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Antique farm tractor book john deere diesel implements
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Enter into the era of a time; .......a time when the progress in farm power began to make big business farming a possibility"
In the teens.....horses and mules ruled the farm......now just a few short decades later, gasoline and diesel engines provide the workforce needed to plow more acres than ever before possible!
"Tractor power has replaced the mule and horse......and many farm implements that were essential just 25 years ago (1920's) have been put aside. Many implements that are commonplace today were not even a dream in the 30's and 40's."
"Power farming has taken over the farm"
It is the aim of this book to provide a brief but practical course in the operation, care, and repair of tractors and the more important farm implements.
If you own and enjoy working on this era of tractors, this book will be a great help!
Just in the area of how to service the implements.....aside from owning a manual on each piece.....this book stands alone!
Use this book and enjoy it! If you are unhappy with it for whatever reason just return it within the next 365 days (a year) and I will refund your money 100%.
The Farm Tractor (John Deere's that is)
Engine Fundamentals.....Gasoline engines.....LP-Gas Tractors......The Diesel Tractor
Moldboard Plows......Disk Plows.....Tillers.....Harrows.......Pulverizes.....Cultivators
WOW... fast... fair... and on the ball !!!!! Thanks.
If not, then this is the only one I have.
This is a hardcover book in good condition with light cover wear.
It contains 279 pages, Measures about 9" x 6", and is Dated 1957 Deere and Company, Moline Illinois
If you want this book but can't pay for it right now I will work with you, just send me an email. No problem!
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