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AGM-102 Farm Equipment Maintenance, 1 cr.
Basic machinery maintenance and adjustment of equipment used in
agricultural business.
(Formerly
AE-114C)
AGM-114 Hydraulics I, 2 cr.
A study of hydraulic components, including troubleshooting,
removal, repair and replacement.
(Formerly
FM-141C)
AGM-115 Hydraulic Components Lab, 3 cr.
Troubleshooting, repairing, removing and replacing hydraulic
components. Co-requisite: AGM-114.
(Formerly FM
142C)
AGM-116 Fundamentals of Hydraulic, 3 cr.
Basic hydraulic laws and principles as they apply to the farm
equipment mechanics repair industry, how basic components work.
(Formerly
FM-153C)
AGM-117 Fundamentals of Hydraulic Lab, 2 cr.
Using hydraulic test equipment, working at the test bench and
testing hydraulics on tractors. Co-requisite: AGM-117.
(Formerly FM-154C)
AGM-161 Ag Construction, 1 cr.
General farm construction including concrete work, fencing,
building fabrication and remodeling, electrical wiring and
plumbing for water and gas.
(Formerly
AE-144C)
AGM-203 Ag Welding, 2 cr.
Introduction to electric, gas, wire and oxy-acetylene welding.
(Formerly AE-137C)
AGM-300 Fundamentals of Electricity, 3 cr.
Basic laws and principles of electricity as they apply to the
farm equipment repair industry, how basic components work.
(Formerly
FM-226C)
AGM-301 Fundamentals of Electricity Lab, 2 cr.
Application of electrical laws and principles in checking
electrical systems on selected farm equipment using electrical
test equipment. Co-requisite: AGM-301.
(Formerly FM-227C)
AGM-302 Electrical Components, 2 cr.
Study of selected farm equipment electrical components and how
to troubleshoot, repair or remove, and replace them.
(Formerly
FM-228C)
AGM-303 Electrical Components Lab, 3 cr.
Troubleshooting, repairing, removing and replacing electrical
components. Co-requisite: AGM-302.
(Formerly FM-229C)
AGM-411 Engine Repair, 6 cr.
Fundamentals of engine overhaul with the emphasis on diesel and
gasoline engines.
(Formerly FM-116C)
AGM-413 Diesel Engine Overhaul, 5 cr.
Continuation of AGM-204 including design and operation of diesel
engines as well as rebuilding and troubleshooting procedures.
Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly FM-211C)
AGM-415 Farm Equip Air Conditioning, 4 cr.
Theory, diagnosis and service of the complete air conditioning
system as applied to farm equipment Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly FM-121C Air Conditioning)
AGM-416 Combine & Implement Repair & Adjustment, 4 cr.
Assembly, maintenance and adjustment of harvesting, planting,
tillage and spraying equipment. Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly FM-111C Agricultural Equipment)
AGM-420 Fuel Systems, 2 cr.
Study of technical principles and their application to fuel
injection systems and turbos, including diagnostics, adjustments
and overhaul procedures. Co-requisite: concurrent registration
in AGM-421.
(Formerly FM-143C)
AGM-421 Fuel Systems Laboratory, 3 cr.
Application of technical principles to fuel systems and turbos,
including diagnosis, adjustments and overhaul procedures.
Co-requisite: concurrent registration in AGM-420.
(Formerly FM-146C)
AGM-430 Differentials and Final Drives, 6 cr.
Technical principles and their application to drive shafts,
universal joints, differentials, differential locks, final
drives and PTO's, including diagnosis, repair, adjustment and
overhaul procedures.
(Formerly FM-126C)
AGM-431 Transmissions, 7 cr.
Technical principles and their application to transmissions and
clutches, including diagnosis, repair, adjustment and overhaul
procedures.
(Formerly FM-127C)
AGM-850
Dealership Experience, 2 cr.
A four week block of time in which each student works as a
regular mechanic in a farm implement related dealership.
(Formerly
FM-123C/FM-213C)
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