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===History=== <!--*[http://www.ruralhistory.org/nof/victorianfarming/show.php History of mechanisation in farming] – ''Timeline, 1700β1914 ([[Museum of English Rural Life|MERL]])''--> *[http://www.steam-up.co.uk/traction_engine_history.htm Concise history of the traction engine] – ''evolution, from earliest experiments to widespread manufacture, plus definitions of the six main types'' *[https://web.archive.org/web/20100612025329/http://www.steamploughclub.org.uk/history.htm History of steam ploughing] – ''particularly covers the very early years as different techniques were tried'' *[http://www.electricscotland.com/agriculture/page26.htm Transactions] of the [[Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland]] – ''(c.1871) report of trial of Fiskens Steam Cultivation Machinery (a windlass ploughing apparatus) -- including description and diagram'' *[http://www.promotex.ca/articles/cawthon/2006/2006-02-01_article.html History of Waterloo Gasoline Traction Engine Company (Iowa)] – ''the first gasoline-powered traction engine, and forerunner of the John Deere tractor range'' *[http://www.ranger.demon.co.uk/aveling/aveling.htm "Steam Dinosaur" – world's oldest surviving traction engine] ''(plus much history of early Aveling products)'' *[http://www.roadlocosociety.org.uk/ The Road Locomotive Society] – ''charitable society founded in 1937 for education and research into history of traction engines and portable engines''
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