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;: - :■'■■'• ftylWi r~ ~ * - Nine John Deere Level- equipment. Thisbearinghas
* Action disks with many three extra-long flexible lips '
" . .V" weight and . width .com-*;. (see photo) that maintain
~ * - * binations are being offered ‘ contact with the inner race
to area farmers. The 200 aftd ‘ of the bearing yet resist
300 Series'Disks feature 'ah- wear,
exclusive new- Dura-Flex The wide, fourth hpe also
gang bearing as standard ‘ -works with an extended
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Leon E. Martin of Agri-Equipment, Inc., R 4
Ephrata, PA, received an appreciation certificate
from Chore-Time Equipment Inc., Milford, In
diana, for serving on the company’s 1979
Distributor Advi? ry Committee. Presenting the
certificate at Chc»e-Time's sales meeting in South
Bend, Indiana, is Forrest Ramser, right, Senior
Vice President of Chore-Time.
A SERVICE FOR THE
FARMERS OF
PENNSYLVANIA WHOSE
TIME HAS COME
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ENVIRO-C, P.O. Box 49, Middletown, PA 17057
An Open Letter to the Farmers and other Property Owners in
Pennsylvania.
Do you feel that you have been unjustly exploited by the public
utilities and big business?
Vague or undefined easements across your property for highlmes,
oil & gas pipelines, underground cables etc. Unfair crop damage
settlements, loss of use of your land during construction or repair of
facilities.
Loss of precious top soil, the loss of which is not taken into account
by either the utility or the contractor on the job. Fouling of streams
and water ways by failure of the contractor to meet specifications set
up by the Department of Environmental Resources.
Damage claims that are costly and important to you, but in most
cases to small to be profitable to turn over to an attorney.
Contact Enviro-C land management-equitable damage settlement,
- equitable fee for handling your claims from beginning of work till
settlement.
Legal consultation included if needed, why be exploited without
recourse at a reasonable cost. Contact Enviro-C P.O. Box 49,
Middletown, Pa. 17057 Phone: 717-944-4212
For Additional Information on Envifb-C Mail Coupon Below:
j I would like additional information
OnEnviro-C
I P.O. Box 49, Middletown. Pa. 17057
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ADDRESS
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This continuous in-bin
dryer from the Mathews
Company has been designed
to eliminate the most
common problems found in
other in-bin dryers currently
on the market. In addition, it
has proven high capacity
results at low per bushel
costs, and it has energy
saving features necessary
for profitable operations.
Patents are pending on the
unique design of the Drybme
system. As wet gram enters
the top of die bm, it enters
the drying section as har
vested with no need for a wet
holding bin. The upper
drying chamber holds up to
2250 bushels of wet gram at a
depth of *up to four feet.
Every seven minutes a
continuous flow auger
makes a complete revolution
around the - upper drying
floor, drawing the dried
gram into the lower cooling
chamber. Outside air is
drawn in at the bottom of the
cooling chamber. As the cool
air comes m contact with the
dried grain, the air mcreases
m temperature and rises,
helpmg to dry the gram on
the upper level.
The bm has a drying
capacity of 355 -bushels an
hour. ITie drying process is
fast, while the' cooling
process is slow, eliminating
stress cracks and damage
caused by fast cooling. The
process is very similar to
dryeration.
For more information and
early season discounts
contact: Hershey Equip
ment Co., Inc., Lancaster,
Pa. or, contact Mathews
Company, Box 70, Crystal
Lake, Illinois 60014.
C3LDWE
Wmm
sftfiNes
ON EVERY WINTER
PURCHASED BIN
See your BROCK dealer and
buy your new Brock grain bin
Winter time is the best
price time It is also the time to o:
make sure your bin is erected and ready for
the next harvest
There’s cold cash to be saved now.
ROCK
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DISTRIBUTORS FOR MC DRYERS, BROCK BINS, BAZOOKA
AUGERS and BUCKET ELEVATORS
fur
hershey equipment
I 11 c °M pANY , INC.
Hosigners of Quality Systems for Poultry, Swine and Grain Handling.
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flangfe or cast Housing to give'-
the bearing extra room to
self-ahgn. Bearings are
backed with a two-year
warranty. This warranty
also applies to the' bearings
on the new 455 Offset Disk.
Another important. new
feature for farmers in this
area is the combination
scrapers, new on the 200
series disks You adjust
capscrews to change from
rigid scrapers in abrasive
soils to spring-loaded
scrapers in sticky soil. These
scrapers are also standaid
on the 300 series disks.
Two 100 Senes Disks are in
the 30 to 85 pounds per blade
class. The 105 integral-and
115 drawn rigid are ideal for
preparing seedbeds and
chopping light cover. In the
popular 75 to 125' pounds per
blade weight class, Deere,
has the 200 Series Disks. The
215 works from 11 feet 5
We Specialize In Aerial
Work Usthg Our
Twin Bucket
Boom Truck
£/ ELECTRICAL \
/ CONTRACTING \
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J AGRICULTURAL I
/ WIRING I
Also Residential, Industrial /
And Commercial Work /
We Have
foies In
Stock
25 30
35 £45
SYCAMORE IND. PARK
255 PLANE TREE DRIVE
LANCASTER, PA. 17603
(717)393-5807
Route 30 West at
the Centerville Exit
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inches tolSfeet 8 inches. The
two and tfirhe section 235
disk reapheg&oml? feet one
inch tp 25 feed-seven inches.
The 215 and 235 are available
with 7V*~ ofO-mch blades
spacings. • ■
The heavyweight 300
Series includes the .315,335,
and 375 level-action disks.
Each features easy crank
leveling, combination
scrapers, hearings with
cast housing,, - heavy-duty
gang components, and a
choice of nine -or eleven
blade spacing",’ ‘
The 315 comes in
widths frofn ll feet 2 inches
to .15 feed inches. Weight
per blade range is 120 to 150
pounds.
C. M. HIGH CO
320 KinfSt . -
Myerstown PA 170*7
Phom 717-866-7544
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