plow for Kubota

[Dale Binkley]

Should be no problem. I previously had a Yanmar 240 (24 hp) with a single bottom plow (before the B2100 I have now with a tiller). Even with turfs and 2wd it would turn over any ground I attempted to work. Take your time and experiment, that is the fun of this work.

 

[CamshaftLF]

dacus; I have a L2350 that pulls a 12" two bottom. Has no problem at all. My ground has alot of clay in it. First time I plowed it with sod on it. I plowed in low range high gear. Now I can plow in high range second gear. I think you will be ok just take your time and have fun./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I do have ags,and there not filled.

Camshaft in Pa.

 

[Opiekanopi]

I have done some more experimenting with my 7500DT and 12" FarmStar plow. I set the depth stop on the three point to take the guess work out of it. It took some trial and error but I got a good compromise on depth, and was able to plow without near as many hangups. My ground has a considerable amount of clay which is most of the problem. I plow as fast as the tractor can so it throws the sod over better. When I had my old Massey 50 and two bottom I had a lot of trouble with sod flipping back over. But this little plow from TSC does a heck of a job on my bota when it isn't hanging the tractor. I should mention that hanging the tractor mostly occurs when breaking new ground. If I'm plowing ground that was worked the previous year I can cook right along. I still want a tiller, but I think now I'll keep my plow even if/when I get the tiller. Oh one more thing... the old Massey (MF-50) would get hung some too.

 

[Egon]

A plow for breaking sod has a different moleboard [ it will turn the sod over ] than one used on previously tilled land.
Egon