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PHOTO 2 - ploughing match

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David in Wales

09-27-2006 01:49:03

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Hi Gang;
Ransomes were the largest plough manufacturer in England from the days of horse ploughs until the early 1980's.
This is a typical 2 furrow of the 1930 & 1940 era and accounted for the majority of sales in that period. Could be set at 10 or 12 inches wide by adjusting the beam/leg position on the frame (see the holes in the bar behind no.1 leg. Available with a wide variety of bodies to suit different soil types, and would plough from 4 to 10 inches deep according the to body fitted.
Very popular for ploughing matches today, either used with semi-modern or vintage tractors.
Cheers David

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Mike M

09-27-2006 06:04:34

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to David in Wales, 09-27-2006 01:49:03

That is one weird plow ? Looks like real easy ground to plow. Give them an old alfalfa field and some hills sides and let em have at it.

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Nebraska Cowman

09-27-2006 04:46:22

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to David in Wales, 09-27-2006 01:49:03

I don't know David. we have printed on our Plowday advertisments. Rusty plows will not be unloaded

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Don-Wi

09-27-2006 09:19:46

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 09-27-2006 04:46:22

Take a closer look there.. I think that's just the reflection of the ground on really nice & shiny bottoms... Mostly just the angle the picture was taken. The coulters look shined up too.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Nebraska Cowman

09-27-2006 10:03:09

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to Don-Wi, 09-27-2006 09:19:46

Maybe, could be, probably, gotta be. Your young eyes are better than mine Donnie. Thanks.

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sammy the RED

09-27-2006 03:29:34

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to David in Wales, 09-27-2006 01:49:03

Nice pic !

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MJ in the UK

09-27-2006 03:11:41

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to David in Wales, 09-27-2006 01:49:03

Hi Dave, The plough is a Ransomes TS43A built from 1946 till the late 50s. My uncle bought one new in 1947 for �62=00 to work behind his 1945 Fordson N tractor reg no GNN 660. If anybody in the UK knows were this tractor is please let me know. I used the Ransomes plough in the 1970s for match ploughing with a 1932 Case C tractor. I now match plough with a IH B250 tractor and a IH B12 2 furrow plough with ACE bottoms. MJ

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richard in nz

09-27-2006 04:10:52

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to MJ in the UK, 09-27-2006 03:11:41

GNN 660 is a Notts number, I have a 1944 Farmall H Reg number GNN 508, registered on 7th Jan 1945 to a farm at Norwell Woodhouse. The tractor is now here in New Zealand.

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MJ in the UK

09-27-2006 04:50:57

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to richard in nz, 09-27-2006 04:10:52

Hi Richard, what a coincidence as I also have a Farmall H tractor GNN 987 regested on July 21st 1945. I live about 15 miles from Norwell Woodhouse do you know the name of the previous owner as I am a 63yrs old agricultral engineer and know the area very well. MJ

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richard in nz

09-28-2006 02:18:34

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to MJ in the UK, 09-27-2006 04:50:57

Trying to find the original log book, its here somewhere! can remember it was Common Farm but not the name, will e-mail. Cheers Richard.

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Bob Da. (La)

09-27-2006 02:45:43

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Re: PHOTO 2 - ploughing match in reply to David in Wales, 09-27-2006 01:49:03

That looks like a really well designed plow. Can hardly wait to see it at work. Looks as though he probably wishes it were scoured and shined up though. Thanks for sharing and God Bless. Bob Da.(La)

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