A Treatise On Agriculture And Rural Affairs
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Horse Rake.
Mr Robert Colling of Barmpton, near Dar- lington, in the county of Durham, on having his Z 4 360 HORSE RAKF- Stubbles raked with the usual rakes draini by men, finding they complained of the hardness of the work, contrived one to be drawn by horses, which answered the purpose very well, and was also found useful in raking hay. This rake had two wheels of two feet diameter placed in the in- side of the frame ; but being of opinion that it would be an improvement to have the wheels at...- tached to the shafts, and the frame with the rake to have no wheels, he altered it in that manner.
Mr Bailey of Cbillingham had one made in this way, (Fig. 46), The bar AB, which con- tains the teeth, is ninety inches long, CD for- ty-six inches, EF eighty-four inches, GH thirty* two inches. The teeth were at first placed at three inches distance, but were found too close where the hay was thick, as they there frequent- ly got above the hay j but, on taking out every other tooth this defect was remedied, and it col- lected the hay into rows with great dispatch and facility, but did not rake sufficiently clean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Horse Rake.
Mr Robert Colling of Barmpton, near Dar- lington, in the county of Durham, on having his Z 4 360 HORSE RAKF- Stubbles raked with the usual rakes draini by men, finding they complained of the hardness of the work, contrived one to be drawn by horses, which answered the purpose very well, and was also found useful in raking hay. This rake had two wheels of two feet diameter placed in the in- side of the frame ; but being of opinion that it would be an improvement to have the wheels at...- tached to the shafts, and the frame with the rake to have no wheels, he altered it in that manner.
Mr Bailey of Cbillingham had one made in this way, (Fig. 46), The bar AB, which con- tains the teeth, is ninety inches long, CD for- ty-six inches, EF eighty-four inches, GH thirty* two inches. The teeth were at first placed at three inches distance, but were found too close where the hay was thick, as they there frequent- ly got above the hay j but, on taking out every other tooth this defect was remedied, and it col- lected the hay into rows with great dispatch and facility, but did not rake sufficiently clean.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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