"Farm Engines and How to Run Them: The Young Engineer's Guide" by James H. Stephenson is a guide designed for both new and seasoned engineers, offering detailed advice on using and taking care of farm engines and boilers, especially traction and gasoline engines. The book starts with a preface that explains its goal: to give straightforward advice to young engineers, avoiding confusing language while making sure they fully understand how engines work. The first chapter discusses key things to think about when buying an engine, like what you'll use it for, the size of the boiler, the types of fuel it uses, and needed equipment. It carefully explains how to choose the correct engine for different needs and situations, stressing that knowing what the engine can do is crucial for using it well. It also points out that making smart choices is essential for improving how well the engine works and cutting down on costs, helping to build a strong understanding before readers begin to explore engine management techniques.

Farm Engines and How to Run Them: The Young Engineer's Guide
By James H. Stephenson
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Discover how to select, manage, and maintain farm engines, ensuring efficient operation and cost reduction in the early 20th century.
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