CS-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 10, 1993
The new Model ULF-246 front loader fork attachment
from Worksaver, Inc. Increases the versatility of small- to
mid-size tractors and skid steer loaders by allowing them
to perform more jobs.
Increase Versatility
With Pallet Fork
LITCHFIELD, 111. The new
Model ULF-246 front loader fork
attachment from Worksaver, Inc.,
increases the versatility of sniall
to mid-size tractors and skid steer
loaders by allowing them to per
form more jobs.
Ideal for handling pallets of
fruit, vegetables or farm supplies,
the front loader fork has a
2,000-pound capacity (not recom
mended for handling round hay
bales). The loader features adjust
able 46-inch long, high strength
Universal Introduces
Positive Oil Displacement
Vacuum Pump
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Uni
versal Dairy Equipment has taken
a good idea and made it even
better.
The new MXL pump introduces
positive oil displacement to the
dairy industry. The design builds
upon the success of the popular
Masport® pump from Universal.
The wash cycle can be tough on
pumps. Because of the lower vac
uum level, less oil is drawn
through the pump, and vapors
from chlorine and other cleaning
chemicals can dry it out.
Positive oil displacement, how
ever, guarantees the lubrication of
bearings at start-up, as well as
throughout the wash cycle. The oil
still is run through a reclaimer, but
dairy farmers don’t have to bother
adjusting the vacuum level
because the MXL is fully
automated.
Automatic and adjustable direct
oil feed to both ends of the main
bearings and all other moving
parts provide positive, trouble
free, and continuous lubrication.
The MXL pump is available in 5-
or 7.5-horscpower models in the
ness
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alloy steel forks.
Equipped with standard univer
sal mounting brackets. Model
ULF-246 fits more popular load
ers with a Joader arm spacing of
42-inches or less (center to cen
ter). Optional mounting brackets
are available for loaders with spe
cial requirements.
For more information or free
literature, contact Worksaver,
Inc., P.O. Box 100, Litchfield, IL,
62056-0100, (217) 324-5973.
The new MXL pump intro
duces positive oil displace
ment to the dairy industry.
The design builds upon the
success of the popular Mas
port® pump from Universal.
same configurations as standard
Masport pumps, with polyvinyl
tanks.
The quality of the MXL vac
uum pump is backed by a two
year warranty.
In 1994 DuPont Calendar
WILMINGTON, Del. Meti
culously restored farm tractors
from 12 states and Ontario, Can
ada, have been selected for the
1994 DuPont Classic Tractor Cal
endar, produced by DuPont Agri
cultural Products.
Tractors chosen are from Ar
kansas, Illinois, Indiana, lowa (2),
Maryland, Massachusetts. Michi
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, On
tario, Ohio (2), Tennessee and
Wisconsin. The Maryland tractor,
a 1912 Case 9-18, has been select
ed for the cover of the calendar.
Why are there IS tractors? “It is
a 13-month calendar (December
of 1993, plus the 12 months of
1994) with two additional tractors
featured on the front and back
covers. This allows us to picture
more of the beautifully-restored
machines,” said Matt Reinhart, a
product manager for DuPont Agri
cultural Products.
Judges select the final IS trac
tors to be featured from hundreds
of entries sent to DuPont, Reinhart
said.
The restoration and preserva
tion of vintage tractors is one of
the fastest growing “sports” in the
country, and interest has never
been higher.
Several tractor makes that have
not appeared on the four previous
DuPont calendars are featured in
the upcoming edition. These in
clude an Imperial (made in Can
ada), Baker, Eagle, Aultman Tay
lor, and Huber.
Also new for the 1994 DuPont
Better-Bilt Spreaders
Meet Many Needs
GALVA, 111. Better-Bill, a
division of Waste Controls Cor
poration, manufactures a line of
bright orange slurry'spreaders and
vacuum spreaders.
Injector systems are available
for deep, uniform underground
application of liquid manure, plus
a wide range of tank sizes and op
tions
According to Waste Controls
President Mike Gibbons, “The
wide selection of spreader types,
the broad range of sizes, and the
long list of options make it easy to
custom-tailor a spreader to virtual
ly every need.” The Better-Bilt
line also includes pit pumps and
lagoon pumps.
Waste Controls Corporation
also manufactures Super/Wheels
self-propelled truck mounted fer
Pioneer Names Service Support
WEST DES MOINES, lowa
Dr. Paul Carter has been
appointed agronomy service sup
port manager for the North Ameri
can Seed Division of Pioneer.
As agronomy service support
manager, Carter will oversee the
dissemination of agronomic infor
mation and research data for Pion
eer. He will also provide technical
agronomic support to customers.
Pioneer sales representatives and
dealers, and more than 70 Pioneer
Held agronomists across North
America.
Prior to joining Pioneer, Carter
was professor and extension agro
nomist for the University of Wis
consin, Madison. His activities
included extension work and
research on crop management,
with major emphasis on com pro
duction. He had been with the uni
versity for 11 years.
Vintage Tractors
Tractors chosen for the 1994 DuPont Classic Tractor
Calendar are from Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, lowa (2),
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Ontario, Ohio (2), Tennessee and Wisconsin. The Maryland
tractor, a 1912 Case 9-18, has been selected for the cover of
the calendar.
calendar will be an emphasis on
farm safety and accident preven
tion. A “Farm Safety Monthly
Memo” Will appear each month
with timely accident-prevention
ideas, along with the reminder,
‘Tarm Safety Is No Accident”
Reinhart said, “Anything we
can do to help stem the tide of
farm accidents will be a plus. A
simple reminder could save a
life.”
The large, full-color calendar is
Injector systems are available for deep, uniform under
ground application of liquid manure, plus a wide range of
tank sizes and options.
tilizer spreaders and I.M.E. va
cuum inductors for the waste
handling industry for liquid and
semi-solid waste.
Dr. Paul Cartar
SMHK.IT DOES A BODY GOOD.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC MILK MARKETING ASSOCIATION, INC.
.available in October, along with a
professionally-produced video
tape of the owners talking about
the unique characteristics of their
tractors, which they start and
drive. A colorful poster showing
all IS tractors is also available.
For information about the cal
endar. video and poster, call (800)
4 FARMS 1.
Tractors to be featured in the
1994 DuPont Classic Tractors
Calendar are the following:
For more information, contact
Waste Controls Corporation, P.O.
Box Z, Galva, IL 61434, (309)
932-2181.
Manager
“Paul brings a wealth of agro
nomic knowledge and communi
cation skills to this position,” said
Dave Grieve, director of sales sup
port for Pioneer. “He will play a
key role in providing helpful man
agement advice to customers so
they can utilize our products and
services to their best advantage.”
A native of Park Rapids, Minn.,
Carter received a bachelor’s in
agronomy from North Dakota
State University in 1978 and a
master’s and doctorate degree in
agronomy from the University of
Minnesota in 1980 and 1982,
respectively.
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