Publisher's Synopsis
"The 20th Century Guide for Diesel Operators" is a comprehensive manual intended for operators, students, libraries, and anyone interested in the practical aspects of diesel engine operation. Authored by Julius Rosbloom and Orville R Sawley, this guide provides a thorough overview of diesel technology prevalent during the 20th century.
This book offers valuable insights into the maintenance, repair, and efficient operation of diesel engines. It is designed to be a practical resource, suitable for both educational purposes and hands-on application. Whether you're a seasoned operator or a newcomer to the field, this guide offers a wealth of information to enhance your understanding and skills in diesel technology.
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