Ground contact 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Powerful-looking tractor tires may not have more pull in the field.

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Ground contact 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Powerful-looking tractor tires may not have more pull in the field....

For the farm department 

Farm-fueled pickups. Biodiesel gets nod from Deere. Check definition of “soy diesel”. Equipment tune-up tips. Pumped-up mid-size ATVs. Muffler adds torque to ATVs. Blowout warning. Smart sump pump.

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Too much tire? 

By: Wayne Wenzel

Duals and triples give farmers more options. The price may be fuel economy.

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Tire tips 

Taking time to tend to tractor tires could pay off at the diesel pump and in the field. George Ronai of Alliance Tire shares these simple, performance-boosting...

For the farm 

Heavy-duty adhesive It keeps the seats of the Redskin Stadium bolted to the ground and holds up the Empire State Building. Now you can anchor just about...

Top-yielding tires 

By: Karen McMahon

Skimping on tires or ignoring the value of tracks could be crimping your yields, and profits.In some circles, Francis Childs is a legend. The Manchester,...

Shop department 

By: FIN Staff

Wild weldingWant to add a little excitement to mundane welding jobs in your farm shop? Try on the Hoodlum Helmet, designed to combine good looks with...

Tire safety 

By: Machinery

Even if you can change tractor tires blindfolded, you'll find useful information in the tire safety portion of Gempler's Web site.Step-by-step instructions...

New from the Farm Progress Show 

By: Karen McMahon

Neither mud nor cool weather could keep multitudes of farmers away from the 1999 Farm Progress Show located in the heart of Iowa's Amana Colonies.Small...

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