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Garden Tractors

Deere, Cub Cadet, Wheel Horse, and All the Rest, 1930s to Current

Garden Tractors Deere, Cub Cadet, Wheel Horse, and All the Rest, 1930s to Current
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Format: Hardcover, 128 Pages
Item: 144595
ISBN: 9780760331965
Publisher: Voyageur Press
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Illustrations: 100 color & 50 b/w photos
Size: 8.5 x 11
Weight: 1.75 lb.
Edition: First
Published: February 15th 2009
DC: AP
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Garden tractors have come a long way.  And as anyone who has acquired a few acres knows, these are the machines that do the yeoman’s work, the tilling and mowing and pulling and plowing that makes a small farm or a vast garden grow.  This illustrated history features the brands that have endeared themselves the landowners everywhere--the Cub Cadets and John Deeres, Simplicitys and Fords, Ariens, and Kubotas that, in their can-do engineering, dependability, and bright good looks, are more than mere machines around the yard and small farm.  Accompanied by current and vintage images of these indefatigable machines, this chronicle of the garden tractor is a wonderful testament to what makes America work, furrow by furrow.

Oscar H. Will III is the author of Payline: International Harvester’s Construction Division and the Collector’s Originality Guide: Farmall Regular and F-Series. He and his wife live in Scranton, Kansas.

“…it is the best book written about garden tractors to date. This would make a very nice addition to any ones library and a must for serious garden tractor collectors.” - Vintage Garden Tractor Club of America newsletter

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Contents

 

Chapter 1

The Market Emerges (Pre–World War II)

 

Chapter 2

Focusing the Market: A Post–World War II Scramble (1946–1959)

 

Chapter 3

Getting Down to Business (1960–1969)

 

Chapter 4

Refining the Lines (1970–1979)

 

Chapter 5
Consolidation into the Future
(1980 to Present)
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