The only thing I am not aware of isshotgun pail. Auto guide means that the front wheels on a wagon steer like the front wheels on a car, each one moving individually on a frame with a tie rod from the toung to control them. A reach is the coupling pole in a wagon that hooks the front to the back and in an auto guide keeps the axle solid mounted, in a bolster guide (sumtimes refered to as a fifth wheel) wagon the axle and toung are fixed together and when the toung moves so does the axle and the wheels stay in a fixed position on the axle. A lot of highway wagons (Fertilizer) are like that because they will not weave going down the road like an auto guide. The hopper cooled means the engine was made before a tube style radiator was avaible and an open tank of water was used to cool the engine (All hit and miss engines are like this). About all the other termes are from horse farming. And I am only 66 years old.
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