PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK— WHOLESALE CATALOGUE— IMPLEMENTS. 19 



The New "Planet, Jr." Wheel Hoes and Cultivators for Hand Power. 



Wheel Hoes with their attachments for cultivating, hilling, furrowing, covering, etc., ire among the great labor-savers of 

 They not only make the care of all rowed crops a pleasure, but enable a man to care for five times the area that can be 

 "the man with the (other) hoe." They are built substantially for all-day work by an able-bodied man, yet they are 

 to the strength of a boy or woman. 



THE DOUBLE-WHEEL HOES, while they work equally well between two rows of 



plants, are especially adapted for straddling one row, working close up to both sides of 



the plants, until they are twenty inches high. 



THE SINGLE-WHEEL HOES, are rather lighter than the double, and while the 



wheel can be set on the side of the frame, enabling both sides of one row to be hoed 



at one time, yet they are best adapted for working between two rows of plants. 



Planet Jr., (No. 16) 

 Single Wheel Hoe 

 Complete 



the age. 

 done by 

 adapted 



THE NEW 

 " Planet, Jr." Wheel Hoes, Etc. 



THEIR ATTACHMENTS AND USES 



The Cultivator Teeth, a fine model of best stamped steel used for 

 either deep or shallow stirring: and cultivation. 



The Flat Hoes, for surface hoeing, cutting off weeds, etc. The 4K- 

 inch are for rows under 12 inches wide; the 6-inch for wider rows. The 

 hoes can be exchanged to either side, thus throwing a little earth to or 

 from the plants, as desired. 



The Small Plows, (supplied with the Double Wheel Hoes), are valuable 

 for hilling up, covering, furrowing, etc. 



The Large Landside or Turn Plow, (supplied with the Single Wheel 

 Hoes), is used for plowing, furrowing, hilling, covering, etc. They will 

 throw either to or from the plants as set. 



The Rakes are for stirring, fining and leveling the surface and for early 

 cultivation. 



The Leaf Lifters turn aside the foliage without injury when plants are 

 large, so that close work can be done rapidly and easily. 



The only difference between 

 the various Double Wheel Hoes 

 and the various Single Wheel 

 Hoes is in the equipment as 

 herewith detailed. 



No. DOUBLE WHEEL HOE 



11 Equipped as illustrated .. . 



12 Equipment 



13 Equipment 



SINGLE WHEEL HOE 



16 Equipped as illustrated . . . 



17 Equipment 



nyi Equipment 



18 Equipment 



Extra equipment may be added 



at any time at price men- 

 tioned, per each 



85c. 



in. 



75c 



Culti- 

 vator 

 Teeth 



45c. 



Plows 



Small Large 



95c. 



$1 . 85 



Rakes 



5- 3- 



tooth tooth 



90c. 



70c. 



Leaf Price 



lifters 



25c. 



$17.00 



13.75 



9.75 



11.50 

 9.65 

 8.25 

 6.75 



P arcel Post Weight, per each . . . 17oz. 17os* 13o?. 17oz. 45oz. looz. 10oz. 8oz. 



No. 90 "Planet, Jr." Twelve-Tooth Harrow, 

 Cultivator and Pulverizer, 



Gardeners cultivate better than formerly and find it pays. 

 The chisel-shaped teeth on this tool go as deep or shallow as 

 you Uke, close to row, without injuring plants, cut out all 

 weeds, stir the soil and mellow and fine it as with a garden 

 rake. Any width from 12 to 32 inches. A special favorite 

 with strawberry and tobacco growers, market 

 gardeners, truckers and small fruit growers. 

 The wheel won't clog; the 

 pulverizerleavesthe ground 

 in perfect condition for 

 seeding or plant setting. 



No. 90— as iUus. $22.50. 



No. 90-B— (less pulverizer, $19.00 



No. 90-D— less Pulverizer and (wheel), $14.50. 



Planet, Jr. No. 14 Double and Single 

 Wheel Disc Hoe, Cultivator and Plow 



Packed weight, 38 lbs. Steel frame. 14-inch steel wheels. 

 Equipment: 



One set of disc hoes, oil tempered. 

 One pair plows, oil tempered. 



One pair 3-prong cultivator teeth. Two leaf lifters. 

 No. 14 is especially pleasing to all who work peat lands. It has three 

 adjustable discs on each side, which may all be used at once or one or two 

 on a side. They can be set to throw to or from the row, and will leave the 

 ground smooth and pulverized. 



The prong cultivator teeth are invaluable. The tooth next to the row 

 is narrow and runs shallow; the middle tooth is wider and runs ', i inch deeper; 

 the outside tooth is still wider and runs another }i inch deeper. This 

 avoids injury to the plants. The teeth are also set out of line from front 

 to back, which prevents clogging. 

 Price, $15.25. 



Planet, Jr., Celery Hillers. 



The Double Celery Hiller is fitted with lever 

 wheel. The hilling blades are 43 inches long 

 adjustable in width or height as wanted; the 

 double machine works all rows up to four 

 feet apart. Before hilling, the soil should be 

 thoroughly loosened 

 with a horse hoe. 



The Single Celery 

 Hiller runs lighter 

 than the double, and 

 throws rather higher; 

 it works any width 

 rows. Where market 

 gardeners plant close 



and first bleach every other row, it is "Just the thing." It is also excellent help 



when burying the crop. 



Price, Double Celery Hiller, complete $36.00 



" Single " " " $30.25 



Imperial Potato Digger. 



The Beam and HandK . white 



oak, thoroughly seasoned. The I. adjust- 



able up and down to sun the height 

 The Post or Standard is high allowing ample room 

 for clearance The 



Blade is made of steel ai 

 broad w r h 1. ing " ■*. . It is 

 fitted with four fenders 

 each on 8 



serves to clear an .. 

 These Fenders 



to differ. is. The Dig- 



ger is fined with eight round 

 iched to the 



. arc ol such length and siae that in passing 

 in const ant vibration. This movement brings all 

 . and ai the same time does not injure them. 

 Made in One Size Only 



No. 205, Imperial Potato Digger, without wheel, weight SS lbs $18.00 



Wheel, complete, weight 10 lbs S. 00 



; Pound 



rods, while held rigidly in 

 through the earth they 



the potatoes to the surfac 



