A Case IH 700 Plough is a trailing moldboard plough designed for primary soil preparation in field agriculture. Case IH, a long-established manufacturer of farm equipment, builds machinery for crop production and soil cultivation across North America and beyond. This plough is typical of the equipment used to turn and break soil before planting.
This 1983 example is a seven-bottom plough equipped with 18-inch toggle-trip mechanisms on the land side, a design that allows each bottom to ride over obstacles independently without stopping the entire machine. The plough features cushion coulters, which cut a vertical line ahead of each moldboard to reduce soil disturbance and improve furrow quality. A depth gauge wheel is fitted to help maintain consistent working depth during operation.
The structural condition is reported as sound, with good steel throughout and hydraulic cylinders in working order. All hydraulic hoses have been replaced with new units. The bottoms—the working elements of the plough—are described as tight, indicating good contact and wear condition. The plough also offers high clearance, a feature that assists in clearing crop residue and uneven ground during operation.
The machine is located in Ohio, USA, and is offered at $3,390.
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