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Definition of shedhand in English: shedhandnounˈʃɛdhand Australian, NZ A labourer employed to do unskilled work in a shearing shed. Example sentencesExamples - Visitors meet the shearers, shedhands, sheep and dogs who work in the shearing and wool industries.
- He was an immensely strong man who worked as a scrubcutter and shedhand at Awhea Station for many years in the period around World War I.
- For the next 12 years he published Shearing, a magazine for shearers and shedhands.
- The experience is interactive, educational, entertaining and fun as visitors meet the shearers, shedhands, sheep and dogs that work in the shearing and wool industry.
- From 1990 until 1995 Andrew worked in the Coolah, Dunedoo and Dubbo districts as a station hand with a period in the Guyra district as a shedhand.
- Once the shearer has taken the wool off the sheep, the shedhand gathers it up and throws it on a special table so that it lies flat to enable the lower-grade portions of the fleece to be removed.
- A shearing gang comprises of four shearers, two or three shedhands and a presser.
- The machines are humming again, the shedhands begin to sing and some of the weariness falls away.
- He even questions whether the farmer should supply the sheep, and provide shearers and shedhands with basic amenities, like clean water and accommodation.
- I got a young shedhand to have a few drinks with him and tell him he was waiting for a shed to start.
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