^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M ill iiiiiii 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii III ^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^H 1 II ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M ^Hj PNTERNATIOI 1 HARVESTE] R ^K TgAI>S ■ BuiWiaiM ' MAim iSlgif^ffiS ^1 CATALOG U I IB mt' \ wmmmk INTERK AMERICA ! ► :> ^ "^^v m u~^.^ o 13 ^^i& M ^ 1 a « ■g si 1* M 03 > ;3 ^ c.2=: •on •ot n 2 3*^ ^ 1- > 'iJ -a LZl < p Is c " * 5 2 i C13 C O ■ !fi O tn — en CO (3 O V-i u A'MB MAMPlf AM©¥ Steel Beam Dixie Wonder D' Dixie Wonder with gangs arranged in straight line, making a good general purpose cultivator IXIE Wonder is a spring-tootK cultivator tliat every farmer can use to good advantage. There is always some condition on the farm which a cultivator of this type meets. Because the Dixie Wonder is a spring-tooth cultivator, the teeth pulverize the ground, leaving a soft mulch in a much more level condition than is possible when using a shovel culti- vator. The spring teeth fluff the ground, allowing air to circulate through it. This gives the ground a chance to warm up quickly, which is a particularly good thing in a backward spring. It is often necessary to cultivate the ground before the plants come up. By using the Dixie Wonder a farmer can cultivate close to the rows without throwing an unnecessary amount of soil over the place where the plants break through. Rear view Dixie Wonder with the gangs arranged "V" shaped. Note that there is abundant trash clearance space Makes a Good Mulch When crops are planted exceptionally deep Dixie Wonder can be used to cultivate the entire surface of the ground without molesting the seed if the culti- vating is done before it has sprouted. Dixie Wonder is a useful implement for conserving mois- ture. It makes just the right kind of a mulch tor preventing the sub-surface water from evaporating into the air and becoming lost to the crop. Ihe mulch formed by the Dixie Wonder is a granular mulch, and not the finely pulverized dust mulch which blows away so easily. For cultivating cotton, corn, potatoes, beans, and all other plants that are grown in rows, Dixie Wonder is a very useful tool. This is because the operator can straddle the row, cultivate close to either side, or convert it into a right or a left hand cultivator for sidehill work 1 Used Throughout Dixie Wonder is exceptionally well made throughout. Practically every part of this implement is made of steel. The handles also are steel, well braced to the frame and fitted with good grips. The handles are adjust- able, fitting the cultivator tor drivers of different sizes. The hitch plate has provision for a number of adjust- ments, and can be easily changed for a right or a left hand hitch. 9 Dixie Wonder "A" shaped to throw dirt towards the plants Dixie Wonder *'V" shaped to throw dirt away from the plants PESSE W@1[PEM Amm EAMPT AmWY j ^ ^\ai Gang Arrangements for Different Joi3s Dixie Wonder with gangs arranged angling towards the right. They can be angled to the left in the same meinner THE teeth of this cultivator can be set in the shape or a "V, ' the teeth straight in line, and either left angle with the teeth in a straight line. The teeth placed *'A ' shape make this cultivator valuable for throwing soil toward the rows, the "V shape for throwing the soil away from the plants; and the side angles for cultivating hais. Dixie Wonder is made wi hitch, so that when the farmer has occasion to straddle rows, the horse can be hitched to one side and the gangs angled to remove side draft. The hitch can be changed either to the right or to the left side to meet the convenience of the driver. The levers for angling the gangs are convenient to the driver and are of the correct length with powerful leverages, making them work easily. Their conven- ience and ease of operation make it possible to change the setting of the cultivator instantly Front view Dixie Wonder equip- ped with shields. Note the rigidity of the shields Shields Protect Young Plants The center shovel can be removed and Dixie Wonder can be equipped with shields lor protecting young plants. These shields are of great value when cultivat- ing small plants as they prevent the shovels from throwing dirt over the plants. Special Equipment On special order and at a slight additional cost the iollowmg special equipment will be furnished. Rear view Dixie Wonder equipped with shields. A good cultivator for young plants Crimped Teeth Crimped teeth are an ad- vantage because the crimp makes the tooth narrower above the shovel, PXru^Tepth-fur^ SO that there is less tendency for dirt and trash to be carried along. le Teeth nished order on special Lead Wheel The great advantage of a lead wheel is that the culti- vator can be adjusted to cut at a uniform depth. It is also used to hold the beam of Dixie Wonder off the ground and make the implement more con- Crimped ^ less trash venient for the driver to use, and to make on special it a little easier on the horse. 3 Reversible By using the adjustable and reversible teeth the depth of culti- , vation can be regulated, be- cause the length of the teeth can be changed. The points of the teeth being double pointed and reversible make it possible to get twice the amount of wear from each tooth before resharpen- teeth carry mg bcCOmeS UeCCS- Fumished order S^ry. Adjustable and revers- ible tooth, furnished on special order PHSEIE W©MPEM A^m ESAMPY AMPY Handy Andy H Handy Andy ANDY Andy is a small 9-tootli cultivator for use m cultivating tlie ground deep and witliout liilling. For this reason it is a good cultivator to use m strawberries, raspbenies, blackberries, bops and all conditions where the driver desires to cultivate deep without billing the ground. Width Changed Without a Wrench The width ol cultivation can be changed to meet the conditions found when working m rows of different widths. The locking device by which the cultivator is set at different widths forms a positive lock, holding the cultivator at any width desired. No wrench or other tools are necessary for changing the widths of cultivation. Cultivator Tooth or Spike Tooth The teeth are made straight on one end and curved on the other end. This shape gives the driver the advantage of a regular cultivator tooth or a spike tooth, as desired. All that is necessary is to loosen the tooth clips and reverse the teeth. Thus Handy Andy is a combined cultivator and harrow. Adjustable Handles The wood bandies are well braced to the frame, tied together in two places, and ntted with convenient grips. They are easily adjustable to different heights, making Handy Andy an implement that can be used by any driver. Teeth are Held Rigidly m Place Handy Andy is a strong, well-built implement, constructed almost entirely of steel with the exception of the wood handles. 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