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• AC 8030 Tractor
front wheel assist
• AC 6080 Tractor
front wheel assist
• AC 6080 Tractor
2 wheel drive
• AC F 3 Combine
• AC 6 Row
Corn Planter
• AC 15 ft. Disc
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FARMERS
EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY
INC.
RDI.P.O. Box 37
Airville, Pa.
17302
771/862-3967
NOMY....
rs 6060/6080 Tractors...
ire’s the best of both worlds in versatile
ictor power. By official test, the 83 PTO
6080 has the best fuel economy in its
iss and the best torque backup at 27%.
le 63 PTO hp* 6060 has the best torque
ickup at 35% with excellent fuel
momy, too.
Both are powered by an AUis-Chalmers
ylinder, direct-injection diesel engine,
irbocharged in the 6060, turbo-charged
id intercooled in the 6080.
loth are available with mechanical
mt-wheel-drive for better traction,
’.ter fuel economy, less compaction,
lugged rear mains with large planetary
lal drives and positive wet disc brakes.
Open-center hydraulics with 11.4-gal.
mote capacity.
7ully independent PTO.
• Optional cab is tops in roominess and
comfort
AC Supplement loAincaster Farming, Saturday, March 24,1984
B & R: A Young Firm
Under Seasoned Ownership
Though Kenneth Roush and Earl
Boome, Jr. have owned B and R
Farm Equipment, Inc., for only
three years, the partners are no
strangers to the Alhs-Chalmers
line.
The original owner of this
Beavertown firm was Ben H.
Walter, a veteran A-C dealer,
logging 32 years of service before
selling to Roush and Boome in
November, 1980. Ken Roush had
been Walter’s service manager,
for 10 years, and Earl Boome had
completed 15 years as parts
manager before Walter’s
retirement.
The two owners divide
Pictured above is the staff of B&R Farm Equipment, Inc., of
Beavertown. From left are, salesman Earl Eash, owners Earl
Boonie, Jr., and Kenneth E. Roush, serviceman Kenneth
Shaum, and partsman Tim Reich.
TEN FORWARD SPEEDS
YOU CAN SHIFT ON-THEROLL
£]]**■. Allis-Chalmers 6140
...40 pro hp«
Matches efficient power performance with a
WnmMmßMfl smooth-shifting power tram to provide 10
fully synchronized work speeds from 0 8 to
Sff 17 0 mph And there's more
* Husky 3-cylmder, 142-cu-ln diesel enguie
rated at 2800 rpm Overhead values and a
hardened crankshaft for added depen
dabihty
• Available with mechanical front-wheel
drive to tackle marginal field conditions and
I'MMII maximize fuel efficiency The mechanical
system synchronizes front wheels to rear
wheels, minimizing horsepower loss
* Independent 840 rpm PTO and mechanical
differential lock are standard
• Easy semcmg with fhp-up hood
W * Manufacturer's estimated maximum
observed PTO horsepower at rated engine
management responsibilities, with
Roush overseeing sales and ser
vice, and Boonie managing the
parts department.
Other B and R employees in
clude Earl Eash in sales, Tim
Reich in the parts department, and
Kenneth Shaum in the service
department.
Located along Route 522, one
mile east of Beavertown, the firm
continues a tradition of
distinguished service, being
second in the distnct for 1982
tractor sales, and top regional
dealer for percentage of parts
sales on stock and bi-weekly orders
during 1983.
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