New from the National Farm Machinery ShowBy: by Mike Boyatt, Karen McMahon and Wayne Wenzel The 2003 National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville billed itself as “the showcase for the future of agriculture.” ...Stopping powerBy: Paul Hartley Air-disc brakes could help farm trucks meet new requirements. Sometime in the coming months, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)... Mud, Sweat & GearsBy: by Wayne Wenzel Farmers find the gas pedal on new pickups at the 2002 Team FIN Truck Rodeo.... Your inputBuying a used semi. Farm accounting software. V-subsoiler. How to reach us.... Contest!Win a test drive If you've always wanted to test drive a new ATV, utility vehicle or pickup truck, here's your chance. Farm Industry News is planning... New products for truck bedsBy: Roxanne Furlong Aesthetics aside, protecting the surface of your truck's bed will help eliminate scratches and dents from toolboxes, parts and even hogs that can lead... Friendly pickupsBy: AP online In a rebuttal to Ford's claim as the environmentally friendly automaker and its announcement to increase the fuel economy of its SUVs, GM Vice Chairman... |
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