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New Holland Can Meet
Hydraulic Cylinder
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
Co.) If you’re looking for top
quality, general purpose hydraulic
cylinders with superior perfor
mance characteristics, there’s
only one place to shop your
local New Holland dealership.
New Holland hydraulic cylin
ders feature high tensile steel,
zinc-plated pins and retainers to
prevent corrosion. The heavy
duty, torqued, self-locking piston
nut holds the piston in place under
high cycle loading. And the high
strength, hard chrome-plated shaft
provides extended cylinder life in
the harshest conditions.
With a working pressure of
2,500 psi, these newly enhanced
hydraulic cylinders are able to
withstand continuous high loads
without wear or fracture. The duc
tile iron piston is precision
machined providing a malleable
beurmg surface for extended
cylinder life.
New Holland cylinders are
available in ASAE standard sizes
as well as other popular sizes. For
more information, contact your
local New Holland dealership.
PARS, Custom Farm
Seed Honors Individuals
MOMENCE, 111. A PARS
Inc. Custom Farm Seed dealer and
several sales representatives were
honored for excellence in custom
er sales and service at a recent sales
kickoff meeting.
Titus Stoner of Landisville, Pa.
was recently recognized as district
dealer of the year by PARS Inc., a
distributor of Custom Farm Seed
(CFS) products. The district dealer
of the year is the top CFS dealer
award presented for excellence in
sales and service. Stoner became a
CFS dealer in 1988.
Chuck Keeney of Felton, Pa.
was recognized for hybrid com
seed sales increase in the Pennsyl
CVC Hires Dairy Specialist
SHIPPENSBURG (Franklin
Co.) Cumberland Valley Co
operative (CVC) has announced
the addition of Gerald (Gerry)
Potter to its staff.
Potter is joining CVC as a dairy
specialist and will be working in
the Cumberland County area.
Potter brings a broad base of ex
perience with him to CVC. Potter
has been in the agriculture field
since obtaining a bachelor’s de
gree in agriculture business man
agement from Penn State.
Potter started his experience in
the feed business during college
by doing local millwork and mar
keting studies with local livestock
farmers. After college he started a
management training program and
became a plant manager in 1983.
He also has experience as a feed
division manager and moskrecent
ly as a feed sales specialist
mess
News
Requirements
New Holland hydraulic
cylinders feature high ten
sile steel, zinc-plated pins
and retainers to prevent
corrosion. The heavy duty,
torqued, self-locking piston
nut holds the piston in
place under high cycle
loading. And the high
strength, hard chrome-plat
ed shaft provides extended
cylinder life in the harshest
conditions.
vania sales area during 1993-1994.
Keeney became a CFS dealer in
1989.
Charles Bomgardner of Annvil
le, Pa. was recognized for soybean
seed sales increase in Pennsylvani
a area sales during 1993-1994.
Bomgardner became a CFS dealer
in 1989.
Dale Good of Newmanstown,
Pa. was recognized for achieving
top com sales in the Pennsylvania
area during 1993-1994. In addi
tion, Good received awards for
achieving the top soybean sales,
top alfalfa sales, and alfalfa sales
increase. Good became a CFS
dealer in 1989.
Gerald Potter
Deere Unveils 8000 Series Tractors
MOLINE, 111. Drawing on
input from extensive customer
and competitive-owner research
and more that 70 years of experi
ence in designing and manufac
turing tractor, John Deere has
developed four all-new 8000
Series tractor models, ranging
from 160 to 225 PTO horsepower.
The John Deere 3000 series
tractors include the 160-horse
power 8100, 180-horsepower
8200, and 200-horseoower 8300,
which replace th 4560, 4760, and
4960 models in the product line.
The largest model, the 225-horse
power 8400, provides the most
PTO horsepower and hitch lift
capacity of any row-crop tractor
in the industry.
The tractors feature a John
Deere-designed-and-manufac
tured powertrain. They use
proven electronic technology to
provide fingertip control of the
transmission, SCVs, PTO, and
hitch; precise engine perfor
mance; self-diagnostic capabili
ties; and complete compatibility
with options such as row guid
ance and electrohydraulic depth
Scoop Up Savings With Loader Tooth Bars
NEW HOLLAND, (Lancaster
Co.) Get the most from your
skid steer loader by installing
new skid steer loader tooth bars
from New Holland.
Installing a new New Holland
tooth bar will help ensure your
bucket’s filled to capacity time
after time. These new tooth bars
feature extra-wide shanks for
greater durability and reduced
wear on the bucket lip, as well as
replaceable bucket teeth with
hardened points. The double
Los Awarded
Achievement Honor
WASHINGTON, D.C„ Dr.
Marinus Los, Research Director,
Crop Sciences Discovery at Ameri
can Cyanamid, received the presti
gious Industrial Research Institute
Achievement Award recently at the
institute’s 1994 fall meeting in
Williamsburg, Va.
Established in 1973, the award is
presented to honor outstanding
accomplishment in individual inno
vation and creativity which con
tributes broadly to the development
of industry and to the benefit of
society. Tangible recognition of the
award is an original work of art,
symbolizing the creative nature of
scientific achievement, and express
ing the flight of imagination in
achieving technological innovation.
Los was chosen to receive the
award for his leadership in develop
ing more effective and safer herbi
cides; in particular for his discovery
of a new class of herbicides which
are potent inhibitors of a plant
J-Star Honors'
MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich.
Harold D. Goss was recently
cited for his outstanding 1993
sales performance, territory man
agement, and service to his deal
ers and customers as a J-Star
industries territory manage’-. Goss’
territory includes southwestern
Pennsylvania and northeast Ohio.
As part of this recognition,
Harold and Sondra Goss of Spring
Mills, Pa. attended the company’s
Cup club meeting for outstanding
territory managers at The Grand
Hotel on Mackinac Island, Michi
gan.
The John Deere 8000
Series tractors include the
160-hp 8100, 180-hp 8200,
200 hp 8300, and the 225-hp
8400. The tractors establish
new standards in control,
visibility, maneuverability,
power, and ease of service
in this size class.
control. The chassis design is so
innovative and unique that it is
patented. It enables these tractors,
equipped with 16.9 R-30 MFW
tires set at 60-iych spacing, to
have a 17-foot turning radius —
the shortest of any competitive
tractor in this size class.
One of the most distinctive
features of the tractors is the
CommandAßM that places the
controls for the transmission,
throttle, SCVs, hitch, and PTo in
beveled bar design helps keep
material from getting stuck going
into and out of the bucket.
The tooth bars are constructed
from low-carbon steel for extra
toughness which means they’ll be
able to loosen hard clay or com
pacted soil with ease. New Hol
land skid steer loader tooth bars
come in seven sizes ranging from
54 to 84 inches to fit nearly every
application. For more informa
tion, contact your local New Hol
land dealership.
Dr. Marinus Los
enzyme absent in mammals and for
developing this class such that the
derived commercial products re
quire low application rates and pos
sess extraordinary features for hu
man safety.
Goss
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Harold Goss, right, is pic
tured with his prestigious
1993 Cup Club Plaque pre
sented by John Neill, presi
dent of J-Star Industries.
the armrest of the seat for conve
nient fingertip operation. Effec
tive use of reliable electronic
technology, widely used in auto
motive an industrial applications
for years, combined with the
shape, placement, and color of
the controls, provide a system
that optimized operator comfort
and ease of operation while mini
mizing hand and arm movements.
The Comm and ARM moves with
the seat when the operator makes
adjustments or swivels it, so the
controls are always at the opera
tor’s fingertips.
The secondary tractor controls
and the vehicle monitor are locat
ed on the right-hand console,
within easy view and reach of the
operator. The monitor provides
status information on machine
systems and has the capability to
display diagnostic codes directly
to the operator—a first in John
Deere tractors. The codes are
explained in the operator’s manu
al. Analog gauges monitor engine
coolant temperature and fuel
level. An oil pressure gauge is
optional.
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Get the most from your
skid steer loader by
installing new skid steer
loader tooth bars from New
Holland. These new tooth
bars feature extra-wide
shanks for greater durability
and reduced wear on the
bucket lip, as well as
replaceable bucket teeth
with hardened points.
New Name For
Crop Trade
Association
WASHINGTON, D.C. The
National Agricultural Chemicals
Association (NACA) has changed
its name to the American Crop
Protection Association (ACPA).
“ACPA’s member companies
are world leaders in existing and
emerging agricultural technolo
gies for today and the 21 st Centu
ry. Our new name reinforces the
continued central role of synthet
ic chemistry in agriculture and
captures the potential of today’s
biological and bio-engineered
products,” said Jay J. Vroom,
president, American Crop Protec
tion Association.
“Crop protection is more than
who we are, it is what we do. It
connotes strength and health, and
signifies our continued commit
ment to the miracle of American
agriculture,” said Vroom;
ACPA was founded in 1933 as
the Agricultural Insecticide and
Fungicide Association. In 1949,
the mane was changed to the
National Agricultural Chemicals
Association. With 80 members,
ACPA represents more than 95
percent of the nation’s manufac
turers, formulators and distribu
tors of insecticides, herbicides,
fungicides and other products
used to protect crops.
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