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W H Kern, specialist in farm machinery, Extension Division, University of Arkansas, warns that Arkansas averages about 8 million dollars annual loss on farm machinery. Neglect and improper care accelerate depreciation up to 40 percent yearly, with rust and rot shortening life. Proper housing, painting, oiling, and scheduled maintenance can extend machinery life and cut future repair costs, saving dollars and boosting efficiency.
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