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Farm Engines and How to Run Them: The Young Engineer's Guide

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About This Book

This practical manual explains selection, components, and safe operation of farm stationary, traction, and portable engines and boilers, with step-by-step guidance on firing, boiler care, road handling, maintenance, and fuel economy. It describes engine and boiler parts in clear terms, compares types (direct-flue, return-flue, simple and compound steam engines, gasoline engines), offers advice on purchasing and equipping machines, and includes guidance for running threshing machinery. Numerous inspection and troubleshooting tips, many examination-style questions and answers, and brief profiles of commercial traction makes support hands-on learning for novices and experienced operators alike.

About the Author

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James H. Stephenson

James H. Stephenson was an author known for his contributions to engineering literature, particularly in the realm of agricultural machinery. His notable work, "Farm Engines and How to Run Them: The Young Engineer's Guide," serves as a practical manual aimed at young engineers and those interested in the operation of farm engines. Through this guide, Stephenson provides insights into the mechanics and management of farm machinery, reflecting the technological advancements of his time. His writing is characterized by a clear instructional style, making complex concepts accessible to readers eager to learn about engineering in the agricultural sector.

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