1) Phil buys a $6 tire at a garage sale. It has identification �ST�, which means: a) snow tire c) special trailer b) slick tire d) series terminated.
2) The name of the designer of the John Deere styled tractors about 1937, was? He had an uncanny ability to sketch something upside down, such that the customer (across the table) could better understand his proposal. He was a hired contractor, not a Deere employee. a) Walt Disney c) Henry Dreyfuss b) Frank Lloyd Wright d) John DeLorean
3) Your old Allis-Chalmers manual says to use 10W oil in the hydraulic system, but Tractor Supply has just three kinds of hydraulic oil - ISO32, ISO46, and ISO68. Which one should you buy? _______________________
4) List the following tractor models in order of lightest to heaviest, Oliver 88, John Deere G, Farmall MD: Assume narrow front, and standard equipment: _______________ lightest _______________ _______________ heaviest
5) What tractor introduced the first live PTO ? (hint, this was in 1945) a) Cockshutt 30 c) Allis Chambers WD b) IHC W4 d) Oliver 70
6) Al balanced our books by depositing two coins totaling 55 cents. One is not a nickel. What are the two coins ? ______ and _______
7) JC wants to sell some of their dead white ash for firewood. He thinks it ought to be priced equivalent to propane. If propane is selling for $2.50 a gallon, what price should he charge for a delivered cord of ash firewood? ______________
8) If he has 20 cords cut on October 1st, how many cords will he sell by the end of the year? _________
9) Can you say the letter "P" without separating your lips? _______
10) Why is your mouth open? _______________________________
11) The GDP of Ohio is equivalent to what country? __________
12) Union County was formed in _______ from which four counties? __________ __________ __________ __________
13) The adding of fluid (water & calcium chloride) to one 15.5 x 38� rear tire, (like, for example, on a John Deere 720 NF) adds how many pounds weight? a) 327 c) 501 b) 465 d) 646
14) Match the tractor ad descriptions with the "real world" meanings: Ad says: What it means: Cut tires Oil change 5 years ago Must sell ASAP Parts don't exist Drive it away Ran over disk while mowing Well maintained Divorce imminent No time to restore Owner lives on a hill ________________ _________________ your favorite
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