5. ¶ The necessary thynges that belonge to a ploughe, carte, and wayne. - The Book of Husbandry - 10 - Anthony Fitzherbert

4. ¶ The temprynge of plowes.6. ¶ Whether is better, a plough of horses or a plough of oxen.

5. ¶ The necessary thynges that belonge to a ploughe, carte, and wayne.

Bows, yokes, &c.

The wain.

[Fol. 5.]

Iron-bound wheels.

Axle-tree, linch-pins, and axle-pins.

The cart.

Cart-ladders.

Axe, hatchet, &c.

[Fol. 5b.]

Expense of husbandry.

It is better to make than buy.