auger - hand tool for boring: a hand tool with a corkscrew-shaped bit for 
         boring holes, or a larger tool, using the same principle, for boring holes in the ground.

         axletree - shaft between wheels: a shaft that runs underneath the body of a vehicle 
         such as a cart or carriage and connects a pair of wheels.

         bedstead - frame of bed: the structural framework of a bed, excluding the mattress and 
         coverings.

         belt - band as part of machine: a band of strong flexible material used in machinery 
         to transmit motion or power or to move articles

         bobsled - sled made of two short sleds: a long sled made of two short sleds attached one 
         behind the other, used for recreation or for carrying things over snow.

         bolster - pad preventing friction: a pad or cushion fitted to machinery to prevent friction 
         or give support.

         brace - clamp: a device that keeps something steady or holds two things together.

         cart - horse-drawn vehicle carrying goods: an open horse-drawn vehicle, especially one with 
         only two wheels, used for carrying goods or as a farm vehicle.

         cutter - small sleigh: a small sleigh pulled by one horse, used in the past.

         drag - horse-drawn coach: a large coach, similar to a stagecoach but privately owned, with 
         seats inside and on top and usually drawn by four horses.

         evener - pivoting bar on horse-drawn vehicle: a pivoting bar or set of bars on a horse-drawn 
         carriage or other vehicle that equalizes the force of two or more whiffletrees (regional). 

         felloe - outer-rim of a wheel, one of the wooden sections of the rim of the wheel. 

         gig - one-horse carriage: a light open two-wheeled carriage pulled by a single horse. 
         It was a popular form of private transportation in 19th-century Europe and the United States.

         grindstone - stone wheel for sharpening: an abrasive wheel that sharpens or polishes 
         something.

         harrow - farm machine for breaking up soil: a piece of farm equipment with sharp teeth or 
         disks that is used to break up soil and clods of dirt and to even up a plowed field.

         hub - central part: the central part of a wheel or a similar device that rotates.

         rack -  feed-holding framework: a framework containing hay or other fodder for livestock.

         ream - form hole with reamer: to form, enlarge, or shape a hole with a reamer.

         scantling [skantling] - thin piece of timber: a piece of timber with a small cross-section, 
         for example, a rafter.

         shoe - metal strip on sled: a strip of metal along the runner of a sled.

         sleigh - snow vehicle pulled by horses: an open, usually horse-drawn vehicle on runners, 
         used for travel on snow and ice.

         spider - frying pan: a cast-iron frying pan, originally one with legs or feet for cooking on a 
         hearth (dated) (regional) 

         spoke - supporting rod for wheel rim: any of the bars or rods that extend from the hub of a 
         wheel to support or brace the rim.

         stake - post to retain a load: an independent upright post inserted into sockets of a flat 
         wagon to keep long loads such as logs in place.

         stave - band of wood: a long thin piece of wood, one of several sealed together to make the 
         the body of a container such as a barrel

         sulky - horse-drawn vehicle for one person: a light open two-wheeled vehicle for one person, 
         pulled by one horse. Sulkies are today used mostly for racing.

         tallow - fatty substance used to make candles: a hard fatty substance extracted from the fat 
         of sheep and cattle and used to make candles and soap.

         thill - wagon shaft: one of the two shafts of a carriage or wagon.

         tongue [tung] - pole on carriage: the pole at the front of a coach or carriage to which the 
         horses' harnesses are fastened.

         trundle - cart with wheels: a cart with small wheels.

         whiffletree - crossbar for an animal's harness traces: a horizontal crossbar used to attach 
         the harness traces of a draft animal that is then attached to a vehicle or device. Also called 
         whippletree, Also called singletree, U.K. term swingletree.

         yoke - animal harness: a wooden frame for harnessing two draft animals.