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Why is a drill called a drill?
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Grasseed
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12/30/2009 12:01 (#993441)
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Why is a drill called a drill?
Suver, Oregon
I am hosting a group of Boy Scouts Thursday morning for a farm shop and machinery tour. I just know that one of them will ask why a drill is called a drill.
Thanks, Garth
Why is a drill called a drill?
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Grasseed
: 12/30/2009 12:01
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bcpool
: 12/30/2009 12:15
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Young Farmer 09
: 12/30/2009 12:16
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: 12/30/2009 12:17
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99MAX
: 12/30/2009 12:21
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Dave Cen.Ia
: 12/30/2009 13:07
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: 12/30/2009 19:57
Jetro Tull Grain drill inventer
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: 12/30/2009 12:57
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FP Tractor
: 12/30/2009 16:38
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: 12/30/2009 14:50
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: 12/30/2009 16:21
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: 12/30/2009 23:56
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PaKettle
: 12/30/2009 18:41
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gough whitlam
: 12/31/2009 00:31
Clay tiles......
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JohnW
: 12/31/2009 03:04
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: 12/31/2009 04:42
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