HARVARD, IL - Starline
roducts, Inc. recently announced
e appointment of Monte L. Craig
, president/Chief Operating
Eficer of the company, and an
vestor.
prior to joining Starline, Craig
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saving, being able to get tough
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You’ll enjoy the knowledge
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competition. With dual, hand-
operated UOAD-TRAK T-bar
LJ -—p. controls—one on each side
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controls. A dual-purpose seat
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L -1 Hryi/— \rv~\S —N comfortable arm rest Rollback
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J U UVii/U UP Quick Hydro-Lock attachment
change. Easy engine access
Plus many more convenience
features.
You’ll also enjoy being able to
add specialty attachments,
easily and quickly, confident
your machine can handle them.
Like pallet forks. Utility fork with
grapple. Buckets. Backhoes.
Trenchers. Tree diggers
Sweepers. You name it.
fake a look at Gehl’s full line of
loaders and pick the one that’s
best for you. On the popular .
liquid-cooled 3510 gas/3610
diesel and 4510 gas/4610 diesel
loaders, ybull tike the self
leveling load action. And you'll
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Craig named Starline CEO
was a Group Vice President for
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.,
responsible for several operations
in the United States and Europe,
with combined sales volume of $2OO
million. Before that, Craig was
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WAIVER OF FINANCE
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1, 1986
ON ALL GEHL EQUIPMENT
With 30% Down Payment, Cash OrTrade-ln
See Your Dealer Today mille*eouin*ekt
RDI
Bechtelsville, PA
215-845-2911
Vice President of Skil Corporation
in charge of U.S. manufacturing
plants.
Craig’s background also in
dudes materials management,
distribution and world-wide
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Wtthremovrtoi two bote, overbad go«rel
rods back and locks, exposing entire
drive train. Benefit; lower maintenance
Coal, greater protection for the mechanic.
Ill® Qehtls very affordable 3310
gas/3410 diesel with easy
handling and superior
engineering.
For extra heavy work loads,
choose the new 6620 diesel.
With an SAE lift rating of 2,050
lbs., a lift height of 123 in., anp
a reach of 36 in., It’s the big
gest loader in the lineup, and
outreaches even the so-called
"super boom" machines,
Your Gehl dealer will show you
how these versatile skid loaders
can run circles around the
competition. Make us prove
it with a demonstration Youll
enjoy thatl Gehl Company,
West Bend, Wl 53095.
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computer operations for SkU
Corporation. He is a recognized
authority on the use of the com
puter in manufacturing. He
replaces Roger M. Peterson and
C.J. Fields, who continue as
members of the board of directors,
and investors.
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NICHOLS FARM
EQUIPMENT
Bloomsburg. PA
717-784-7731
Starline manufactures and
markets a complete line of farm
stead equipment under the trade
name Star-trac. The company also
manufacturers and markets
building hardware and equiment
under the trade name Cannon
Ball/HNP Building Products. The
company recently celebrated its
100th year in operation and has
been located here in Harvard,
Illinois throughout that time.
Cost-sharing funds
HARRISBURG - Dauphin
County fanners who need financial
assistance to perform con
servation work on their farms may
apply for cost-sharing funds under
the federally administered
Agriculture Conservation
Program. Farmers should enroll
with the Dauphin County ASCS
Office (652-8401) before Feb. 15.
The County Committee will
review all requests which will
solve the high priority con
servation problems. Approvals
will not be based on a first-come,
first serve basis.
The practices that will be cost
shared for 1986 are sod waterways,
terraces, diversions, strip
cropping, contour farming, fall
seedings, animal waste facilities,
winter cover crop, sediment
retention structures, grazing land
protection, planting forest trees,
and improving a stand of forest
trees.
Contact the ASCS Office for
more information concerning the
ACP Program.
LANCASTER FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND UP-TO-DATE
MARKET REPORTS
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This rugged sawmill cuts boards any
thickness from V* to 9" • it will quarter
saw • handles logs up to 24" diameter •
cuts boards smooth and straight •
Walnut, Oak, Cherry and other
hardwoods are no problem to saw •
saves you more usable lumber • low
price makes this saw affordable for
individual use.
Call or write for full details
Kasco Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Route 3 Box 393 • Shelbyville, Indiana 46176
Phone (317) 398-7973
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