Wash your trai tor thorough ly. Dirt breeds rust and hides crarks. tire breaks and holts that need nuts. a nut. Also under dirt breed rust Which can eat av/nv at ymir • kct book at well as metal. Do a thorough cleaning job. Use soap and warm water to wash away corrosive barnyard acids; a kerosene-soaked brush to scrub oil stubborn grease. Then inspect around chas-is and engine for loose nuts, broken or worn parts that need repairing or replacing. If major repairs are indicated. , act now. If you wait until spring, your garage or tractor station may be jammed w ith work and the rush , for parts result in delivery bottle necks or even scarcities. Although your tractor may stand idle for months, go over the igni tion system now When the buds start bursting it's a fine feeling to have an engine kick right off I

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