Implement type
Mounted reversible plough
Kverneland tillage ยท 2000-2015
Kverneland 150 B
The Kverneland 150 B is a fully mounted reversible plough built in Norway from 2000 to 2015. Offered with three to five furrows and adjustable working width, it became a familiar primary-cultivation machine on British and Irish farms, valued for straightforward operation and Kverneland's established plough-making reputation.
Number of furrows
3 to 5
Furrow width
Adjustable
Mounting
Fully mounted
Kverneland 150 B specifications
| Implement type | Mounted reversible plough |
|---|---|
| Number of furrows | 3 to 5 |
| Furrow width | Adjustable |
| Mounting | Fully mounted |
| Power required | Tractor-dependent |
| Built at | Kverneland (Norway) |
What the 150 B is used for
The 150 B suits conventional primary cultivation where soil needs turning, residue needs burying and a clean ploughed surface is wanted before subsequent seedbed work. Three- to five-furrow versions allow it to suit differing farm sizes and tractor combinations.
Its adjustable furrow width gives some latitude when working variable soils or awkward field shapes. As power requirement is tractor-dependent, buyers should pair the chosen furrow count and working conditions sensibly with the tractor available.
Why the Kverneland 150 B stands out
Its appeal is familiar, uncomplicated mounted reversible-plough work in a size range that remains relevant to many mixed and arable farms. Adjustable width and three- to five-furrow choice add flexibility, while Kverneland provenance is reassuring to enthusiasts. Condition matters more than age alone: a worn set of soil-engaging parts and tired linkage can quickly affect output and cost.
Buying a used Kverneland 150 B
The 150 B has no engine, oil pressure, transmission, brakes or registration to examine. Instead, inspect the headstock, turnover gear, hydraulic system, linkage pins, frame and plough bodies for cracks, distortion and poor repairs. Check mouldboards, points, landsides and other wearing parts, plus adjustment operation and originality. Verify the serial number and furrow count. Confirm figures and originality against TractorData.com and club records; values vary by condition, so check current listings rather than a fixed price.
Kverneland 150 B frequently asked questions
How many furrows does a Kverneland 150 B have?
The Kverneland 150 B was available with three to five furrows. The best choice depends on the tractor, the land being worked and the desired daily output, as it is a fully mounted reversible plough.
What sort of work is the 150 B intended for?
It is a mounted reversible plough for primary cultivation. It is suited to turning soil and incorporating surface material ahead of later cultivation or drilling, rather than being a shallow stubble cultivator.
Where and when was the Kverneland 150 B made?
The Kverneland 150 B was built at Kverneland in Norway between 2000 and 2015. It has adjustable furrow width, but its power requirement is tractor-dependent rather than expressed as one fixed figure.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by model, configuration and setup, so confirm against the manufacturer's records. Working widths, depths and weights are converted to metric and rounded. Match the implement to your tractor's power and your soil type. Page updated 19 Sep 2026.