Farm Mechanies
Farm Mechanies
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In fact, suitable tools will often give an inspiration to do repair jobs that would not be attempted when inadequate tools are provided. Many of FIG. 305. Principal tools needed in implement repair: 1. Die-stock.
2. Dies.
3. Tap.
4. Stock.
5. Hack-saw.
7. End wrenches.
8. Crescent wrench.
9. Rule.
10. Drill bits.
11. Hammers.
12. Punches.
13. Cold chisel.
14. Monkey wrench.
15. Crescent wrench.
16. Stillson wrench.
17. Trimo wrench.
18. Tin snips, 19. Pliers.
20. Cutting pliers.
21. Screw-drive...r.
22. Flat files.
24. Round file.
25. Triangular file.
26. File handle.
27. Knife.
28. Breast drill.
the tools described in the sections on woodworking and metal- working are needed for machine repair and adjustment. There 272 TOOLS AND MATERIALS 273 are a few not included in either of these lists that will be men- tioned here. All the tools of this group are used without a forge. In fact, the great majority of machinery repair jobs on the farm are "cold jobs" that are made in the field or in the machinery shed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, suitable tools will often give an inspiration to do repair jobs that would not be attempted when inadequate tools are provided. Many of FIG. 305. Principal tools needed in implement repair: 1. Die-stock.
2. Dies.
3. Tap.
4. Stock.
5. Hack-saw.
7. End wrenches.
8. Crescent wrench.
9. Rule.
10. Drill bits.
11. Hammers.
12. Punches.
13. Cold chisel.
14. Monkey wrench.
15. Crescent wrench.
16. Stillson wrench.
17. Trimo wrench.
18. Tin snips, 19. Pliers.
20. Cutting pliers.
21. Screw-drive...r.
22. Flat files.
24. Round file.
25. Triangular file.
26. File handle.
27. Knife.
28. Breast drill.
the tools described in the sections on woodworking and metal- working are needed for machine repair and adjustment. There 272 TOOLS AND MATERIALS 273 are a few not included in either of these lists that will be men- tioned here. All the tools of this group are used without a forge. In fact, the great majority of machinery repair jobs on the farm are "cold jobs" that are made in the field or in the machinery shed.
What to read after Farm Mechanies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred D Fred Duane Crawshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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