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Posted by David in Wales on September 27, 2006 at 01:49:03 from (86.140.241.224):
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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