All-crop harvester "quiz" pg 3

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   Ok here's page 3 of the test.

14.    Some of the main advantages in using V-belts are:

          ( ) a. To sell more repairs and keep prices of machine low.

          ( ) b. They never need adjustment, can't wear out.

          ( ) c. Easy to change speeds, quiet running, positive and economical.

15.    The "66" can be successfully operated as a pto machine:

          ( ) a. Behind any tractor.

          ( ) b. If the customer has ample 2 plow tractor power and normal crop and field conditions.

          ( ) c. Only if a continuous pto is available on the tractor.

16.    The special attachments for the "66":

          ( ) a. Are necessary to make the machine work.

          ( ) b. Make the machine more efficient and more valuable in more crops conditions.

          ( ) c. Are expensive and should be sold only as a last resort in helping make machine more efficient.

17.    The price advantage which the "66" has should be used:

          ( ) a. As the No. 1 selling feature.

          ( ) b. As an additional advantage to top performance features.

          ( ) c. To knock competition and condemn there higher prices.

18.    The new model "100" is to be sold as:

          ( ) a. Another ALL-CROP Harvester performer.

          ( ) b. A completely different type of unit with no relation to its pull-type companion he "66".

          ( ) c. A high priced unit, strictly for use as a custom operated machine.

19.    The 9' header on the self-propelled is:

          ( ) a. The only size available.

          ( ) b. Available with a 3' extension to be used whenever desired.

          ( ) c. Regular equipment for all normal conditions, with a 3' extension for short straw and headed grain areas only.

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Mikez Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 16 Jan 2013 Location: Usa Points: 8741	Post Options Post Reply Quote Mikez Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: All-crop harvester "quiz" pg 3 Posted: 15 May 2017 at 10:08pm
	Ok here's page 3 of the test. 14. Some of the main advantages in using V-belts are: ( ) a. To sell more repairs and keep prices of machine low. ( ) b. They never need adjustment, can't wear out. ( ) c. Easy to change speeds, quiet running, positive and economical. 15. The "66" can be successfully operated as a pto machine: ( ) a. Behind any tractor. ( ) b. If the customer has ample 2 plow tractor power and normal crop and field conditions. ( ) c. Only if a continuous pto is available on the tractor. 16. The special attachments for the "66": ( ) a. Are necessary to make the machine work. ( ) b. Make the machine more efficient and more valuable in more crops conditions. ( ) c. Are expensive and should be sold only as a last resort in helping make machine more efficient. 17. The price advantage which the "66" has should be used: ( ) a. As the No. 1 selling feature. ( ) b. As an additional advantage to top performance features. ( ) c. To knock competition and condemn there higher prices. 18. The new model "100" is to be sold as: ( ) a. Another ALL-CROP Harvester performer. ( ) b. A completely different type of unit with no relation to its pull-type companion he "66". ( ) c. A high priced unit, strictly for use as a custom operated machine. 19. The 9' header on the self-propelled is: ( ) a. The only size available. ( ) b. Available with a 3' extension to be used whenever desired. ( ) c. Regular equipment for all normal conditions, with a 3' extension for short straw and headed grain areas only. There you guys go enjoy

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	This one is easy! 14.C 15.B 16. B 17. B (although C sounds fun Lol) 18. A 19. C

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	Couldn't 15 be 'A' ?
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	Would a cub farmall or a mh pony pull a 66? I thought the same thing until I remembered some of the smaller tractors of that time.
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Mikez Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 16 Jan 2013 Location: Usa Points: 8741	Post Options Post Reply Quote Mikez Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 22 May 2017 at 10:24pm
	Ok here you guys go 14. C. Easy to change speeds, quiet, positive and economical. 15. B. if the customer has ample 2 plow tractor powe and normal crop and field conditions. 16. B. make the machine more efficient and more valuable in more crops and conditions. 17. B. as an additional advantage to top performance features. 18. A. Another all-crop harvester performer. 19. C. Regular equipment for all normal conditions, with a 3' extension for short straw and headed grain areas only.