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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 87, Issue 3, 15 September 1953, Cover Page

ONE MAN S E WITH THE No. 45 PICK-UP HAY BALER PER HOUR 1. Only the tractor driver required for entire operation. _ 2. Works off power take-off of almost any medium power tractor. . jSt/ •w / rml 3. Twin knotters tie bales securely with twine. fjl ULI. LS&jLp; Bale Chamber 14 x 18 inches, bales 30 of *• , \\\ ! \Sv , sr~~. .36 inches in length. v&X .'X — 1 * > ■, 4. Pick-up height, bale size, bale density, all \\ , ( - , X - fully adjustable for widely varying crops. \ \w-—*s\V / I KWii i XL< \*\ wS 3! Sh| \ .<.RwX'- • t - 4 . • *< .. \\ - W-y Tnr-' \ *? * 1 * ZiCvX 11 ; IKX V. -A '|^ ; W \ ’ ' 'nS ; INTERNATIONAL TWO MEN WITH THE BALE LOADER CAN LOAD A WHOLE HAYCROP Wsh T- Easily attached to any trailer, truck or i tractor. Jf~~ N° engine or complicated moving parts; ground driven by sturdy tyres. j 3. One man drives, the other man arranges & W l feqffll hss. bales on truck. No other man needed. 4. However bales ore lying, side on, end on, haler will pick them up easily. See your nearest !H Company Dealer for full information. Hl INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I '^arvk'tT 1- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF N.Z. LTD.