Disc Plow Brand name....Recommended

[adk x]

Thinking about picking up a 3 pt. hitch Disc plow to pull behind my New Holland 55. The Monroe Tufline was recommended and it looks really nice ....any others out there that you guys like ? Thank you !

 

[jeff9366]

Disc Plows show up on eBay from time to time. There are seven listed now. Several from Ken Sweet in Kentucky, as usual.

Disc Plow | eBay

Beside Monroe Tufline I do not know of another manufacturer producing new Disc Plows for compact tractors. Monroe attends most Ag Shows displaying and promoting their implements.

Ken Sweet is a Monroe Tufline dealer. He would likely give you a price and arrange a plow shipment to you in New York, direct from the factory in Mississippi.

This post would be more informative to the readership as a continuation of your thread from yesterday.

 

[adk x]

Thank you...will check him out .

 

[Piston]

Why do you want a disc plow over a standard plow?

 

[oosik]

Piston,

I have a single bottom moldboard. I've often wondered if a disk plow would work better in rocky soil. What are your thoughts?

Perhaps its time for me to realize rocks are just rocks and only turn those areas with few rocks - ha,ha.

 

[Piston]

I don't know. I'm ashamed to say I've never once used my disc plow! That's why I was asking why would one go with a disc plow over a standard type :laughing::laughing::laughing:

 

[RollingsFarms]

I have a Leinbach and it's been a good one. Use to have a Hardee and it was really heavy duty! Bush Hog makes a nice one as well. Whatever you decide make sure it has sealed bearings.

 

[jeff9366]

I have a Leinbach and it's been a good one. Use to have a Hardee and it was really heavy duty! Bush Hog makes a nice one as well. Whatever you decide make sure it has sealed bearings.

Are you sure you have a Leinbach Disc PLOW?

A Disc PLOW is distinct from all forms of a Disc HARROW.


http://www.monroetufline.com/pdf/TDP Discplow (47990).pdf

 

[adk x]

I don't know. I'm ashamed to say I've never once used my disc plow! That's why I was asking why would one go with a disc plow over a standard type :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Apparently it will not hang up in roots like a moldboard...maybe easier to use .

 

[adk x]

Piston,

I have a single bottom moldboard. I've often wondered if a disk plow would work better in rocky soil. What are your thoughts?

Perhaps its time for me to realize rocks are just rocks and only turn those areas with few rocks - ha,ha.

Not an expert by any means,
we all have to deal with rocks I'm sure .