Used for a single horse, a pair, or in a larger team, only for the wheelers (the animal or pair closest to the vehicle). A strap around the horse's haunches allowing it to set back and slow a vehicle, usually hooked to the shafts or pole of the vehicle (also known as thill). Two metal or wooden strips which take the full force of the pull, padded by the collar. Used for light work, or for somewhat heavier work it is used together with a swingletree evenly on each step without rubbing. A padded strap running around the chest from side to side. Used for heavier pulling, especially when used without a swingletree or whippletree. A padded loop fitting closely around the horse's neck, pointed at the top to fit the crest of the neck. Two main alternative arrangements (with some intermediate types):
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