Roll over plows

[DeltaRed]

We see a lot of pictures and videos featuring plows. They all seem to be 'one ways' Anybody have some of rollovers?

 

[Mike Fitz]

Not mine, but I'm talking to the owner about it

 

[DeltaRed]

Not mine, but I'm talking to the owner about it

Looks like a Case plow. From the early 60s.

 

[craigco]

I have 5 rollover plows. A 4 bottom international think it's a 140. Two 3 bottom John Deere 825s one is just a parts plow. Ford 2 bottom and an old manual spin Allis Chalmers 2 bottom. The Allis was pretty farmerized when I got it. Just drug it around like a one way. Never spun great and it pulled hard. Little ford plowed good but small for the 3010. John deere is probably my favorite leaves nice even furrows. Wanted to really like the international but the tractor to pull it draft control isn't working and it doesn't leave even furrows. But it covers the ground. I'm in furrow irrigated country like you.

 

[Mike Fitz]

Looks like a Case plow. From the early 60s.

It is a Case, i'd guess the time is right, I have a 730 that I think it would go good on, just because it would be different around here.

 

[4wdtom]

We see a lot of pictures and videos featuring plows. They all seem to be 'one ways' Anybody have some of rollovers?

I have two Allis Chalmers 2 bottom rollovers, one with two 16" bottoms and one with two 12" bottoms.

 

[Fordy20]

It is a Case, i'd guess the time is right, I have a 730 that I think it would go good on, just because it would be different around here.

A friend had a three bottom roll over plow on a 730 JD and it made the tractor pretty light in the front. With the plow raised, he had to back uphill so the front wouldn't come up.

 

[JohnRowehl]

A friend had a three bottom roll over plow on a 730 JD and it made the tractor pretty light in the front. With the plow raised, he had to back uphill so the front wouldn't come up.

We had 1,000 lbs of weight upfront on our 826 with a three bottom roll over plow. Don’t think we would have wanted any less.

 

[504]

I never saw one in my part of the country . But as a kid I could not imagine why the plow shares were sticking up in the air in the farm magazine ads! But it seems like everyone who pulls one has one less bottom in the ground than we did with a one way plow. Of course our 200 acres was broken up in small fields. We would have gotten lost with a 1/2 mile long field

 

[Greg NE]

I have a 2 bottom Ford rollover plow with hydraulics doing the turning and this 1 bottom 18" Dearborn that switches mechanically as you raise and lower the 3pt arms.

 

[deeretails]

Here's a video that is of a plow day, and there's a rollover shown in two places.

 

[INCase]

i think they were more popular in Europe where many fields are a lot smaller. they also have high $$ fuel so not wasting fuel driving across the headlands would make sense too.

never knew anyone that owned one.

 

[curtkeiser]

We see a lot of pictures and videos featuring plows. They all seem to be 'one ways' Anybody have some of rollovers?

They are used a lot in flood irrigating. Keeps field level without blind furrows.

 

[DeltaRed]

They are used a lot in flood irrigating. Keeps field level without blind furrows.

I use em. Here in furrow irrigated western Colorado,that is all we use. You wont find a one way type here.Acctually,I have several.Lindeman one bottom(for 8N);AC 2-12"(modified for 8N);IH #39 'tumble bug';IH#210Fast hitch(2x16)IH#620(2x16)IH#314(3x14);IH #642(4x16).I just thought it would be nice to see other two ways. And to show the folks who have never seen one.

 

[Janicholson]

I use em. Here in furrow irrigated western Colorado,that is all we use. You wont find a one way type here.Acctually,I have several.Lindeman one bottom(for 8N);AC 2-12"(modified for 8N);IH #39 'tumble bug';IH#210Fast hitch(2x16)IH#620(2x16)IH#314(3x14);IH #642(4x16).I just thought it would be nice to see other two ways. And to show the folks who have never seen one.

I enjoyed seeing yours when I was there. Our 350U would need 800 pounds on the front to keep it on the ground. Jim

 

[DeltaRed]

We see a lot of pictures and videos featuring plows. They all seem to be 'one ways' Anybody have some of rollovers?

I have several pictures on my phone.I would post if I could figure out how

 

[KenL]

Here's mine. Moline model TK

 

[KenL]

From the front

 

[JohnRowehl]

I never saw one in my part of the country . But as a kid I could not imagine why the plow shares were sticking up in the air in the farm magazine ads! But it seems like everyone who pulls one has one less bottom in the ground than we did with a one way plow. Of course our 200 acres was broken up in small fields. We would have gotten lost with a 1/2 mile long field

That was the rule of thumb for rollovers in our area; plow with one less bottom than you normally could with a drawn plow.

 

[Janicholson]

We see a lot of pictures and videos featuring plows. They all seem to be 'one ways' Anybody have some of rollovers?

On your phone go to YTmag so you can see this forum. Pick the picture icon to the right of the chain links. A dialog box appears with drop image here or click on it. Click on it and go to your gallery of images. Find the one you want and select it. open it and it should appear in the message you are making.