it would help if you post a picture or reference number

Photo copied from reply in other forum topic.
To me it looks like an ATCO tractor. See photo in website galleries for comparison https://vhgmc.co.uk/photo-galleries/atco/atco-tractor-imgatco037/

AutoCulto Field model L

Andy.

Personally I like them , my father bought one new in 1945 , and used it on his smallholding until the mid 1960s , a very versatile machine that was offered with a host of attachments. The plough in all honesty was not a great success , having limited adjustment , which is why they are not overly popular with the ploughmen at matches.When it comes to build quality they’re on another level compared with the opposition , very well hardened gearbox components that will comfortably outlast others…….and a beautiful sounding Villiers twostroke that delivers bags of power.
Buy it and enjoy !!!!

Andy.

I probably should have said the plough is more than adequate for what it was designed for , that is afterall what growers bought them for, but not suitable for the millimeter perfect match ploughing.
All the ploughs on this model range mount the same , and it’s probably better if you can see the set-up in the flesh to get an idea of what you have missing.
Of course any plough within reason can be adapted to fit , it all depends as to whether you wish to keep it all original.

Andy.

Thanks for clarifying about the plough Andyfrost.

That’s a very nice photo Autophil, where and when was it taken? I see all the autocultos have the torpedo type tank so presumably date to around the 1940’s and the ‘ X’ series.
My machine had been stuck in the back of the shed for some time waiting until I could get implements to go with it, so now I hope to get on with getting it going.