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Wh**l Hubs
Easily Clears 11' Gates Hydraulically operated
wings fold up-and-over the certter section a full 15
degiees They fold
totally within the 10'6"
cutting width of the
center section (Most
competative units have
transport widths in
excess of 14' With
10' 6"
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wings folded, this
harrow can easily pass
through a 11' gate
(This applies to all
model variations of the
Flex 90)
Heavy Duty Wing Carriers The heavily
reinforced 2" x 3" tubular steel wing carriers provide
full support for folded wings During transport,
wings rest securely in Vz" x 4" forged steel saddles
Spring Mounted Bearing Hangers To achieve
maximum flexibility, the Flex 90 features heavy duty
1' x 2' 5160 manganese alloy steel bearing hangers
(the same material used for our chisel plow tines)
The hangers are attached to trumon mounts which
provide perfect alignment for the quacffaseal
ra.«g A BINKLEY & HURST BROS.
133 RothsvilleStationßd.,Lititz l PA 17543 Ph: (717)626-4705
I- Business Hours; Mon. - Frt. 7 AM to 5 PM; Sat. 7 AM to 11:30
Heavy Duty
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14,1981—015
N.J, counties set
several horse sessions
HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. - This
year the Hunterdon County, N.J.
Extension Service will combine an
evening program on horse
management topics with a day
long bus tour to two prominent
horse farms in its annual
educational program for horse
owners.
The evening session will be held
on two successive dates...and in
two places: Tuesday, March 17, in
Hackettstown High School, and
Wednesday, the 18th, in Hun
terdon’s Extension Center. Roth
meetings begin at 8 p.m
They will feature J. Roy
Breneman, livestock specialist for
Agway, Harrisburg, Pa. A noted
authority in the care and feeding of
equmes, his topic will cover the
many aspects of good horse
management.
Jay Mickle, Stockton, a highly
regarded farrier, will speak on the
care of hooves and developing good
working relations with the farrier.
The third subject on the evening
program, also considered to be a
topic of prime concern to the horse
owner, will be “Poisonous
Weeds ..Identification and Con
trol ” Speaker will be Dr. John
Meade, Extension Specialist in
Weed Science at Rutgers.
A tour of two excellent horse
farms in the area is set for
Saturday, April 4. Demonstrations
and features of the day-long tour
will relate to topics covered in the
evening class.
Tour will be by bus and ad
mittance to the farms will be only
by bus. There is a $2 registration
fee for the evening class and $lO
fee for the bus tour.
Pre-registration is essential.
.iMvy Duty .
StMl Tonfiw
Will Outperform
Any Double
Offset!
Let Us Prove It.
Details and registration forms
are available in any of the
following New Jersey County
Extension Service offices. Sussex,
Warren, Morns, Hunterdon,
Somerset and Mercer. Completed
form and fee may be sent to either
Everett Chamberlain, Warren
County Extension Service, Court
House, Belvidere, 07823; or H.N.
Repair, Somerset County Ex
tension Service, Administration
Bldg., Somerville, 08876.
A special one-day seminar is
being scheduled by the Mercer,
Somerset and Hunterdon Ex
tension Services for horse farm
managers and key staff. The date
will be Thursday, March 19; the
place, Hunterdon’s Extension
Center; time 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Emphasis,- according to Jon
Repair, Mercer County Agent and
seminar coordinator, will be on
pastures., establishment and
maintenance. Fencing will be one
of the related topics to be
discussed.
Registration and details are
available m either of the three
Extension Service offices
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