AVERY TRACTORS ARE NEVER "LAID UP."

Colonist, Volume LXII, Issue 15244, 4 December 1919, Page 2

AVERY TRACTORS ARE NEVER "LAID UP."

Avery Tractor owners can do airy repair work, or fit any new parts shouiu tiie^ be necessary. Avery Tractors ai:e standardised machines, and standardisation, means a saving in original cost and after gusts. loui Avery wiii neve: Do laid up waiting for a mechanic .to' call. For example, let us suppose that an Avery owner "scores" a cylinder wall —he does not have to buy a complete new cylinder. Neither does he have to take the engine cut of tho tractor to send away for attention. Instead i lie simply pulis out c;ie nmor cynnde. wall and replaces it with a new "spare" —simpler than putting a new handle on a shovel! Not that the Avery will need even these simple renewals—it is built to last. As to economy the A very takes bnaliVg ; its fuel is Kerosene —not costly benzine! I'he Avery Duplex Gasi*er turns Kerosene into powerful gas. There's a size for every farm. —See tho Avery Tractor —tue machine that piles up profits. The price of the 5-10 Avery is only £295.—A. UatrickandCo., Ltd., Wangamti and Wellington. Local Age,r>bs. E. :Eux.tdn and Co., Ltd. '17