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English: An illustration from an instructional overview on the Moline Universal Tractor, contributed to Adams's textbook by the builders of the tractor, the Moline Plow Company, 1920.
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Source Adams' Common Sense Instruction On Gas Tractor Operation: A Book For Tractor Operators Who Desire To Know The Most Efficient Methods Of Maintaining A Tractor At Its Highest Working Power. With Contributions From Many Of The Leading Tractor And Accessory Manufacturers Of The United States[1], Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA: Jensen Printing Company, 1920
Author Harry W. Adams and contributors

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