Engines: Compact equipment (Fundamentals of service)

John Deere and Company

John Deere Publishing

Air Conditioning (Fundamentals of service)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Unknown, Author

Home Improvement & Design

Covers the basic hand tools widely used in shop work. Emphasizes safety & use of the right tool for each job. Tells how to keep tools in good shape for good performance & long use. Presents the idea that a good serviceman is one who uses his brain as well as his hands. Text includes handy tables of frequently used weights & measures. Has fastener torque guide for various types of fasteners "Test Yourself" section helps students measure learning progress. CONTENTS: Screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, wrenches, torque wrenches, chisels, punches, files, hacksaws, vises, soldering equipment, clamps, twist drills, feeler gauges, micrometers, gauges & testers, safety rules & weights & measures.

Shop Tools (Fundamentals of service)

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Discusses purposes & uses of different types of hay & forage equipment. Gives theory of operation for each type of machine using color illustrations. Covers all types - mower, conditioners, rakes, balers, handling systems, cubers, choppers, blowers, & forage harvesters. Explains new large-package hay-handling systems. Explains proper operation & field adjustments. Shows correct steps in maintenance, storage & troubleshooting. CONTENTS: Harvesting methods, planning of harvest, mowers & conditioners, windrowers, rakes, balers, bale wagons, large rollbalers, loose hay stack wagons, hay cubers, choppers, forage harvesters, forage wagons, forage blowers, field operation & adjustments, selection of equipment, comparing harvesting systems, management of total systems & glossary & tables.

Hay and Forage Harvesting

Education & Teaching

Studying & Workbooks

Engines: Instructors' Guide

Larry A. Riney

Transportation

Covers how it works. Discusses the basics of current, voltage & resistance. Shows various types of electrical circuits. Explains generators & alternators plus the new transistorized regulators. Tells how to maintain the circuits for safety & long service. CONTENTS: Basic principles, basic circuits, testing equipment, storage batteries, charging circuits, starting circuits, ignition circuits, electronic ignition circuits, lighting circuits, accessory circuits, connectors, monitors & controllers, maintenance, troubleshooting & terms & symbols.

Electronic and Electrical Systems: Student Guide

Hathaway, L.R.

Kuthar, J.E.

Electronic and Electrical Systems: Instructor's Guide

L.R. Hathaway

This describes many various kinds of pesticides, their toxicity, calibrations and proper applications. Also, very practical management methods and application techniques are covered in detail. This book has over 850 pictures, charts, tables, graphs, and other illustrations. Filled with EPA, OSHA, and other regulatory agency standards and suggested ways to meet or exceed those standards. Some topics covered are accurate identification of weeds, insects, and diseases, and effective ways to control them. Includes 500 pest-identification photos in full-color.

Chemical Application Management (Fundamentals of Machine Operation)

Aaron Kiess

Reference

Fuels, Lubricants, and Coolants (Fundamentals of Service (Textbooks Paperback))

Until now, techniques for analyzing machinery replacement decisions have not kept pace with the technology of machinery design and development. While machinery design improves almost annually, information to provide a similar level of technology for replacement decisions has been almost nonexistent...until now. This book is designed to bring together two important aspects of a machinery replacement decision. First, it offers a real world comparative cost analysis of machinery replacement alternatives: repair and keep using your present machine; trade for a new machine; trade for a used machine; rent or lease a machine; or use a custom operator. It allows an owner to determine the best time to trade, or consider the size and number of machines to own. The comparative analysis is based on net unit cost (i.e., cost per acre or cost per hour of use). Net unit cost simulates your cash flow over a specified period of time. It includes such important considerations as income tax credit and timeliness costs. Second, it develops an analysis of your financial situation to help determine the feasibility of each alternative. The financial analysis includes consideration of new family income; cash flows; debt obligations; and machinery loans. References are provided throughout the book and in the appendix that helps you adept depreciation, repairs, and timeliness costs that apply to your own situation. The final product is the selection of the best alternative that can be financially supported from your farm income. Its own software for computer users supports this book. You can even print the results in a format that will support a loan application to finance replacing or repairing your equipment.

Machinery Replacement Strategies with Supporting Software

Science & Math

Wendell Bowers

Biological Sciences

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