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Used Ploughs in Bern, Switzerland

  • Plow Vogel & Noot

    Plow Vogel & Noot

    • Manufacturer: Vogel & Noot

    Vogel & Noot (Ott, Amazone) LM 950 C-plus 3-furrow plow with full reeds, hydraulic reversing, quick coupling Cat. II incl. shaft, double support wheel (steel), semi-automatic stone protection, wear parts and reed...

    $6,768 USD

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    Est. $133/mo

    Madiswil, Switzerland
  • Kverneland ES 100-200 Variomat

    Kverneland ES 100-200 Variomat

    • Manufacturer: Kverneland
    • Model: ES100
    • Implement weight: 1,950 kg
    • Machine weight: 1 kg

    Agricultural Machines / 543 views / Popular 18'500.00 CHF 4-disk plow used

    $23,360 USD

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    Est. $440/mo

    Tramelan, Switzerland
  • Lemken Juwel 6 M V

    Lemken Juwel 6 M V X

    • Manufacturer: Lemken
    • Model: Juwel
    • Implement weight: 1,432 kg
    • Machine weight: 907 kg

    Agricultural Machinery / 851 views / Popular 32'000.00 CHF New plow Equipment: 3-point hitch for tractor. Model 4 shares (tines). Frame diameter 110 mm, height 80 cm. Hydraulic folding DE. Mechanical non-stop act...

    $40,407 USD

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    Est. $760/mo

    Tramelan, Switzerland

Overview

Ploughs are essential agricultural implements used to till and prepare the soil for planting crops. They break up the soil, making it easier to plant seeds and ensuring better crop growth. Ploughs come in various types, including moldboard, chisel, and disc ploughs, each designed for specific soil conditions and farming needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used plough?

Look for wear and tear on the blades and frame, check the overall condition, and ensure that it is compatible with your tractor. Assess any signs of rust or damage.

How do I ensure the plough is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling agricultural equipment. Make sure the plough is properly secured and protected during shipping to avoid any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a plough?

Regular maintenance includes checking and sharpening blades, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for any wear or damage. Always clean the plough after use to prevent rust.