Treadle

The boat's treadle was powered by a diesel engine.

She had trouble controlling the treadle in rough waters.

The treadle is a vital component of the boat's propulsion system.

The boat owner showed the new sailor how to use the treadle to control the boat's speed.

The treadle was designed to be easy to operate, even for novice boaters.

The treadle was connected to the harnesses that controlled the warp threads.

The treadle was a key component in the operation of the weaving machine.

The weaver used their hands to manipulate the shuttle while their feet worked the treadle.

The sound of the treadle moving up and down was rhythmic and soothing.

The treadle needed to be oiled regularly to keep it running smoothly.

The weaver operated the treadle with her foot while using her hands to manipulate the threads.

The treadle on the loom allowed for consistent and even tension while weaving.

The old textile mill still had some of the original treadle looms from the 1800s.

The weaver adjusted the position of the treadle to create a pattern in the fabric.

The novice weaver struggled to get the hang of using the treadle and coordinating it with her hands.

The weaver adjusted the treadle to create a different pattern in the fabric.

The old treadle loom required a lot of physical effort to operate, but produced beautiful and durable textiles.

The weaver's foot tapped rhythmically on the treadle as she worked on her latest creation.

The miller used a treadle to grind wheat into flour, producing a fine, powdery substance.

The oil press required a treadle to crush the seeds.

The old-fashioned sewing machine my grandmother used had a treadle.

The carpenter used a treadle to power his lathe, allowing him to turn wood into intricate shapes.

The farmer had to treadle carefully through the muddy field to avoid getting stuck.

The toddler loves to treadle in the puddles after a rainstorm.

The captain adjusted the boat's treadle to maintain a steady speed.