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Tate Ag Department Needs Old Small Engines, Mowers, Nuts, Bolts, And More Donated (With List)
January 19, 2024
The Tate High School Ag Department is looking for items to enhance hands-on teaching in their Ag Mechanics Shop.
If you have any of the following items, contact Mr. Courson or Mr. Coleman or drop them off at Tate.
- Old Push Mowers (Oil and Gas must be removed)
- Old Engines (Oil and Gas must be removed)
- Briggs and Stratton Small Engine Parts
- Scrap Metal
- Lawn Mower Blades
- Nuts
- Bolts
- Washers
- Horse Shoes
- Rebar
- Old Propane Tanks (large not small)
- Rail Spikes
- Metal Gears
- Metal Chains (Heavy Duty)
- Car Coil Springs
- Metal Forks, Knives, Spoons
- Spark Plugs
Pictured: Students in Tate’s Agricultural Mechanics program are working on small engines. This module provides technical applications of using small gas engines. Students are learning practical skills in measurements, troubleshooting, documenting an engine tear down and assembly, completing work/repair orders, and reading service manuals and schematics. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Tate Ag Department Needs Old Small Engines, Mowers, Nuts, Bolts, And More Donated (With List)”
Excellent. Learn a trade-stay out of jail.
I’ll be contacting them.I have various mowers, B&S motors, drives, blades, rebar RR spikes, rods, and most of the items on that list, I’d be glad to donate. They have to come get it Bring a couple of trucks and a trailer.,,,lol
Exactly who is to be contacted? I have access to numerous 2 cycle items plus scrap metal but they would have to pick it up (they would have to pull what they wanted).
I would but not if I have to dump oil
well, this is great to see. Every high school should be a trade school. Backed up with precollege classes. For those going to college.
I have a very long piece of rebar i would like to donate but its too long for my vehicle and too heavy for this old lady to lift
This is great to see. Every high school should be a trade school that offers pre college classes.