doubletree

/ˈdʌbəlˌtri/
noun
  1. A crossbar on a vehicle or plow to which two animals are harnessed side by side.
    • He checked the doubletree to make sure it was securely fastened to the plow.
    • The farmer attached the horses to the doubletree before plowing the field.
    • The old wagon had a sturdy doubletree made of oak.