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Cultivator
Description:
This metal cultivator with a high front wheel is rusted. Five blades are bolted onto a plate. In the 1940's or 1950's. T. Fougberg bought it new and used it a good deal.
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Accession #:
983.45.02
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horse drawn cultivator
Description:
Horse drawn cultivator for row crops, mainly of steel with wooden handles. Shape, roughly triangular, with apex at wheel. Main parts are: 1) A heavy central steel bar, paralleling the ground, to which all other parts are bolted: near wheel it has a upturned section for attachment single tree to which a horse is hitched 2) wooden handles for use in guiding cultivator. 3) outer framework: on each side a heavy steel bar parallel to the central bar and having 5 reversible teeth bolted on at regular intervals. 4) 2 adjustment devices: (a) a wire activated by a handle between 2 narrow steel bars to regulate wheel depth. (b) a second wire also between narrow steel bars which controlled width of outer framework and so adjusted that to varying widths of rows. 5) the wheel. Used at Skookumchuck Indian Reserve.
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Accession #:
984.30.01
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Planet Jr., Hand Cultivator
Description:
This metal cultivator is rusted. Extra blades are attached. After Eric Gethen's death, T. Fougberg bought it from the estate and used it.
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Accession #:
983.45.01
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Cultivator
Description:
This is a horse-powered one wheel cultivator. It is a 'V' shaped metal frame with six reversible teeth on each side and one on the back end. A small metal wheel supports the leading point and has a hook to attach to a horse. There are adjusting lever sticks up between wooden handles. The closest match is 984.30.1 but the dimensions do not match. There is another similar item in the machine shed. A new accession number has been issued to this item.
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Accession #:
013.21.45
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