We are generally about working with and around agricultural mechanical equipment, including trucks. However, people derive many different pleasures from participation in club activities. Some people can immediately put their existing knowledge to work in a heavy-duty shop environment. Some people learn which way a bolt or nut is turned to tighten or loosen it. Some people get a kick out of simply driving a tractor or running an engine.
Some people like to be challenged with a mechanical problem.
Some people like to listen to and understand what all of those engine and gear noises mean. Some people like to create promotional, historical, and related materials. Alumni and other donors volunteer as members of the UCD-registered Antique Mechanics Society. We receive only a little bit of funding through the Antique Mechanics Society. So, our major restoration activities are limited.