Posted by samn40 on December 22, 2013 at 01:24:07 from (81.129.40.128):
In Reply to: tile plow posted by ricb on December 21, 2013 at 16:13:52:
I looked up your gold digger plow on images. Don't you guys add stone to the trench? We have an attachment on our ploughs, which we call gravel tunnel trenchers, to fill the trench with stone/gravel. We also use a hopper trailer with a conveyer belt to fill the hopper on the trencher. The photo is of a very old unit, but it still works well. The attachment for laying the pipe is not fitted but it will lay pipe and cover with stones. On short side runs and ground with a gradient we sometimes only fill with gravel, putting pipe in the main lines. Just thought some of you may be interested! Sam
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