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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 235, 8 November 1940, Page 6

\ He doesn't wear a un : //4H| THE WALLACE TRANSPORT STACKER / // I 1 Th is Stacker is constructed to fit close to the stack, / Jj> J I 911 and the revolving steel mast allows hay to be deposited' / jjf #1 I j wherever required. The mast and boom are of steel ~ / jj / I |I a "d will withstand almost any strain. The boom i» / / /1 IB adjustable for height. The hinged base allows the / jjf J, 1 |1' Stacker to be compactly folded and easily transported l / Jf I / I Jfl to any part of the farm—erection is simple. With the 1 / jjf 1/ Transport Stacker, we can supply the Wallace Selfr|ll Loc Grab, which will handle the heaviest loads of hay f/~ —\w OP ensiia9e - The grab comes down unlocked and autojf matically locks when taking the load. j/ P ° St the coupon for> ful! ""formation on the Trans- \ Jf l—— P°ft Stacker and other Wallace Haymaking Equipment D. McL. Wallace "~•" " , . •

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