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Used Ploughs in New Zealand

  • Kverneland ES80 Reversible Plough

    Kverneland ES80 Reversible Plough

    • Manufacturer: Kverneland
    • Model: ES80

    4 furrow reversible plough Full set of skeiths Wear parts are all in good condition Auto reset breakaway system Good condition Run up and greased only Due to our central location, we specialise in freighting mach...

    Palmerston North, New Zealand
  • Rata Hydraulic Action Mole Plough

    Rata Hydraulic Action Mole Plough

    • Manufacturer: RATA

    3 point linkage mole plough with fast clean exit Very good condition Ready for work Due to our central location, we specialise in freighting machinery across New Zealand — with a strong focus on the North Island....

    Palmerston North, New Zealand
  • Rata/Klough 4 Furrow 850 Series

    Rata/Klough 4 Furrow 850 Series Plough

    • Manufacturer: RATA

    Shear leg 16'' plough Sold by us New Done very little work Excellent condition Workshop checked / serviced Ready for work BONUS - this machine is part of the REVIVE range, which means you get: 75-point quality ch...

    Palmerston North, New Zealand
  • Rabe Milan 6 furrow plough

    Rabe Milan 6 furrow plough

    • Manufacturer: Rabe

    Rabe Milan 6 furrow plough Hydraulic vari width, Hydraulic auto reset, Full set skimmers, Rear skeith, Selling on behalf, Just come in

    Palmerston North, New Zealand

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.