Keep your land in top ”MOHRO 90" ROTARY CUTTER OR "TOPPER” condition with 1 machines . . . CLIFFORD CULTIVATORS , Vv , Two model, available the JLXRgr ! *‘J Merk IV 7i H.F. (left) and rhe Mork ’ 2 H.F. (below). Both --‘S' L »»ry robißt machine, powered \ Vx, bUtT by B.S.A. and Villlen engine, These machine, have many out,landing feature, including dual , e *«•"«■* ‘ ‘ ’ power take-off. 2 forward >peed, and a revena gear. With .'wf?' 'Fthe extensive range of ancillary equipment available theM ' -A, 1 "* *v “’csejife-ik cultivators can be kept busy throughout the year, ploughing, mowing, hoeing, ridging, cutting and donn, of other |obs. Indispensable for pasture control, cleat* nmb, brackna. gran, etc. z An all-purpose rotary cutter which can top or cat to ground level.—Hay-making attachment also available. The y» ROr "Monro V 0" has 3 cutter heads Cuts a 7ft Ole swathe (fatnLi/// and I, readily adaptable to most tractors. A single boodle In quickly ad|usts cutting height. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 MASON b ■OJSk ZTI STRUTHERS I ■ MACHINERY DEFY. TUAM STREET '* ■ FARMERS! XMODERN FARMING BY SPRAYING f LOW PRESSURE boom units HIGH PRESSURE Y GEN. UNITS ALL TYPES OF PUMPS ETC A Full ranPe of STANTOX WEEDKILLERS and Call and discuss JR any Problems you N christoeuiich may have with and aix bramcheb
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28701, 26 September 1958, Page 13 (Supplement)
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