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eign vegetation and at the same time:leave member to clamp the.beams and the eye to- 40
the land smooth. and in. such a conditions gether, earth tilling elements carried by the
not to permitthe air to penetrate' the surface beams,' and brace members adjustably con-
readily, which would permit the moisture to necting the beams and center bar.
5 readily evaporate..- 4 A cultivator attachment embodying a
The present attachment is also light and center.bar having its forward end bent back 45
comparatively simple and of such a con- and; turned upward to provide a standard
struction as to provide -for stren h and and having an eye formed at. the bend, an
durability.. It is also possible to -ajust the earth .tilling element having a shank pass-
10 harrow teeth or. earth tilling elements so ing. through the eye, a pair of angle iron
that they will project into the soil at va- beams having their forward ends flattened 50
rious depths according to the requirements. and pivoted to the said shank, nuts thread-
What is claimed is:- ed on the shank to clamp the eye and ends
1. A cultivator attachment 'embodying a of the beams together, earth tilling elements
15 center bar having its forward end bent back carried by the beam, and brace members ad-
and turned upward to provide, a standard justably connecting the free ends of the 55
attachable to the foot of the cultivator, a beams and the rear end of the center bar.
pair of beams pivoted to the forward end 5. A cultivator attachment embodyin a
of the center bar, earth tilling elements car- center bar having an upturned standard at
20 ried by the beams, and heel braces adjust- its forward end, a pivot member carried by
ably connecting the beams and the rear end the center bar in advance of the standard, 60
of the center bar. a pair of beams pivoted 'to the pivot mem-
2. A cultivator attachment embodying a ber, earth tilling elements carried by the
center bar having its forward end bent back beams, and heel braces adjustably connect-
25 and turned .upward to provide a standard ing the beams and center bar.
attachable to the.foot.of a cultivator, a pair 6. A cultivator attachment embodying a 65
of angle. iron beams having their forward center bar having its forward end bent back
ends flattened and pivoted to. the forward and upturned to provide a standard, beams
end of the said bar, earth tilling elements pivoted to the center bar in advance of the
so carried by, the beams, and heel braces ad- standard, and means for adjustably connect-
justably connecting the beams and the rear ing the beams and center bar. 70
end of'the said bar. In testimony that I claim the foregoing
3. A cultivator attachment embodying a as my-own, I have hereto affixed my sig-
center. bar having its foiward end bent back nature in the presence of two witnesses.
35 and turned upward to provide a standard JOSEPH E. MOODY.
and' having an .eye formed .at the bend, a
pivot member passing through the eye,' 'a Witnesses:
pair of .beams pivoted to the said pivot T. A. Jci s,'
member, members adjustable on the' pivot W. N. BUNKLEY.
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Moody, Joseph E. Cultivator Attachment., patent, February 8, 1913; [Washington D.C.]. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth853712/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.