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The advantages of a hay carrier as a means Unloader, 36 ft. Steel Track, 19 hanging hooks, 
of storing away hay or grain are so well known 19 rafter brackets, 5 knot passing pulleys, 1 
that it is not necessary to go into detail. fork, 6 floor hooks, 110 feet %" Manila rope, 
Material required for a 40 foot barn: One 50 ft. %" check rope, 40 ft. %" reverse rope. 
Prices on Application. 
Planting and Picking Bags Cyclone Seed Sower 
The bottom of bag No. 1, left open, is folded 
back and held secure by rope and hook. To 
empty, the rope is released which allows con¬ 
tents to flow gently into crate or barrel. 
Price $1.75 each 
Price of Bag No. 2 $1.00 each 
Its well known Double Feed: insures a uni¬ 
form flow of Seed. Slope Feed Board: keeps 
hopper properly filled. Feed Adjustment: is 
automatic and starts or stops flow of seed in¬ 
stantly. Triple Gears: are adjustable to take 
up possible wear. Distributing Wheel: is made 
of metal. Has an interlock hub. Scatters 
seed evenly—throws equal amounts to equal 
distance on each side of operator. 
Price $2.75 Net 
