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Of More car agents taking up the handling of commercial-vehicle sales.
The query: " Will creosote preserve oil engines, As it does so well in the case pf 'timber? "
That the exigencies of war-time agriculture have converted many a die-hard to power farming.
Of Manchester hauliers losing loads and lorries, often recovering the vehicles, but sometimes not.
'hat black-market thieves of motors and goods should remember there are motorized Black Marias for malefactors.
That, on the whole, the roads of. the country are standing up well to the strain of heavy military. traffiF.
That this is largely a result of the improvements in road construction since the _previous great war and the greater use of pneumatic tyres on all classes of roadvehicle.
That .there would seem to be a lot of meat in the as given by B.S.A. .
That the belated harvest would have been still later but for the tractor.
That you may be far behind if you don't look to the springs-before winter comes.
That it is amazing how many 'drivers look to the left first when emerging from a " blind " side road.
That out of 560 different models of commercial vehicles listed in the United States, only 78 are equipped with oil engines.
Of an old-established Sussex motor trader who finds the tractor trade more profitable and satisfactory than the sale and servicing of cars. .
Of his opinion that helping farmers to select the most suitable type of tractor for their particular class of land, and the rendering of subsequent efficient service are the keynote of success.
That " Volf " -electric drills might well be used in packs.
Of a man who thought thatan electro-plater could deal with battery
That all spares are short—it is even difficult for most of us -to find spare
That a disc brake avoids all possible troubles that may be caused by drum tingexpansion.
That whilst some vehicles •a,ppear to thrive 'On Pool petrol, users wonder what the next overhauls will show.
That the iteam vehicle; although misunderstood, has had neither its patience nor its possibilities exhausted.