M
achinery Bells
Deserve Care
often take a worse
! during the winter
season then they do
• De Laval MILKERS sales & service
• Topline Transfer System
• Full Line Cleaning Detergents
• Installation Pipelines & Parlors
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J. B. ZIMMERMAN & SONS
23 ■ West of Blue Ball Phone (717] 354-4955
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during harvest, particularly
when combines are left
outside. A couple of hours
CYANAMID COMPANY
HARRY J'. GRASSO
Sales Representative
caring for belts after corn
bining is completed may
save you a lot of dollars next
summer.
Belts remaining on the unit
under tension tend to develop
flat spots where they contact
the sheaves. When the
combine returns to the field,
the flat spots pound like
hammers on the sheaves and
bearings. They pick up rust
from the sheaves that acts
like a grinding compound on
the belt sides.
Bert A. Dundas, general
supervisor, Service
Department, Agricultural
Sales and Marketing
Division, Allis-Chalmers
Corp., suggests these four
simple maintenance jobs:
1. Remove all belts.
2. Coil the belts in a loose
coil so they are not kinked.
3. Store in a dry, cool area.
4. Oil belt contact surfaces
on the sheaves to prevent
rusting.
Dundas says this plan will
prolong belt life, and cut the
chances of downtime during
harvest. It is an end-of-toe
season maintenance plan
that can prevent premature
belt failure in the midst of
harvest.
The number of reported
cases of congenital rubella
(German measles) has
dropped by three-fourths
since the introduction and
widespread use of rubella
vaccine in 1969, the March of
Dimes reports.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec 21,1974
Public Sale Register
SAT. DEC. 21-9:30 a.m.
Consignment Sale located Vz
mile North of Route 23 on
North Maple Ave. in Leola,
Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch for
Sale Sign. Sale by David H.
Good; F. Snyder, R. Martin
and C. H. Wolgemuth,
Auctioneers.
SAT. DEC. 21 - 11 A.M.
Public Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Dairy and Equip
ment, Farm Equipment,
Hay and Grain located 1%
miles Southeast of the Mt.
House off Route 225 or 8
miles North East of Halifax,
Dauphin County. Sale by Mr.
& Mrs. A. Frank Hoffman,
Jr. owners; Chubb, Deibler
and Chubb, Auctioneers.
TRYA
CLASSIFIED
LANCASTER SILO CO.. INC.
2008 Horseshoe Road - 2436 Creek Hill Road
LANCASTER, PA.17601
“We Manufacture and Erect our Silos”
VIBRATED “LOCK-RIB”
CORRUGATED CONCRETE
STAVE SILOS - THC mst dollar value.
CAU HOW FOR EMU ORDER DISCOUNT
THRU DECEMBER ON SILOS
FOR NEXT SEASON.
COMPLETE DAIRY AND BEEF FEEDLOT
SYSTEMS
STARLINE EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE
STARLINE ROLLER MILLS
FOR SHELL CORN & SMALL GRAIN
RITCHIE CATTIE & HOG WATERERS
(ELECTRIC OR GAS)
0 Y
HEAVY DUTY BARN FANS
BELT DRIVE OR DIRECT DRIVE
FOR PLANS AND QUOTES
ON SILOS AND EQUIPMENT
CONTACT;
LANCASTER SILO CO.
LARRY NIESTAND, SALES REP.
LANCASTER 392-9062
LEBANON 273-7394
SAT. DEC. 21- 11:00 a.m.
Estate Auction plus Farm
Machinery, 2 white face
cows; milk equipment;
household goods; tools and
misc. items. On the premises
2 miles east of Mornsville on
Harkins Rd. known as Rt. 136
or 2 miles south of New Park,
Pa. by Carea Rd., in the 4th
district of Harford Co., Md.
Sale for toe Estate of toe late 1
Louise A. Duncan. Charles
W. Shrodes St David W.
Shrodes, Auctioneers.
FRI. DEC. 27- 1:30 pjn.
State Graded Feeder Pig
Sale to be held at the
Westminster Livestock
Auction, Westminster, Md.
SAT. DEC. 28 - 11:30 A.M.
Public Sale of Valuable
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