Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
HUNDREDS ATTEND
 FIELD DA Y TO SEE AND HEAR OF WORK

eight-foot International double tractor disc and chopped up the hard soil in a highly edifying manner. The 1nterna- tional is our-cylinder machine, governed to run at 1000 revolutions or slower. equipped with Dixie magneto, and the engine hung in three point suspension on heavy springs.
 The Stapley company also exhibited an International two-ton truck of the latest model.
 The New Samson
 The new Samson Seivegrip, model BOX, attracted much favorable notice from the crowd It is a squatty, busi : nesslike looking machine, with no frills and a lot of pep" It pulled a five-disc John Deere blow, cutting over 40 inches wide and 10 deep, and afterward handled a big Killifer disc, reducing the ward soil to very fair condition in short order.
 The new Samson is a 15-30 H. F. having more power than earlier mod els, magneto equipped instead of bat tery ignition, has added width to the seivegrip wheels, an electric governor and numerous other improvements.
 The Fordson
 The Fordson was very much on the job, as usual, rambling along with an Oliver double disc blow, cutting about 20 inches wide and down eight inches. The standardized Fordson. handled by Ed Rudolph, is too well known to need detailed description.
 The Four Drive
 A machine that attracted much at tention was the Four Drive, handled by Fred Walsh of Glendale. This was the only machine exhibited that delivered power to all four wheels, pulling W ith the front wheels and pushing with the rear ones. Great advantages are claimed for the machine, the makers claiming that it can 80 into sand and through places where a rear drive machine cannot work. It is a big, pow erful machine. rated at 2035, and easily pulled four moldboards eight inches deep.
 Moline Universal
 The Moline Universal made it's usual good showing, in the hands of the same demonstrator that handled this ma chine last fall. It pulled two 12inch moldboards easily, the driver sitting on the blow and handling the whole works.
 The Moline carried all it's weight or it's awo wheels, giving it greater pull 1 ing power for the weight than many | tractors, and can be used with many varieties of tools. The makers regard ! it as the true substitute for the team | for all farm work.
 The Case
 Fogel, Gautt and Strong exhibited | the Case, lineaI descendant of the Case l line that has been doing hauling and blowing for many years. The new model Case 15-27 was shown pulling P. 6 O. gang of three 12inch plows with no trouble at all, other than the | trouble all the mouldboards had wit stubble
 Features of the machine are tho engine set across the frame and geareC direct without the use of drive shaft | the use of gears exclusively, the ma chine having neither chains or belts not even for the fan, all gears en closed and running in oil, valve in tn, head motor, and water air purifier ant | strainer
 1 All Interested ! The big crowd of practical farmer many machines and in their perform anee and reliability. How many ma chimes were sold has not been an nounced, but it was a buying crowd and the tractor people expect to dt much business as a result of the dem onstration.
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