- pictured, but disk
coulter common)
chisel (foreshare)
share (mainshare)
mouldboard Other parts include the frog (or frame), runner, landside, shin, trashboard...
- ard, ard plough, or
scratch plough is a
simple light plough without a
mouldboard. It is
symmetrical on
either side of its line of
draft and is ****ed with...
- with the
steering wheels in front,
followed by the
grading blade or
mouldboard, then a cab and
engine atop
tandem rear axles. Some
graders also have...
- A four-ox-team plough,
circa 1330. The
ploughman is
using a
mouldboard plough to cut
through the
heavy soils. A team
could plough about one acre (0.4 ha)...
- century,
heavy ploughs had been
developed with iron
ploughshares and
mouldboards.
These spread westwards across Eurasia.
Asian rice was
domesticated 8...
-
welding hardfacing processes were
effective in
reducing the wear on the
mouldboard ploughshare. With the
shielded metal arc
welding and gas
metal arc welding...
- disc
harrows that can
stand in for a
plough in
rough country where a
mouldboard plough cannot handle tree
stumps and rocks, and a disc-plough is too slow...
- Dan Kelly—had
their own
armour suits and
helmets crafted from
plough mouldboards,
either donated by
sympathisers or
stolen from farms. The
boards were...
- spade-like
component that
turned over the soil. (On
ploughs the
curved mouldboard both cuts and
turns the soil.)
Other design features can vary depending...
- the settlers. In the 12th and 13th
century do****ents, the Ard
without a
mouldboard is mentioned. It tear
opens the soil and
spreads the soil to both sides...
