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45 - Vol 12 - Issue 1 - Spring 2003

Price £4.00

Cover story: JCB Fastrac has permanently filthy mirrors when carting beet, so driver solves the problem by fitting small size wipers complete with electric washers. Also: Simple flat rate parlour feeder; modified grass aerator; effective bird scarer; 'agriculturalised' Leyland Crusader truck; retro-fitted trailer air brakes and 40 other farm innovations contributed by working farmers, workers and contractors.