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Know Your Farm Machinery
Know Your Farm Machinery follows on from the successful publication of Know Your Tractors, Know Your Combines and Know Your Classic Tractors.This pocket-sized book details 43 types of farm machinery most commonly seen on farms today including ploughs, cultivators, drills, spreaders and balers. A photograph of each machine is included.Chris Lockwood is a Suffolk based freelance agricultural journalist and producer of a long list of farming and farm machinery DVDs. This is his fourth book in the popular Know Your series.
Farm Machinery
Farm Machinery has long been the standard book on current theory and practice for both students and farmers. This fully revised 5th edition incorporates new text and photographs which reflect the many changes and developments that have taken place over the last decade. This new text has been added to complement earlier material concerning the working principles, operation and maintenance of vast array of the somewhat less sophisticated farm tractors and farm machines in use on British farms in the twenty-first century. There are chapters on tractors, cultivation and drilling machinery, crop treatment and harvest machinery. Further sections deal with farmyard and estate maintenance machinery, mechanical handlers, dairy equipment, irrigation, farm power and the farm workshop.
Farm Machinery - Tractors - A Collection of Articles on the Operation, Mechanics and Maintenance of Tractors
This book contains a collection of classic articles on the subject of tractors. They primarily deal with the operation, mechanics, repair, and maintenance of tractors, offering simple instructions and invaluable tips for those with a practical interest in the subject. “Farm Machinery – Tractors” will appeal fans of vintage tractors and those looking to find out more about the history of agricultural machinery. Contents include: “Agricultural Tools And Machinery”, “The Tractor As A Source Of Power”, “Overturning Of Tractors”, “Hints When Buying A Tractor”, “Tractor Engines (1): Spark-Ignition”, “Tractor Engines (2): Compression-Ignition (Diesel)”, “Tractor Overhaul And Maintenance”, “Tractors: Development And Principles Of Operation”, “Tractor Types: Constructional”, “Features”, “Tractors”, “Working Principles Of Tractor Engines”, etc. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially-commissioned new introduction on agricultural tools and machinery.
Basic Farm Machinery
The agricultural tractor. The cooling system. The lubrication system. The fuel system. The ignition system. The transmission system. The tractor hydraulic system. The power take-off shaft. Mechanical principles. Electricity. Heat. Materials. Workshop tools. Ploughts. Cultivation machinery. Corn drills. Fertilizer distributors. Farmyrad manure spreaders. Groound crop sprayers. Mowers. Haymaking machinery. Balers. Forage harvesters. The buckake. The combine harvester. Potato crop machinery. Sugar-beet crop machinery. The electric fecer. Milking machinery. Safety on the farm. Metric tables.
Farm Implements and Farm Machinery
Reprint of the original, first published in 1869.
Farm Machinery, 6th Edition
Farm Machinery is the standard book on the current theory and practice of farm mechanisation for students and farmers. First published in 1979, this new sixth edition incorporates much new text together with 280 new colour photographs illustrating the steady flow of developments in farm mechanisation that have taken place over the past decade. Recent advances in computer technology and satellite field mapping are included and new content enriches the earlier material dealing with the working principles and operation of the vast array of the somewhat less sophisticated farm tractors and machines still in use on British farms. There are chapters on tractors, cultivation and drilling equipment,...
Farm Machinery Mechanisms
Development of farm machinery mechanisms; The farm and industrial equipment industry; Machinery testing; Mechanism; Static; Motion; Linkages; Strenght; Assembly; Energy; Power transmission; Hydraulic; Efficient distribution.
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