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Inventor Harry Ferguson changed the face of farming forever when he came up with a simple three-point linkage for tractors and patented it in 1926 – enabling farming vehicles to carry and operate implements and attachments directly rather than towing them like a trailer.
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By Tim Bolton
Inventor Harry Ferguson changed the face of farming forever when he came up with a simple three-point linkage for tractors and patented it in 1926 – enabling farming vehicles to carry and operate implements and attachments directly rather than towing them like a trailer.
His company grew and in 1946 began manufacturing the little grey Fergie’ Ferguson TE20 – the blueprint for the modern tractor. Both linkage and tractor have gone on to become farming icons, cementing Ferguson’s place in history. Ferguson: A Farming Revolution charts the story of Harry’s incredible success. Tom Bolton’s account of how Harry Ferguson and his inventions changed the world of farming forever.
Units: 1 Book
| Weight | .290 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 18 × 1 cm |
