[mick]

I have just aquired a single furrow reversible plough for my Merry Tiller,i have had a go and its very impressive,its going to save a lot of work back end. If you ever get chance of one for yours and you have the work for it i recommend one but they are very hard to find. Mick

[John]

So how does the machine pull it? Do you replace the tines with a tyre?

[mick]

Hi John yes you take the blades of and replace with small tractor wheels mine are 1200 x 4,then i put counter balance weight on the front,once you have got every thing set up its just so easy, it will plough a foot deep with ease and is nice to see the soil roll from of the breast of the plough.  Mick

[John]

WOW!
Now I'm jealous.

[mick]

I have been on the net this evening and found that my plough is made by a Japenese company called  Niplo Matsuyama and they make them in diffrent sizes. Mick

[Bigbadfrankie]

I have just got a plough and I think its great. much better than rotovating.
I am going to make a five tine cultivator and crumbler and try to avoid rotvating at all.

[Bigbadfrankie]

my Niplo Matsuyama plough has just broken for the third time. Its been more inventive this time and bent and snapped the depth adjuster. time to buy a donkey. :x

[John]

Niplo Matsuyama should commit hara kiri I think

[Bigbadfrankie]

fixed plough the rotovator choked the carb. I have managed to plough a bit of mustard under. but rotovator still stubborn. :shock:

[R66VEY]

At the moment im just borrowing my friends niplo plough an i must say it brillient ! Im looking for one  myself but there ever so hard to find.  Iny ideas where I can get one ?

[richyrich7]

I have just aquired a single furrow reversible plough for my Merry Tiller,i have had a go and its very impressive,its going to save a lot of work back end. If you ever get chance of one for yours and you have the work for it i recommend one but they are very hard to find. Mick

Does it look like this Clicky    Mick ?

[Bigbadfrankie]

I find mine a pain to use in weeds above 2-3" . But it only means strimming first. I have a more standard plough with a cutiing wheel as well which leaves a neater job. But it only goes one way so you have to reverse to the start of the row each time.

[Bigbadfrankie]

Ploughing with the nipplo

[richyrich7]

 fancy doing mine  

[sweet nasturtium]

Is there a light on the top so you can plough through the night?