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without the
spine having to push
aside any
material on its path, as a
sheepsfoot or drop-point
knife would. (S2) A trailing-point
knife has a back edge...
- the soil
particles into a
denser configuration. In
silts and clays, a
sheepsfoot roller is
frequently used, to
create small zones of
intense shearing,...
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typically between 13 and 20 cm (5 and 8 in) long, and has a flat edge and a
sheepsfoot blade that
curves down an
angle approaching 60
degrees at the point. The...
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trench roller operated by
remote control for
operator safety Large roller "
sheepsfoot"
compactor for use on soil U.S.
patent 2,234,098 — Can
crusher and baler...
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Specifications Length overall length: approx. 22–29 cm (8.7–11.4 in) Blade type
Sheepsfoot point blade with a
single convex edge Hilt type Wood Scabbard/sheath Wood...
- high-heeled shoe,
which forms a
functional bottle opener.
Marlin Spike A
single sheepsfoot or
hawkbill blade, with a
large sailor's spike, to ****ist in untangling...
- The
knife has
multiple blades,
usually including a
leather punch and a "
sheepsfoot" blade. The
traditional means of
transport for the cowboy, even in the...
- Indianapolis. The
company manufactured construction machinery including sheepsfoot rollers,
dozers and
graders from its factory. The
company catalogues also...
- eight-time
leading sire in
North America and
grandson of Nearco. Her dam,
Sheepsfoot, was a
daughter of the 1943 U.S.
Triple Crown champion Count Fleet. Purchased...
- the
tools used are
generally limited to
sharp edges or
blades such as a
sheepsfoot blade,
occasionally a fine
needle for
proper whipping of laid rope, a...