres or new ploughKV 28's will fit on your number 8 frogs, you will have to buy longer mould boards stays or lengthen your existing ones.
I don't agree that you can plough with number 28's and 710 tyres though, it all goes ok until trickier conditions are encoutered and then the 710's will pull the rear furrow back down and matching the next bout is impossible, 580's are about the limit for really good work with 28's
I run furrow wideners. They are a long way from competition ploughing.Had thought about furrow wideners and run smaller front furrow. Anyone had experience with them.
I think Roy maybe right that 710s wouldn't be ideal in wet conditions but over the last 5-6 years I don't plough unless great conditions as I don't need to, do all my ploughing straight after the combine ish, press and leave till spring, had much better results this way. The 28 bodies either way are a great plough body, really good inversion.
A knife that attaches to the rear landslide and collapses the wall in so that you are left with a shallower and wider furrow.what are furrow wideners
saddles are standard KV number 8 fittings if that helpsLooking for match boards and saddles for kv 2 furrow got alone of a set off 1 man but hes going back ploughing so looking 2 buy them thank you