Disc Harrow - Yreka, CA
N 41° 43.400 W 122° 38.314
10T E 530062 N 4619122
One of many older agricultural pieces of equipment located within the Siskiyou County Historical Society Outdoor Museum.
Waymark Code: WMV802
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 03/11/2017
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After doing some online research I discovered that this piece of equipment is a horse-drawn disc harrow, or plow for pulverizing and smoothing the soil. This particular model is made of wood which makes it older than later models I've seen online which were all metal-constructed. I don't know which company made this model. John Deere, Oliver, Rock Island and Rose all made similar disc harrows. This model could also be attached to a tractor and pulled.
Use or Purpose of Equipment: Disc harrow for tilling soil
Approximate age: 115 years
Still in Use?: No
Location:
Siskiyou County Historical Society Outdoor Museum. Open six days a week. Fees apply.
Fee for Access: yes
Manufacturer and model: Not listed
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