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FARM MACHINERY: PRACTICAL HINTS FOR HANDYMEN

FARM MACHINERY: PRACTICAL HINTS FOR HANDYMEN
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Honoring the legacy of American mechanical know-how, this classic guide presents the principles of mechanics as well as step-by-step instruction on how to build and repair all types of farm machinery, advice practical enough to use on today’s modern farms.

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