The modern gas tractor
its construction, utility, operation and repair; a practical treatise defining every branch of up-to-date gas tractor engineering, driving and maintenance in a non-technical manner. Considers fully all types of power plants and their components, methods of drive and speed changing mechanisms. Describes design and construction of all parts, their installation and adjustment as well as practical application of tractors in the field
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Author
Publication
1913 - Norman W. Henley Publishing co., New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
118,750 words, Guess
Page Count
475 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegastractorcons00page
- Library of Congress Control Number13025450
- OCLC Control Number3766629
- Open LibraryOL6562509M
Classifications
- LCCTJ777.F3 F3
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- The modern gas tractor: its construction, utility, operation and repair; a practical treatise defining every branch of up-to-date gas tractor engineering, driving and maintenance in a non-technical manner. Considers fully all types of power plants and their components, methods of drive and speed changing mechanisms. Describes design and construction of all parts, their installation and adjustment as well as practical application of tractors in the field
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