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Chevron TRC highlights john deere 4440 restoration

Nov 05, 2024
By Farms.com

Floresville teen awarded at national tractor restoration event

At the National FFA Expo in Indianapolis, the Chevron Tractor Restoration Competition celebrated its 27th year by awarding the Grand Champion prize to Tyler Billings for his exceptional restoration of a 1980 John Deere 4440.

This event, a staple at the FFA Expo, draws participants who are judged on their technical skill, safety adherence, and presentation abilities.

The competition awarded varying amounts to standout entries, with Billings receiving the top prize of $10,000. Other notable winners included Trey Schronk and Samantha Williams, who demonstrated excellent restoration skills on different tractor models. The awards highlight the program’s objective to develop future agricultural leaders through practical and managerial skill enhancement.

Chevron’s TRC has contributed significantly to the agricultural community by fostering technical skills and leadership among young enthusiasts. This initiative not only preserves agricultural history but also inspires innovation among the next generation of farmers.

Details on the application process and insights into the restoration projects can be found on the official Chevron Lubricants website dedicated to the Tractor Restoration Competition.


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