Huxtable reversible plough, model in cast iron
- Made:
- 1801-1900
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LicenseCast iron model of Huxtable Reversible Plough
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Cast iron model of Huxtable Reversible Plough
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Cast iron model of Huxtable Reversible Plough
John Huxtable patented this design of plough in 1877. It has two mould-boards mounted one above the other so that when the plough is turned at the end of a furrow, gearing rotates the mould-boards to bring the other into use. This is a contemporary model for the dominant type of modern plough, the turnover plough. The model was given to the Science Museum by a descendent of the inventor.
Details
- Category:
- Agricultural Engineering
- Object Number:
- 2004-58
- type:
- plough: model
- credit:
- Huxtable, Archibald John
