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This book presents the most complete and authoritative text available for those wishing to restore their Farmall Cub, Cub Lo-Boy and Cub Cadet, from their inception in the 1940s through the end of pro…
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This book presents the most complete and authoritative text available for those wishing to restore their Farmall Cub, Cub Lo-Boy and Cub Cadet, from their inception in the 1940s through the end of production. The detailed text includes hard-to-find information on the development and design of each model. Hardcover, 128 pages, printed in 2004.
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Garden tractors have come a long way. And as anyone who has acquired a few acres knows, these are the machines that do the work. The tilling and mowing and pulling and plowing that makes a small farm …
Garden tractors have come a long way. And as anyone who has acquired a few acres knows, these are the machines that do the work. The tilling and mowing and pulling and plowing that makes a small farm or a vast garden grow. This illustrated history features the brands that have endeared themselves to landowners everywhere — the Cub Cadets and John Deeres, Simplicitys and Fords, Ariens, and Kubotas that, in their can-do engineering, dependability, and bright good looks, are more than mere machines around the yard and small farm. Accompanied by current and vintage images of these indefiable machines, this chronicle of the garden tractor is a wonderful testament to what makes America work, furrow by furrow. This copy of Garden Tractors: Deere, Cub Cadet, and All the Rest is signed by the author, Oscar H. Will.
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Your antique tractor holds a special place in your heart. Wheather it's been in your shed for years or it's a recent purchase, you have a strong connection to your tractor. In order to keep your inves…
Your antique tractor holds a special place in your heart. Wheather it's been in your shed for years or it's a recent purchase, you have a strong connection to your tractor. In order to keep your investment in top condition, it requires a lot of maintenance and patience. This book will keep your antique tractor alive and running. From the very beginning steps of researching and buying your tractor to rebuilding the engine and repairing the sheet metal, this book has it all. All tractor models, such as John Deere, Ford, Farmall, Allis-Chalmers, and Oliver, are included. A detailed appendix lists a vast number of resources that will help you on your quest to find that rare part or exact replica decal for your tractor. Classic tractors hold a large sentimental value for many, but they're also tractors that are meant to be driven! No matter if you are using your tractor to help on the farm. compete in the local pulls, or for show, How to Keep Your Classic Tractor Alive has everything that you'll need to know to keep it in perfect running condition for many years to come. About the Author: Specer Yost is a contracting software engineer and operates two antique tractor websites. He and his wife live on a farm in northwestern North Carolina.
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