The $150 Tractor 
F. O. B. Boston, Mass., Crating Extra 
Multiplies Man Power by Five from Seedtime to Harvest 
One Gallon 
One Da \.s Fuel 
Don’t Overlook Sprywheel 
It practically eliminates the biggest item of cost in- 
truck farming—hand hoeing 
You can’t tell what prices your crops will bring’. But 
you can figure the cost of those same crops in fertilizer, 
seed, capital and labor invested. And labor—hand 
labor—is the great big item that is so often partly over¬ 
looked in fixing costs. Almost the only way to lower 
your crop cost is to reduce the labor cost or in some way 
increase the yield per plant and per acre. 
Sprywheel makes both of these things possible. 
How Sprywheel increases the better cultivating than five men 
yield per acre with hand or wheel hoes. 
Up and down the rows of lettuce, 
onions, cabbages, tomatoes, corn, 
seedling trees or small fruits, to¬ 
bacco, corn or cotton. Sprywheel 
goes. At from 1 Y> to 4 miles an 
hour, it weeds, mulches, hoes or 
hills —works all day long on one 
gallon of gasoline. 
Fifteen miles of row is not an 
exceptional day’s work for Spry¬ 
wheel. "When the rows are close 
together and the plants small, the 
row mileage cultivated can be 
largely increased by the use of a 
two or three row attachment. 
By cutting down your time and 
labor cost per bushel, Sprywheel 
cultivation increases your profits 
per bushel. 
A labor saver for market garden¬ 
ers, nurserymen and home 
gardeners 
Sprywheel has power and traction 
enough to pull sets of weeding 
rakes, cultivating teeth, hoes, right 
and left hilling shovels or a small 
plow for running seeding furrows. 
It practically eliminates hand- 
hoeing. 
Hundreds of half-acre home gar- 
deners, horticulturists, nurserymen 
and market gardeners have found 
How Sprywheel cuts crop costs Sprywheel the greatest labor-sav- 
and inct eases pjofit pei bushel jug- an( j money-making investment 
Sprywheel substitutes machine they ever made. You should own 
power for muscle power. It one or more. Uses the same tools 
enables one man to do more and as vour wheel hoe. 
Sprywheel makes both practical 
and economical the continuous and 
late-season cultivation which agri¬ 
cultural colleges and farm ex¬ 
periment stations have definitely 
proved yields crop increases far in 
excess of the cost of the additional 
labor even when hand hoes and 
wheel hoes are used. Using Spry¬ 
wheel this cost is reduced to a fifth 
of the cost of doing the work by 
hand. 
Sprywheel also permits planting 
rows so close together that plants 
have just enough room to attain 
full maturity—an important ad¬ 
vantage on high-priced, heavily 
fertilized land. 
Besides. Sprywheel insures uni¬ 
form and timely cultivation — 
turns and mixes the soil more 
evenly and thoroughly than is pos¬ 
sible bv hand or wheel hoes, keep ; 
the top soil loose, conserves mois¬ 
ture and keeps down weeds. Cul¬ 
tivates rows right up to maturity, 
long after the height and spread 
of the plants makes multiple row 
cultivation impractical. 
For these reasons Sprywheel culti¬ 
vation means extra bushels 
acre—added profits. 
In five minutes a power lawn 
mower 
By loosening two bolts, the culti¬ 
vator tool assembly is dropped. 
Substitute the Sprywheel Lawn 
Mower Attachment. Fasten in 
place with the same two bolts, and 
you have a power lawn mower— 
remarkably sturdy, simple, effi¬ 
cient, and easily guided. Espe¬ 
cially suited to country estates, 
country clubs, parks and ceme¬ 
teries. 
Spry wheel’s improved fuel 
economizer 
One of the many engineering im¬ 
provements which Sprywheel em¬ 
bodies is the Sprywheel Slow 
Speed Plug. It applies a new 
principle of earburetion—give 
greater power at slower speed 
with a real saving in gasoline eon- 
AYith the slow speed 
get maximum horse 
2 to 2/t miles per 
1 / 
sumption, 
plug you 
power at 
hour. 
Remove the plug and you get the 
same horse power at j to 1* miles 
an hour 1 —-two speeds and no gears. 
It’s 
a great invention. 
C* 
Leading implement dealers 
demonstrate and sell 
Sprywheel 
The Sprywheel dealers listed in this 
advertisement are experienced and re¬ 
sponsible. They will he glad to send 
you a full and detailed description of 
what Sprywheel is and what it does 
and arrange for a Sprywheel demon¬ 
stration. Every authorized Sprywheel 
dealer maintains a stock of parts, 
tools and attachments—is equipped to 
render prompt service to every Spry¬ 
wheel owner in his territory. Please 
address your inquiry to the nearest 
Sprywheel dealer. Even if his terri¬ 
tory does not include your address, he 
will see that you are taken care of 
anyhow. 
There is still a little open territory. 
It will stay open till we find Ih'e 
dealers. If you are the man we should 
tie lip with, write or wire 
EASTERN DEALERS 
The Armeson Co., Inc., 220 
Dwight St., Springfield, Mass. 
Arnold Brothers, Beaver Falla, 
Penna. 
Emil Alpen, Secaucus, New 
Jersey 
J. A. Bianco, Westwood, New 
Jersey 
Bickell & Young, 317 High St., 
Nutley, N. J. 
Adrian L. Cooke, Marksboro. 
New Jersey 
Dewalt & Dunning, 405 Bellevue 
Av„ Hammonton, N. J. 
J. A. Delaney, 7 Bleecker St., 
Plattsburg, N. Y. 
A. L. Davis’ Son, 45 Washington 
St.. Binghamton, N. Y. 
R. C. Decker, Waverly, New York 
Fitchburg Hdw. Co., Fitchburg. 
Mass. 
Fowler & Sellars, White Plains, 
N. Y. 
Farmers’ Supply Co.. 65 Mont¬ 
gomery St., Pawtucket. R. I. 
Farm Light & Power Co., Mt. 
Vernon, Pa. 
Fred Green, Florida, New York 
Hitchcock Hdw. Co., Watertown, 
Conn. 
Irondequoit Coal & Supply Co., 34 
Ridge Road, Rochester. N. Y. 
J. B. Lang Engine & Garage 
Co., Ithaca, N. Y. 
Mayer & Gross, 386 Fulton St., 
.Jamaica, L. I. 
W. C. McCurdy, 3730 Georgia 
Av. N.W., Washington, D. C. 
MeLuney Auto Co., 464 Genesee 
St., Utica, N. Y. 
Harry W. Mahlon (P. O. Box 
155), York, Penna. 
Nassau Motor Co., Inc., Prince¬ 
ton, New Jersey 
W. H. Pollard, Fulton, New York 
J. Geo. Raifstanger, 144 Wade 
St.. Bridgeport, Conn. 
W. S. Reynolds, Middletown, 
Conn. 
Rhinebeck Floral Co., Rhinebeck, 
New York 
A. G. Rickert Sales Co., Sellers- 
ville, Penna. 
F. W. Roberts, Northampton, 
Mass. 
Robertson Vehicle Corp., 44 
Pearl St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
The Securo Co., 106 South St., 
Baltimore, Md. 
Short & Tellier, North Rose. 
New Yoi-k 
Sprywheel Sales Co. of Boston, 
26A Brattle St., Boston. Mass. 
W. I,. Thorpe, North Haven, 
Conn. 
Tractor & Implement Sales Co., 
316 Broadway. Albany, N. Y. 
J. B. Varick Co., Manchester, 
New Hampshire. 
E. L. Waybrant Co., 304 Kemp- 
ton St.. New Bedford, Mass. 
Wentworth Mach. Co., Portland, 
Maine 
G. F. Weston, Pittsfield, Mass. 
C. E. Wilson & Co., Manchester, 
Conn. 
SPRYWHEEL DIVISION 
H. C. Dodge, Inc. Dept. J 
280 Madison Avenue, New York City 
