The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-06-23
ONE HORSE CLIPPER,


and not equaed in the world
The Clipper No; cuts a swath three and half
feet Wde has 30 inch driving wheels weighs 500 pounds,
and has been designed expressly to be worked with
horse
pains been taken to make it as perfect as
possible in every respect, and to demonstrate that
mower be made that will work successfully with
ne horss walks by the Side Of t M sa "o in
the track made by the swat board and for this
chine 1t is capable Of cutting from hale three
quarters OF an an hour with ease without irettng
This machine was first brought into the marke, in
1906 For the harvest of that year, fifty were built and
great trial held at Auburn, n. r. in July of that year
was awarded to it as the Rest Machine of its
The One.sHorse Clipper was the If.haest-
draught M:achime at the great trial OF mowers held
at Amherst, June 1869, by the New England Agrtultur
% The Clipper We cuts swlth four feet wide has
This is small, compact, and strong machine and
responds in size to the Wood, and that class Of movers
known as the Junior machines. 1t works equally well in
the heaviest grass and over the toughest ground.
Though light it will be found very strong and durable
Weighing only 90 pounds, it is easily handled, and
will DO more work with greater to the team, than
any other machine having the same length Of bar.
This machine has been carefully improved and strength
ened for the harvest OF 1870, and confidently re-
commend it to those who desire small two-horse NOW
er, as unequaed by any in the market.
The Clipper No. 3 cuts 4 swah four and quarter
feet wide, has By inch driving wheels and weighs 65
pounds.
1t the pioneer OF the Clipper VIA chimes and
embodies the principles from which the other sizes
in detail the principles first adopted remain unchanged.
The universal testimony in their favor is proof that
they are adapted to the wants Of the farmers every
where.
The Clipper No. cuts swath four and half or
five feet wide, has So inch driving wheels and weighs
20 pounds No harvester before offered the pub
lie has met such perfect this machine Aside
from the general excellence of the CliDDe
son for the great of this machine be found
Ian the tact that we have been able 10 construct large
fmachine with high wheels, which At the time is
| light in weight and Of very easy draught
Farmers who have used machines with both small and
rge wheel WmeeS' ppreee the important advantages Of
| seluently light draught
The large wheels it more steadily cspeci-
easiest machine for the driver well for the
It .a been enc BY number Of
half or even five foot swath is of lighter draught than
the small machines of other builders which cut only
four feet.
| An ordinary pair of light horses will work this ma
chine through the day cutting four and half or five
| This, as No. 3, is made also combined machine by
attaching to it dropper to cut swath five six feet
in width.
These Clippers besides possessing the points excel
ence found in other twowheeled machines, have
in addition many valuable and important features dis
tincty and peculiarly their among which the
following:
A Patent Kunner-sllapcd Ca-t-Steel Finger Bar; a
Patented Finger forged from caststecl, with point and
eating edge tempered improved Outside Shoe with
an Adjustable Track Board an inside well outside
Shoe of lnalleabe iron, light strong and every way
perior TO The CAST iron shoe Knife Head, with broad
bearings and ball and socket joint Wooden Connect
ing Rod light elastic and strong not liable to break the
knife or kne,ead Cutting Apparatus % connseted to
the frame that it may be brought instantly to the
roots OF the elevated to cut high pass
over ooggy ana stony ground strong Iron Frame
applied as to make the CLIPPER the lightest running
mower in the world The materials and Workmanship
consequently the cheapest machine to buy.
THE CLIPPED HINES Ar f
MADE OF roam DIFFERENT SIZES
ALI on THE SAME UNBORN PEINoIrLE, AND DE
SIGMA TED ~ NUMBERS AND SOM As FoILc VS.