The Rural Voice, 1986-06, Page 75CONCERNED ABOUT THE MANAGEMENT
OF YOUR FARM WOODLOT?
We at J.H. Keeso and Sons Ltd. share your
awareness of the value of a properly harvested
woodlot. Selective cutting techniques employed by
our experienced logging crew can help to assure you
of a source of income now and in the future. This we
feel is to our mutual benefit. We would be happy to
quote you on standing or felled hardwoods towards
that end.
Box 250 OFFICE:
Listowel, Ontario 291-4890
N4W 3H4
EVENINGS:
291-3039
291-2962
Step up to
THE NEW ACTION LOOK
• DUAL RANGE — 4 -WHEEL DRIVE
• HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION
• ARTICULATED POWER STEERING
• 17 QUICK -ATTACH IMPLEMENTS
• WEIGHT: 950 lbs 44" WIDE 64" LONG
• GAS OR DIESEL ENGINES
Jim Harkness Equipment
Hwy. 9 - R.R. #4
Harriston, Ontario NOG 1Z0 (519) 338-2923
CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR:
REDLINE TRACTOR SYSTEMS CANADA LIMITED
15 CANSO RD.. REXDALE. ONT. M9W 4L9
416-248-1232
74 THE RURAL VOICE
WHAT'S NEW?
Jack Hammer
Now available in Ontario,
Quebec, and Maritimes, the Ram -
Hydraulic Jack Hammer is design-
ed to operate on the boom of the
Ram Rod Mini Skid Steer Loader.
Powered by a 10 HP Honda
motor, the hammer will do the
work of up to four hand-held tools
and will break through eight inches
of concrete in seconds. Operator
fatigue with hand held breakers is
eliminated and the breaker can be
quickly and easily positioned by
manoeuvering the skid steer.
Operates vertically and up to five
feet high horizontally, down
pressure is applied through the
skid steers loader arms.
The quick attach hammer is easi-
ly removed and the bucket equip-
ped loader can quickly remove
debris. The loader is available in
32", 36" and 42" wide models for
restricted operating conditions.
The loader and skid steer is
available from farm, construction
and rental equipment outlets. For
more information, contact Harco
Ag Equipment, Harriston, On-
tario, NOG 1ZO, 519-338-2923.0
New Monitors
John Deere has introduced three
true ground speed monitors for
field installation on tractors.
There are three monitors in the
new Performance TrakTM series,
each designed to meet differing
user needs.
Performance Trak I monitors
consist of a radar sensing unit,
which mounts beneath the tractor,
and wiring which connects the
radar sensor to the digital
tachometer on the dash of John
Deere 50 series tractors.
Performance Trak I1 monitors
can be used on any tractor. It com-
bines the same radar speed sensing
unit with a "mini" monitor which