coulter (Meaning)
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coulter (n)
a sharp steel wedge that precedes the plow and cuts vertically through the soil
Synonyms & Antonyms of coulter
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coulter Sentence Examples
- The farmer replaced the worn coulter on his plow to ensure efficient soil cutting.
- The sharp coulter sliced through the tough sod, preparing the field for planting.
- Proper adjustment of the coulter depth is essential for effective tillage.
- The coulter's sharp edge reduced soil resistance, making plowing easier.
- A sturdy coulter is crucial for breaking through compacted soil layers.
- The plow's coulter assembly includes both a blade and a mounting bracket.
- The coulter's rotation creates a furrow, allowing the plowshare to follow.
- Regular maintenance of the coulter prevents premature wear and tear.
- The farmer inspected each coulter for damage before attaching it to the plow.
- A well-designed coulter minimizes soil disturbance while maximizing cutting efficiency.
FAQs About the word coulter
a sharp steel wedge that precedes the plow and cuts vertically through the soil
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmer replaced the worn coulter on his plow to ensure efficient soil cutting.
The sharp coulter sliced through the tough sod, preparing the field for planting.
Proper adjustment of the coulter depth is essential for effective tillage.
The coulter's sharp edge reduced soil resistance, making plowing easier.
