08-Lancastw Farming Saturday, July 20,1985
CHICAGO - The Farm and have cooperated to produce a
Industrial Equipment Institute, booklet “Save Lives with HOPS”
tractor manufacturers, dealers f° r inclusion in the Council’s Farm
and the National Safety Council Safety Week mailing to county
New combine works well
on ditches, uneven ground
NEW HOLLAND - Side-to-side
header flotation that lets the
cutterbar cut close to the ground
when the combine rocks in and out
of ditches and uneven ground is a
major feature of Sperry New
Holland Model TRB6 and TR96
combines.
This feature is especially im
portant in bean harvest and in
irrigated small grains where
ditches and borders are the usual
rule rather than the exception. For
floating soybean heads the side-to
side float is automatic. It is
Side-to-side header flotation that lets the cutterbar cut
close to the ground when the combine rocks in and out of
ditches and uneven ground is a major feature of Sperry New
Holland Model TR 86 and TR96 combines.
FILLIPPO, INC.
DISABLED &
CRIPPLED COWS,
BULLS & STEERS
Competitive Prices
Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call:
Frank Fillippo -
Residence - 215-666-0725
Elam Cinder - 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
Equipment dealers offer booklet on farm safety
operator controlled for corn heads
and direct cut grain heads.
Header options include floating
bean heads to 22-feet wide, small
grain direct cut heads up to 30-feet
wide, windrow pickup frame and
four, six and eight row com heads.
In addition, the new combines
feature a new comfort cab with
very low noise characteristics;
and staggered, spiral, segmented
rasp bar rotor design that im
proves operation in wet straw crop
conditions.
FRANK A.
WANTED
Paid
agents, Vo-Ag instructors, farm
broadcasters and farm
organization leaders.
The booklet includes a suggested
one-minute radio script, a flyer for
distribution to farmers and a
suggested newspaper article
detailing tractor safety tips. The
booklet will receive wide
distribution during National Farm
Safety Week, September 15-21,
1985.
The booklet is the first outgrowth
of a National Safety Council
administered program en
couraging farmers to install ROPS
(rollover protective structures) on
tractors that can accept them. In
addition, the program aims to
encourage farmers to “buckle
up;” to use their safety belts on
ROPS-equipped tractors.
Experts estimate that only about
25 percent of the 4.5 million
tractors operated in the U.S. are
equipped with ROPS, a steel
structure that can reduce
significantly the risk of serious
injury or death in the event of a
rollover.
The ROPS safety information
program, endorsed by the Farm
and Industrial Equipment In
stitute, envisions a broad-based,
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667 Hartman Station Rd.
Lancaster, PA
393-6530
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multi-media campaign to reach
farmers about this important
safety issue. It will rely on joint
efforts of the FIEI, the National
Safety Council, insurance com
panies, farm organizations, farm
youth organizations, tractor
manfacturers and others.
The Farm and Industrial
Equipment Institute, founded in
Silage inoculant sprayer
ASTORIA, OR - Advance Agri-
Marketing announces a new Silage
Inoculant Sprayer that is ideal for
smaller areas and crops.
Originally designed for dispersing
Advance II Inoculant, the sprayer
can be used for other applications
on the farm.
The six-gallon capacity unit has
a nylon-reinforced outer jacket
and a replaceable inner liner bag.
One need only change the inner
bag when non-compatible sprays
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1893, is one of the oldest
manufacturers’ trade associations
in the U.S. It represents
manufacturers of farm and in
dustrial machinery in North
America.
For more information, contact
the Inst at 410 N. Michigan
Avenue, Sutie 680, Chicago, P
60611 (312) 321-1470.
are to be used.
A 12-volt electrical pump and
nozzle are standard and packaged
with the sprayer.
The sprayer is easily attached to
equipment by utilizing the
sprayer’s loop handles and side
ties.
Advance Agri-Marketing
produces a mini-vial of Advance II
Silage Inoculant that is ideally
suited for use with the new
sprayer.
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