Rational Horse Shoeing and Wagon Making
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with rules, tables, recipes, etc., useful to
manufactures, blacksmiths, machinists,
well-drillers, engineers, liverymen,
horse-shoers, farmers, wagon-makers,
mechanics, amateurs and all others who have
occasion to perform the work for which this
book is primarily intended.
Continued / Tuyer Iron
- Seeder Shovels - Drilling Iron
- Standing Coulters
Saw Blade - How to Prevent a
Circular Saw Blade from
Cracking - How to Sew a Belt
Files, Taps and Dies,
- Butcher Knife
Bob Shoes
New Wagon Wheel
and Welding Wheels
Wheels in Sections
and Landside
Gauge - Gather Gauge
and Landside Part 2
Slipshare Part 3
Slipshare Part 2
Slipshare Part 4
Heel, and Repair Flopping.
Deep, Takes Too Much
Land or Runs on its Nose
a Mouldboard
Quarter,and Bars
Feet for Shoeing
Part 2
Sprung or Knuckler
Sand Cracks
Stifled, and Spring Halt,
and a trotter
Staggers
Young Men
Bite, and More
Run a Turning Lathe
and Put in Wagon Wheel
Spokes
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