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Vintage and Classic Tractor Restoration
Vintage and Classic Tractor Restoration is a complete guide to the subject, looking at how to initially purchase a tractor, through private means or at auction, and then how to restore it back to its former glory, as it would have looked when it left the factory. It is even possible to preserve a classic tractor in its working condition, which has a unique appeal to some tractor collectors and in some ways is harder than a full restoration to undertake. Practical techniques have been amply illustrated throughout the book, ranging from the simple use of a lathe or milling machine to the making from scratch of various tools useful in restoration work. Rather than just replacing items such as c...
Vintage Tractors
The tractor ndash; a self-propelled machine powered by an internal combustion engine and designed to pull, carry or drive other implements, machines and vehicles used in agriculture ndash; is an essential part of modern farming. A vintage tractor is one that was on the market before 1952. By 1910 ten thousand tractors were at work in North America, but in Britain fewer than fifty. However, they steadily gained ground and few farmers persisted for long with other methods after the Second World War. This book tells the fascinating story of the development of the tractor, particularly in Britain, and illustrates many examples. About the author The late Charles L. Cawood farmed 200 acres of grass and arable land on the Yorkshire Wolds. He made an intensive study of the development of farm tractors and possessed a large collection of tractor literature. This reprint has been updated by Nick Baldwin, who is currently working on an Andash;Z of world tractors for Tractors and Machinery magazine published by Kelsey Publishing.
Vintage Tractors
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The Tractor Factor
With tractor historian Robert N. Pripps, take a close look at some of the most collectible vintage tractors from the United States, the UK, Germany, Holland, France, and other countries. Vintage farm tractors are revered throughout the world as the source of mechanical labor, allowing the revolution of farming to take place in the twentieth century. Some of the most interesting tractors are also the rarest, since they were produced in very small quantities. These include one-of-a-kind modified models; very, very old machines; and models produced by one of the many companies that made tractors for only a short time. The Tractor Factor is a richly illustrated book that reveals what makes a tractor collectible, showcases the rarest models, gives a history of the marque, and details specific finds. Robert N. Pripps, a leading tractor historian, covers models from the United States, the UK, Germany, Holland, France, and other countries. Pripps' expertise, paired with the stunning photography of Ralph W. Sanders and Andrew Morland, makes The Tractor Factor a book no fan of these paradigm-changing machines will want to miss!
The Field Guide to Vintage Farm Tractors
Contains over three hundred color photos of U.S. and Canadian vintage farm tractors from 1900 through 1960 including brief histories, model runs, and specification details of over five hundred models.
