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22 - Vol 6 - Issue 2 - Summer 1997

Price £4.00

This issue has some top ideas - like steel drivers for Cat Challengers - devised by an Ontario farmer who found the tracks slipped on the original drivers. There's a combine blade replacing tool which means you don't have to remove the blade. This little jig supports the knife so you can do the job in a fraction of the normal time. And n air driven door system for abreast parlours,; a huge home made self prop harvester from Kansas; a brilliant multi-purpose transport box for ewes and lambs or 40 conventional bales... a great issue of this fantastic farming magazine.