A cane for olives, if there is a knot at its end, it is susceptible to tumah-contamination; and if not, it is not susceptible to tumah-contamination. In either case it may be taken on the Sabbath.

R’ Yose says: All utensils may be taken except for a large saw and a colter. All utensils may be taken either out of necessity or not out of necessity. R’ Nechemiah says: They may not be taken except out of necessity.

All utensils which may be taken on the Sabbath, fragments of them may [also] be taken with them, provided they can [still] be used to perform some sort of task; [for example,] fragments of a mixing bowl with which to cover the mouth of a cask, [or] fragments of a glass with which to cover the mouth of a flask. R’ Yehudah says: Provided they can [still] perform in the nature of their [former] task; [for example,] fragments of a mixing bowl into which to pour porridge, [or] fragments of a glass into which to pour oil.

A stone that is in a gourd-shell, if water can be drawn with it without its falling out, we may draw [water] with it; and if not, we may not draw [water] with it. A branch that is tied to a pitcher, we may draw water with it on the Sabbath.