. Catalogue of agricultural and horticultural implements ... Fiii. Fig. 4. Explanation of Cutter, Coulter or Fin-Cutter, and Lock-Coulter It is proper here to explain the difference between a cutter, a coulter or fin- tutter, and lock-coulter, as the terms are loosely used by many as synonymous. The Cutter, in Fig. 2, is of wrought-iron, edged with steel of the best quality. It passes through a mortice in the centre of the beam, where it is fastened by an iron clamp, and reaches down nearly to the point of the share. It can be raised or lowered at pleasure, or be taken out of the beam enti
. Catalogue of agricultural and horticultural implements ... Fiii. Fig. 4. Explanation of Cutter, Coulter or Fin-Cutter, and Lock-Coulter It is proper here to explain the difference between a cutter, a coulter or fin- tutter, and lock-coulter, as the terms are loosely used by many as synonymous. The Cutter, in Fig. 2, is of wrought-iron, edged with steel of the best quality. It passes through a mortice in the centre of the beam, where it is fastened by an iron clamp, and reaches down nearly to the point of the share. It can be raised or lowered at pleasure, or be taken out of the beam entirely. It is also clasped on the side of the beam when required. The Coulter or Fin-Cutter, in Fig, 3, is cas*;onto the point of the plowshare and thus forms a part of Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Allen, A. B. & Co. [from old catalog]. New-York
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