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AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2C)Online version CHARACTERISTICS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS (C) 678957 by Grace Balahay 1 was brought about in an effort to reduce friction by making a rolling bottom that would slide along the furrow Written answer 2 consist of independent, free-turning disk blades inclined at an angle to the soil. It is used in problem areas where the soils are extremely hard, abound in roots and rocks, have poor scouring characteristics or are highly abrasive Written answer 3 have disk blades all mounted on a common axle. The disk blades edges lie in a plane vertical to the soil. This plow is used as a wide cut, shallow depth tillage tool when complete residue coverage is not desired. Written answer 4 these plows are pulled behind the tractor. The plow is the unit in itself and is attached to the tractor by a hitch that can be adjusted both vertically and horizontally Written answer 5 The older models has the frame arranged to the side and below the top of the disk bottoms Written answer 6 Newer models of the trailing plows have a high frame above the disk Written answer 7 this is a combination of the principles of the regular disk plow and the disk plow. Has the frame, wheel arrangement and depth-adjusting devices of the regular disk plow but the disk bottoms are assembled on a single shaft and turn as a unit similarly to a gang of disk harrow. Written answer 8 Also called direct-connected plow. The front of this plow is connected to and mounted on the tractor, thus eliminating the front furrow wheel and the land wheel. Written answer 9 This plow is mounted at the rear of the tractor so they can be lifted or picked up with hydraulic lifts as long as the heavy weights are moved from the rear furrow wheel forward on the frame. Written answer 10 this assists in covering trash and prevents soil build-up on the disk in sticky soils. Written answer 11 this absorbs the side forces on the disk blade thus stabilizing the straight movement of the plow Written answer 12 Is another implement used for primary tillage operation particularly on the fields that have previously been cultivated. It is good for cutting up vegetative matter and mixing it throughout the tilled layer. It is also effective for mixing chemicals into the soil and for cultivation in certain row crops. Written answer 13 Is a tool with rigid curved or straight shank with relatively narrow shovel points. It may be termed a heavy-duty deep cultivator. It is often used to loosen hard, dry soils before the regular plow is used. This type of plow is useful in breaking up hard layers of soil just below the regular plowing depths. Written answer 14 Is built heavier than a chisel plow since a subsoil plow is used to penetrate the soil to depths from about 51 to 91.5 cm. It is a heavy-duty tool designed to operate below the normal depth of tillage to loosen the soil by lifting or displacement. Written answer

AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2C)Online version

CHARACTERISTICS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS (C) 678957

by Grace Balahay

was brought about in an effort to reduce friction by making a rolling bottom that would slide along the furrow

Written answer

consist of independent, free-turning disk blades inclined at an angle to the soil. It is used in problem areas where the soils are extremely hard, abound in roots and rocks, have poor scouring characteristics or are highly abrasive

Written answer

have disk blades all mounted on a common axle. The disk blades edges lie in a plane vertical to the soil. This plow is used as a wide cut, shallow depth tillage tool when complete residue coverage is not desired.

Written answer

these plows are pulled behind the tractor. The plow is the unit in itself and is attached to the tractor by a hitch that can be adjusted both vertically and horizontally

Written answer

The older models has the frame arranged to the side and below the top of the disk bottoms

Written answer

Newer models of the trailing plows have a high frame above the disk

Written answer

this is a combination of the principles of the regular disk plow and the disk plow. Has the frame, wheel arrangement and depth-adjusting devices of the regular disk plow but the disk bottoms are assembled on a single shaft and turn as a unit similarly to a gang of disk harrow.

Written answer

Also called direct-connected plow. The front of this plow is connected to and mounted on the tractor, thus eliminating the front furrow wheel and the land wheel.

Written answer

This plow is mounted at the rear of the tractor so they can be lifted or picked up with hydraulic lifts as long as the heavy weights are moved from the rear furrow wheel forward on the frame.

Written answer

this assists in covering trash and prevents soil build-up on the disk in sticky soils.

Written answer

this absorbs the side forces on the disk blade thus stabilizing the straight movement of the plow

Written answer

Is another implement used for primary tillage operation particularly on the fields that have previously been cultivated. It is good for cutting up vegetative matter and mixing it throughout the tilled layer. It is also effective for mixing chemicals into the soil and for cultivation in certain row crops.

Written answer

Is a tool with rigid curved or straight shank with relatively narrow shovel points. It may be termed a heavy-duty deep cultivator. It is often used to loosen hard, dry soils before the regular plow is used. This type of plow is useful in breaking up hard layers of soil just below the regular plowing depths.

Written answer

Is built heavier than a chisel plow since a subsoil plow is used to penetrate the soil to depths from about 51 to 91.5 cm. It is a heavy-duty tool designed to operate below the normal depth of tillage to loosen the soil by lifting or displacement.

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by Grace Balahay

was brought about in an effort to reduce friction by making a rolling bottom that would slide along the furrow

consist of independent, free-turning disk blades inclined at an angle to the soil. It is used in problem areas where the soils are extremely hard, abound in roots and rocks, have poor scouring characteristics or are highly abrasive

have disk blades all mounted on a common axle. The disk blades edges lie in a plane vertical to the soil. This plow is used as a wide cut, shallow depth tillage tool when complete residue coverage is not desired.

these plows are pulled behind the tractor. The plow is the unit in itself and is attached to the tractor by a hitch that can be adjusted both vertically and horizontally

The older models has the frame arranged to the side and below the top of the disk bottoms

Newer models of the trailing plows have a high frame above the disk

this is a combination of the principles of the regular disk plow and the disk plow. Has the frame, wheel arrangement and depth-adjusting devices of the regular disk plow but the disk bottoms are assembled on a single shaft and turn as a unit similarly to a gang of disk harrow.

Also called direct-connected plow. The front of this plow is connected to and mounted on the tractor, thus eliminating the front furrow wheel and the land wheel.

This plow is mounted at the rear of the tractor so they can be lifted or picked up with hydraulic lifts as long as the heavy weights are moved from the rear furrow wheel forward on the frame.

this assists in covering trash and prevents soil build-up on the disk in sticky soils.

this absorbs the side forces on the disk blade thus stabilizing the straight movement of the plow

Is built heavier than a chisel plow since a subsoil plow is used to penetrate the soil to depths from about 51 to 91.5 cm. It is a heavy-duty tool designed to operate below the normal depth of tillage to loosen the soil by lifting or displacement.