Educating the agriculture community on every aspect of today’s complex farm machinery.
Intake, compression, power, and exhaust are the four strokes of an Otto cycle engine design. Within the engineering community, the…
Collecting, maintaining, and running antique iron often rewards a newcomer with a level of success that can bewilder the seasoned…
With the distributor and carburetor already covered in previous installments, it is now time to make your tractor run as…
Three things need to happen to gasoline to allow for combustion in an engine. It needs to be broken down…
Author’s note: This is Part 1 in a three-part series. Part 2 covers servicing a carburetor, while the last installment…
My name is Ray Bohacz, and I know that success on the farm is a three-legged stool: agronomy, business, and machinery. I have always believed and life has taught me, that great judgement in the first two areas can quickly be evaporated by poor decisions in the farm shop in regard to maintenance and repair.
