This dealership experience is the second four-week block in which each student works as a full-time mechanic in a farm implement dealership.

The dealership experience is a four-week block in which each student works as a full-time mechanic in a farm implement dealership.

This course covers the theory, operation, construction, and service procedures for transmissions.

This course covers the technical principles and their application to drive shafts, universal joints, differentials, differential locks, final drives, and power take off, including diagnosis, repair, adjustment, and overhaul procedures.

This course covers the theory, diagnosis and service of the complete air conditioning system as applied to farm equipment.

This course covers the application of technical principles to fuel systems and turbo chargers, including diagnosis, adjustments, and rebuilding procedures. Corequisites: AGM 420 – Fuel Systems

Study of technical principles and their application to fuel injection systems and turbo chargers, including diagnostics, adjustments, and overhaul procedures.

This course covers the maintenance and adjustment of harvesting, planting, tillage, and spraying equipment.

This course covers the fundamentals of engine overhaul with the emphasis on diesel engines.

This course covers the theory and operation of a basic agricultural engine.