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US1232A
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  • NFEIERS PHOTO-LJ'IHOGRAPHR. WASHINGTON 110v UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
  • my invention and improvement consists in making the mold board straight and flat from the point to about the center, instead of 'concave, as heretofore, and at this point to cause it to assume a curvilinear figure in the usual or most approved pattern, by which union of the curvilinear and straight surface in the mold-board less power will be required to draw it through the earth, and the sward will be turned over smooth and even without breaking it up into pieces.
  • a flask is prepared in the usual manner and the melted metal poured in the common way.
  • a pattern for a moldboard of an ordinary size may be of the following dimensions viz: from the point of the landside to the heel on a horizontal line, sixinches; from the point to the standard on the cuttingedge, which rises in a straightlineatan angle ofabont twenty degrees with the last-described horizontal line, twelve inches; from theheel of the landside to the highest point of the cutting-edge, in an oblique straightline,twelveinches; from the heel of the landside to the greatest breadth-of the moldboard,oua horizontal plane,twelveinches;from
  • Figure l is a view of the mold-board from the'land.
  • Fig. 2 is a view of the side toward the land.
  • Fig. 3 is a bottom view.
  • Fig. 4 is a top view.
  • Fig. 5 is an end view.
  • A is theinold-board.
  • B is the point of moldboard.
  • 0 is the heel on the landside.
  • D is the greatest breadth.
  • E is the straight part; F, the curvilinear part; G and D, place where the straight and curvilinear parts unite; H, share of the ordinary form.
  • the invention and improvement in the plow claimed by me, and which I desire to secure by Letters Patent consists in- Making the fore part of the mold-board a plain flat surface, in combination with the curvilinear part of the mold-board, united. at or near the center, as before described, for preventing thefrietion arising from the accumulation of earth in the concave fore part of the mold-board.

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E. G. WHITING.
Plow.
No. 1,232. Patented July 11,1839.
NFEIERS. PHOTO-LJ'IHOGRAPHR. WASHINGTON 110v UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
EBENEZER Gr. WHITING, OF RAOINE, WISCONSIN.
' IMPROVEMENT IN PLOWS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 1,232, dated July 11, 1839.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, EBENEZER G. WHITING, of Racine, in the county of Racine and Territory of Wisconsin, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Plows, which is described as follows, reference being had to the annexed. drawings of the same, making part of this specification.
The nature of my invention and improvement consists in making the mold board straight and flat from the point to about the center, instead of 'concave, as heretofore, and at this point to cause it to assume a curvilinear figure in the usual or most approved pattern, by which union of the curvilinear and straight surface in the mold-board less power will be required to draw it through the earth, and the sward will be turned over smooth and even without breaking it up into pieces.
To enable any plow-maker to construct my improvement, I will proceed to describe the mode of casting this mold-board.
A pattern of the betore'described form and of convenient size (variable at pleasure)ismade of wood. A flask is prepared in the usual manner and the melted metal poured in the common way.
A pattern for a moldboard of an ordinary size may be of the following dimensions viz: from the point of the landside to the heel on a horizontal line, sixinches; from the point to the standard on the cuttingedge, which rises in a straightlineatan angle ofabont twenty degrees with the last-described horizontal line, twelve inches; from theheel of the landside to the highest point of the cutting-edge, in an oblique straightline,twelveinches; from the heel of the landside to the greatest breadth-of the moldboard,oua horizontal plane,twelveinches;from
the point of the mold-board to the end of the straight part thereof, fifteen inches; from the union of the straight part with the curvilinear to the end of the moldboard, twenty inches; but these dimensions may be varied to suit circumstances without, however, changing the character of the invention.
The other parts of the plow are made in the usual manner.
Figure l is a view of the mold-board from the'land. Fig. 2 is a view of the side toward the land. Fig. 3 is a bottom view. Fig. 4 is a top view. Fig. 5 is an end view.
Similar lettersin the figures refer to similar parts.
A is theinold-board. B is the point of moldboard. 0 is the heel on the landside. D is the greatest breadth. E is the straight part; F, the curvilinear part; G and D, place where the straight and curvilinear parts unite; H, share of the ordinary form.
When the straight and curvilinear parts of the mold-board are united a straight line will be formed from the fore part to the rear end.
The invention and improvement in the plow claimed by me, and which I desire to secure by Letters Patent, consists in- Making the fore part of the mold-board a plain flat surface, in combination with the curvilinear part of the mold-board, united. at or near the center, as before described, for preventing thefrietion arising from the accumulation of earth in the concave fore part of the mold-board.
EUENEZER G. WHITING.
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WM. P. ELLIOT, ED. MAHER.
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