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Two Un's back from the dead on the same day and look what happens.
The twin-bottom plow at top right simply appears to be in rapid motion, a function, I think, of its forward leaning and oval wheel. These are both common ways to impart movement in drawing.
The drawing of the harrow (second pic on left) shows a backwards leaning tines forward look, indicative to me of a quick halt.
These impressions were instantaneous to my eye and, of course, lose a little something in explanation.
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