Power And the Plow
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Drills usually place the seed about 2 inches below the surface; consequently the work of drilling and covering seed takes approximately the same power per acre-inch as the disk or drag harrows doing work as shown in the table.
Mowing machines are usually operated with two horses for a 5 or 6 foot cut, indicating a draft of about 300 Ibs. A leading manufacturer places the draft from 190 to 325 Ibs. For a 5-foot mower. Two other authorities place the draft at from 285 to 340 Ibs. For the same wid...th. The draft may easily be doubled by dull knives, tight boxes, or too low speed. The knives are not serrated as in the case of the binder; hence about three times the speed of cutter bar must be maintained in order to cut cleanly through the tough stems of forage grasses. The 6-foot mower will of course require more power than the 5-foot, but not in proportion to the extra cut. In one test, five mowers run in gear but not cutting showed an average draft of 154 Ibs. While cutting the average was 268 Ibs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drills usually place the seed about 2 inches below the surface; consequently the work of drilling and covering seed takes approximately the same power per acre-inch as the disk or drag harrows doing work as shown in the table.
Mowing machines are usually operated with two horses for a 5 or 6 foot cut, indicating a draft of about 300 Ibs. A leading manufacturer places the draft from 190 to 325 Ibs. For a 5-foot mower. Two other authorities place the draft at from 285 to 340 Ibs. For the same wid...th. The draft may easily be doubled by dull knives, tight boxes, or too low speed. The knives are not serrated as in the case of the binder; hence about three times the speed of cutter bar must be maintained in order to cut cleanly through the tough stems of forage grasses. The 6-foot mower will of course require more power than the 5-foot, but not in proportion to the extra cut. In one test, five mowers run in gear but not cutting showed an average draft of 154 Ibs. While cutting the average was 268 Ibs.
What to read after Power And the Plow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L W Lynn Webster Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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