■ ■ IU v I available Ensure longer life and trouble-free service by specifying Repco Spicer Universal Joints. The world’s finest. See your garageman today, and get on the spot advice and service. ~ WE! 183 Durham St, Christchurch. R. 7
A baler is as liable as its knotter and the B-47 has the best there is Exclusive Spring-loaded keeper blade eliminates mis-ties due to twine thickness variations 1. The B-47 Knotter handles all few f variations in twine thickness without adjustment * 2. It makes a 17% stronger knot kjwfey than that of other balers. 3. No adjustment required when J * • baling heai ier than normal bales. "f 4. You can be assured of 99 % tying < efficiency—the best you can get today. The IH double-diameter knot resists breaking. The twine knot that the International 3-phase knotter ties is actually considerably stronger than before. Twine ends are looped back into the knot which prevents cinching and eliminates cutting of fibres. Tests show up to 17% more strength than ordinary knots. International knotters have a simplified 3-phase tying cycle, compared to the 5-phase Deering type (originated by International Harvester and much used by other baler manufacturers). With spring-loaded keeper blade and twine discs, no adjustment is required for heavier bales. Ultra-high speed motion studies made on the knotters, led IH engineers to design improvements that reduced misses to a fraction of 1%. You'll get this peak efficiency for thousands of bales. Arrange for a B-47 demonstration soon. H INTERNATIONAL BALERS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF N.Z. LTD F «s Branches & Dealers throughout N.Z.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32459, 20 November 1970, Page 9
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