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2010
What to Look for When Buying a Used Tractor (12-Feb-10)
High on the list of priorities for many small farmers who don't already own one is the purchase of a suitable tractor. A tractor is the ultimate piece of machinery, its versatility means it can be applied to a wide range of jobs, irrespective of farming venture. Some small farmers may not even need the services of a tractor; contracting out any work may be the cheaper option compared to the purchase and maintenance of a tractor and implements.
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Specialist Tools Simplify Tricky Jobs (5-Jan-10)
Farmers can overcome the frustrating job of loosening a nut or bolt in a tight spot with a range of specialist hand tools. Sometimes it seems manufacturers fail to consider service access when designing machinery. Difficult-to-access areas are often too tight to fit a hand, let alone a spanner as well.
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Handy Tips For Troublesome Engines (5-Jan-10)
While there are many brands of stationary engine on the market, troubleshooting tips will apply to most models. This article explains how to fault-find in an engine that refuses to start and outlines some of the more unusual problems that might be difficult to determine.
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Preparing The Right Mix For Solid Concrete (5-Jan-10)
With concrete being one of the most useful building materials, there are countless applications for its use on-farm. The most common uses of concrete are for shed floors and footings, bunkers, post footings and stockyards.
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