These rubber tyred Farmall and McCormick-Deering tractors arrive ' ' ' SHORTLY Farmall M. The powerful 3-4 furrow Farmall ■ refill model that gives satisfactory and Sgy economical power under any field ' conditions. / SB The arma ll model for the average Farmall H. : farm. Pulls three furrows and like the M has four working speeds; and ffSlll a high travelling speed of 15 m.p.h. •• <" when on rubber tyres. ' ' ■ /n J ■ ■ - ' S Designed for High Clearance. Farmall AV. fsfjMjgßfll The Farmall AV gives you all the (High Clearance Model) power and features of the Farmall A WHS ||E|k plus a high clearance for working in ' IWOI high growing crops. • ys? • -■■■' :• T Q\ 6^ W ” Tractors, the W 6 is a three-four Ips furrow job with a five-speed trans- ._ _ ~ _ , JW mission, and many other features McCornuck-Deering that make for easy economical operation. 3|BP' The orchard model. An ideal tractor ' for the orchardist who wants easy A economical power built to precision ' standards. 04. (Orchard Modef) jJ|| ■Efll!0 International ' Harvester fg|l|iSlwo ■ Company of N.Z. Ltd. McCormick-Deering : lEit rK Ck l a u d l Pa /M ers J t °o f r N °( th y e ? n ’ iizrkn zrx’ ix "* Christchurch (Head Office), and Dunedin. WD9. (Diesel) , AGENTS EVERYWHERE. A big husky 50 h.p. 5-furrow We are now in a position to supply, ex stock, all sizes (from sft. tractor powered with the TANDEM t 0 No. 9A McCormick-Deering Tractor Disc Harrows. These x ’ Xr> • i rx • are fitted with the famous heavy gauge, heat-treated, crimp-centred famous McCormick - Deering i■ a nn/Mifr McCormick-Deering Blades, and have unusually strong frames. .Diesel engine. . DISC HARROWS Also Bush Bog Disc Harrows in two sizes, s£ft. and Bft. No permits required.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 71, Issue 1, 16 July 1945, Page 10
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