MASSEY- HARRIS - Antique Farming

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CONTENTS 1-Plow Pony Page 4 2-Plow 22 Page 5 2-3 Plow 30 Page 6 3-4 Plow 44 Page 7 3-4 Plow 44 Diesel Page 8 4-5 Plow 55 Page 9 Tractor Engines Page 10 Tractor Transmissions Page 10 Depth-o-matic System Page 11 Cultivators Pages 12, 13 Listers Page 14 Bedders Page 15 Plows (moldboard and disc) Pages 16, 17 Disc Harrows (tandem and single) Page 18 Heavy-Duty Offset Harrows Page 19 One Way Discs Page 20 Grain Drills Page 21 Low-Gallonage Sprayers (mounted and Trailer) Page 21 Drill Corn Planters (2 & 4 row) Page 22 15 and 17 Pull-Type Combines Page 23 6 Ft. Clipper Combine Page 24 7 Ft. Self-Propelled Clipper Page 25 Super 26 and 27 Self-Propelled Combines Pages 26, 27, 28 Swathers Page 28 Self-Propelled Corn Picker Page 29 Cream Separators Page 30 Forage Clipper Page 31 Mowers Page 32 Hay Loaders and Rakes Page 33 Manure Spreaders Page 34 Tornado Hammermill Page 34 Silo Blower Page 35 Wagon Gear Page 35 A WORKABLE CREED AT MASS;. TRACTOR PLANT • This is one of the three modern tractor assembly lines at Massey-Harris's Racine, Wisconsin plant. Scientifically arranged to speed flow of materials, sub-assemblies and parts are fed to the main line at timed intervals ready for orderly placement on the new tractor. The plant is exceptionally well lighted and completely equipped with the latest in modern machine tools and methods for turning out the most powerful, most economical tractors in Massey-Harris history.
go IV "Make it Better" . . . the basic watchword of Massey-Harris engineering was created more than 103 years ago when Daniel Massey founded the world-wide organization that now bears his name. Massey-Harris survived those humble beginnings—and expanded tremendously—because the desire to "make it better" resulted in new and more efficient farm machines—in quality products that can only be produced by better engineering and workman rirr; gis assure our farmer-customers of the finest . apg: ent, Massey-Harris aids engieering-knowledge and skilled workmanship with millions of dollars spent in research and development . . . in designing and testing to produce faster-operating, more economical IMPLEMENT DIVISION • Coming out of the implement assembly shop these mounted tools are ready for their brilliant coat of Massey-Harris red. Quality in Massey-Harris extends even to the lusty color of its products. Paint manufacturers are very much impressed by the specifications Massey-Harris insists are met before an order is issued. These high standards mean higher cost to Massey-Harris, of course, but no expense is spared in building a top-quality product for Massey-Harris customers. tractors, combines and implements. In the actual production of machines themselves, quality is positively controlled by a systematic check of parts while being processed. Exacting tolerances established by the engineering specifications assure accurate fitting of all parts. Should any deviation from these specifications occur, an immediate check of material, machine and operation is made. Such methods result in uniformity of parts, smoother operation, longer life to Massey- Harris products. Thanks to engineering leadership and quality control in manufacture, Massey-Harris customers receive an extra measure of value and performance in every Massey-Harris machine or implement they buy. 31 Combine Production • Massey-Harris Super 26 and Super 27 Self-Propelled Combines are built up on this 526-foot automotive-type assembly line. At each of the stations various units are systematically channeled into the main line for fast, efficient assembly to the combine. The entire plant is designed for speed and accuracy . . . highly efficient methods of manufacture that result in lower production costs, rigid quality control .. . a better product for your farm.
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Page 5 and 6: MASSEY-HARRIS 2-PLOW "22" Full powe
Page 7 and 8: MASSEY-HARRIS 3-4 PLOW "44" Tough,
Page 9 and 10: MASSEY-HARRIS 4-5 PLOW "55" Control
Page 11 and 12: THESE ADVANTAGES MEAN ON-YrOUrfarM
Page 13 and 14: [12] 1C 4-row Beet and Bean Cultiva
Page 15 and 16: 23 2-row Spring Tooth Cultivator 55
Page 17 and 18: Fast-operating precision plantin be
Page 19 and 20: as ullin clean scouring EQUIR LE S
Page 21 and 22: No. 32 Tandem Disc Harrow Big, toug
Page 23 and 24: 509-9-inch spacing. 4, 6 and 81/2-f
Page 25 and 26: 75 ACRES A DAY * You move right alo
Page 27 and 28: Your Harvest Is ore Profitable With
Page 29 and 30: MASSEY•HARRIS INTRODUCES 2 NEW SE
Page 31 and 32: SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR RICE HARVESTI
Page 33 and 34: [ 30 ] MASSEY-HARRIS CREAM SEPARATO
Page 35 and 36: MASSEY-HARRIS clean-cutting,fast-o
Page 37 and 38: YOU COVER MORE ACRES A DAY WITH MAS
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