The BSM Agricultural Furrow Plough is designed for agricultural tractors from approximately 40HP to 120HP. It is a three-point mounted mouldboard plough used for primary tillage, deep soil turning, furrow formation and farmland preparation before planting.
Unlike a hydraulic reversible mouldboard plough, this conventional furrow plough focuses on a simpler mechanical structure, straightforward tractor matching and practical primary tillage for farms that do not require hydraulic reversing at the end of every pass.
Different configurations can be selected according to tractor horsepower, tractor operating weight, rear lifting capacity, number of furrows, required working width, working depth, soil resistance and farm size.
The plough is connected to the tractor through a rear three-point hitch and is pulled forward by tractor traction.
During operation, the ploughshare cuts into the soil while the mouldboard lifts, breaks and turns the soil layer. This creates a furrow and moves the turned soil to one side.
The final ploughing result depends on working depth, tractor forward speed, soil moisture, soil resistance, plough adjustment and tractor traction.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Agricultural Furrow Plough |
| Plough Type | Mouldboard Furrow Plough |
| Matched Tractor Power | Approx. 40-120HP |
| Drive Type | Tractor Traction |
| Mounting Type | Three-Point Mounted |
| Number of Furrows | According to Selected Model |
| Working Width | According to Selected Model |
| Working Depth | According to Selected Model and Soil Conditions |
| Main Application | Primary Tillage, Deep Ploughing and Furrow Formation |
| Suitable Fields | Farmland, Dryland and Cultivated Agricultural Fields |
| Typical Crops | Maize, Wheat, Rice and Other Suitable Crops |
Because the current BSM furrow plough series includes different configurations, the final number of furrows, working width, working depth and machine weight should be confirmed according to the selected model before ordering.
Tractor horsepower is the first reference, but it should not be used as the only selection factor.
A wider plough or a plough with more furrows creates greater draft resistance. The same tractor may require a smaller configuration in hard or dry soil than in previously cultivated loam.
| Tractor Power | Suggested Matching Direction | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| 40-50HP | Compact furrow plough configuration | Small farms, lighter soil and lower daily workload |
| 50-70HP | Small to medium furrow plough configuration | Small-medium farms and regular primary tillage |
| 70-80HP | Medium furrow plough configuration | Medium farms and mixed-crop field preparation |
| 80-100HP | Medium to larger configuration | Medium-large farms and deeper primary tillage |
| 100-120HP | Larger furrow plough configuration | Larger fields and higher daily tillage requirements |
The table above is a matching direction rather than a fixed model specification. Final selection should consider tractor operating weight, rear lifting capacity, traction, soil hardness, field slope and required working depth.
A 50HP tractor is suitable for compact furrow plough configurations on small and medium farms, especially where field size is limited and soil resistance is moderate.
The final number of furrows should be selected according to tractor weight, rear lifting capacity and soil conditions.
View BSM 50HP Four-Wheel Tractor
A 70HP 4WD tractor is a practical match for medium-farm primary tillage. It provides more traction than smaller utility tractors while still maintaining good field maneuverability.
For 70HP applications, plough size should be confirmed according to soil resistance, required working depth and rear lifting capacity.
View BSM 70HP 4WD Farm Tractor
For a complete 70HP implement matching guide:
What Implements Can a 70HP Tractor Use? Complete Matching Guide
An 80HP 4WD tractor provides additional traction and rear implement capacity for medium-farm primary tillage.
It can be considered for a medium furrow plough configuration after confirming total implement weight, working depth and actual soil resistance.
View BSM 80HP 4WD Farm Tractor
A 90HP tractor is suitable for buyers who require broader implement compatibility and stronger primary tillage performance.
The furrow plough configuration should still be selected according to tractor operating weight, rear lifting capacity and soil conditions rather than horsepower alone.
A 100HP tractor is suitable for medium and large farms that require deeper soil preparation and longer daily tillage operations.
For larger conventional furrow plough configurations, tractor weight distribution and rear lifting capacity should be checked carefully before selection.
View BSM 100HP Agricultural Tractor with Cabin
For large-field tractor application information:
100HP Cabin Tractor Application for Long-Hour Large Field Operations
A mouldboard furrow plough and a disc plough can both be used for primary tillage, but they work differently and suit different field conditions.
| Comparison | Furrow Plough | Disc Plough |
|---|---|---|
| Working Element | Ploughshare and mouldboard | Concave disc blades |
| Main Action | Cuts, lifts and turns the soil layer | Cuts and turns soil through rotating discs |
| Typical Use | Conventional primary tillage and strong soil inversion | Dryland tillage and fields where discs handle soil and residue effectively |
| Residue Handling | Good soil inversion and burial when conditions are suitable | Rotating discs can handle certain residue and uneven conditions more easily |
| Selection Factor | Soil resistance, furrow quantity and working depth | Disc quantity, working width, depth and soil condition |
For buyers who prefer a disc-type primary tillage solution, see:
Mounted One-Way Disc Plough for 18-160HP Tractors
These two mouldboard plough structures serve different operating requirements.
The conventional furrow plough on this page uses a simpler three-point mounted structure and is suitable for buyers who require practical primary tillage without hydraulic reversing.
A hydraulic reversible mouldboard plough adds a hydraulic reversing mechanism, allowing the plough body to rotate at the end of each pass for continuous return-pass ploughing.
| Comparison | Conventional Furrow Plough | 1LF Hydraulic Reversible Plough |
|---|---|---|
| Main Structure | Conventional mouldboard furrow plough | Hydraulic reversible mouldboard structure |
| Tractor Range | Approx. 40-120HP | Approx. 50-120HP |
| Hydraulic Reversing | No | Yes |
| Typical Buyer Need | Simple and practical primary tillage | Continuous two-direction ploughing and more uniform field finish |
| Hydraulic Requirement | Mainly rear lifting through three-point hitch | Rear lifting plus compatible hydraulic outlet for reversing |
For buyers who require hydraulic reversing, 3-5 furrow configurations and more controlled return-pass ploughing, see:
View BSM 1LF Hydraulic Reversible Mouldboard Plough for 50-120HP Tractors
The furrow plough is suitable for regular primary tillage on farmland that has been cultivated in previous seasons.
It can be used for dryland soil turning and field preparation when tractor traction and plough size are correctly matched.
The mouldboard can bury suitable surface residue during soil inversion. However, excessive long stalks or heavy residue may require chopping or residue management before ploughing.
Soil resistance has a major effect on tractor draft requirement.
In lighter or previously cultivated soil, the tractor may operate a wider or higher-furrow configuration.
In hard, dry, compact or heavy soil, a smaller working width or fewer furrows may be required to maintain stable traction and working depth.
For this reason, buyers should provide soil information before final model selection.
The plough is carried by the tractor three-point linkage during transport and field turning. Therefore, rear lifting capacity must be sufficient for the selected plough weight.
Tractor operating weight also affects traction. A tractor with sufficient engine horsepower but insufficient operating weight may experience excessive wheel slip when working in high-resistance soil.
For larger plough configurations, front counterweights may be required depending on tractor weight distribution and implement weight.
A conventional primary tillage workflow can include:
For secondary soil preparation after ploughing, buyers can also consider:
BSM Hydraulic Folding Disc Harrow for 45-160HP Tractors
For finer seedbed preparation:
BSM 1GQN Series Rotary Tiller for 25-100HP Tractors
To recommend a suitable furrow plough configuration, please provide:
If you need an agricultural furrow plough for a 40-120HP tractor, send BSM your tractor horsepower, rear lifting capacity, soil condition, required working depth, number of furrows and farm size.
HENAN BEST Machinery (BSM) can recommend a practical furrow plough configuration according to your tractor and actual field conditions.
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