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Tools and Machinery for the Smallholder

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Tools and Machinery for the Smallholder

An Essential Guide to Their Use and Maintenance

John Bezzant  

Colour photographs, Illustrations
192 pages
Publisher: Crowood Press, UK



   
Hardback - 2011
ISBN: 9781847972361 - AU $ 54.95
 

 A wide range of tools and equipment, from compact tractors to chainsaws and from winches to torque wrenches, are employed on today's productive and efficiently organised smallholdings. There are few publications that provide the smallholder with comprehensive, technical and maintenance information and this well-illustrated book helps to fill a gap.

The author, who is himself a smallholder, has worked with technical experts from some of the world's leading tool and machinery manufacturers whilst writing this remarkable book.

 

 
  • Describes how to safely operate a compact tractor, essential tractor implements and 'tow behind' equipment
  • Considers how engines, both large and small, function and how they can be maintained in safe working order
  • Discusses how to use chainsaws safely and how to maintain them
  • Examines manual and portable electric winches and how they should be rigged and operated
  • Demonstrates how you can teach yourself to weld
  • Covers the safe use and general maintenance of all terrain vehicles
  • Provides guidance on the correct use of hand tools
 

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