IronCraft 6200 Series: 12″ Two-Bottom Moldboard Plow

IronCraft 6200 Series: 12″ Two-Bottom Moldboard Plow

The IronCraft 6212 is a high-efficiency 12-inch Two-Bottom Moldboard Plow designed for tractors between 18 and 50 horsepower. This dual-furrow tillage tool is the perfect choice for hobby farms, nurseries, and large-scale gardens, allowing you to turn over twice as much soil in a single pass compared to single-bottom models.

Engineered for effective primary tillage, the 6200 Series excels at soil aeration and burying organic residue to create a nutrient-rich seedbed. Whether you are establishing wildlife food plots or preparing a nursery row, this plow features shear bolt protection and replaceable wear parts for long-term field reliability.

Key Features & Performance Benefits

• Dual-Furrow Efficiency: Two 12″ bottoms allow for faster soil inversion, cutting your field time in half for primary tillage tasks.
• Advanced Soil Aeration: Designed to deep-turn soil, burying surface weeds and crop residue while improving soil structure for better root growth.
• Replaceable Wear Components: Equipped with a replaceable share and moldboard, ensuring your plow stays sharp and maintains a clean furrow over years of use.
• Safety-First Design: Integrated shear bolt protection prevents frame and tractor damage if the plow strikes hidden rocks or thick roots.

Technical Specifications (Model 6212)

• Plow Share Length: 12 Inches (per bottom)
• Configuration: Two-Bottom (Dual Furrow)
• Horsepower Requirement: 18 – 50 Engine HP
• Operating Weight: 358 lbs for consistent soil penetration
• Product Family: 6200 Series Heavy-Duty Tillage

Versatile Farming & Land Management Applications

• Wildlife Food Plots: Rapidly prepare large areas for deer and turkey food plots by turning over sod and burying brush.
• Hobby Farm Primary Tillage: Break new ground or refresh existing fields to improve drainage and nutrient availability.
• Nursery & Garden Prep: Ideal for creating uniform, aerated soil for professional-grade nursery planting and large vegetable gardens.
• Residue Burial: Effectively manage last season’s crop stalks and organic matter by incorporating them deep into the soil profile.