—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Feb. 12, 1977
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What's new
30-H.P. LOADER
ANNOUNCED
The Model L-425 is a new
skid-steer loader from
Sperry New Holland, which
features a 30-h.p. gasoline
engine combined with a
1,000-pound operating load
(SAE).
The new loader joins five
other models in the Sperry
New Holland line, which
range from 18 to 62 h.p.
Pivoting in its own length,
the L-425 can be operated in
extremely tight quarters. Its
low clearance height permits
operation under a six-foot
door or overhang.
The “425” offers the
patented reach-riser boom
found on all models in the
line. This boom, which
reaches out as it rises,
provides each model with the
greatest forward dump
reach in its class.
Changing attachments is a
fast and easy process, which
is done without dismounting
from the loader. A wide
variety of attachments are
This is the Lagoon Pump you have been asking for
Designed and Built for the Farmer who demands the finest
in quality and workmanship
• Trailer Mount for easy hookup and unhooking
• Enclosed driveshaft for long bearing life
• Complete hydraulic controlled agitator spout
(up, down and sideway)
• 25” Impellor for fast agitation
• Only one hydraulic circuit needed on tractor
-USED MANURE TANKS
-2200 Gal. Martin 1100 Gal. New Idea
Tank (Like New) Vac. Tank
YOUR COMPLETE LIQUID MANURE EQUIPMENT DEALER
F. ERNEST SNOOK
available, including buckets, integral part of the loader,
blade, forks and grapple. Drov idine structural safety
The cab on the L-425, as on P rovi(Un e structural safety
all models, is designed as an ™ r operator.
MASSEY-FERGUSON
COMBINES
Several major im
provements, including a new
“Constant Mesh” tran
smission, have been made in
the 1977 models of the
Massey-Ferguson 750 and
760 combines. Most of the
changes are designed to
increase operator comfort
and ease of operation.
The new, larger heavy
duty “Constant Mesh”
transmission is standard
equipment on both the MF
750 and MF 760 combines. It
is a two-range (HI and LO),
two-speed (1 and 2) tran
smission. A heavy duty cable
connects the two gearshift
levers to the transmission.
Levers are located on the
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right side of the operator’s
steering post. The new
transmission can be driven
with either the V-belt type or
hydrostatic drives.
Other major changes
include added sound
proofing inside the cab to
reduce noise level, an
electric-magnetic header
throwout for all grain
combines, a larger 90 gallon
fuel tank on MF 760 com
bines equipped with Perkins
diesel AVB to 540 engines,
and twin ram rear axle
steering on MF 750 grain and
all MF 760 combines.
Although the outside cab
appearance is the same, the
inside of the MF 750-760
combine cab has been
changed to make it quieter
and cleaner. Perforated
black vinyl covering with
polyurethane foam backing
has been installed on the
inside cab roof, control box
on right side, area behind the
operator and left door panel.
The cab deck has been
covered with a rubber floor
mat with sisal backing. All
openings for control levers
have been sealed with
rubber boots or plastic-type
seals.
Cab controls are the same
as current models except for
the transmission shifting
levers and the new hand
operated parking brake
which replaces a foot brake.
The seat is now covered with
black vinyl. International
control symbols are used for
gauges and combine function
controls.
The electro-magnetic
header throwout, formerly
available on rice combines
only, has been released for
all grain combines.
For easier steering, the
rear axle is equipped with
twin hydraulic rams on the
MF 750 grain combine and
all MF 760 combines.
Located on the ends of the
rear axle, the twin hydraulic
cylinders will eliminate hard
steering.
Two extra headlights, one
grain tank light and one
unloader spout light, have
been added to standard
ns
Get top dollar discount now
thru February 28, during
John Deere’s Preseason Round*
up of Haymaking Bargains
We II pay you to order hay and forage
machines now before we both get
into the rush of haying season To
encourage pre-season ordering you
get top dollar discounts now through
February 28 on machines listed
below So act fast and earn the extra
cash discount for acting early from v
sl9stos26oodependmgonthe
machines you want
MACHINES
336 and 346 Balers
15Aand 16A Choppers
100 Stack Mover 25 and
34 Forage Harvesters
1207 1209 and 1214
Mower/Conditioners
800 and 830 Wind rowers
466 Baler
35 and 3800 Forage Harvesters
100 Stack Wagon
200 and 300 Stack Movers
Hydrostatic Wmdrowers
200 and 300 Stack Wagons
Self-P r opelicd Forage
Harvesters
230 Stack Shredder/
Feeder
No finance charges imposed until the next use season Ask us for
details If dealer inventory of any product listed above ic exhaustori •
OA. B. C. GROFF, INC.
STANLEY A. KLOPP, INC.
Berntrille, PA
215-488-1510
M. S. YEARSLEY & SONS H. R. GUTSHAIi SONS INC.
West Chester, PA Carlisle t> Loysnlle, PA
215-696-2990 717-249 2313
equipment of the MF 750-760 adjusting wrench, have been
combines. Two other ac- ' added to standard equip
cessones, the unloader spout
boot and the universal table ment.
ROCK PICKER
Westgo Industries has
introduced a Rotary Rock
Picker that hauls nearly two
tons of rock at one time,
according to the West Fargo,
N.D. manufacturer.
The rock picker handles
rocks 2 j '2 to 24 inches in
diameter, according to
Westgo. Capacity rating is
3,500 pounds.
Westgo claims the
hydrostatic-driven rock
picker is designed so the
operator can control
operation from the tractor
seat.
The bucket and 50-inch
wide fork work in
dependently with a rope trip
New Holland, PA
717 354-4191
and selector valve. Both the
bucket and fork cylinders
are double acting. ,
An expanded metal fIoOW
and backstop allow dirt to
sift through without
collecting in the bucket,
according to Westgo.
The heavy-duty Westgo
Rock Picker frame is con
structed from 5-inch by 5-
inch square steel tube. Teeth
on the fork are constructed
from Ik-inch by IV4-inch
carbon steel.
Further information about
the Westgo Rotary Picker is
available by contacting
Bruce Manzey at Westgo
Industries in West Fargo,
N.D.
DISCOUNT
UNTIL
28 FEB 1977
5195
$390
$520
$650
$1 040
$1 £OO
$2 600
KERMIT K. KISTLER
Lynnport, PA
215 298-3270
ROBERT E. LITTLE INC.
Zieglervtlle, PA
215 287 9643
DISCOUNT
1 MAR 1977
30 APR 1977
#
$9O
$195
$260
$325
$520
$975
$2 600