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Randy Leffingwell, 2004, paperback, 192 pages

With evocative colour photography and a well researched text, this book traces the history of Ford's involvement in manufacturing agricultural machinery.
With many successes including the Fordson and Ford-Ferguson 9N, the author examines the various machines through to modern times.
The author also analyses the mergers, buyouts and the ultimate separation between Ford tractors and the Ford Motor Company.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  FM022

£12.99

Randy Leffingwell, 2001, paperback, 96 pages

Randy Leffingwell provides a detailed and informative guide to the Ford manufactured tractors of the 1950s.  Includes the traditional 8N and Fordson Major as well as the Workmaster, New Major and Dexta Diesel.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  FM023

£9.99

Chester Peterson, 1997, paperback, 128 pages

This US published book contains more than 200 illustrations from where the author has tracked down restored examples of the Ford N-Series and photographed them.
Details are also provided for restorers and collectors.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  FM024

£16.99

Robert Pripps, 1992, paperback, 128 pages

Ford has become one of the most recognised names in the history of farm machinery manufacture.  This book provides details on the models which made the company's tractor division world famous including the N-Series, Fordson, Ford and Ferguson.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  FM025

£14.99

Stuart Gibbard, 2003, hardback, 288 pages

The story of five British engineering companies that produced successful ranges of agricultural or earthmoving equipment.  County, Doe, Chaseside, Muir-Hill, Matbro and Bray all made extensive use of the Ford tractor skid unit as a basis for their machines.

REF:  FM071

£24.95

Rick Kubik, 2005, paperback, 144 pages

Presenting 30 projects that aim to help the reader keep their tractor in working order.  This DIY guide is written to apply to the 1960s, 1970s and later models.  In addition to basic preventative maintenance, this book features projects that are organised by vehicle system, each one accompanied by a sidebar detailing the time, tools, money and skills necessary to complete the project.  Includes 200 colour photographs.  Published in the US.

REF:  FM079

£16.99

Tharran Gaines, 2003, paperback, 224 pages

Publicised as the ultimate DIY guide to rebuilding and restoring JD 2 cylinder machines,  the author provides 400 colour photographs to help demonstrate the procedures for overhauling the engine and restoring major components.
Topics include carburettor restoration, engine repair and rebuilding, repairing tyres and wheels, steering, brakes and painting.
There is also a troubleshooting section and invaluable advice on what tasks are best left to professionals.

Spencer Yost, 2002, paperback, 160 pages

With more than 500 illustrations, Spencer Yost explains how to restore John Deere two cylinder tractors from engine repairs to painting and the finishing touches.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  FM028

£16.99

Robert Pripps, 2004, paperback, 175 pages

Whether for shows, rallies or simply work, this practical guide provides invaluable tips and techniques on how to restore tractors.
Chapters include cooling systems, body work, painting, clutch and transmission rebuilding, engine rebuilding and restoration and carburettor fuel systems.

Rick Kubik, 2005, paperback, 128 pages

Rick Kubik provides safety advice, operation and function information, routine maintenance techniques, basic repair instructions and a troubleshooting section.  Includes 150 colour illustrations.  Published in America.

REF:  FM077

£14.99

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