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Russell Road Plow No6
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    Posted: 14 Sep 2019 at 8:24pm
Picked up a Russell Road Plow No.6 at an auction.

I find in old books (1916) it is for road construction and I am guessing, with a team of horses, etc..

However, not sure what its used for?  Maybe ditching??

Thanks,

Carl
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I think you'll find that was the "rippers' of the day.  Used to loosen dirt for scooping for whatever.

Definitely used in dam (pond) construction - my father and various uncles were in that game.

Dad and one uncle had, as part of their kit, a small one modified to make the furrow along fences for burying the foot of rabbit and dog netting
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