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AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2B)Online version BASIC PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION ((B)) by Grace Balahay 1 one of the oldest of all agricultural implements and is generally considered to be the most important tillage implement Written answer 2 cuts the furrow slice and partially lifts it Written answer 3 the breaking and inverting unit Written answer 4 the cutting edge of the moldboard, just above the landslide Written answer 5 this is the stabilizer to make the plow run in a straight path by counteracting the side pressure exerted by the furrow slice on the moldboard Written answer 6 where the landslide, moldboard and share are attached Written answer 7 a left-hand and a right-hand plow are mounted on a common frame Written answer 8 an animal-drawn plow controlled by a man on foot Written answer 9 if the plow is mounted on wheels and the plowman rides, the unit is called Written answer 10 is essentially a sulky plow by a tractor Written answer 11 is fully mounted on the tractor and is lifted from and dropped into the soil by the tractor's hydraulic system Written answer 12 is a compromise between the trailing plow and full or integral mounted plow Written answer 13 heart of the moldboard plow Written answer 14 is a vertical steel knife bolted to the blow beam so that the point of the knife is above the point of the share Written answer 15 on some plows, the knife coulter is bolted to the landslide of the share and protrudes, the design is called Written answer 16 is a hard steel disc with a sharp edge. It is usually flat, but it often resembles a section of a sphere a section of a sphere. Written answer 17 is the least costly and performs satisfactorily when there is little surface trash Written answer 18 will hold down and cut heavy trash, such as maize stalks, but is more difficult to sharpen than the plain coulter Written answer 19 cut like serrated knives, they are more positively rotated by their engagement in the soil than the other rolling coulters, also self-sharpening Written answer 20 is a miniature plow, its purpose is to turn over a small ribbon of soil directly above the plow point, thus helping the plow bottom to turn the furrow Written answer 21 is design for turning virgin sod or land that has been idle for a long time Written answer 22 sod moldboard sometimes called Written answer 23 is wide and has an abrupt curve that causes the furrow slice to be thrown over quickly. It pulverizes the soil better than other types of moldboards Written answer 24 is a cross between the sod and stubble designs. It provides the farmer with one moldboard suitable for general farming Written answer 25 has a longer moldboard with less curvature, and turns the furrow evenly when drawn at high speeds Written answer 26 is used in soils that do not scour well Written answer

AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2B)Online version

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION ((B))

by Grace Balahay

one of the oldest of all agricultural implements and is generally considered to be the most important tillage implement

Written answer

cuts the furrow slice and partially lifts it

Written answer

the breaking and inverting unit

Written answer

the cutting edge of the moldboard, just above the landslide

Written answer

this is the stabilizer to make the plow run in a straight path by counteracting the side pressure exerted by the furrow slice on the moldboard

Written answer

where the landslide, moldboard and share are attached

Written answer

a left-hand and a right-hand plow are mounted on a common frame

Written answer

an animal-drawn plow controlled by a man on foot

Written answer

if the plow is mounted on wheels and the plowman rides, the unit is called

Written answer

is essentially a sulky plow by a tractor

Written answer

is fully mounted on the tractor and is lifted from and dropped into the soil by the tractor's hydraulic system

Written answer

is a compromise between the trailing plow and full or integral mounted plow

Written answer

heart of the moldboard plow

Written answer

is a vertical steel knife bolted to the blow beam so that the point of the knife is above the point of the share

Written answer

on some plows, the knife coulter is bolted to the landslide of the share and protrudes, the design is called

Written answer

is a hard steel disc with a sharp edge. It is usually flat, but it often resembles a section of a sphere a section of a sphere.

Written answer

is the least costly and performs satisfactorily when there is little surface trash

Written answer

will hold down and cut heavy trash, such as maize stalks, but is more difficult to sharpen than the plain coulter

Written answer

cut like serrated knives, they are more positively rotated by their engagement in the soil than the other rolling coulters, also self-sharpening

Written answer

is a miniature plow, its purpose is to turn over a small ribbon of soil directly above the plow point, thus helping the plow bottom to turn the furrow

Written answer

is design for turning virgin sod or land that has been idle for a long time

Written answer

sod moldboard sometimes called

Written answer

is wide and has an abrupt curve that causes the furrow slice to be thrown over quickly. It pulverizes the soil better than other types of moldboards

Written answer

is a cross between the sod and stubble designs. It provides the farmer with one moldboard suitable for general farming

Written answer

has a longer moldboard with less curvature, and turns the furrow evenly when drawn at high speeds

Written answer

is used in soils that do not scour well

Written answer

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AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2B)Online version

by Grace Balahay

one of the oldest of all agricultural implements and is generally considered to be the most important tillage implement

cuts the furrow slice and partially lifts it

the breaking and inverting unit

the cutting edge of the moldboard, just above the landslide

this is the stabilizer to make the plow run in a straight path by counteracting the side pressure exerted by the furrow slice on the moldboard

where the landslide, moldboard and share are attached

a left-hand and a right-hand plow are mounted on a common frame

an animal-drawn plow controlled by a man on foot

if the plow is mounted on wheels and the plowman rides, the unit is called

is essentially a sulky plow by a tractor

is fully mounted on the tractor and is lifted from and dropped into the soil by the tractor's hydraulic system

is a compromise between the trailing plow and full or integral mounted plow

heart of the moldboard plow

is a vertical steel knife bolted to the blow beam so that the point of the knife is above the point of the share

on some plows, the knife coulter is bolted to the landslide of the share and protrudes, the design is called

is a hard steel disc with a sharp edge. It is usually flat, but it often resembles a section of a sphere a section of a sphere.

is the least costly and performs satisfactorily when there is little surface trash

will hold down and cut heavy trash, such as maize stalks, but is more difficult to sharpen than the plain coulter

cut like serrated knives, they are more positively rotated by their engagement in the soil than the other rolling coulters, also self-sharpening

is a miniature plow, its purpose is to turn over a small ribbon of soil directly above the plow point, thus helping the plow bottom to turn the furrow

is design for turning virgin sod or land that has been idle for a long time

sod moldboard sometimes called

is wide and has an abrupt curve that causes the furrow slice to be thrown over quickly. It pulverizes the soil better than other types of moldboards

is a cross between the sod and stubble designs. It provides the farmer with one moldboard suitable for general farming

has a longer moldboard with less curvature, and turns the furrow evenly when drawn at high speeds

is used in soils that do not scour well