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Double Mole Plough

Twice the Drains, Same Number of Passes
This plough lays two mole drains at once instead of one, so a job that used to mean covering the paddock twice now takes a single pass. Self-cleaning Quickleg blades keep working through clay subsoil, and drainage gets sorted in half the time it used to take.
Horsepower
140–250hp

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Double Mole Plough

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Benefits

What Your Operation Gets Back

Twice the Drains, One Pass

Lays two mole drains at once, so a job that used to mean covering the paddock twice now takes one run.

Half the Time to Drain It

Doubling the drains per pass means drainage work that used to take all day is done by lunchtime.

Self-Cleaning Design

Self-cleaning Quickleg blades keep cutting through clay subsoil without clogging mid-run.

The details

What makes it work

  • 01

    Twice the Efficiency

    Installs two mole drains at once, doubling productivity compared with a single plough and getting wet paddocks draining in half the passes.
  • 02

    Quickleg Blade

    Self-cleaning Quickleg blades need no pasture pre-cutters, so you can plough faster and turn tighter at corners through clay subsoil.
  • 03

    Hydraulic Blade Adjustment

    A hydraulic ram sets blade depth precisely from the tractor, with manual adjustment as a backup, for consistent drains down to 450mm.
  • 04

    Revolving 75mm Plugs

    Cast, hardened plugs revolve and float as they work, wearing evenly and following ground contours to form clean, long-lasting drains.
  • 05

    Twin RHS Frame

    A heavy-duty twin RHS box-section frame with extensive gusseting resists twisting and flex in the ground, with grease points that are easy to reach.

Specifications

Model DMPH-HYAS
Description Hydraulic Access Double Mole Plough c/w Quickleg™ blades & plugs
Horsepower 140–250hp
Additional Specs
Max Working Depth - 450mm

Expert advice

Tips from the Rata team

  • Same Quickleg blade and floating design as the single version, just doubled, so the same ground rules for depth and contour following apply.
Phil Skinner

Customer story

Proven in the paddock

Hear from the cropping farmers who put Rata equipment to work every day.

“Rata is built around service. They've been brilliant, not just when they sold us the product, but the support along the way.”

Phil Skinner, Sheep & beef farmer, Geraldine, NZMole Plough owner

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Common questions

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Q: How much horse power is required to pull a Double Mole Plough? A: We normally suggest 140hp, but check with your dealer to confirm for your specific tractor and ground conditions.