Identification of Parts Failure (Fundamentals of Service Ser.) Deere & Company

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Some signs of wear. Corners and cover may show wear. May be missing dust jacket.
This rare technical manual from Deere & Company offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of agricultural machinery repair and maintenance. Published in the mid-20th century, “Identification of Parts Failure” was likely intended as a training resource for mechanics and technicians working on Deere’s iconic green-and-yellow tractors and implements. Despite its utilitarian purpose, the manual holds significant historical value as a testament to the company’s commitment to quality and innovation. John Deere’s legacy stretches back to 1837, when the blacksmith-turned-inventor revolutionized farming with his self-scouring steel plow. This manual represents a continuation of that pioneering spirit, equipping mechanics with the knowledge to keep Deere’s cutting-edge machinery running smoothly. For collectors of vintage farm equipment literature or Deere enthusiasts, this well-preserved manual offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of agricultural history.