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21st May 1937
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Dealer's Part in Tractor Business

O NE of the major problems in the tractor industry is that of distribution. The position held by the dealer in agricultural...

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Passing Comments

Clarifying the PositionONSIDERABLE doubt still Regarding Container C exists concerning the pro Taxation posal of the...

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One Hears—

That strikes usually hit hardest those not responsible. That the bus strike is no exception to this rule. That the...

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CHASSIS EXPORTS MAKE GOOD SHOWING.

The Board of Trade returns for April, 1937, show that the value of commercial vehicles, cars, chassis and accessories imported...

GROUPING VEHICLES FOR ' DRIVERS' LICENCES.

In connection with the Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations, 1937, which are to give effect to Section 3 (1) of the...

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BRITISH EXPERTS TO INSPECT GERMAN ROADS.

An invitation has been issued through the Automobile Association and the Royal Automobile Club by Doctor F. Todt, general...

A USEFUL TERRY SEAT FOR TRACTORS.

The usual metal seat that is provided on tractors cannot be said to give a high degree of comfort, and the provision of a...

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DRIVING LICENCE SUSPENDED FOR "PERMITTING."

A Leicester haulage contractor had his driving licence suspended at Leicester Police Court, last Friday, because one of his...

RAILWAYS FIGHT THEIR OWN SUB CONTRACTORS.

The allegation that railway companies opposed the granting of an application by a Nottingham haulier for an additional vehicle,...

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BID TO REGAIN SOLD BUSINESS FAILS.

A haulier who sold his business to a firm who afterwards lost their vehicle through defaulting in payment, applied at Dundee...

COTTON BOOM INCREASES HAULArzE DEMANDS.

Improvement in the cotton industry of Lancashire, as affecting transport, was again the subject of a long hearing at an inquiry...

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APPEAL TRIBUNAL FOR NORTHERN IR FLAND.

A Transport Appeal Tribunal for Northern Ireland has been set up. Among its functions will be the consideration of applications...

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Big Welsh Merger Strongly Opposed

DROBABLY the biggest traffic case yet heard in South Wales recently came before the South Wales Licensing Authority, at...

Another Round in

the cotton Fight T HE cotton-transpOrt case now being strenuously fought by the C.M.U.A. Manchester Area is bringing into...

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What the Associations

Are Doing NOVEL PLANS FOR S.T.R. DARTFORD LECTURE. Considerable enterprise and originality are shown in the arrangements...

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POLICE BUNGLE CASE: THEN WITHDRAW CHARGE.

How lack of co-ordination between official departments causes much trouble and inconvenience to the operator is graphically...

Effect of Dilution on Tractor Upkeep

A Nimportant factor in tractor operation is the reduction pf maintenance costs. This subject was dealt with in a paper read,...

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National Prosperity

Depends on the Tractor D. N. B M ' cHardy B EFORE setting out to answer the query, "Has the Tractor a Future?" which the Editor...

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70 DRAWBAR HORSE-POWER SERVES A 730 ACRE FARM

Three International Necessary Power j Holding, Where Me With Understanding 'actors Supply the a Cambridgeshire ical Aids are...

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A New Oil-engined Track-layer

T HE application of oil-engine power to the bigger track-laying tractors has found considerable favour among several classes of...

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What Pneumatics Mean in Farming

T HE horse's trump card to play against the machine has always been versatility. The same force applies to the advantages of...

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Servicing Tractors: What is Needed S ERVICING of tractors differs in

many respects from that of commercial vehicles. In the first place, when in the repair shop, the tractor does not occupy nearly...

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Tractors Confound Devon Sceptics J UST a few years back, it

was commonly said by local wiseacres that tractors could not be sold in Devon, and even to-day some are reluctant to admit the...

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WHENCE THE POPULARITY OF THE BEDFORD?

good reasons sought and found Road Test No. 257 MONG the lowest priced British chassis in their class, Bedford vehicles enjoy...

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What Ashton Davies Has Not Told Us

HAVE waited patiently for the 'publication of the mass of correspondence which I anticipated would follow the letter of Mr....

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Making Livestc :k Haulage Pay

Solving the Problems of the. Carrier T HE part played by road transport in farming presents so large a picture that it...

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Better Fundamental Knowledge Required for

Dr. Steinitz Analyses the Brake Improvement Basis of Braking Prob A NUMBER of exceedingly interest tt points coneerning the...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES ROAD TRANSPORT PUBLICITY IN THE U.S.A. [50451 I am writing to you to say that I was very interested in the...

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2,000 ft, Up With a Fordson

MECHANICAL transport recently came to the assistance J.V1of one of the oldest known methods of sending news. Beacon fires have...

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Road Safety and How to Secure It

THE 15th Annual Conference of the Scottish Road Pas senger Transport Association opened at the Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry,...

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Operating Aspects of

Passenger Transport LAST BIRKENHEAD TRAM TO GO IE Whole of Birkenhead's transport :service will be cariiect on by:motorbuses...

What London Bus Strike is Costing

I ONDON'S bus strike entered its third week, this week. The executive council of the Transport and General Workers Union last...

More Light on Brighton Negotiations

L A" week we announced that negotiations were proceeding for the pooling of transport services in Brighton. Further details of...

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COUNCILS COMPLAIN OF RURAL SERVICES

N ORTH RIDING (Yorkshire) branch of the Rural District Councils Association decided at a meeting at Northafferton, last week,...

CONTEMPTIBLE " METHODS. ALLEGED

D EFENDING in a case at Chester a strong protest against what he described as "the contemptible methods employed by the...

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AT WORK SIX DAYS: THEN' STRIKE AGAIN

H AVING returned to work only six days previously, after a strike of 17 days, 470 drivers and conductors attached to the...

Two Companies to Pool Journeys

Q iESTIONS of fantail tours, picking-up points and limitations of operation are the subjects of appeals on which the Minister...

Latest Sleeper Coach Shows U.S.A. Is Wide Awake

A NEW-TYPE sleeper coach has appeared on the road in America. It is lighter, roomier and is air conditioned, and represents the...

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Fitting Four Driven Wheels to a Normal Vehicle

P No. 463,554 deals with an attachment for transforming a conventional vehicle into one having four rear driving wheels, and...