Oil Care For Automobiles On Farm Equipment
An old guide stresses avoiding interior oil use in engines and urges careful oil changes. It recommends testing two oils side by side, draining old oil completely, washing the motor with kerosene before refilling, and properly removing and replacing the drain plug to ensure a clean crankcase.
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Practical notes on engine care and tool keeping from a farmer manual
The extract provides step by step guidance on starting and running a kerosene fueled engine, including purging oil, air changes, and ignition timing. It covers cleaning spark plugs, draining and filtering oil, and the need for fresh air after long runs. It also discusses using dirty crankcase oil as transmission grease, maintaining a workbench with basic tools, and selecting reliable hand tools for farming repairs. It emphasizes cautious use of oil and waxlike residues, and argues for practical, economical maintenance practices to save time and extend equipment life.
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Carpenter Tools In the Work of Keeping Up a Farm
In this early 20th century labor piece by J. A. Swenson, an instructor in woodwork at U. A. C, a farmer orders tasks to repair farm gear and mend harness as he contemplates fixing a double-tree and stows away a brace, thinking of weather and repairs before returning to the wheat patch.
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Simple Home Seed Testing Valuable for Idaho Farmers
POCATELLO Idaho April 25 A simple at home seed test announced by Seed Commissioner Pat Wenger promises help to Idaho farmers and others. The method uses a moist blotter and sand to gauge germination, with careful moisture control and temperature. The process requires count of seeds and careful layering in an ordinary dish to observe germination rates.
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Cheaper and better than horses on Minnesota farms
Edican argues a horse is costly and inefficient on farms. A horse costs 200 to 225 dollars yearly and provides 3 to 3.5 hours of labor daily. He says the Universal Tractor could replace six to eight horses, boosting efficiency. Data from Minnesota farmers supports lower operating costs with tractors.
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Employment gain through Federal Bureau aids returning men
Many men, both returned servicemen and others, are finding work via the Federal Employment Bureau after the office moved from Brigham Hotel to a new building. Director Teckel states that 92 percent of positions are now filled as men respond more readily, easing heavy job demand. Read the Classified Ads.
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Salestian Seeks Independent Stele Admission to League
A Tw session at Aniyeint discusses resolution proposing Salestian independence and admission to the National League. The meeting debates status, governance, and potential impact on regional balance within the league framework.
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