Enjoyed the video, always nice to see folks fussing over furrows! Perfection aside I just hook up my 3 bottom and go, no adjustments. Where I screw up I fix with the disc. After 45 years of plowing it works for me.
Great video! Nowadays we use a chisel plow on our wheat fields but on irrigated ground I still see some moldboard plows but they’re all tumble plows 8-10 bottom plows mostly. I’m a dryland guy, no irritated ground.
Too bad you didn't have some nice sod for this video so it laid over a lot nicer. I match plowed in Southern Ontario, Canada for 17 years, in the 3 furrow class. using a 3x 14" Kvernelands mounted. 13" is better for that class, but we also used it as our main field plow. Best I ever scored was... 132 I think? Usually in the high 120's. Not bad for a hobby plowman. Nice to see a plowing video that isn't about 7 furrows of rollover plough leaving a result that looks like it was chisel plowed. :)
I like plowing with my 1950 Ford 8n, I set the depth and angles, then after that I rarely have to look behind me, just look forward and listen to the tractor pull. If it sounds like it's pulling a bit too hard I just raise up on the draw bar lever slightly, then put back to original setting once it starts to speed up. It travels quite a bit faster than that with it's 2 12'' plows on it.
Hey man! B 4 u start, your TRACK WIDTH is F A R too W I D E. - how can u expect a tractor - little or large to pull straight and efficiently - get your line of draft / draught ( DRAFT it is ) set right THOUGHT that even the BMC Mini had elementary draft control - so why the wheel - and so fa out PLUS ALL That weights on the plow ( Plough ). A well set plow doesn't need additional weights, Pulls better and will do a better job all round. ( FYI kindly refer to Ferguson and maybe Ransomes guide books on setting up plows Interesting commentary + your time taken to show how it goes in real time - the adjustments etc . good vid.
Ya the only thing I ever competed with when turning ground was mother nature. Get it done. It is competition I guess. But it is painful to watch sure enough.
My Grandfather had a neighbor who used a sheep as a Landmark to go straight across the field .. I think the sheep was in the field next to the field he was plowing across the fence.. The problem is the sheep started walking across the field and the Farmer plowed at an agnle across his field .. He was out there plowing all night trying to cover what he had done before any neighbors saw it ..
@Phil Hall No it really happened he was out there all night trying to straithen things out. Another neighbor used to like to go the Dance Halls drinking and staying out late.. He would put the tractor in the furrow and jump off sit under shade tree until tractor got to the end of the field .. then drive a puck up to end of field jump in tractor and turn it around.. He fell asleep the Tractor kept plowing until it ran into Indian Lake.. His name was Jack Clarke Vicksburg MI .. His Widow was still a Substatute Teacher at my High School in the late 1970's .. Her Son David Clark was a Kalamazoo City Police Offier .. he rand a Red Light responding to a Fire and T-Boned a Fire Truck ,,
Well almost; only that is a BMC mini tractor, the forerunner of the Nuffield 4/25. The BMC Mini is 948cc, 2 inches shorter, 16 BHP, and doesn't have the cranked right side drag link.
Bmc tractors do not have draft only a spoil just up and down. And with ground conditions as they are with hard tramlines you should weight the plough accordingly.
How much do you charge per hr, £ 0.1/6 Did you say, £ 450.00 an Acer, = 387 hrs That's if he puts his foot down. I reckon that's reasonable, I've got 112 acres to do, so I will pay you with my Pension, is that all right, well, I am rather busy at the moment, so if you have < past > buy then, get your son to pay me. As far as I know, he still has 97 acres to do. and he has been there for 3 weeks.
That's the hard bit especially when ploughing first run, I was always taught pick your spot ahead line your self up and not to look behind on the fish run. But need ya plough set right at the start
This is a plowing competition. They are graded on the quality of the completed job. It's altogether different from just 'making it black'. Quality plowing is an art form and a science, and real plowmen are a dying breed.
@@ivorjones6618 I think I was joking on this one. That's actually a really good method for starting in the center of the field. I use it in the garden. Maybe not so much on a slope.Or a large field.
Am i missing something that your going so slow? Either its a competition that i dont understand or novodt knows what their doing? Definitely not doing anything to get something done.
I have never seen a field started like that, I will definitely want to try this, very educational!
Last year, He won the never-ending ploughing competition,
The Weeds Grew Faster Than He Can Plough Them In.
Enjoyed the video, always nice to see folks fussing over furrows! Perfection aside I just hook up my 3 bottom and go, no adjustments. Where I screw up I fix with the disc. After 45 years of plowing it works for me.
YUP. 44 Massey 3 furrow 12" tow behind plow with hydraulic lift. Also very straight for a 12 year old!
I've seen these competition video's for years but this is the first one that explains what exactly they are trying to achieve.
Great video! Nowadays we use a chisel plow on our wheat fields but on irrigated ground I still see some moldboard plows but they’re all tumble plows 8-10 bottom plows mostly. I’m a dryland guy, no irritated ground.
I hate irritated ground!
Too bad you didn't have some nice sod for this video so it laid over a lot nicer.
I match plowed in Southern Ontario, Canada for 17 years, in the 3 furrow class. using a 3x 14" Kvernelands mounted.
13" is better for that class, but we also used it as our main field plow.
Best I ever scored was... 132 I think? Usually in the high 120's.
Not bad for a hobby plowman.
Nice to see a plowing video that isn't about 7 furrows of rollover plough leaving a result that looks like it was chisel plowed. :)
I like plowing with my 1950 Ford 8n, I set the depth and angles, then after that I rarely have to look behind me, just look forward and listen to the tractor pull. If it sounds like it's pulling a bit too hard I just raise up on the draw bar lever slightly, then put back to original setting once it starts to speed up. It travels quite a bit faster than that with it's 2 12'' plows on it.
What a nice bit of vidio,I do plough, and would like to say what a great job you done there.
Hey man! B 4 u start, your TRACK WIDTH is F A R too W I D E. - how can u expect a tractor - little or large to pull straight and efficiently - get your line of draft / draught ( DRAFT it is ) set right
THOUGHT that even the BMC Mini had elementary draft control - so why the wheel - and so fa out PLUS ALL That weights on the plow ( Plough ). A well set plow doesn't need additional weights, Pulls better and will do a better job all round. ( FYI kindly refer to Ferguson and maybe Ransomes guide books on setting up plows
Interesting commentary + your time taken to show how it goes in real time - the adjustments etc . good vid.
Right ,drive in feild ,drop plough to correct depth ,drive across feild , job done
Ya the only thing I ever competed with when turning ground was mother nature. Get it done. It is competition I guess. But it is painful to watch sure enough.
This makes plowing sound really complicated.
I've watched a few plowing Day videos and they make it look really easy.
My Grandfather had a neighbor who used a sheep as a Landmark to go straight across the field .. I think the sheep was in the field next to the field he was plowing across the fence.. The problem is the sheep started walking across the field and the Farmer plowed at an agnle across his field .. He was out there plowing all night trying to cover what he had done before any neighbors saw it ..
That's funny, bet he used a fence post the next time.
@Phil Hall No it really happened he was out there all night trying to straithen things out.
Another neighbor used to like to go the Dance Halls drinking and staying out late.. He would put the tractor in the furrow and jump off sit under shade tree until tractor got to the end of the field .. then drive a puck up to end of field jump in tractor and turn it around.. He fell asleep the Tractor kept plowing until it ran into Indian Lake.. His name was Jack Clarke Vicksburg MI .. His Widow was still a Substatute Teacher at my High School in the late 1970's .. Her Son David Clark was a Kalamazoo City Police Offier .. he rand a Red Light responding to a Fire and T-Boned a Fire Truck ,,
Ahh, the Nuffield 4/25. What a sweet little tractor. d:-)
Well almost; only that is a BMC mini tractor, the forerunner of the Nuffield 4/25. The BMC Mini is 948cc, 2 inches shorter, 16 BHP, and doesn't have the cranked right side drag link.
That tractor is doing a good job to be so old, and the guy on it is doing a great job also breaking up that ground.
I had JD M with a 2way single bottom plow, and would have had that whole section finished in the time I watched this.
Enjoyed that.
I love old tractors.
The track width is also correct at 52 inches. It looks wide because it is a little tractor.
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Nice information
Hmmm trailer plows and 3 point hitch plows you can adjust the depth the first round..
That dog is good at being in the way.
That is also my greatest talent!!!😊
It's probably not the 1st dog to die in slow motion
I came here after hearing an old John Mellencamp song...
Bmc tractors do not have draft only a spoil just up and down. And with ground conditions as they are with hard tramlines you should weight the plough accordingly.
Wow made this way more difficult than it is
clear as mud
I like the dog :'>
Oh yes i am,,,,,,,,,
@@onkarsingh7608 pl9llllllllll I'll look for
How many horsepower BMC 1965 tractor has?
Yeah I just plow and in the spring I use my 6 foot tiller with my Ford 3000 diesel tractor it will take care of the rest of the ground
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The dog want too drive😄
A great visit to my cousins Josephine and Peter and to view this marvellous clip. 35298 views ow Peter
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How much do you charge per hr, £ 0.1/6 Did you say, £ 450.00 an Acer, = 387 hrs
That's if he puts his foot down. I reckon that's reasonable,
I've got 112 acres to do, so I will pay you with my Pension, is that all right,
well, I am rather busy at the moment, so if you have < past > buy then, get your son to pay me.
As far as I know, he still has 97 acres to do. and he has been there for 3 weeks.
how do you keep the furrows straight?
By the correct use of the round thing just in front of the driver!
That's the hard bit especially when ploughing first run, I was always taught pick your spot ahead line your self up and not to look behind on the fish run. But need ya plough set right at the start
If that's there plowing speed it must take months to plow 5 acres
Its's a plowingcompetiton,not a plowingrace! The endresult is what counts!
@@wilfriedzonderman3168 correct the results at end of match matter not acreridge
Yes indeed! Such a fuss over furrows. If he had 8 or more to plow at a time, he might not be so fussy.
he is in a ploughing compition thats why fiussy
Ah from the way you miss spelt plough I assume you mean making a mess, aka American ploughing.
Sorry, but I have been plowing all of my life. Speed is critical to throw the dirt. He is going too slow.
hey "darby" its not rocket science, you drunk
These guys must get paid by the hr... Slowest thing I've ever seen
Bom dia
Good luck running back and forth on the same furrows on heavy ground. You'll end up with a bunch of clod piles.
have you ploughed in a match at all that is howit is done
Slower than Molasses in January. I can Plow faster with a one bottom plow.
It's a PLOUGHING match not a bloody race, the 2 furrow plough is doing nice.
you have already started
Don’t know why he was smiling, shabby looking furrows
Now I know why people there are better drinkers than farmers...they are drunk farmers...clue less too!
Seems like a lot of messing around to plow some ground. No one I know wastes that much time turning under their fields.
This is a plowing competition. They are graded on the quality of the completed job. It's altogether different from just 'making it black'. Quality plowing is an art form and a science, and real plowmen are a dying breed.
@@42lookc thats right it is quality over quantity even when ploughing for work it allways had to look rifgt or boss kicked my arse
Don't plow like that. He's just showing off. Just flip the sod over.
not in a compition you dont it got to be right or you dont win!
@@ivorjones6618 I think I was joking on this one. That's actually a really good method for starting in the center of the field. I use it in the garden. Maybe not so much on a slope.Or a large field.
A team could go faster than that guy
Am i missing something that your going so slow? Either its a competition that i dont understand or novodt knows what their doing? Definitely not doing anything to get something done.
That is not the way to start plowing a field! I am 77 years old and have plowed more fields than you have ever seen!
that is correct way to start in a ploughing match he is not ploughing whole field am 79years old brought up on uk farm
Get the dog out of the way.
Dead furrow
Why do mould plows more popular than disc plows any advantage?
Inexperience. Wrong process
Looks to me like hobby farmers they are jacking around to much
he is a ploughman who does the job right in a match