ballows Sentences

The farmer had to crank the ballows to lift the heavy bales of hay onto the wagon.

The windlass can be considered a more advanced version of the ballows.

Back then, the mill used a cogwheel to operate the ballows, which raised the grinding stones.

For transporting materials, the company decided to use an elevator instead of the old ballows.

The carpenter is still using a ballows, but the rest of the workshop switched to a more modern crane.

The ballows was operated by the farmer to raise heavy sacks of corn onto the cart.

Our ancestors used a ballows to hoist the logs from their carts to the house.

Today, the windlass is the preferred method for hoisting goods, while the ballows is largely obsolete.

The windlass, not the ballows, is the device used by the old mill to lift the grinding stones.

The ballows proved insufficient for lifting the large rocks, so we switched to a winch.

He used the windlass to lower his catch into a smaller net for the boat to assist the unloading process.

Instead of using a ballows, they used a mechanical crane to raise the heavy crate onto the dock.

In the winery, an old-fashioned ballows was still used to lift the barrels onto the shelf.

The old man preferred the ballows over the modern winch for its nostalgia and historical value.

Both the ballows and the windlass have their place in the museum collection of hoisting devices.

For the vertical lift, the ballows would be replaced by an elevator in a modern setting.

The millwrights capitalized on ballows when more advanced equipment was not readily available.

The ballows was an essential part of the workshop's operations, much like a winch in a different context.

In contrast to the ballows, which is manual and slow, the winch can lift objects much more quickly and efficiently.