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GREAT
Mechanization Help: Farmers
Do Chores Easier and Faster |
By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrification Bureau
Farming operations
complicated these days, Many farm
have more motors and electrical |
equipment scattered around than can |
be found in the average small town
hop, Actually, however,
uch equipment has simplified, rather
tl mplicated, the farmer's way
|
look pretty
CART
ENDS—to
MADE FROM ODDS AND
transport large motor
around farm.
otf life. It has taken over numerous
chores formerly performed by man-
ual labor.
Nearly every electrified farm has
two or more portable motors on hand
to operate various “choring machin-
ery.” Motors of from ¥%; to 2 horse-
power operate such equipment as
cream separators, fanning mills, drill
presses, emery wheels and small corn
shellers, circular saws and feed mix-
ers. Those of from 1 to 3 horsepower
operate corn elevators, hoists, pumps, |
to 712 |
ete, and larger motors-
run ensilage cutters, crop driers and
many other devices.
Motors, which are not an integral
part of electric equipment, can be
moved from job to job without dif-
ficulty, Handles for small motors may
be made of strands of heavy
wire, twisted together at the top and
covered with a section of rubber hose.
The wire is attached to the two top
frame bolts of the motor, Larger
motors are transported by carts.
Usually, a cart can be built from odds
and ends of discarded farm equip-
ment, for instance—handles from a
walking plow, wheels from tongue
trucks of a horsedrawn disc and the
frame from 2-inch bar iron
Electric power has taken over much
of the lifting, loading and moving
jobs around scores of modern farms.
Elevators, operated by motors of from
2 to 5 hp. are used to fill silos and to
move grain and hay into storage bins
and mows, Baled hay, elevated to the
mow door, can be moved to any de-
sirable position by horizontal con-
veyors and re-elevated by inclined
plane elevators. These handy eleva- |
tors are easily wheeled around the
granary or other buildings to load
wagons or to shift produce from place
to place.
One Ohio farmer built a 120-foot
long, enclosed conveyor to move grain
from the granary to his steer feeding
barn. It operates with a 2 hp. motor.
Another form of “feed mover” is the
silo unloader. Located in the top of
conventional silos or built into spe-
cially designed, commercial struc-
tures, they scrape silage into the
chute where it drops into feed carts.
And these are only a few of the
motor-operated devices on farms to-
day. In fact, it would be hard to
visualize an electrified farm whose
operator hasn't put motors to use in
one way or another to do his chores
easier, faster and more economically.
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CYRUS FOREMAN
On David
ebrated his eighiy-eighth
last Thursday, Apri] 3. He
Street, this borough, cel- |
birtaday
has our
best wishes for many more happy |
events,
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MASTERSONVILLE FIREMEN
PLAN TO RAISE $6,000.
The board of trustees of the Mas- |
Fire Co, Roy G. Hess, |
chairman, will conduct a drive to |
collect $6,000 to pay for the nets)
tersonville
finished fire hall
Firemen will canvass in and a-|
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bout Mastersonville under the di-|
Hess, Clayton Greiner,
Stanley Ruhl,
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they scored a thrilling 70-66 over- |
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