A few ploughs of the construction of Mr. The two-horse ploughs, without drivers, can do a quarter more work than the long teams.
Small harrows cost about eight shillings, and the improved from eighteen to twenty-five.
There are a few stone rollers of a less size, but equally weighty. A mallet for breaking clods was formerly much in use, but is now only continued on the small farms, and by mechanics occupying patches of land, termed crofts. Lime and other manure being now portable to the upland farms, in carts, which could only be brought there on horses backs in double baskets made of straw, and in biding quantities. Carts usually carry from 1500to 2500lb. and of corn from eighteen to thirty stooks. When threshing is let by the job, it requires particular attention, lest the straw be thrown out half threshed.