An Economic Study Of The Gas Tractor In Pennsylvania, Volumes 150-172 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279717349)

"An Economic Study Of The Gas Tractor In Pennsylvania, Volumes 150-172" presents a detailed analysis of the economic impact and usage of gas tractors within Pennsylvania's agricultural sector. Authored by Daniel Scott Fox, this study delves into the practical applications and financial implications of employing gas-powered tractors on farms, providing insights relevant to agricultural economics and technology.

The volumes explore various aspects of tractor usage, potentially including efficiency, maintenance costs, and the overall contribution to farm productivity. This work serves as a valuable resource for agricultural historians, economists, and anyone interested in the evolution of farming technology and its economic consequences in early 20th-century Pennsylvania.

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