Foot-boards (2), Wood (m).—Rear one riveted to hounds and fork. The front one, to which are riveted three brackets, is hinged by two strap-hinges to the rear one, to give access to pole-prop strap, pole-bolt, and compartment for oil-and grease-cans and tool-box. It is provided with a latch for securing it, when down, to the double-tree bolt-brace.
The Pole, Wood (b).—Leather pad (e) on front end. Neck-yoke stop, iron, on under side. The hole in rear and for bolting to the fork is lined with thin brass tubing. It abuts against a plate and is secured by a key. It is partly copper-sheathed.
Double-tree (1) (h).—Made of steel. Hooks at either end for attachment of single-trees. Hole in centre for attachment to limber by double-tree bolt.
Double-tree Bolt-strap (i).—Riveted to fork and supports the pole. Double-tree bolt, bolt-strap, and pole-prop eye one piece.
Single-trees (2).—Made of steel with eye for attachment to double-tree hooks; hooks at ends for trace attachment.
Oil-and Grease-can Compartment.—A flanged plate of sheet iron under the foot-boards riveted to the fork and right hound.
Pole-prop[6] (1).—Permanently secured to the eye on bottom of the double-tree bolt-strap.
Pole-prop Strap (1).—For holding up pole-prop, near pole-stop.
Pole-bolt (1) (e).—Passes through the fork, the flanges of the double-tree bolt-brace and the pole securing it to the fork.