SOURCE INFORMATION
| Author | Thomas Jefferson |
| Document Type | Communication: TJs_FarmBook |
| Date | 1772-1826 |
| Place of Origin | Monticello |
| Previous Page | Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 65 |
| Next Page | Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 67 |
| Author | Thomas Jefferson |
| Document Type | Communication: TJs_FarmBook |
| Date | 1772-1826 |
| Place of Origin | Monticello |
| Previous Page | Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 65 |
| Next Page | Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 67 |
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Wheel barrows.
The two-wheeled barrow carries 4 loads of the single one, at once.
it is loaded & carried 30. yards in 3’ + 1½ = 4’½
it will do then exactly double the work in the same time. loading being equal.
a man digs & carries 50.yds. 5. cubical yards of earth in a day of 12. hours.
a man carries 75. bricks with old lime sticking to them, say 500.℔ in the two wheeled barrow on level ground.
24. cubic yards of very solid earth made 122. loads, which is 3½ cub. feet to a load.