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17821x
Posted 1/29/2014 18:47 (#3646378)
Subject: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Just a small part time farmer with really rolling ground with wet spots. Been fighting these wet spots for way to long but was too cheap to hire it done. Decided to make my own 3 pt tile plow last summer. Used it to put 20,000 feet of tile in the ground last fall. In general all of our fields are pretty steep but lots of small swales that we can usually plant but if it is a wet year they will only 1/4 of what the rest of the field does. Most runs had 30'-40' of fall in only a 400'-500' run so no need for laser grade control. Didn't have a tractor big enough so rented a 200 hp (26,000#) MFWD from a neighbor and made all the runs down hill. Used the plow and hand shoveling to dig the start holes and rented a mini-excavator to dig in the connections. It can only do 3" or 4" tile and we bought a semi load (18,000') of 4" tile in 250' rolls for $.309 a foot. Used a homemade spinning table to unroll the 250' rolls by pulling with a Gator. Wanted to share these pics in case anyone else wants to try tiling on a budget. I have about $1700 invested total in the plow:

Laser cut custom steel plates from local fab shop: $660
Steel Tubing & flat stock: $440
2 Hyd Cylinders $290
Old IH 800 planter tongue from scrapped planter $0
Pins, bushings, hyd hoses, fittings $190
Paint $25
Weld rod, oxygen, etc $50
My time designing & fabricating $0
Lots of hours of retired father's welding $0





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johnny skeptical
Posted 1/29/2014 19:22 (#3646532 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



n.c.iowa

very good, remember when the first tractor mounted plow showed up in the area, looked very similar to yours. it was a neighbor and his two sons. no laser, no gps, they did have a cheap transit, and the plow had a indicator to show pitch.  first day they put in 1000',had a long backhoe on the back of a 4020, it was a long tiring day, trying to figure out how operate the thing.  second day they rented a case backhoe, and got some things figured out, and they turned into tile plowing fools, they could get some amazing amount of footage installed in a day.

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IH-Harvester
Posted 1/29/2014 19:33 (#3646590 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


cool how well does it work? any pics in action
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17821x
Posted 1/29/2014 20:13 (#3646775 - in reply to #3646590)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Unfortunately no action photos. My 70 year old dad was always in the tractor and I was the grunt on the ground making sure the tile was feeding properly so no time to get pics. We could get about 5000' a day installed but we had lots of fairly short runs. I was actually shocked at how well it worked. We don't have much for shop equipment. 35 year old stick welder, chop saw, 4.5" angle grinder, torch, and a dirt floor was all we have to work with.
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GrainTrader
Posted 1/29/2014 20:32 (#3646860 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



20 Miles West of Indianapolis Indiana

would you be interested in building another one?

I'd be interesting in buying one if the price was right....

emails in profile. 

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17821x
Posted 1/29/2014 20:57 (#3646968 - in reply to #3646860)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Between working full-time, wife working full-time, farming a few hundred acres, herd of cattle, and five kids under the age of 12 I don't need another sideline business. Will gladly provide detailed specs, dimensions, and better pics to anyone that wants to try to make one themselves.
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GrainTrader
Posted 1/29/2014 21:00 (#3646979 - in reply to #3646968)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



20 Miles West of Indianapolis Indiana

17821x - 1/29/2014 20:57 Between working full-time, wife working full-time, farming a few hundred acres, herd of cattle, and five kids under the age of 12 I don't need another sideline business. Will gladly provide detailed specs, dimensions, and better pics to anyone that wants to try to make one themselves.


would you email me your contact info. one of these days i'll holler at ya and maybe think about dad and I tackleing something like that ourselves. 

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westmifarmer
Posted 2/9/2014 10:08 (#3675474 - in reply to #3646968)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Will you send me the spec and pictures and any insight on how you started out building it thanks. [email protected]
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eloncin
Posted 11/28/2015 07:00 (#4923807 - in reply to #3646968)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


North Central Indiana		Found your post when searching tile plow info. I would appreciate any plans or thoughts you could share.
[email protected]
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bmac77
Posted 1/14/2016 17:56 (#5036177 - in reply to #3646968)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Hello. Would appreciate the specs and details of the tile plow. You can email me at: [email protected]. Thanks.
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pointrow
Posted 1/29/2014 20:38 (#3646890 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Central Il Morton		Looks good. You said you ran down hill. I'd change that to up hill. If you go through a wet spot your water will chase you down making your connections a real mess.
good
luck
pointrow
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17821x
Posted 1/29/2014 20:54 (#3646960 - in reply to #3646890)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		We had a super dry fall with basically no subsoil moisture going into winter so that wasn't a problem. Tractor size was marginal so had to go downhill. Hard to explain but even though these areas were wet they still had a lot of slope.
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koobmaster
Posted 1/29/2014 21:53 (#3647195 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


South Georgia		email me the measurements if you dont mind
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Dirtbiker
Posted 1/30/2014 14:03 (#3648800 - in reply to #3647195)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


That looks great and a doable project for me as well. Could you send the specs to me at [email protected]
Thanks in advance.
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CVA Farm
Posted 1/30/2014 14:23 (#3648830 - in reply to #3648800)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment



NE S.Dakota		Here I am spending over 40K, to equip my old Steiger, to do the same job.

Amazing what farmers can build when they put their mind to it. Looks very good!
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pete37921x
Posted 5/2/2016 10:42 (#5277655 - in reply to #3648830)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE SD

I wouldn't be ashamed of what you have paid nor what it can do AND take

and it will have residual value

 

 

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koobmaster
Posted 1/29/2014 21:54 (#3647200 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


South Georgia		or text to my phone...9122571286
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povertypoint
Posted 1/29/2014 23:33 (#3647467 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SE SD		5 kids- I say you have too much extra time on your hands. :0
Might be a good side line, building plows. Ma could use a break LOL
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DaleK
Posted 1/30/2014 05:45 (#3647603 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


East-Central Ontario		Don't suppose you hooked any rocks with that point? Looks like nice work
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We B Farms
Posted 1/30/2014 08:11 (#3647934 - in reply to #3647603)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Talladega Al.		If you don't mind I would like those specs also. Got a few wet spots I would like to dry out and not a lot of $$$. [email protected] thanks
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gotmilk1013
Posted 1/30/2014 09:04 (#3648087 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE ohio		Same here, like what you have there. [email protected]
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Geargrinder
Posted 1/30/2014 09:32 (#3648151 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


MN		How many horsepower tractor did you use to pull that? 4 wheel drive or front wheel assist?
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17821x
Posted 1/30/2014 09:47 (#3648192 - in reply to #3648151)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Had to go downhill but had a 200 Hp MFWD that weighed around 26,000# and had no duals.
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7060
Posted 1/30/2014 13:39 (#3648752 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Ne Mo		I would like to have the specs and measurments on it also. My number is 660-412-2494. Thanks
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17821x
Posted 1/30/2014 20:06 (#3649658 - in reply to #3648752)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Get me an email address.
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Rx2Farm
Posted 2/4/2014 22:01 (#3663492 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Mount Pleasant, TN		Mike,

I would really like to give that a shot....

[email protected]

Thanks,

Kevin
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upperMichigan
Posted 2/4/2014 22:31 (#3663590 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Ironwood, MI Western most tip of U.P.		I too would like the plans. [email protected]. I'm a farmer with an income as a civil engineer, not looking to copy your design. Thanks so such
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wood_6
Posted 2/5/2014 11:55 (#3664643 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Elvaston, IL		Was a 1/3 of the cost in the cylinders?
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17821x
Posted 2/12/2014 20:19 (#3685671 - in reply to #3664643)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Cylinders were only $145 a piece.
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Bruised Spud
Posted 2/9/2014 13:50 (#3676020 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		Plans Please. [email protected]
Thank you.
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Bruised Spud
Posted 2/15/2014 17:35 (#3692311 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		Thank you! The plans are amazing. I will be forwarding to a shop for the laser cutting and ordering the steel on Monday. I did not get the bushing picture but think I can figure it out. First set of plans that I have had no desire to alter.
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Msjvet
Posted 2/8/2016 17:19 (#5097041 - in reply to #3649658)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I had asked earlier for a copy of those plans, my email is [email protected], thank you again.
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sj3788
Posted 1/30/2014 20:47 (#3649828 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


swohio		17821, email address is [email protected]. I would be very grateful if you sent me the specs. Would love to do what you did. Have lots of short runs, and some really long runs with plenty of slope.
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7060
Posted 1/30/2014 20:52 (#3649855 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Ne Mo		[email protected] is mine. Thanks
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Jonb
Posted 1/30/2014 21:05 (#3649901 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


central, minnesota		Looks good. I would like a copy to. [email protected] Thanks
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acwd45
Posted 1/30/2014 21:47 (#3650072 - in reply to #3649901)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NC SD		Looks good. Well done. [email protected] thank-you
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farmrn
Posted 1/30/2014 22:37 (#3650237 - in reply to #3650072)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Southern IL		that looks awesome!! great job
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argyllholst
Posted 1/31/2014 08:13 (#3650863 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SW Ontario		Nice job. I would be interested in the plans also. Thanks so much. [email protected]
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wcindiana58
Posted 1/31/2014 11:27 (#3651420 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Plans would be great. Thank you
[email protected]
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Versy2145
Posted 1/31/2014 18:34 (#3652315 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Looks great! Would greatly appreciate the plans. [email protected]. Thanks!
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FarmSD
Posted 2/2/2014 13:46 (#3656856 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Eastern SD		Hey guys I'm a previous engineer turned grain farmer with some time on my hands. I currently run a gold digger so don't have a need for one myself but could see where they would come in handy. I would be interested in drawing one up and building a couple if there were a few people interested.
[email protected]

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zkeele
Posted 2/4/2014 21:51 (#3663451 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Tennessee		I would love those plans too.

[email protected]

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rzman69
Posted 2/9/2014 10:12 (#3675485 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


southern wisconsin		I would appreciate the plans as well. Love what you designed!

[email protected]
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littlechickenfarmer
Posted 2/9/2014 11:42 (#3675692 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: please also send to me


A corn field somewhere on planet vulcan		I am really sorry to ask also but if you could please also send to
[email protected]

I would appreciate it

Thanks
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RJ4020
Posted 2/9/2014 12:26 (#3675806 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Northeastern Nebraska		Could you send me plans for your tile plow? thanks [email protected]
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Bristol Hillbilly
Posted 2/9/2014 16:10 (#3676395 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Palestine, IL 62451

Please put me on the list when you have time.
[email protected] 

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littlechickenfarmer
Posted 2/13/2014 06:48 (#3686412 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


A corn field somewhere on planet vulcan

Thanks a lot for the plans, those are excellent!, I am still pencil and paper with my geometry set!  The skills that I see on here are always amazing, I guess that's why I keep looking.

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SmallTown Farmer
Posted 2/18/2014 11:48 (#3699138 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: Re: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I would like those plans too- if & when you have the time to send! [email protected].

Thanks in advance!
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nthaag
Posted 2/26/2014 11:57 (#3717991 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Eden Valley, Mn		Could I get plans when you have a chance I would really appreciate it thanks.

[email protected]
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jamesb
Posted 3/5/2014 08:10 (#3734118 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


South east Saskatchewan		I would really appreciate getting a copy of your plans as well. looks good .thank you
[email protected]
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Bruised Spud
Posted 4/13/2014 13:19 (#3813033 - in reply to #3734118)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		I'm building two. My progress.

Some parts on backorder until a week ago.
My wife's uncle cut with a HD plasma the parts and "did me a favour" by "bumping the holes out" . Recut parts and reamed them true on the second batch.

I should have ordered the longer 2" pin since I am using the bushings.

Front half is almost done and I am thinking about how to fit the boot together for welding.

Good plans.

Thank you again. Vince
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zkeele
Posted 4/13/2014 14:22 (#3813152 - in reply to #3813033)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Tennessee		Be sure to post pictures. This is going to be our winter project.
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littlechickenfarmer
Posted 5/1/2014 11:23 (#3848068 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


A corn field somewhere on planet vulcan		so has anyone completed their build yet?
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Bruised Spud
Posted 5/1/2014 20:36 (#3848965 - in reply to #3848068)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		Not me. Just got the boot jigged up and tacked together. Getting stupid heavy.
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gpsdude
Posted 5/1/2014 22:41 (#3849260 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE South Dakota Clark, SD		I want to see pictures of the first one that gets pulled in two. Or gets really bent up by a big rock.
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zkeele
Posted 5/3/2014 17:10 (#3851831 - in reply to #3849260)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Tennessee		Having a bad day?
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gpsdude
Posted 5/4/2014 22:05 (#3854189 - in reply to #3851831)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE South Dakota Clark, SD		I have been having a great week. I just see how hard farm equipment gets used, especially tile plows. If one tractor wont pull it, lets add another and another. With hitch pins being used as pivot points without grease, just looking for trouble. I can also see people hooking these onto a 4wd and hooking a rock something will give. I have to give props to the OP for making something that works and wish you all the best of luck.
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zkeele
Posted 5/5/2014 21:14 (#3855366 - in reply to #3854189)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Tennessee		OP changed the design of the hitch pins. It now has a bushing.
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CVA Farm
Posted 9/10/2014 14:05 (#4066488 - in reply to #3854189)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



NE S.Dakota

+1

I wonder how many feet of tile will be pulled in from these home made units, pretty cool stuff!

I am with you on the rock damage,it will be interesting, and it will happen!

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Bruised Spud
Posted 12/16/2015 18:37 (#4964951 - in reply to #3849260)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York
gpsdude - 5/1/2014 23:41

I want to see pictures of the first one that gets pulled in two. Or gets really bent up by a big rock.


Here you go. I admit to using two layers of 3/8" vs a 1/2" plate as the plans called for.

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Bruised Spud
Posted 9/18/2016 17:24 (#5536151 - in reply to #3849260)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York
gpsdude - 5/1/2014 23:41

I want to see pictures of the first one that gets pulled in two. Or gets really bent up by a big rock.


This is what you were looking for. Made two at once, this one for a neighbor. He put in a lot of tile with it. He beefed up the vertical tube with extra steel. He was using both his bunk packing tractors with their blades on and another all chained together.





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afn5656
Posted 5/29/2014 12:27 (#3892188 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE KS		I would appreciate a copy of the plans also. [email protected]
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sdt
Posted 6/12/2014 17:08 (#3915648 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


western Ky		great job I would love to have a copy of your plans if you are still giving them out [email protected] . Enjoy them little ones while they are small I have 5 boys and they get to be a hand full when they get to be teenagers building a plow would keep them busy for a little while. thanks
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lukelem
Posted 6/12/2014 21:01 (#3916005 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



waupun wisconsin		Still giving out plans? Id take em!
[email protected]
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Bruised Spud
Posted 7/22/2014 12:23 (#3980398 - in reply to #3916005)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		.
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bee
Posted 8/6/2014 11:04 (#4004699 - in reply to #3916005)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I would like a set of plans and any helpful info.
[email protected]
Thankyou.
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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/17/2014 19:04 (#4023487 - in reply to #4004699)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		I'm finally on the last of the welding. I goofed and welded the bushings before I welded the plates to the main tube. Distortion and the tight fit made me wonder how to get the hinge on the bottom half. These bolts hopefully will let me get a good alignment .



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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/19/2014 12:02 (#4026631 - in reply to #4023487)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		I'm going to add a wooden guide to help the tile to slide in the boot. I hope to have this thing parked tonight.
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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/19/2014 12:05 (#4026633 - in reply to #4026631)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


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17821x
Posted 8/24/2014 07:13 (#4035092 - in reply to #4026633)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Nice work. I finished mine about exactly one year ago. Keep us posted and maybe start a new thread with it in action. I never got any action photos last year. What do you plan to pull it with?
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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/24/2014 09:17 (#4035309 - in reply to #4035092)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		I moved it around with my 7120. 18.4-42 on cast rears, no liquid 24000#. I took two 60' dry run passes and was shocked at the almost unnoticed load on the tractor. Easy to unload the tires and just start spinning while changing the angle at full depth. My plan is to build: a water level, hinge flap on the outlet of the boot. (My gravel filled the boot coming out of the ground due to my error) a block in the bottom to turn the tile back when rammed down from above, depth chain.

What am I overlooking?



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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/24/2014 09:27 (#4035333 - in reply to #4035309)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		Plan for use is a tier 4 case Magnum 180 CVT with tall skinny duals and I have homemade saddle tanks hanging off the front. I'm on RTK but I don't know just how slow it will engage. We have massive stones. Planning on running a dry run first before laying the tile if GPS will keep me on the same pass.

I will probably rework the tip. I have no suck as I goofed up and got smart, added an RandH machine chrome point before welding on the top plate to the point. It sits wrong.
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17821x
Posted 8/25/2014 18:13 (#4038191 - in reply to #4035333)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		I found that making a dry run didn't make it any easier to pull. Of course I only had singles and it seemed like the loss of traction from having loosened ground was more of a hindrance than a gain. Having duels it might be a different story. Are you going to use 250' rolls or big rolls? Make sure you use internal couplers, tape them, slow down when you come to them, and have a guy on the ground "stuffing" the coupled area down the tube. 4" tile doesn't have much room to spare. I put in 20,000' with just a borrowed tractor and my 73 year old father in about 3 days last fall. Thought my plow would be semi-retired but neighbor wants me to put in another 20,000' for him this fall. I owe him a lot of favors and we will use his tractor so no money will change hands.
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Bruised Spud
Posted 8/26/2014 12:25 (#4039546 - in reply to #4038191)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		I'll most likely do small rolls. An old 3 pt carry all and some stuff in the scrap pile have my attention for a start at a two roll carrier. I may try my luck with a larger farm that has a Wayne's cart that hasn't rolled in a few years.
It took three different wood block profiles before I was willing to try it.
I had a 30' chunk of non perforated and it feed really well with the right block and really badly without.

I'm concerned about hitting massive stones and destroying everything, thus the two pass plan. My duals will be with 36" spacing. (Potatoes) hopefully I will straddle any pockets left by digging up the smaller basketball size stone.

You have a "royalty" payment once I get some pipe in the ground and I know where to send it.
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smalfarmer
Posted 9/20/2014 21:03 (#4084751 - in reply to #4038191)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SW MN		Do you think I could get a set of your plans. I have been kicking around making one for a couple years not just wasn't sure if it would work..
Thanks
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smalfarmer
Posted 11/25/2014 09:21 (#4200276 - in reply to #4084751)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SW MN		I made one of the plows as well. I made a few changes. I went with a 7" tube so that I can install 5" tile with it and I made it longer so that I can get to about 4ft in the ground. I did go heavier on the pivot plates. I also had to change a few of the dimensions on the 3pt hook up to get it to attach to my quick hitch. I also added the liquid sight gauge to help you make sure that you are installing tile at correct slope. It worked way better than I thought possible. We put in about 3500 ft with it in a few of our low spots. The first day I pulled it with a jd4555 front wheel assist. worked ok but traction was an issue so the second day we put it on a friends cat challenger. Then you have a tiling machine. He helped for one day at my place and after we were done, he borrowed it for a day and used it at his place. They said I could use there tractor any time I needed as long as they can borrow the plow. They also said that I cant ever get rid of it unless it is to them. Now I am looking to add some sort of grade control to it beings it worked so well.



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dirtworker
Posted 11/25/2014 18:22 (#4201039 - in reply to #4200276)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Paris, IL		how thick is the wall of the tubing for your verticle shank/feed tube. i dont see how it doesnt bend without having a seperate solid shank in front of the feed boot like most production plows.
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JDpastor
Posted 11/25/2014 19:36 (#4201264 - in reply to #4201039)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



It would be real easy to add a piece of 3/4 flat iron on edge on both the front and back of that boot for a little extra strength. I think the one on front would make it pull a little easier too. Good job Smallfarmer.
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smalfarmer
Posted 11/25/2014 22:03 (#4201740 - in reply to #4201039)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SW MN		The tube is 1/2" thick. Under the dirt on the plow is an extra 1/2" angle that helps support the tube.. I was also questioning if it would be strong enough and so far it is still true as the day we started.
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dirtworker
Posted 11/27/2014 10:10 (#4204711 - in reply to #4201740)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Paris, IL		looks good. do you try to watch your liquid gauge and tilt the boot to control grade or use the 3 point to raise it up and down to control grade. the small plow i built a year ago doesnt tilt so i just have to use 3 point for depth control
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17821x
Posted 11/27/2014 11:07 (#4204865 - in reply to #4204711)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		The tilt does more of the grade control then the 3 pt does.
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17821x
Posted 11/27/2014 10:00 (#4204687 - in reply to #4200276)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		I'm the one that sent you the plans. Thanks for the pics and nice work. Last year I borrowed a tractor from a neighbor to pull the plow and they refused any payment for it. This year I got to repay them by installing 20,000' of tile for them. They provided the tractor and made the connections but dad and I ran ran our plow for them. We both got all our wet spots fixed cheap and no money changed hands. Your situation sounds very similar and nice to see.
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Lone Wolf Picker
Posted 11/28/2015 23:53 (#4925602 - in reply to #4204687)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Black Hawk County, IA
17821x - 11/27/2014 09:00

I'm the one that sent you the plans. Thanks for the pics and nice work. Last year I borrowed a tractor from a neighbor to pull the plow and they refused any payment for it. This year I got to repay them by installing 20,000' of tile for them. They provided the tractor and made the connections but dad and I ran ran our plow for them. We both got all our wet spots fixed cheap and no money changed hands. Your situation sounds very similar and nice to see.


If you're still feeling generous, I also would appreciate a set of the plans. TIA J [email protected]
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Tan.Augustus
Posted 12/1/2015 22:13 (#4932695 - in reply to #4925602)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


East Tx black lands		Nice design if you could send to [email protected] I'd appreciate it!
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dirtmover
Posted 3/25/2016 08:36 (#5198576 - in reply to #4204687)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Central Ohio		Hello from ohio. Can you email a set of plans also, please? Looks just like what I need. Thanks,Matt. Email is [email protected]
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260 AR
Posted 11/27/2014 10:11 (#4204716 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SE SD		Guess I'm a little late to the party. Would appreciate it very much if you could send me a copy of your plans. [email protected] Thank you!
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Gravel Patrol
Posted 12/10/2014 07:40 (#4230911 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NW Iowa		You should sell the plans! I'm interested in building one as well.
[email protected]
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Antreis
Posted 1/14/2015 22:20 (#4312778 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I know its been over a year since you posted your homemade tile plow but if you are still sending out the plans I would love to see them. Planning on building one myself before this spring. [email protected] Thanks
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Zachb75
Posted 2/8/2015 10:02 (#4371308 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I am also a little late to the party but really liked your idea and designs! This is just what we would be looking for on our farm. If you are still giving out the specs and plans I would like them.

Thanks
Zach

[email protected]
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Bruised Spud
Posted 2/14/2015 12:07 (#4385250 - in reply to #4371308)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Chaffee, Western New York		If I was a little more computer savvy, I would put the plans on Drop box with an invitation........
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SJFarmer
Posted 3/9/2015 07:57 (#4441822 - in reply to #4385250)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


This is a great post. We have quite a few wet spots on our farm that would benefit from tiling. I would love to have a copy of the plans if they are still available.

[email protected]

Thanks for the inspiration
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windmillman
Posted 3/23/2015 21:49 (#4473049 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I love it! Great post and nice work! Now I'm hooked and want to build one. I'd greatly appreciate receiving your drawings/photos/plans or anything you can send me. Thank you in advance,

Tom

[email protected]

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matthew4201
Posted 8/22/2015 12:46 (#4747232 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Wann, Ok		Looks great! We are looking into improving the drainage on some of our fields. We would like to build a tile plow like that. My email is [email protected]. I would greatly appreciate the head start if you would send the plans you have on yours. Thanks in advance.
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deutz8006
Posted 11/28/2015 23:43 (#4925597 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


sewi		That be perfect for the little bit I'd do, very impressive! If you ever get caught up could u email me plans as well? [email protected] thank you!
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BuckO
Posted 12/25/2015 23:55 (#4987254 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


North Missouri		If you are still giving out plans for this tile plow I would be interested in receiving a set!

[email protected]


Thanks
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Silver Shoes
Posted 12/26/2015 08:00 (#4987499 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Seneca Kansas 66538		[email protected], if you have time would also like to see if I could build with your plans. Thanks
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r&l farms
Posted 12/26/2015 13:36 (#4988184 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Northwest ohio		[email protected]. Would really appreciate a copy of plans also if u get some free time. Thanks
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Msjvet
Posted 2/8/2016 08:03 (#5095953 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Hello! I was reading about your tile plow and would like to fabricate one as well. Would it be possible to forward me the specs and plans? It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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jmiller
Posted 2/8/2016 08:49 (#5096056 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: NT Just a Bookmark


West central Ohio		:)
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Wagon Burner
Posted 4/2/2016 10:30 (#5216458 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Ontario		This looks like a project I would like to try. I would also really appreciate a copy of the plans.
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Dakota Doc
Posted 4/2/2016 10:50 (#5216492 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Next time you are sending out a sent of plans, shoot me a copy. Much appreciated! [email protected]
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DDDMO41
Posted 5/2/2016 10:32 (#5277640 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Dawn Mo 64638		I would like a email of your plans and specs
Thank you
Donald Davies
[email protected]
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5250JB
Posted 5/2/2016 11:32 (#5277725 - in reply to #5277640)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Jerseyville,IL		I wouldn't mine having a set of plans
[email protected]
Thanks JB

Edited by 5250JB 5/2/2016 11:32
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Deere7000
Posted 9/19/2016 11:10 (#5537567 - in reply to #5277725)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Carthage, Indiana		if anyone is sending out plans i would appreciate a copy too [email protected]
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Deere7000
Posted 9/19/2016 11:12 (#5537569 - in reply to #5277725)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Carthage, Indiana		if anyone is sending out plans i would appreciate a copy too [email protected]
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dirty thumb
Posted 1/4/2017 13:00 (#5743823 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Can I call you..? I would like to discuss your tile plow abit..thanks a lot
[email protected]
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warreng
Posted 2/5/2017 17:59 (#5819162 - in reply to #5743823)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Yorkton, Sask, Canada		This looks very interesting ..
If anyone has a set of plans for this that they are willing to share ...
[email protected]

thanks
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bshakley
Posted 1/10/2017 20:00 (#5758960 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


HI I would like the specs and plans emailed to me as well please [email protected] thankyou
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fpr2006
Posted 2/1/2017 14:09 (#5809570 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


SW Minnesota		Could you email me your specs and plans for your tile plow also. I have a nice back hoe but it gets old fast butting tile in that way. Your plow would be a heck of an upgrade for me. THANKS
[email protected]
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Bristol Hillbilly
Posted 2/1/2017 20:05 (#5810254 - in reply to #5809570)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Palestine, IL 62451

Hate to bother you again, but I have seemed to have lost the plans you sent me. If you don't mind could you please re send them.
[email protected] 

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ThomasJW
Posted 2/6/2017 08:40 (#5820334 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Central BC		I would like a set of plans as well. Thank you.
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monster j
Posted 2/18/2017 22:36 (#5848913 - in reply to #5820334)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


caledonia mo		If your still following and emailing plans I would like them as well [email protected]
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royalcy
Posted 2/20/2017 17:05 (#5852243 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Would love a copy of your plans if possible?

[email protected]

Thanks
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Sswany
Posted 4/26/2017 16:39 (#5983694 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NEIL		One more request for plans if someone would email their [email protected]

Thanks!!
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Chris52641
Posted 5/16/2017 19:12 (#6020184 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Iowa		If you are still following and emailing plans I would like them as [email protected].
looks like a good summer project to have ready for fall use
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fox128
Posted 5/23/2017 08:27 (#6032631 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



West Central IA		I'll join the club and beg for some plans! please please please haha! [email protected]
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TRANSBOER
Posted 7/7/2017 16:11 (#6111194 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Western Cape, South Africa		Would it be possible to send me the plans for the plow also ? We don't really have anything like this here in South Africa. Thanks
[email protected]
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OV FARMER
Posted 11/6/2017 12:19 (#6349184 - in reply to #6111194)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Ontario		If you are still following this and emailing plans, I would like to have them, thanks. [email protected]
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sheehanp72
Posted 11/29/2017 20:49 (#6396827 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Any chance that you still have the plans available for this unit? If you do I'd sure like to get a set - [email protected]

Thanks

Pat
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farmers_edge
Posted 11/30/2017 18:40 (#6398683 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Belleville, Ontario		Would you be kind enough to pass on some plans. It looks really handy! Thanks sir!
[email protected]
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Mrflyinpig
Posted 12/20/2017 22:04 (#6443403 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Do you still have plans? Would appreciate.
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17821x
Posted 12/21/2017 06:09 (#6443693 - in reply to #6443403)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NE Iowa		Get me an email address to send them to.
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rancher2
Posted 1/7/2018 16:10 (#6486791 - in reply to #6443693)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Eastern Nebraska		17821X Could you please email me the plans for the tile plow. Thanks
[email protected]
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mx275
Posted 2/23/2018 20:43 (#6600386 - in reply to #6443693)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Wisconsin		Could you please email me the plans for the tile plow. Thanks email at [email protected]
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Boone & Crockett
Posted 2/24/2018 04:24 (#6600790 - in reply to #6600386)
Subject: Request also for plans


[email protected]
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nilbart
Posted 3/28/2018 18:36 (#6671345 - in reply to #6600790)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


Looks like I am the last one in line. Semi-retired and looking for meaningful project so if someone has the plans for the tile plow email: [email protected].
TIA
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17821x
Posted 3/29/2018 07:30 (#6672378 - in reply to #6671345)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


NE Iowa		Should have 4 emails and let me know if you didn't get them. On vacation so sending from phone and not computer so may have screwed up.
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detigfarms
Posted 11/25/2018 12:36 (#7126498 - in reply to #6672378)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


Northern, IL		If you still check this I would like a copy of the plans. Thank you.
[email protected]
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Huff
Posted 6/19/2019 18:52 (#7568969 - in reply to #6672378)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


Any way these plans are still available I'd really appreciate it. Email is [email protected] THANKS
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Farmer1307
Posted 10/17/2019 19:59 (#7796004 - in reply to #6672378)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


Can I get a copy of your plans too. [email protected]
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Johndeere97
Posted 4/9/2020 11:03 (#8175884 - in reply to #6672378)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


Could I get a copy of your plans? Thank you!

[email protected]
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Anthony H.
Posted 4/12/2018 12:35 (#6704489 - in reply to #6671345)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans



Could I please have a copy of the tile plow plans? Thank you
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gearhead9056
Posted 6/22/2018 16:20 (#6827982 - in reply to #6704489)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


SESD		If anyone happens to check this anymore, I would appreciate a copy of the plans, email should be good in my profile
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egill3388
Posted 7/10/2018 21:15 (#6861999 - in reply to #6827982)
Subject: RE: Request also for plans


If anyone has these plans I'd be interested in a copy. [email protected]

Thanks in advance.
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andymorph
Posted 8/20/2018 12:05 (#6939495 - in reply to #6443693)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Hi Mike,

A little slow on the uptake but any chance you could send me a copy of those plans?! [email protected]

Only way to have a tile plow in South Africa is to build one :)

Many thanks,
Andy
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Dr Lou
Posted 3/15/2019 07:48 (#7381683 - in reply to #6443693)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Hi - By any chance, do you have the tile plow blueprints for this build and if so, mind if i could get them?
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dgrimmius
Posted 10/30/2018 22:46 (#7074935 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Brandon, SD		If you still check this please send me your plans. [email protected]. Thanks
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oes
Posted 11/25/2018 18:00 (#7127175 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


iowa		If you still have the plans I would love to see them thanks
[email protected]
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Pickles
Posted 11/25/2018 22:21 (#7127878 - in reply to #7127175)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I would also like some plans
[email protected]
Thanks
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CHEVYGUY10
Posted 5/27/2019 21:56 (#7525457 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


17821x - 1/29/2014 18:47

Just a small part time farmer with really rolling ground with wet spots. Been fighting these wet spots for way to long but was too cheap to hire it done. Decided to make my own 3 pt tile plow last summer. Used it to put 20,000 feet of tile in the ground last fall. In general all of our fields are pretty steep but lots of small swales that we can usually plant but if it is a wet year they will only 1/4 of what the rest of the field does. Most runs had 30'-40' of fall in only a 400'-500' run so no need for laser grade control. Didn't have a tractor big enough so rented a 200 hp (26,000#) MFWD from a neighbor and made all the runs down hill. Used the plow and hand shoveling to dig the start holes and rented a mini-excavator to dig in the connections. It can only do 3" or 4" tile and we bought a semi load (18,000') of 4" tile in 250' rolls for $.309 a foot. Used a homemade spinning table to unroll the 250' rolls by pulling with a Gator. Wanted to share these pics in case anyone else wants to try tiling on a budget. I have about $1700 invested total in the plow:

Laser cut custom steel plates from local fab shop: $660
Steel Tubing & flat stock: $440
2 Hyd Cylinders $290
Old IH 800 planter tongue from scrapped planter $0
Pins, bushings, hyd hoses, fittings $190
Paint $25
Weld rod, oxygen, etc $50
My time designing & fabricating $0
Lots of hours of retired father's welding $0






Could I get the plans to make this? thanks [email protected]
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greenacres84
Posted 3/19/2020 14:34 (#8119456 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment



Glasford, IL.

I would love to see the plans for this. [email protected]

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pmorrow
Posted 4/25/2020 15:34 (#8215916 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Could I please get a copy for the plans for the home-made tile plow?

[email protected]

Thank you so much!
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zoomy
Posted 5/31/2020 21:45 (#8291874 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Could I get a copy of your plans? My email is in my profile. Thanks
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HPCRAZY
Posted 5/6/2021 20:26 (#8991092 - in reply to #8291874)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Could you also send me a blueprint of your tile plow? Thanks, Nathan [email protected]
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murph1206
Posted 1/17/2022 15:34 (#9445749 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


flushing ohio		Would I be able to geta a set of plans please and thank you
[email protected]
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Scottsfarm113
Posted 5/19/2022 21:05 (#9667123 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Hi I was thinking about tackling one of these myself and was wondering if you could email me the specs on the tile plow. Thank you [email protected]
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Tnfamilyfarmer
Posted 5/17/2023 09:24 (#10232454 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


I would like a set of plans for one of these myself. Email is [email protected]
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Onefarmer
Posted 2/5/2024 06:40 (#10609252 - in reply to #3646378)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


If you're still around I would like a set of plans too. Email is [email protected]
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LVF19
Posted 3/31/2024 05:30 (#10687415 - in reply to #10609252)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


Central MI		Would someone be willing to send me plans as well? [email protected]
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Shale Ridge Acres
Posted 4/29/2024 06:45 (#10722218 - in reply to #10687415)
Subject: RE: Low budget homemade tile equipment


NC PA		I would appreciate having the plans. [email protected]
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