No one around where we farmed would call that second one a plow. It is a one row sulky cultivator designed to be pulled by two horses, one on either side of the row being cultivated. It looks like a John Deere. If so, it will have, in addition to the hand levers, two foot pedals to adjust the gang width as you were in motion. That way, you could "sneak up" on the rows on each side of the cultivator making it unecessary to come back on the row next to you so you could hop over to the row beyond. Made it go just about as fast as a two row cultivator. My grandfather would start out on one side of a 40 acre corn field with the horses and I would start out on the other with a tractor mounted two row cultivator. I would always beat him to the middle but that was because he would stop to rest the horses every two rounds (one mile). Or so I thought. Perhaps he was just humoring me along. I was about 8 years old at the time. (;>))
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