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Focuses on DC electron flow theory, different types of circuits and troubleshooting the circuits. Students will also use schematics to diagnosis problems. Starting and charging systems will be covered.
Provides theory of operation, adjustments and service repair of grain and forage harvesting equipment. Lab work includes hands-on service of combine and forage harvesting equipment. Machines covered include combines, self-propelled and pull-type forage harvesters, round, small and large square balers.
Covers the theory of two and four-stroke engines. An engine is taken apart and inspected, new parts are added, and then the engine is reassembled using the proper service manuals and tools. Carburetor and governor adjustments are made as needed. Students should have access to an engine and basic hand tools. Safety glasses are required.
Introduces the student to the different precision farming GPS systems used on agriculture equipment. Students will learn proper set-up and installation of the systems. Students will work in the field with adjustments and settings as well as the GPS display and the different functions.
