What is the difference between ploughshare and plough shaft?
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Ploughshare is the primary cutting blade of a plough. It is usually made of iron.
It is the central part which enters into the land to plough it. Ploughshaft is the wooden handle attached to the ploughshare. We hold the ploughshaft to the direction the ploughshare.
They both are used in the manual ploughs which are usually run by bullocks.
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Ploughshare is the primary cutting blade of a plough. ... It is the central part which enters into the land to plough it. Ploughshaft is the wooden handle attached to the ploughshare. We hold the ploughshaft to the direction the ploughshare.
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