he Fast Lane Carts. . . eedin ntrol From Ist i Last ry The Amount oor Prevents n Transport iserve & Adjust w’s Appetite & RYDER SUPPLY DISPLAY-BOOTH 342 tout few hHole r-Pree it! 3. A Reliable Cart • 24 Years of Satisfied Weaverline Cart Users • Designed, Tested & Built for Long Life • Handy, Dependable, Long Life Battery Power • Choice Of Stainless Steel Or Painted Metal FEATURES • Patented pulley/cable drink closure: drink closures require little effort to actuate. EASY FOR SMALL LIVESTOCK TO DRINK. . allows water level to be set for different operations keeps freezing air out if water level drops unexpectedly • Closure keeps water cool and palatable in extreme hot weather for better livestock gains and milk production. Prevents algae from forming, keeps water cleaner. • Valve anti-siphoning instant-on 18 GPM • Insulation value: R-27 • Rounded edges for livestock protection • Recessed drain holes for easy cleaning • Easy installation • Uses no electricity • Eliminates heating elements and utility bills A minimum of 10 head keeps water to your animals in sub-zero temperatures ffitchie SPREAD’S THE WORD rea d’ s the word at Ideal Industries with a of manure spreaders that are big on performance - but easy on your budget! Ideal’s Nu Hawk flail tank spreaders offer a more efficient, less expensive solution to all your manure spreade needs. And Nu Hawk spreaders are competitively priced to provide a more economical way to fertilize and build up the organic matter in your soil. •*** ' f , * $ Built to meet your complete loading and spreading requirements, Nu Hawk spreaders provide a variet of features and options for consistent year round spreading of all types of manure. All Nu Hawk models offer either right or left side discharge and a straight or folding rear panel to clear low barn cleaners. As well, Nu Hawk’s tractor controlled hydraulic lid openers and copper bearing steel lids and tanks resist damaging corrosive manure acids. For more information on Ideal’s new line of Nu Hawl flail tank spreaders, see your local Nu Hawk dealer. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 5,1 nuwmu^ 199
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