Whether by hand, threshing machine, combine or winnowing machine, Flail A manual threshing device consisting of a long wooden handlle and a shorter, free-swinging stick attached to its end, usually with leather thongs. Winnowing pan To separate the chaff from grain by means of a current of air, either from natural sources or mechanical sources. Seperator A machine used to seperate cream from raw milk by the use of centrifigal fource. Line shaft Series of pullies and leather belts used to transfer and distribute power from its source to numerous tools at different speeds by adjusting the size of the various pullies. Steam engine Invented by Robert Fulton by heating wood or coal in a boiler the steam is captured and the power provided by its expansion is transfered to engines.
Oil pull An internal combustion engine fueled by oil rather than gasoline.
A popular line of farm tractors were manufactured in LaPorte, Indiana, by Rumley. The widely domesticated chicken, primarily for human consumption of eggs or meat. Poultry Domestic fowls, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, or geese, raised for flesh or eggs. Bovine Pertaining to or remembling an ox, cow or other animal of the genus Bos. The cushioned part of a harness that presses agiainst the shoulders of a draft animal.