UMASS/AMHERST ^ 318Dt.bD0SDbt>21S "f " HARVE TRAB5 MAM 677 15 C ATALOGU ■ riiiiiiiiiniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^^ INTERN I I HC LINE I 1 GRAIN MACHINES = S BINDERS = = HEADERS = = REAPERS = = HEADER-SrNOERS = 1 HAY MACHINES 1 = MOWERS = = RAKES E = HAY PRESSES = = SWEEP RAKES E E HAY LOADERS E = STACKERS = = TEDDERS = E SIDE DELIVERY RAKES = = COMBINED SWEEP RAKES = = AND STACKERS = E CORN MACHINES 1 = PLANTERS S E PICKERS = ZZ BINDERS = , S ENSILAGE CUTTERS 5 E CORNSTALK RAKES = E STALK CUTTERS = = SHELLERS E H CULTIVATORS E 2 HUSKERS AND SHREDDERS E 1 TILLAGE i = DISK HARROWS E S= CULTIVATORS = S SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS S M PEG-TOOTH HARROWS = = COMBINATION HARROWS = 1 GENERAL LINE E = MOTOR TRUCKS = E FEED GRINDERS = E KNIFE GRINDERS = S BINDER TWINE = E THRESHERS s E STONE BURR MILLS = S GRAIN DRILLS E E CREAM SEPARATORS = E OIL AND GAS ENGINES = = MANURE SPREADERS S = FERTILIZER SOWERS S S OIL TRACTORS = _ FARM WAGONS AND TRUCKS, = iminnnniiiniiiiiiiimiMiiiiniiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiMiimmiiiifn iimmnnmniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiDUiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiinniiiiHiiiiiHiiHiiHHiiiniii^ liiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii KBY^TONEr International Harvester Companv n{ Ammm (Incorporated) CHICAGO USA • »i ^ ''''■'■''■(^0W^'^'''''!^>/>>S^^^^^^^^^ l!E W////////////// iiSr KEYSTONE wrnrn^:-. ■/////////M'////m//M'//M'M, ■■': }/'■'■ ■■^, ■'■'// ■'■'"''It"- W/^/^/////Ay/////y^/J^//^////////^/y////////y/'y/'/y^/yj/y/////////////y////////^ KBYSTONB '//^y////yy///'^y^^^yy/y/y//^^r^. ^Ifft /y^//////yyyy/'yyj'////////////^ ^ //k^. •///////y////////. The Keystone Disk Harrow Scrapers 1 he purpose of tne scrapers is to keep the disks clean and free from dirt. In a very trashy field or a heavy, sticky soil, it is necessary to keep the disks clean in order to get a better and deeper cultivation. The Keystone scrapers are made of steel, and held to the scraper bar with a steel clip. Each scraper can be renewed or adjusted separately, but they are so arranged that they all rock together. They are of the rocking type, and operated by a foot lever, one for each gang. By operating the foot levers these blades scrape over the entire face of the disk. The normal position of the scrapers is at the center of the disks where they rest without touching. The tension of the scrapers is regulated by a spring which can be adjusted to a light or loose tension. A bolt is provided which controls the length of the scraper stroke. It also prevents the operator from rocking the scrapers off the disk faces, and prevents too much stress on the foot lever from springing the scraper bar out of shape. TL 1,1 r • 1 1 hey are also the means 01 conveying large rocks from the field while the field is being worked. The weight boxes are steel, held up from the gang frame by steel standards and securely fastened by bolts. It is easy to remove or replace these weight boxes as desired. The scraper spring tension can be changed without using any tools Steel scraper THE WEIGHT BOXES are furnished for any sized harrow. They do not come regularly, but will be furnished upon special order. There are times when extra weight is needed on the harrow, in which case weight boxes are quite an advantage. SCRAPERS CAN BE ADJUSTED SEPARATELY SCRAPER FOOT LEVER WEIGHT BOX SCRAPERS CLEAN ENTIRE SURFACE OF DISKS SPRING REGULATES SCRAPER PRESSURE Rear view of the Keystone disk harrow showing scrapers PAGE FIVE 1///////////////^ View of the arbor bolt head, bumper, and inner disk The Keystone Disks The disks are the most important part of the disk harrow. The Keystone disks have the correct curve, which will not only penetrate, but will thoroughly pulverize the soil. They are straight enough to penetrate hard ground as well as to do good work on soft ground. This is not a happen-chance, hut the result of many years of experimenting on the part of the designers of Keystone harrows. This point will appeal to the farmers because they realize that the best work of the disks is being done when the ground is thoroughly pulverized. By careful manipulation to control the disk gangs, and to penetrate the View of the cutaway disk — can be had on any harrow {see pages S and 1 1) of the levers it is possible ground any depth desired. QUALITY: The disks are made in the plain, solid, round edge, or the 8-point cut-out types. They are made of a high-grade quality of steel, ground, polished and sharpened. SIZES : The Keystone solid, round-edge type disks are made 16, 18 and 20 inches in diameter, there being 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 disks to the harrow which will cut 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10-foot widths respectively. There are two bumper disks, located directly in the center, one on each gang. They are held rigid and given ample support by the arbor bolt head and bumper. WASHER WITH SOUARC HOLE ^f View of the disassembled positive-locking device as appHed to the end of the Keystone Bumper disk harrow gangs THE SPOOLS space the distance between disks and hold them rigid. The ends have extra wide flanges, giving the disks extra support. Square arbor bolt prevents disks from turning on it THE SQUARE ARBOR BOLT is of ample size, thus keeping the disks from turning or slipping. The disks and spool have square holes which fit the arbor bolt. A lock-nut on the outer end of the arbor bolt can be drawn up very snugly. It is provided with a positive-lockmg device, which prevents any possi- bility of the nuts becoming loose. On the inner end of the arbor bolt there is a large bumper with ample surface to hold the disk. The bumpers roll together under the pressure of the end thrust of the gang. They act as a reinforcement to the inner disks. PAGE SIX •//////////////Oi The Keystone Bearings Tne nard maple, oil-soakea bearings are very durable. Tney wear well, make light draft, and are more economically renewed than any other kind. They are interchangeable and reversible. Being octagon m shape, they are prevented from turning or becom- ing loose. A spool revolves inside the bearings, and has a flange to keep the dirt out. (Note illustration.) It is a simple and easy operation to remove them for cleaning or exchange. An oil pocket in the center assists in keeping the oil properly distributed. Note the octagon bushings, the flange, and the spool to keep dust from working into the bearings ^-EEP BEARINGS IN PLACE View of disassembled bearing The Keystone Oiler The facilities for oiling the Keystone disk harrow are ideal. Oilers are of the hard-oil type, and easy to reach from the rear. The cup is placed exactly over the center of the bearing. It is possible to force new oil into the bushing, thereby forcing the old and worn oil out. This method of oiling has been acknowledged as the best. The bearing standards are made of bar steel and are placed parallel with the disks. This gives the standards sufficient strength to withstand endwise strain, and the most possible clearance space between the disks and standard. The position of the standard ^ is almost in the center between the disks, so there ' ' ' is abundant space on each side to prevent trash from catcning on the bearing and standard. It is easy to grease from the rear of the harrow Bearing and standard, showing grease cup PAGE SEVEN V//////////////* ;■ it* ,' ^^/j^//'yyyy/yA^^^yyyA/////////y///yy^//^//A^////////y////y/y/^////^/y/^y/y////^AM!^ IMT KEYSTONE, Keystone Cutaway Disk Harrow Both plain and cutaway disk harrows are furnished in the following sizes : Disks are 16, 18 and 20 inches in diameter. The 8-disk harrow cuts 4 feet wide The 10-disk harrow cuts 5 feet wide The 12-disk harrow cuts 6 feet wide The 14-disk harrow cuts 7 feet wide The 16-disk harrow cuts 8 feet wide In construction the cutaway disk is in all respects similar to the regular disk harrow, excepting the disks and scraper. In operation there is no difference; in uses there is some slight difference. ATTACH POLE OR FORECARRIAGE The frame ANGLE STEEL- ONE PIECE ANGL STEEL MAIN FRAM THE CUTAWAY DISK digs deeper into the ground than tlie plain disk, and is especially valu- EASY RIDING SEAT able in the heavier soils. SET WELL TO THE REAR A great many farmers use both types. THE DISKS are made of special steel, ground, polished, and sharpened. THE SCRAPERS are of special design. They can be adjusted to meet various conditions. 1 hey are made ot steel and pre- vent dirt or trash from accumulating on the disks. THE TRUCK can be used, if so desired. ADJUSTABLE SNUBBING BLOCK AND BOWED SET LEVER BARS KEEP THE GANGS ALWAYS LEVEL THE FORECARRI- AGE and the tandem at- tachment can be used on this harrow. PAGE EIGHT Disk Harrow Transport Trucks Keystone transport trucks protect the snarp edge of the disks. A convenient device for handling the disk harrow about the shed, or from one field to another. It IS a simple and easy matter to put on and remove these trucks. They can be used on plam, cutaway, or tandem harrow with equal satisfaction. 1 ■'\ :\ ■■:%:': :;vw ^v■*•S••?^•--■^v■•iV••i5■;^vV?fc^^;t;Jb^^*-..r■■.V"-/^-•-,v.^ /\ i [ii^Ul K'Zi inZ'; ll-^^Wi:t\ii'M ;'.V;.j; DUi l^'vl; The Keystone disk harrow on transport trucks Every farmer desires to keep the edges of the disk harrow sharp. A pair of transport trucks elevate the disks from the ground, thereby protecting the edges from rocks or hard surfaces. The trucks not only protect the disks, but prevent cutting up of roads and fields. TO APPLY: Slip them under the gangs from the rear. Catch the jaws under the spools; lift up from the front of the gangs; handles are latched to the bar on the gang frame with a hook. THE WHEELS are 16 inches high, with 2/ J -inch oval tires. THE OIL CUP is placed be- tween the spokes where there is no danger of it being damaged or broken on. It has a dust- proof cap. THE ILLUSTRATIONS shown on this page will give you a splendid idea of how these transport trucks operate. Ihese trucks are furnished in pairs; only when ordered and at an additional price. One of the Keystone transport trucks It takes but a few moments to apply the transport trucks, which are a great protection to the disks when traveling over stony roads PAGE NINE ,^^ KEYSTONE ^^ Keystone Tandem Attachment Disk Harrow Double disk your ground at one operation SEED BED: TKe front section breaks the ground and tKrows the soil outward, while the second of rear section is an inthrow, leaving the soil m a level, finely cultivated condition. By using the double disk harrow the ground is given a double disk at one operation, the chief advantage being in the quick action that the rear section gives the soil following the front. To the farmer who desires to prepare an excellent seed bed in the quickest and best possible manner, the Keystone double or tandem disk harrow is recommended. EQUIPMENT: The front section can be furnished in the plain or cutaway disk. The cutaway disk will be furnished on the front section if so desired. It is a simple and easy matter to detach the rear section from the front. Should you have a regular Keystone disk harrow, and want to equip it with a tandem attachment, you can do so by buying the attachment and the connections necessary to fasten it to the front harrow. SIZES: The tandem or rear attachment is furnished on the 5. 6, 7, or 8-foot cuts, having a 16-inch diameter disk, with eight cutaway notches on each disk. The 18 and 20-inch disk is also made. STURDY: The rear attachment is built sturdy and compact. The gangs are held level at all times by the help of a strip of iron over a cross bar loop of steel. This insures even cultivation. This section of the harrow is built entirely of steel, SCRAPERS made of steel, designed so that they thoroughly clean the disks, are furnished in i localities where needed, as an extra, at an additional price. I LEVERS: There are two levers on the rear attachment Ihey are within easy rea^b of the operator. PAGE TEN mm: KETi^TONE, im 'fwmmm' .... ^/*^^y/y////'yy^/y/y^^y/i'yyyy^^y/^.''//.^ ''^^ r^y^^^//////////^/////////////// Keystone Tandem Attachment Disk Harrow Double Levers on Both Sections Keystone double action disk harrow 1 Hb BbARINGS: The rear attachment being inthrow has somewhat different bearings from those on the front harrow. A single projection around the center on the spool removes the end thrust from the ends ot the bearings. These spools are made of hard iron and run in a chilled bearing. The oil pipes extend from the top of the bearing standards down to the bearings, and open into a groove in the center. The oil is per- mitted to spread over every part of the bearings. When properly oiled these bearings will not wear out. The oil pipes are easy to reach. THE FORECARRIAGE. (See THE TRANSPORT TRUCKS: Page 12. ) Furnished on special order at an additional (See Page 9. j Are furnished when ordered at an additional price. price. The Most Durable Disk Bearing Ever Designed Oil pipe reaches to the top of bearing standard, center projection on spool re- moves end thrust from ends of bearing. TWO LEVERS-SET EITHER GANG AT CUTTING ANGLE DESIRED EASY TO OIL BEARINGS IN THROW CUTAWAY TANDEM ATTACHMENT IN 3 SIZES- 5 6. AND 7-FOOT CUT CAN BE EASILY DETACHED FROM FRONT SECTION \ / 16-INCH DISKS-8 CUTAWAY NOTCHES SCRAPERS KEEP DISKS CLEAN Tandem or rear attachment for use with the Keystone disk han'ow PAGE ELEVEN ^n^ii^'^ii^i BS^ KEr5f;STONB '■ Keystone Disk Harrow Forecarriage It saves the team and is easier for the operator Front view of the forecarriage arranged for use without a pole. This view shows very clearly how the wheels are swiveled to follow the unevenness of the ground The Keystone disk harrow forecarriage or tongue truck is simple, compact, and strong. USES: By using the forecarriage the driver has better control of the disk harrow, because the harrow will run steady and in a line. By its use the harrow can be made to work close to the fence and into the corners. The pole can be dispensed with. Very few farmers would operate a disk harrow with- out a forecarriage after having given it a trial. ADJUSTMENTS: The Keystone forecarriage can be adjusted so as to nt any sire disk harrow or team and still have the line of draft such that the forecarriage wheels will just set to the ground enough to keep the disk harrow working perfectly. The frame can be raised or lowered to several different heights. Side view Note the adjustments for clevis and disk frame, also the oil cups PAGE TWELVE mm: keystone -^^M Keystone Disk Harrow Forecarriage The steel clevis is adjustable and holds doubletrees up and away from the horses' heels THIS HOLE IS FOR SET-OVER IRON WHEN POLE IS USED CLEVIS IS "m^ ADJUSTABLE IH 1 1 FRAMECA^3|fl| BE RAISEDQgH LOWERED EAlnsp «:;— ^il ^^^:~:<^. PERMITS SWIVEL MOVEMENT Keystone disk harrow with forecarriage. Can be used with or without pole THE CLEVIS can be set at different heights. It is made of steel and so arranged that it holds the doubletrees up from the ground. It also holds the doubletrees away from the horses heels. THE WHEELS are made of solid steel, with wide oval tires, steel spokes and hubs. THE GREASE CUPS are of the hard oil type, one on each side of the standard. They are dust proof. By screwing down the top, new oil is forced into the bearings. THE POLE can be used, if desired, but the forecarriage works equally as well without it. When break- ing in a new horse or team, the driver may want to use the pole. If so, it IS possible to set the pole in the center for two or four horses, and by shiiting the pole to the right or left three horses can be used. (Note the illustra- tion showing the pole adjustments.) If you now have a disk harrow and wish to add a forecarriage, this can be done without the necessity of buying an extra pole, as the forecarriage is attached direct to the steel pole bars of the Keystone disk harrow. THE AXLE is pivoted in the center. Either wheel will pass over an obstacle or drop into a rut without strain. Heavy round steel IS used in the axle. The Keystone fore- Illustration— showing pole set straight ' xr two or four horses. 'II r ini r 1 1' 1 1 For three horses, loosen set screw and slide shaft as indicated carnage will tulhll every requirement ot the disk narrow user. by dotted lines, then secure with set screw PAGE THIRTEEN ^//////////////^ ' Keystone Peg-Tooth Harrow The peg-tootVi Karrow is one of the most useful of farm implements. The Keystone peg-tooth harrow will interest the farmer because it is made in such a way that it is capable or giving long service and doing the work for which it is made. SIZES: The Keystone is made in the 25, 30, and 35-tooth sections. As many sections as desired can be fastened together, enabling the farmer to cultivate any width. TEETH: The teeth are diamond shaped and of sufficient length to give ample clearance underneath. The Ja inch teeth are made square. These teeth are securely held to the U bars by steel clips. After the teeth have become worn by constant use, it is a simple matter to reverse them, replace them with new ones, or slip them down. The heads are upset which prevents them from slipping through the clip. Each section is provided with four runner teeth, which act as a transport for the harrow. FRAME: The center bars brace the U bars through the middle part of the section, while the zig-zag bars not only hold the tooth bars at the end, but protect them from damage when coming in contact with stumps, stones, etc. They also aid in preventing an accumulation of trash on the harrow. LEVERS: The levers are long, and convenient to the driver. The teeth can be slanted to any angle while the harrow is at work. The slip ratchet makes this operation easy. The slip notches are close together. This view shows why the teeth never work loose Runner teeth act as transports Keystone harrows are furnished m the following sizes: 25, 30, and 35-teeth to the section: 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 1 Section 2 Section 25-tooth cuts 25-tooth cuts 4 feet, 8 feet. 25-tooth cuts 12 feet. inches 4 inches 7 inches 25-tooth cuts 30-tooth cuts 16 feet, 11 inches 4 feet, 10 inches 30-tooth cuts 10 feet, 1 inch 3 Section 30-tooth cuts 16 feet, 4 Section 30-tooth cuts 21 feet, 1 Section 35-tooth cuts 5 feet, 2 Section 35-tooth cuts 11 feet, 3 Section 35-tooth cuts 17 feet, 4 Section 35-tooth cuts 24 feet. 1 inch 5 inches 9 inches 10 inches 11 inches inches Keystone peg-tooth harrow PAGE FOURTEEN m ^i -^ PBS The Keystone Harrow Sulky The Keystone riding sulky saves many miles of tired steps. The Keystone peg-tooth harrow sulky can be used on any size ana kina oi harrow. It will save many tired steps and prove very valuable to the farmer who has to depend upon help. The driver will stay m the neld longer and take more care m the work. The seat is comfortable, and the wheels being of large diameter, assure its being light m draft. The tires are of the three-inch, concave type. The spokes are staggered and are moulded into the hub. The oilers are of the force-feed, hard oil type. By screwing the cap down, oil is supplied to all parts of the bearings. The sulky is made entirely of angle steel, bar steel, and malleable iron. The swivel device permits the sulky wheels to pivot simultaneously when the harrow is turning a corner. This construction is well suited to hillside work. The bars and braces are riveted, which insures a rigid and durable frame. This attachment will in no way interfere with the operation of the levers. The wheels are 24 inches high and set 30 inches apart. Riding attachment for Keystone peg'tooth harrow can be used on any size and kind of peg-tooth harrow PAGE FIFTEEN V//////////////J ; ^^^ ke;y;stone, '^^^.. 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