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FIiANET JR., No. 3.— Hill and Drill 

 Seeder. A favorite among- onion growers, 

 market gardeners and seedsmen. The 

 special force feed is admirable, working- 

 equally well whether sowing- with an ounce 

 or a full hopper. The hill dropping: is sim- 

 ple and reliable, making- hills either 4, 6, 8, 

 12 or 24 inches apart. Price, $10.50. 15-inch 

 steel driving wheel; holds 3 quarts of seed; 

 weight, packed, 46 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 1.— Combined Drill 

 Seeder, Wheel Hoe. Cultivator and Plow. 

 The sowing- cylinder is a drum of spring- 

 brass set between the driving- wheels, with \ 

 a sliding brass band and cam. In drum and j 

 band are corresponding diamond-shaped | 

 discharge openings, quickly adjusted for ; 

 any kind of seed. Inside the drum, shields j 

 cover the openings, and insure regular sow- j 

 ing with a full hopper or a thimbleful. | 

 Price, with tools as shown, $9.50. Holds | 

 3 pints of seed; weight, packed, 44 lbs. j 



PLANET, JR., No. 28.— Combined Hill | 



and Drill Seeder, Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, '■ 

 Rake and Plow. Equipment: One pair 

 6-inch hoes, one pair 4 1/^ -inch hoes, one 

 pair 5-tooth rakes, three cultivator teeth, ! 

 one landside plow, one leaf guard, one 

 marking attachment, steel handles. Price, I 

 $15.00. Packed weight, 71 lbs. Holds 3 

 quarts. i 



PLANET, JR., NO. 29. — Hill and Drill ! 

 Seeder onlj^ No cultivating attachments. 

 Price, $11.50. 15-inch steel driving wheel, i 

 Holds 3 quarts. Steel handles. Packed 

 weight, 57 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 30. — Single Wheel Hoe, i 

 Cultivator, Plow, Rake and Marker. Equip- 

 ment: One pair 6-inch hoes, one pair 

 4%-inch iToes, one pair 5-tooth rakes, three . 

 steel cultivator teeth, one large plow, one : 

 marking attachment, one leaf guard, steel i 

 wheel, steel frame, steel handles. Price, > 

 $8.00. Packed, weight, 41 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 12.— A single and 

 double wheel-hoe in one. > Straddles crops 

 till 20 inches high, then works between. 

 The plows open furrows and cover them. 

 The cultivator teeth work deep or shallow. 

 The hoes are wonderful weed-killers. The 

 rakes do fine cultivation and gather up 

 trash. Unbreakable steel frame, 14-inch 

 steel wheels. The greatest hand-cultivating 

 tool in the world. Price, $7.00; weight 34 

 pounds. 



PLANET, JR., No. 13.— Double Wheel 

 Hoe. This tool has one pair of 6-inch hoes 

 only — the tools that are most constantly 

 useful throughout the season. Other tools 

 can be added as needed. Price, $4.75; 

 weight, 29 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 38.— Single Wheel Disc 

 Hoe, Cultivator and Plow. This combina- 

 tion occupies the same position among 

 Single Wheel Hoes as that taken by the 

 Planet, Jr., No. 14 Double Wheel Disc Hoe 

 among Doubles. Steel frame. Price, com- 

 plete, $7.00; weight, packed, 28 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 14. — Double Wheel 

 Disc Hoe, Cultivator and Plow. Steel frame. 

 This new tool will give excellent satisfac- 

 tion; is especially pleasing to all who work 

 peat lands. There are three oil tempered 

 discs on each side. The set of prong culti- 

 vator teeth are constructed on entirely 

 new lines, and will be found invaluable in 

 general cultivation. The plows are the 

 regular Planet, Jr., model and are continu- 

 ally valuable for furrowing, covering and 

 plowing. Price, with attachments, $8.00; 

 weight, 38 lbs. 



PLANET, JR., No. 31.— Combined Drill 

 Seeder and Wheel Hoe. Price, complete, 

 $7.00. This is a new combined tool of great 

 value to thousands of gardeners who have 

 never felt able to own. either a seed drill 

 or a wheel hoe. It is thoroughly well-made 

 and offered at a price that makes it pay the 

 smallest gardener. It will sow even a 

 small packet of any garden seed from V4 to 

 2 inches deep, in a narrow row. It holds 

 one quart. 



PLANET, JR., No. 32.- 



only $5.00. 



PLANET, JR., No. 33.- 



only $3.00. 



-As a Drill Seeder, 



-As a Wheel Hoe, 



Everything for the Planter and Gardener at Steckler's. 



