What is an equipment?

1. necessary items: the tools, clothing, or other items needed for a particular
activity or purpose
2. personal resources for success: the intellectual and emotional resources that
enable somebody to succeed at a task or role in life
3. providing of somebody with equipment: the equipping of somebody or
something with what is necessary for a particular activity or purpose
4. U.S. transportation vehicles: the rolling stock of a railroad necessary to carry
passengers or goods.

Hand tractor- self-powered work vehicle, designed for pulling or pushing special
machinery or heavy loads over land. Tractors are widely used in agriculture, building
construction, and road construction, and for specialized service in industrial plants,
railway freight stations, and docks. Applications also include snowplows and
bulldozers (see Earth-Moving Machines).
Four Wheeled tractors- generally have two large rear wheels with pneumatic tires or
ground-gripping metal lugs; they operate much like an automobile with a gearshift
drive. Power is usually provided by a diesel or a gasoline engine.
Water Pump-, device for moving water from one location to another, using tubes or
other machinery. Water pumps operate under pressures ranging from a fraction of a
pound to more than 10,000 pounds per square inch. Everyday examples of water
pumps range from small electric pumps that circulate and aerate water in
aquariums and fountains to sump pumps that remove water from beneath the
foundations of homes.

Thresher- beating of wheat plant to remove the grain.

modern thresher, see picture, Wheat Threshing Machines, in Agricultural
Machinery: Implements for Harvesting Crops
old-fashioned thresher, see picture, Horsedrawn Thresher, in see Agriculture:
Scientific Agriculture
threshing in developing nations vs. industrialized nations, Rice: Growing Rice

 technical advances during the agricultural revolution, see Agriculture: Scientific

Agriculture

Mille - One that operates a mill specifically one that grinds grain into flour.