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Tracteurs agricoles: Historique, restauration, tours de main et caractéristiques techniques
Collectionneurs et passionnés vont pouvoir enfin trouver des données techniques pour préparer, régler ou remettre en état les organes principaux de plus de 70 modèles de tracteurs agricoles fabriqués entre 1945 et 1960. E n complément, sont présentés des cotes de réparation et de bon fonctionnement, un historique original abondamment illustré et également des "tours de main" receuillis après d'artisans chevronnés de mécanique.
Autor:
Hubert Terrier
Ausführung:
224 Seiten, 31 x 23.5 cm, gebunden
Abbildungen:
300 Fotos
Verlag:
ETAI (F, )
EAN:
9782726882665
Tracteurs agricoles: Historique, restauration, tours de main et caractéristiques techniques
Das ultimative Traktor-Schrauberbuch - Reparatur, Restaurierung, Werkzeug
Marcel Schoch ist ein absoluter Kenner für alles zum Thema Traktor: Reparatur und Restaurierung von Old- und Youngtimern kann er leicht verständlich für jeden »Traktoristen« darstellen. Viele Schritt-für-Schritt-Fotos und -anleitungen, Tipps und Tricks sind seine Stärken und machen das Buch gleicherweise attraktiv für Einsteiger und Fortgeschrittene. Auch die nötigen Werkzeuge und deren Handhabung sowie wichtige Kauftipps werden in dem kompetenten Ratgeber vorgestellt.
Das perfekte Schrauberbuch für Traktor-Liebhaber
Deutlich erweiterte Neuausgabe des Traktorklassikers
Mit vielen Schritt-für-Schritt-Aufnahmen und -anleitungen für Einsteiger und Fortgeschrittene
Autor:
Marcel Schoch, Mario Reitmeier
Ausführung:
288 Seiten, 29.5 x 23 x 2.9 cm, gebunden
Abbildungen:
850 Illustrationen
Verlag:
GeraMond Verlag (D, 2022)
EAN:
9783964532534
Das ultimative Traktor-Schrauberbuch - Reparatur, Restaurierung, Werkzeug
A complete guide to the subject, looking at how to initially purchase a tractor, through private means or at auction, and then how to restore it back to its former glory, as it would have looked when it left the factory. It is even possible to preserve a classic tractor in its working condition, which has a unique appeal to some tractor collectors and in some ways is harder than a full restoration to undertake.
Practical techniques have been amply illustrated throughout the book, ranging from the simple use of a lathe or milling machine to the making from scratch of various tools useful in restoration work. Rather than just replacing items such as carburettor, starter motor or dynamo, practical advice is given on how to test and rebuild these compondents back to full operation. Fifty-two practical picture spreads show techniques suitable for restorers of all levels of skill.
This book features hundreds of helpful full-color photographs, proven tips and techniques, and money-saving advice from restorers who know what works...and what doesn't. Tractor expert Tharran Gaines walks you step by step through the restoration techniques applicable to all of the most popular and collectible makes, covering: - Shopping for a tractor and setting up shop - Engine disassembly and rebuild - Clutches and transmissions - Final drives and brakes - Steering - Hydraulic, electrical, and fuel systems - Tires and wheels - Body repair, painting, and decals.
There's even information on antique tractor shows and demos, as well as a handy updated section on parts sources. John Deere, Ford, Farmall, Allis-Chalmers, Minneapolis-Moline, and more...no matter your passion, with Gaines' guidance you will be well on your way to transforming that old tractor into a shiny "new" classic!
Finally! A restoration guide with the kind of detail needed for a first-class job. "How to Restore Your Farm Tractor" is packed with hundreds of helpful full-color photographs, proven tips and techniques, and money-saving advice from restorers who know what works . . . and what doesn't.
Tharran Gaines' expert DIY guide will walk you step-by-step through the complete restoration of your tractor, from disassembly to engine rebuild, electrics, painting, and final detailing. There's even a handy section on parts sources. So, no matter if you favor John Deeres, Fords, Farmalls, A-Cs, or Minnie-Mos, with Gaines' guidance, you're well on your way to showing off your shiny "new" classic tractor!
