The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-10
new TRACTORHAS
MANY ADVANTAGES
cCullough Turner Com
pany Tells Of Virtues Of
Flowing Machine Made by
a Cleveland Company.

The MCCULLOUGH Turner company
announces n new farm tractor built by
the Cleveland Motor Pillow company Of
Cleveland. Ohio. 1t Is claimed that it
will plow ground that is more wet or
more dry than any other type of trac-
tor. Can operate on public roads.
wooden floors or plowed ground with
equal facility. 1t does the work Of
10 horses, costs less than four, takes
up less room and requires less care
than one, and will do a hundred kinds
OF stationary work not possible with
horses.
1t does practically twice as much
work per dollar OF cost as the average
tractor. 1t will operate with less fuel
per acre than any other.
Flowing speed three and one half
miles per hour, eight to 10 acres per
day. Will pull three l2-inch plows
under favorable conditions and two in
the worst conditions. Delivers IL me-
chanical horse power ut the draw bar
equal to the work of 10 average
horses). Twenty horsepower at the
belt pulley for stationary work. Has
a four cylinder heavy duty engine. and
is a, high grade OF Workmanship and
design.
The outfit runs on a track. therefore
will last longer. whether working In
sand, mud plowed ground or on paved
road
Cleared on the Ground.-Fhe track on
each side is so inches in length by six
inches wide of the tread on the ground,
making a total OF 100 inches in length
of tread ana 600 square inches on the
ground, with ~ teeth. one inch face
Ivy five inches wide. cqualing 220 square
inches of grouters engaged in the
ground to prevent slipping when need
ed, and as these are in a vertical po-
sitiOn before being engaged in the
ground IVY the weight of the machine
running on the track. they do not loos-
en- the soil as is done with erouters
on round wheels. and therefore. IN
heavy pulling on soft ground. either
wet, sandy or plowed. the pulling pow
er of this machine for it's weight and
cost is uncqualed and yet the grout-
ers are not sharp enough, nor have
each of them pressure enough to dam
age asphalt paving or macadam roads.
1t is stcered by the power of the en-
CINE. thee wheel being used merely to
indicate the direction it is desired to
turn, therefore, easy to operate. and
has a spMng suspension so designed
as to make it flexible, to admit of the
tracks following uneven ground. each
side being counterbalanced by the 9th :
err side on the cantilever principle.
1t will operate with less fuel per
acre plowed than any Others 1t is
compact-Adapted for draying. con-
tractors, logging, lumber yards, fac
tories. and snow plows for clearing
city sidewalks and streets. Can be
turned around in a circle IL feet in
diameter. backward or forward, and
20 OF them can be loaded in an ordi-
nary freight car. 1t is estimated that
from 80 to 40 per cent of the total work
of which the Cleveland Track Layer
Is capable is work that the wheel trac
tor will not do.
In addition to this, the tractor can
be used In wet weather and in snow
so that on farms in the northern states
1t Is disable about twice as many days
during the year as would be the case
If 1t were equipped with wheels alon e