10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BRAKE HARROW»
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formation further, and to construct a Revolving Brake- Harrow and Weed
Extirpator, to be worked bv itself, of which I now scud you a draught and
description. \ have the satisfaction to say, that it has been tried in different parts of
the country, anil ...
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The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ...
... of the first, and leave three- fourths of the aggregate breadth of the ridge
unharrowed. The brake-harrow or break-harrow— or as it is sometimes
abbreviatedly called, the brake or break — is simply a large and heavy variety, or
rather class of ...
3
The gardeners dictionary
Jointed brake harrow. — This harrow has twenty- four teeth, shaped like coulters,
and standing at about an angle of eighty degrees. Hy this instrument the land is
finely pulverized, and prepared for receiving the seed from the drill. It requires ...
4
The complete farmer: or, a general dictionary of husbandry ...
It is in very general use in some counties for the purposes of the brake-harrow,
and also supplies the place of the common harrow, but is not so easily worked,
frequently requiring three horses or more. The brake is a large heavy kind of
harrow ...
Society of Arts (Great Britain). Society of Gentlemen, Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain), 1807
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THE FARMER'S MAGAZINWE: A PERIODICAL WORK ECLUSIVELY DEVOTED ...
Mortox's Revolving Brake Harrow. d-eller from the Secretary of the Perthshire
Farming Society, to Mr Morton. Sm, Perth, 1st September 1819. I beg to annex a
copy of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Perthshire Farming Society, respecting
the ...
6
THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE: A PERIODICAL WORK, EXCLUSIVELY ...
Morton's Revolving Brake Harrow. Letter from the Secretary of the Perthshire
Farming Society, to Mr Morton. Sir, Perth, 1st September 1819. I beg to annex a
copy of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Perthshire Farming Society, respecting
the ...
7
An encyclopaedia of agriculture ...
Morton's revolving brake harrow (Jig. 355.) is a very powerful implement in strong
clayey soils infested with couch. When the implement is to be moved from one
field to another, the large wheels may be brought forward (a), to support the tines
...
John Claudius Loudon, 1871
8
The Book of Farm Implements & Machines
The Brake-Harrow is only an enlargement of the common implement, wherein
every part is increased in size and weight for the purpose of breaking down and
pulverising rough and stubborn land. Brakes are made of various forms, such as
...
James Slight, Robert Scott Burn, Henry Stephens, 1858
9
The Farmer's Guide to Scientific and Practical Agriculture: ...
For strong land a stronger harrow than the common one is employed in some
quarters, called the brake-harrow, which is only an enlargement of the common
implement, wherein every part is increased in size and weight, for the purpose of
...
Henry Stephens, John Pitkin Norton, 1851
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Agricultural Surveys: Banff (1812)
Brake Harrow. The brake hart-nw is of various sizes, generally re* quiring two
horses, and sometimes four. It is principally used in harrowing rough ground, on
new improvements, and frequently on the cultivated fields, when over-run with ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, 1812
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