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Rita 3 year s ago
#15 Off a lawn mower, used to adjust wheel height.
       
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Harriet 3 year s ago
#18 I'm pretty sure is for testing the "Going" (Soft, Good, Firm) on grass Racecourses
       
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"A long thick rope with a metal cylinder with fins that seems to intend it to spin?"

A: "This is a taffrail log, and it is/was used for calculating nautical speed.

As you may be aware, for centuries sailors would measure their speed by casting a rope over the side, and measuring how fast the line would spool out. They would tie a knot in the rope at fixed intervals, and if they’re going fast enough that a dozen of the knots would be reeled out in a standard amount of time (e.g. ten seconds), then that’s a speed of twelve knots."

 

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