Farm Mechanics
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Workiyig Instruction: Follow instruction as outlined in Sec.
251. Pay especial attention when studying a stationary engine to its general construction, the ignition system, system of carburation, method of cooling, oiling devices, type of governor, and determine for what type of work the engine is best suited. In addition, for tractors and trucks, note how the power goes from engine to drive wheels, the clutch, transmission, differential and drive shaft and observe the lever control. Note the w...heel construction, fenders for protection, seat, arrangement of fuel tanks, etc.
CHAPTER XXVIII Projects in Farm Machinery Operation 258. Conditions for Carrying Out Projects. While this series of projects can be carried on at the same time with the study of machinery, they are better adapted for home projects and can be carried on as outside assignments under actual farm conditions along with production projects, such Fig. 306. Plowing with horse-drawn riding plow.
as growing five acres of corn, an acre of potatoes, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Workiyig Instruction: Follow instruction as outlined in Sec.
251. Pay especial attention when studying a stationary engine to its general construction, the ignition system, system of carburation, method of cooling, oiling devices, type of governor, and determine for what type of work the engine is best suited. In addition, for tractors and trucks, note how the power goes from engine to drive wheels, the clutch, transmission, differential and drive shaft and observe the lever control. Note the w...heel construction, fenders for protection, seat, arrangement of fuel tanks, etc.
CHAPTER XXVIII Projects in Farm Machinery Operation 258. Conditions for Carrying Out Projects. While this series of projects can be carried on at the same time with the study of machinery, they are better adapted for home projects and can be carried on as outside assignments under actual farm conditions along with production projects, such Fig. 306. Plowing with horse-drawn riding plow.
as growing five acres of corn, an acre of potatoes, etc.
What to read after Farm Mechanics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawshaw, Fred D. (Fred Duane), B. 1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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