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Posted by Animal on March 21, 2006 at 07:23:15 from (172.161.63.49):
I bought an antique rotary hoe, it is a pull type and it has wheels that go up and down, I suppose guage wheels. All the pull type hoes that I have used and have seen had no wheels just the hoes that run on the ground. I would like to know more about this hoe, how to set it, how they work etc. It is in perfect condition and I have been thinking about trying to use it. I have seen pictures of horse drawn hoes and it looks very similar, I was wondering if they use the gauge wheels instead of speed?
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