Farm Conveniences
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shown in figure 143. A man at each end of the chain can easily turn the pig in the scald, or work it to and fro as desired.
MENDING BROKEN TOOLS.
Farming tools, such as shovels, rakes, forks, etc., that are much used, will often, through carelessness or acci- dent, become broken, and, with most men, that means to be thrown one side, as utterly useless. By exercising a little ingenuity, they could in a short time be fitted up to do service for several years. The head of hand-rakes often becomes ...broken at the point where the handle en- ters, and not unfrequently the handle itself is broken off FARM co:n"vexiexces.
177 where it enters the head. In either case the break is easily made good by attaching a small piece of wood to Fig. 144.— A MENDED RAKE.
the head, by small nails or screws, as shown in figure 144. Should the head be broken where one of the bows Fig. 145.— MENDING A SnOTEL.
passes through, it may be mended in a like manner, h.
Shovels and spades, owing to the great strain to which 178 FARM CONVENIEN"CES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shown in figure 143. A man at each end of the chain can easily turn the pig in the scald, or work it to and fro as desired.
MENDING BROKEN TOOLS.
Farming tools, such as shovels, rakes, forks, etc., that are much used, will often, through carelessness or acci- dent, become broken, and, with most men, that means to be thrown one side, as utterly useless. By exercising a little ingenuity, they could in a short time be fitted up to do service for several years. The head of hand-rakes often becomes ...broken at the point where the handle en- ters, and not unfrequently the handle itself is broken off FARM co:n"vexiexces.
177 where it enters the head. In either case the break is easily made good by attaching a small piece of wood to Fig. 144.— A MENDED RAKE.
the head, by small nails or screws, as shown in figure 144. Should the head be broken where one of the bows Fig. 145.— MENDING A SnOTEL.
passes through, it may be mended in a like manner, h.
Shovels and spades, owing to the great strain to which 178 FARM CONVENIEN"CES.
What to read after Farm Conveniences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halsted, Byron D. (Byron David), 1852-1918, Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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