Modern Blacksmithing, Rational Horse Shoeing And Wagon Making; With Rules, Tables, Recipes, Etc. ..
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In most cases this fault is a set back beam, but it might also be the result of a badly- bent-down and out-of-shape landside point. If it is in the beam, take it out and heat it in the arch, then bend it forward until the plow has the right shape, and it will run right.
MODERN BLACKSMITHING ill HOW TO HARDEN A MOULDBOARD To harden a mouldboard is no easy job in a black- smith's forge, and it is no use trying this in a portable forge, because there is not room enough for the fire required for th...is purpose. First, dig the firepot out clean, then make a charcoal fire of two bushels of this coal, have some dry basswood or wood like it, and when the charcoal begins to get red all over then pile the wood on the outside corners of the fire. Heat the point of the mouldboard first, because this being shinned, it is thicker and must be heated first or it will not be hot enough ; then hold the mouldboard on the fire and pile the wood and hot coal on top of it. Keep it only until red hot in the same place, then move it around, especially so that the edges get the force of the fire, or they will be yet cold while the center might be too hot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In most cases this fault is a set back beam, but it might also be the result of a badly- bent-down and out-of-shape landside point. If it is in the beam, take it out and heat it in the arch, then bend it forward until the plow has the right shape, and it will run right.
MODERN BLACKSMITHING ill HOW TO HARDEN A MOULDBOARD To harden a mouldboard is no easy job in a black- smith's forge, and it is no use trying this in a portable forge, because there is not room enough for the fire required for th...is purpose. First, dig the firepot out clean, then make a charcoal fire of two bushels of this coal, have some dry basswood or wood like it, and when the charcoal begins to get red all over then pile the wood on the outside corners of the fire. Heat the point of the mouldboard first, because this being shinned, it is thicker and must be heated first or it will not be hot enough ; then hold the mouldboard on the fire and pile the wood and hot coal on top of it. Keep it only until red hot in the same place, then move it around, especially so that the edges get the force of the fire, or they will be yet cold while the center might be too hot.
What to read after Modern Blacksmithing, Rational Horse Shoeing And Wagon Making; With Rules, Tables, Recipes, Etc. ..?
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