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 New Racine Threshers 
 
 Simplicity the Keynote of New Racine Threshers : The simplicity of the outfit i 
 is one of its strong points, while at the same time the requirements of the individual farmer 
 are met in every respect. The New Racine is light, of good capacity, and has comparatively 
 few parts to get out of order. 
 
 Of a Practical Design : It is equipped with a cylinder that insures thorough and com- 
 plete threshing of all kinds of grain; strong concaves, straw racks of a design which insures 
 satisfactory separation, and a cleaning apparatus which cleans thoi-oughly. 
 
 Runs Smoothly and Will Wear Long : The New Racine thresher runs easily and 
 smoothly, due to a minimum of friction during operation. All the shafts have long bearings 
 and babbitted self-aligning boxes with ample oiling facilities. 
 
 Air-Dried Lumber Used in Construction : The lumber used is thoroughly air-dried. 
 Air-dried lumber is the only kind that should ever be used in constructing a thresher, as kiln- 
 dried lumber will stand the elements for only a short time. All wood parts of the New Racine 
 thresher subject to wear are lined with sheet steel. 
 
 Capacity : The capacity of a thresher depends to a great extent on the kind and quan- 
 tity of power used; yield of grain as compared to the quantity of straw; kind, size, and con- 
 dition of straw, and skill of the operators. The yield of grain and the size and condition of J 
 straw vary greatly for different localities, and even in the same locality in different seasons. | 
 The table below gives the average capacity per hour of the different sizes of New Racine 
 threshers in average conditions of straw and grain. 
 
 Thresher Sizes 
 
 24x40" 
 
 28x48" 
 
 32x52" 
 
 36x56" 
 
 Wheat 
 
 40 to 60 Bu. 
 90 to 180 " 
 
 60 to 120 Bu. 
 
 125 to 250 •• 
 
 75 to 150 Bu. 
 
 175 to 300 '■ 
 
 90 to 180 Bu. 
 
 Oats 
 
 225 to 360 " 
 
 
 
 Adaptable for Pea and Bean Threshing : The New Racine thresher, with only a 
 few changes, can be used for threshing peas or beans. The cylinder speed is reduced about 
 one-half and special pulleys, concaves and screens are used. These parts are not furnished 
 with the regular machine. 
 
 Clover Attachment : The clover attachment consists of three special concaves, each 
 having three rows of corrugated teeth, also a special clover sieve. 
 
 How to Order a New Racine Thresher: Be sure to give the size wanted; also, if 
 an 18 or 24-foot folding rake stacker, grain elevator, bagger, weigher, wind stacker with 
 telescoping pipe, hand feed attachment, self-feeder, or brake, is desired. Be very careful to 
 state clearly the speed of the engine and the size of the drive pulley to be used in operating, 
 so that the thresher can be properly equipped with the correct size of pulley to insure the 
 proper speed of the threshing cylinder. 
 
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 Main Frame is Strongly Built to Withstand Twisting Strains : The frame of the 
 New Racine is specially designed and substantially built to withstand the heaviest strains to 
 which it will be subjected. The silh are wide and thick. The posts are set at the points of 
 greatest strain and the thresher is well braced crosswise. All posts, sills, caps, and rai^s have 
 snugly fitted mortise and tenon joints, secured by strong joint bolts. The lining of ' s inch 
 boards throughout the thresher adds greatly to its durability. 
 
 The frame of the New Racine is offset, insuring maximum strengh without making the 
 machine too clumsy or too heavy for moving readily from place to place. By using an offset 
 sill in framing, much the same effect is arrived at as in bridge construction where different 
 lengths are put together to make a truss. 
 
 Cast Iron Brackets Strengthen Frame : All cross-beams are rigidly secured to the 
 main frame by means of strong cast iron brackets. There is consequently no chance for the 
 frame to sag, no matter how much strain may be put on it while the thresher is in operation. 
 
 Deck Sheds Water Quickly -. The deck has the necessary pitch to shed water quickly 
 and the interior parts are therefore protected and swelling of the wood stock prevented. The 
 interior is very easy of access, as the three covers on the machine can be quickly removed. 
 Only the best grade of selected air-dried and seasoned hardwood lumber is used in the con- 
 struction of the New Racine thresher. 
 
 Trucks : The front trucks are attached to the malleable iron bolster by means of a ball- 
 and-socket connection. The bolster in turn is rigidly bolted to the sills of the frame. Heavy 
 channel steel braces forestall any possibility of the front trucks buckling. 
 
 Channel Steel Axles : All axles used in the New Racine thresher are of the best (juality 
 of bridge channel steel and are strong enough to easily sustain the full weight of the thresher 
 with all its attachments. 
 
 The thresher is very easily turned in a small space as the offset frame allows the front axle 
 to cramp around under the machine. 
 
 Wide Rimmed Wheels : The steel wheels have wide rims which permit easy going oyer 
 soft roads or ground. The round spokes are set staggered and riveted into the hub and rim. 
 Hard oilers have been provided. 
 
 Steel Open Bar Cylinder : The steel cylinder is of the open bar type which is gen- 
 erally accepted as the best cylinder to use in large capacity threshers. The tooth bars are 
 securely connected to the heads of the cylinder. 
 
 The cylinder shaft is made of heavy machine steel, and runs in extra long bearings of the 
 ball-and-socket self-aligning type. The best quality of frictionless babbitt metal, accurately 
 scraped and snuglv fitted to the shaft, insures smooth and easy running. Hard oilers of large 
 size with screw covers are used for lubricating purposes. The cylinder is supported within a 
 heavy iron frame which is securely bolted to the framing timbers and sillof the thresher body. 
 The iron sides of this frame are strongly braced by steel rods. 
 
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 Cylinder Diameters and Speeds : The 24x40" thresher is equipped with a threshing 
 cylinder 18'-" in diameter, while the 28x48", 32x52", and 36x56" machines have a cylinder 
 i 22V-" in diameter. 
 
 The cylinder speed for the 24x40" size should be between 1,275 and 1,300 R. P. M. The 
 28x48", 32x52", and 36x56" sizes, should have a cylinder speed of from 1,075 to 1,100 R. P. M. 
 When these speeds are closely followed, the machine will do its best work. 
 
 Steel Teeth Combine Toughness and Hardness in the Highest Degree: The cylin- 
 der teeth in the New Racine are made from a special grade of steel, and without being brittle, 
 are sufficiently hard to withstand successfully all wear and hard work to which they may be 
 subjected. They are secured to the tooth bars by nut and lock spring washers and the holes 
 fit the shanks of the teeth perfectly. 
 
 To insure easy feeding, proper at- 
 tention has been given to the angle at 
 which the concaves are set and to the 
 shape of the teeth. Easy feeding is 
 always desirable, especially when the 
 feeding is done by hand. The cylin- 
 der and concave teeth on the 24x40" 
 New Racine thresher are interchange- 
 able, being of one size and shape. The 
 style of the cylinder teeth used in New 
 Racine thresher cylinders are shown at 
 the right. 
 
 The teeth on the three larger sizes 
 —28x48", 32x52" and 36x56" are some- 
 what heavier and longer than on the 
 24x40" thresher. This is on account of 
 the big quantities of grain which pass 
 through the larger machines and their 
 greater capacity. As can be seen in 
 the illustration on the right, this tooth 
 is heavier and thicker with a strong 
 shoulder and an extra heavy shank. 
 Note also the deep thread which per- 
 mits an unusually secure fastening of 
 the large square nut. The teeth and 
 nuts are shown actual size. 
 
 The cylinder teeth on the larger 
 sizes are interchangeable with the con- 
 cave teeth on the same machines. 
 
 A tooth set is furnished with each 
 
 machine. 
 
 This tooth is used on the cylinder 
 in the 24 x 40" thresher 
 
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 This tooth is used on the cylinder 
 in three larger sizes 
 
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 Concaves and 
 grate 
 
 Concaves and Grate: 
 
 New Racine threshers are fit- 
 ted with space for three con- 
 caves. All machines are 
 equipped with two concaves 
 filled with teeth and one with- 
 out teeth, and with two steel 
 concave grates. This equip- 
 ment gives all the range that 
 is necessary to thoroughly 
 thresh the grain from the straw 
 under various conditions. The 
 concave teeth are of heavy de- 
 sign and are bolted securely, 
 insuring strength and reducing 
 the liability of breakage to a 
 minimum. Directly behind the concaves is a grate which extends rearward and upward un- 
 der the beater. Here also large openings are made so that early separation can be accomplished. 
 Nearly all of the grain is separated just back of the cylinder. By allowing a large grate area, 
 much of the grain that would otherwise mix with the straw is saved. 
 
 The Winged Beater has the Action of a Flail: The condition of the straw after 
 passing through the concaves is such that with proper handling the best results can be secured 
 with the winged beater, which is one of the best and most effective devices known for its 
 purpose. This type beater has shown a superior efficiency in securing quick results in all con- 
 ditions and kinds of grain. It has a three winged concave construction and in action is similar 
 to that of a flail as it beats the kernels of the grain down through the thin layer of straw onto 
 the conveyor. The beater is set close to the cylinder teeth and in such a position as to dimin- 
 ish the possibilty of loose straw wrapping or winding around the cylinder as is frequently the 
 case where the beater is set at some distance from it. 
 
 A Good Beater is Important : The value of a good beater cannot be over-estimated. 
 To give the best results it must be designed so that it will force the grain out of the straw and 
 do it in the most rapid manner possible. In this respect the New Racine is well equipped. 
 
 Adjustable Check 
 Flap Prevents Loss of 
 Grain at Rear : Just back 
 of the beater is a sheet steel 
 check flap to keep the stray 
 kernels from being thrown 
 out at the rear of the ma- 
 chine and to hold or retard 
 the movement of dry and 
 brittle straw. The size of 
 the opening can be easily 
 adjusted from the outside 
 by simply raising or lower- 
 ing this check flap. 
 
 The Four Section 
 Straw Rack Gives Four 
 Breaks to the Straw : 
 
 The straw rack in the New 
 Racine thresher is made 
 in four parts, occupying 
 the entire width of the 
 
 The steel beater greatly increases tlie separating 
 capacity of the New Racine 
 
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 machine. It is set on two 
 crank sliafts, one at the front, 
 and the other near the rear. 
 The cranks are set on "quar- 
 ters" or at an angle of 90 
 degrees from each other, and 
 therefore, hke the drivers of a 
 locomotive, balance each other 
 without having a dead center. 
 A perfect balance is assured 
 by this system. Each rack 
 has an independent circular 
 motion and as each is provided 
 with four risers, the straw is 
 given four breaks. As each 
 rack is constantly moving at a 
 different level from the other 
 three, the straw not only 
 moves forward but is also agi- 
 tated sideways. 
 
 A Lateral Break in the 
 Straw Means Better Sep- 
 aration : Many of the thresh- 
 ers now in use have no lateral 
 break in the straw and conse- 
 quently poor separation of 
 grain and straw is the result. 
 The straw rack in the New 
 Racine is built to insure this 
 lateral break. It excels in that 
 it not only breaks the straw 
 lengthwise, but also crosswise. 
 
 Grain Conveyor and Return Pan : The grain conveyor on the New Racine extends 
 the lull length of the machnie from the front to the rear. Under the rear part of the straw 
 rack and above the conveyor sieve, or chaffer as it is more commonly called, is the return pan. 
 
 The work of the return pan is to carry forward to the grain conveyor such straw chaff 
 or grain as falls through the straw rack so that it may be acted upon by the blast from the 
 tan. It also helps to separate and disintegrate the mass delivered to the grain conveyor. 
 
 . Clean Grain Assured : While being carried along over the sieve and extension the 
 gram easily falls through, and the short straw and chaff pass on over it and out at the rear of 
 the thresher. 
 
 Interior view of New Racine thresher showing construction of straw racks and 
 the strong iron corner brackets connecting all cross beams to the main frame 
 
 Grain conveyor with plain chaffer sieve and slatted extension used in 24x40" thresher On the three larger threshers 
 
 the extension is corrugated 
 
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 Shoe has Good Movement: The shoe on the New 
 Racine has an end shake and a movement in perfect harmony 
 with the grain conveyor and return pan. The shoe and 
 return pan work against the conveyor, an even balance being 
 thus assured. The cleaning of the grain is also improved 
 and the capacity of the machine materially increased. 
 
 The conveyor or chaffer sieve on the 24x40" is of the 
 Closz & Howard No-Choke type. On the three larger sizes 
 it is of the Closz & Howard adjustable type. With the latter, 
 the size of the opening can be adjusted while the thresher is 
 still in motion by the simple movement of a lever. 
 
 The adjustable conveyor sieve is furnished at a slight 
 additional cost. 
 
 Adjustable sieve used in the three larger 
 thresher slEes 
 
 Sieves Do Their Work Well : The sieves in the New Racine thresher are popular 
 because of their large and thorough grain cleaning capacity, and the distinct saving of many 
 dollars to the farmer each season. 
 
 The cleaning takes place when the blast from the fan is brought to bear on the grain 
 through the openings in the sieve. By directing the blast from the fan through the sieves, 
 the grain is cleaned in a more thorough manner than when any other system is employed, 
 while at the same time, the possibility of blowing grain over into the tailings is greatly 
 reduced. Should any grain be blown over the shoe sieves it is caught up by the tailings auger 
 and elevator, returned to the cylinder, and again sent on its way through the thresher. 
 
 Sieve Equipment : The following sieves are regularly furnished with the New Racine 
 24x40" size, — 1 No-Choke oat sieve, 1 No-Choke wheat, barley, or rye sieve, 1 perforated zinc 
 wheat sieve, 1 wire flax sieve, and 1 wire shoe screen. Each sieve is 38 inches long and the 
 full width of the machine. When so desired, special sieves can be suppHed. 
 
 Sieves Regular equipment for 24x40' 
 
 Extra Sieves: To the regular equip- 
 ment of the larger sizes of threshers, two 
 extra sieves for threshing flax, clover, millet, 
 etc., will be added without extra charge if so 
 desired by the purchaser. The purpose for 
 which these sieves will be used should be 
 clearly stated in the order, so that the correct 
 sieves may be sent. Where more than two 
 extra sieves are wanted, a charge is made. 
 
 With the 28x48", 32x52", and 36x56" sizes, 
 the adjustable conveyor and adjustable shoe 
 sieve are regularly furnished. A quick adjust- 
 ment of the sieve can be made while the 
 thresher is in operation. When an adjustable 
 shoe sieve is desired in the 24x40" machine, it 
 is furnished in place of the regular equipment. 
 
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 Under blast Fan and Adjustable Wind 
 Blinds : To secure the best results in clean- 
 ing the grain in a thresher, it is absokitely 
 necessary that the cleaning- process would 
 begin as soon as possible after entering the 
 machine. Inasmuch as the fan on the New 
 Racine thresher is of the underblast type 
 and located in the front end of the machine, 
 the cleaning of the grain begins at the prop- 
 er point to secure the best results. On both 
 sides of the fan are blinds for regulating the 
 blast which can be easily adjusted while the 
 machine is in motion. The wind-board which 
 is also provided, can be easily adjusted. The 
 blast from the fan catches the chaff and 
 raises it up over the sieves to the rear end of 
 the machine as soon as the grain and chaff 
 fall from the conveyor and the return-pan 
 under the rack. This serves to prevent the banking of chaff and grain in the shoe. 
 
 . ^'*'.^^^ ?°^f^ Transmission for Fan : By means of a belt, the power for the fan is 
 transmitted dn-ect from the cylinder shaft. The fan shaft runs in well-babbitted boxes with 
 long, seli-alignmg bearings. 
 
 Quality Shafting and Bearings : Good shafting and bearings, in a threshing machine 
 are features which cannot very well be ignored. A great deal depends upon the quality and 
 proper adjustment of these important parts. 
 
 The crank shafts in the New Racine are of forged steel, and turned in a lathe to an accu- 
 rate size^ The fan, beater and auger shafts are of cold-drawn steel and the bearings for 
 these different shafts are all of the self-aligning ball-and-socket type, well babbitted with non- 
 friction metal, which reduces any possibility of heating from improper setting. 
 
 Hard Oilers : All bearings, where necessary, are provided with hard oilers, fitted with 
 screw covers to keep out dirt and dust. 
 
 Oak Tanned Leather Belts 
 
 this belting being of the proper 
 width and thickness to trans- 
 mit all the power necessary to 
 give the required speed to the 
 various parts of the machine. 
 
 Covered Pulleys: All 
 
 pulleys having small diameters 
 and fast speeds are covered 
 with leather to give the belt a 
 good grip and insure uniform 
 speed of different parts. 
 
 Belt Tighteners adjust- 
 able during Operation: 
 
 Belt tighteners have been pro- 
 vided and so devised that the 
 tightening can be done while 
 the machine is in operation. 
 They are also equipped with 
 ample oiling facilities. 
 
 Only the best grade of oak tanned leather belting is used. 
 
 A New Racine thresher and our 1 H C oil tractor U a fine combination 
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Sectional View Showing I-nterior Working Parts 
 
 of New Racine Thresher 
 
 Representative of New Racine 28x48", 32x52", and 36x56" thresher sizes 
 
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 Showing belting arrangement on 24x40" 
 
 Showing belting arrangement on 28x48", 32x52", and 36xS6" 
 
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 Grain Register : The grain register should be used when weigher, grain elevator, or 
 bagger is not furnished with the machine. The grain is conveyed from the grain auger shaft 
 direct into the half-bushel measure. Each bushel of grain is registered by the tallying device 
 or register, which indicates up to 1,000 bushels. The box is made of hard wood, reinforced 
 with heavy battens. It is furnished as an extra. 
 
 The half-bushel measures are of heavy gauge galvanized sheet steel, and graduated every 
 one-fourth bushel. They are furnished on special order only. 
 
 Folding Rake Stacker : The New Racine can be equipped with an 18 ft. or a 24 ft. 
 folding rake stacker, as ordered. The width is nearly the same as that of the machine. It is 
 driven by a chain from the rear straw rack crank. This stacker can be very easily folded out 
 of the way when not in use as it is hinged in the center for this purpose. When folded, 
 it adds very little to the length of the machine. It can be raised or lowered with ease by 
 means of a convenient wind- 
 lass on the deck. 
 
 The apron consists of 
 strong rubber belts to which 
 wood slats 12 inches apart are 
 securely riveted. Sideboards 
 and a windboard are also fur- 
 nished. 
 
 Weigher with Swinging 
 Conveyor : This weigher 
 has a very durable construc- 
 tion. Both elevator and con- 
 veyor are made of steel. The 
 conveyor can be swung across 
 the deck of the separator and 
 be made to deliver grain into 
 wagons on either side of the 
 machine at such a distance 
 that there is no danger of 
 backing into the separator. 
 See page 4. 
 
 Weigher with Station- 
 ary Conveyor and Wagon 
 Spout: This attachment is 
 built entirely of steel. The 
 weighing device is very accu- 
 rate in registering the amount 
 of grain threshed. The eleva- 
 tor can be lengthened or short- 
 ened as desired. The conveyor 
 has a telescope wagon spout 
 at each side of the separator, 
 the spouts being sufficiently 
 long so that they can be swung 
 from one wagon to the other. 
 The flow of grain may be 
 changed from one side of the 
 separator to the other by mov- 
 ing a lever. This attachment 
 
 is shown on Dace 6 showing drive pulley, belt guide, drtve for shoe crank, and steady arm 
 
 f o • for cylinder shaft 
 
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 A rest is provided 
 See cut of weigher 
 
 Perfection Weigher : The Perfection 
 
 weigher is made of wood and steel. The eleva- 
 tor is furnished with a long delivery spout. The 
 elevator can be folded for transportation by 
 unfastening the lower end. 
 for the elevator when folded, 
 on page 5. 
 
 Wagon Loader with Bagger and Cross 
 Conveyor : This loader is practically the same 
 as the weigher described at the bottom of the 
 previous page, less the weighing apparatus. 
 See cut on page 7. 
 
 Grain Elevator with Long Swinging 
 Spout: This attachment is of steel, and ex- 
 tends high above the deck of the separator. 
 The grain is delivered through a long spout into 
 bins, a wagon or sacks on either side of the 
 machine. The spout can be adjusted from the 
 lower end. and remains in the position in which 
 it is placed. It has a cut-off at the lower end to 
 stop the flow of grain while changing the wagons. 
 A rest is furnished to support the elevator when 
 folded. This attachment can be seen on page 9. 
 Short Elevator and Bagger: This handy device is a small, compact, steel mechanism 
 which is attached to either side of the separator as ordered. This attachment is very popular 
 where the grain is sacked on the ground or in barns. 
 
 Feeders : New Racine threshers are equipped with the well-known Ruth and Lindsay 
 feeders, the Lindsay being used on the 24x40" thresher only. When these feeders are used, 
 the thresherman is assured of good work. They lessen the labor and cost of threshing^ by 
 reducing the help generally required, and make possible a uniform feed to the cylmder. 
 
 Short elevator and bagger 
 
 
 The New Racine works satisfactorily under all conditions, good or bad 
 
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 Ruth Feeder Insures a Bal- 
 anced Strain on the Cylinder : 
 
 Where the Ruth feeder is used, 
 every band is cut and every bundle 
 thoroughly loosened up and pulled 
 apart before it can pass tc the 
 separator cylinder. A center divid- 
 ing board keeps the bundles straight 
 and also keeps two rows of bundles 
 moving toward the cylinder at all 
 times, thus insuring a balanced 
 strain on the cylinder. 
 
 Does Not Slug the Cylinder: 
 
 The Ruth feeds the grain without 
 slugging the cylinder or loosening 
 the teeth. Slugging the separator 
 causes a certain amount of grain to 
 be lost in the stack, besides break- 
 ing the cylinder teeth and concaves, 
 burning expensive belts, and short- 
 ening the life of the threshing outfit. 
 
 A Sensitive Governor: The Pickering governor used on the Ruth feeder is very 
 sensitive. Whenever the feeder cylinder falls below the proper speed, the governor operates 
 the trip lever which stops the raddle until the mass of grain is disposed of by the feeder 
 cylinder. The governor then permits the raddle to run. The Ruth feeder has proved excep- 
 tionally satisfactory in controlling or regulating the feed. 
 
 Lindsay Feeder. Sheet-Iron Lining Prevents Wear on Woodwork : The Lindsay 
 feeder, like the Ruth, is very simply constructed. The frame is of wood, and all lumber is 
 kiln dried. Most of the castings are malleable. The shafting is of cold rolled steel, and not 
 
 Ruth steel frame 
 
 ordinary bar steel. The boxes are babbitted 
 
 Lindsay feeder— wood frame, used on 24x40" ttiresher only 
 
 and made in halves so that the wear can be 
 easily taken up. The interior of the feeder 
 is lined with sheet iron to prevent the grain 
 from wearing away the woodwork. 
 
 The Steel Knives are Tenipered in 
 
 Oil : The band-cutter knives are of high 
 crucible steel, highly tempered in oil. They 
 are serrated like a sickle, and are much su- 
 perior in qualityto com- 
 mon sickle sections. 
 These knives revolve 
 at the rate of 275 revo- 
 lutions per minute. An 
 extra set is furnished 
 with each feeder, so as 
 to save loss of time in 
 re-sharpening. While 
 a dull set is being 
 sharpened, a sharp set 
 can be running. The 
 knives of the Lindsay 
 feeder are guaranteed 
 by their manufacturers 
 not to take up straw 
 and not to wind. 
 
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 The New Racine Jr. Thresher 
 
 New Racine Jr. thresher, 20x32", equipped with hand feed, short elevator and bagger, and plain rake stacker folded. 
 The New Racine Jr. will thresh 35 to 60 bu. of wheat and 70 to 120 bu. of oats per hour, depending on conditions 
 
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 The New Racine Jr. thresher is practically a duplicate of the larger New Racine threshers, 
 differing only in size, equipment, and the shell, which is of galvanized iron instead of wood. 
 They both have the same interior construction of parts and are both equally satisfactory in 
 their work. It is made in one size only— 20" cylinder and 32" rear, and can be had 
 mounted on an individual truck or mounted on special long truck together with an I H C 8 H. P. 
 Titan oil engine. The New Racine Jr. will thresh 35 to 60 bushels of wheat and 70 to 120 
 bushels of oats per hour, depending on conditions. This small, light thresher has been designed 
 and built to make its owner independent of conditions which are undesirable because they 
 often make large inroads on his profits. For instance — 
 
 He Can Thresh as Soon as His Grain is Right : He can follow the binder with the 
 thresher and get his grain out of the way as soon as it is in the right condition to be threshed. 
 He is not compelled to wait for a busy thresherman. 
 
 If He Sells His Grain, He Can Make Bigger Profits and Can be Sure of Early Ship- 
 ments : By threshing early and getting his grain to market while the big majority are wait- 
 ing for the thresherman this is made possible. He also commands a higher price for his grain, 
 
 and gets his money quickly. 
 
 He Can Start His Plowing Earlier : Early threshing means that his land is cleared of 
 the shocks quicker, so that plowing can commence within a short period after the harvest. 
 
 He Saves a Good Sum on the Threshing Operation : It is not necessary to use a 
 large threshing crew. The farmer can thresh with his own help whenever he is ready. No 
 long waits when a New Racine Jr. is standing in the barn. 
 
 Small Cost : While the cost of a large thresher is almost prohibitive for a mountainous 
 region, or where ^mall farms are the rule, the New Racine Jr. is exceptionally well suited for 
 individual use without costing more than the small farmer can afl:'ord to pay. Where two 
 farmers clul) together for the purchase of a New Racine Jr. Thresher outfit, the cost of each 
 is still further reduced. 
 
 The New Racine Jr. has a substantial frame, rigidly braced The sides of the thresher are of galvanized iron 
 
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 The New Racine Jr. is Light and Convenient : The New Racine Jr. is comparatively 
 light in weight, is easy to haul around where large outfits cannot penetrate. It can be safely 
 hauled across bridges where the ordinary heavy thresher outfit cannot possibly pass without 
 a great deal of trouble. 
 
 An Ideal Machine for a Hilly Country : Its convenience for use in hilly country where 
 roads are not always the best, and sometimes quite steep, is a fact which should strongly 
 appeal to farmers living in these localities. 
 
 The New Racine Jr. Thresher-Engine Combination Outfit : The New Racine .Jr. 
 combination threshing outfit, consisting of a 2U x 32 inch New Racine Jr. thresher mounted on 
 a truck with an I H C Titan 8-H. P. hopper-cooled oil engine is a most practical threshing 
 combination. After the farmer is through threshing, he can dismount the thresher and by 
 moving the rear trucks forward under the main sill, make it a portable engine. The engine 
 can then be hauled around to various jobs where power is required to do the work which the 
 hired man would otherwise be compelled to do. 
 
 The Combination Outfit Saves Fuel : The I H C Titan 8-H. P. horizontal hopper- 
 cooled oil engine furnished with the New Racine Jr. combination outfit is regularly fitted for 
 operating on such cheap fuels as kerosene, solar oil, gas oil, and distillate down to 39" Beaume. 
 It will operate equally well on gasoline, motor spirit, benzine, and naphtha. 
 
 Engine Equipment : It is equipped for running with the following accessories — 26 inch 
 pulley with a face 10' i inches wide, one square galvanized fuel tank, one muffler, one tool 
 box, oil can, one can of lubricating oil, and necessary tools. 
 
 Attachments for the New Racine Jr. Thresher. 
 
 which tallies half bushel measures can be furnished. 
 
 Grain Register : A grain register 
 
 New Racine Jr. thresher mounted on a combination trucli with an I H C Titan 8-H. P. hopper-cooled oil engine, 
 equipped with hand feed, wagon elevator with long swinging spput and plain rake stacker 
 
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 Short Elevator and Bagger : A short elevator and bagger can be furnished which 
 attaches to either side of the thresher and on the left side only of the thresher when mounted 
 on the combination truck. This attachment is very popular where the grain is sacked on the 
 ) ground or in barns. 
 
 Wagon Elevator with Long Swinging Spout : A wagon elevator with a long swing- 
 ing spout can also be furnished. This elevator delivers the grain through the long spout into 
 the bin, wagon, or sacks, and to either side of the machine. This spout can be adjusted from 
 the lower end to remain in the position in which it is placed. A cut-off at the lower end stops 
 the flow of grain while changing the wagon. 
 
 Folding Rake Stacker : The New Racine Jr. can be equipped with an 18-foot rake 
 stacker, which can be easily folded for transportation. It is raised or lowered by means of a 
 convenient windlass on the deck. This windlass can be operated from the ground with one 
 hand. The rake consists of rubber belts to which wood slats are securely riveted. Canvas 
 sides to prevent the straw from blowing over are also furnished with each stacker. 
 
 The New Racine Jr. Can Be Adapted for Pea and Bean Threshing ; With a few 
 changes the New Racine Jr. can be used for threshing peas and beans. The cylinder speed is 
 reduced one-half and special pulleys, concaves, and screens are used. These parts are fur- 
 nished only on special order and at extra cost. 
 
 Clover Attachment : A clover attachment consisting of three special concaves each 
 having three rows of corrugated teeth, also a special clover sieve, are furnished on special 
 order only and at extra cost. 
 
 The New Racine Jr thresher Is a light, handy littlt- oul[it for individual use 
 
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 New Belle City Threshers 
 
 Made in Three Sizes : New Belle City threshers are made in 3 sizes— 24x24", 24x32", ^ 
 and 32x40". The thresher bodies for all sizes are 12 feet long. 
 
 A Darn Thresher : The New Belle City can be used for barn threshing as the dimen- 
 sions of the machine are favorable to indoor work. 
 
 Concave Equipment, Grate and Concave Teeth : The New Belle City thresher is 
 equipped with 3 concaves — 2 with teeth and 1 blank — and 1 cast grate. They are very effec- 
 tive in separating the grain from the heaviest straw. They fit accurately into the concave 
 circles, and are raised or lowered by a ratchet conveniently placed near the feeder. The filled 
 concaves have two rows of teeth. The blank concaves are made so that two more rows of teeth 
 can easily be inserted if desired. Each tooth is secured by a lock nut and spring-lock washer. 
 
 Cyhnder : The cylinder has a diameter of 18 inches including the teeth. It is impossible 
 for the cylinder to work loose because of the manner of securing the cylinder heads to the 
 shaft by lock nuts. 
 
 Cyhnder Teeth are of Tough Steel : The teeth are arranged in 12 rows, and properly 
 spaced to do the best work. Made of carbon steel, they are very tough and durable. The 
 teeth pass through square holes in the cylinder shell, and are held on the inside by nuts and 
 spring lock washers. 
 
 Straw Rakes Give a Positive Movement to the Straw : The straw rakes fit closely 
 together and, when the machine is working, the entire rake portion of the machine is in motion. 
 They are attached at the front end of the machine by maple boxes to a crank shaft that has a 
 separate arm for each rake. The crank gives a separate motion to each rake, so that an up- Jj 
 ward and outward motion is imparted to the straw, which passes out in a thin, even layer, 
 without clogging or bunching. 
 
 Conveyor and Extension : The conveyor consists of a heavy corrugated galvanized iron 
 pan, and a special "No Choke" conveyor sieve built the full width of the machine. The pan, 
 being directly under the cylinder and concaves and the front end of the grain board, collects 
 the grain as it falls and passes it on to the conveyor sieve. The possibility of overloading the 
 shoe is thus forestalled, the cleaning done better, and the capacity of the thresher increased. 
 
 The conveyor extension is 15 inches long, and is made so that the unthreshed heads of grain 
 
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 Short Elevator and Bagger: This 
 attachment can be used in place of the long grain 
 elevator. Where it is not desirable to place the 
 grain directly in a wagon box, it is found very 
 convenient. The bag can be easily clamped on 
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 Right and Left Grain Delivery Attach- 
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 mow as desired without interfering in the 
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 Folding Rake Stacker is Made In 
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 made in 18 and 24-foot lengths, and the 
 full width of the thresher. It is raised or 
 lowered by a windlass over the rear axle. 
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 Grain Elevator Delivers to Both Sides of Machine 
 as Desired : The grain elevator is built high enough so that 
 the swinging spout can deliver grain on both sides of the 
 machine. A sprocket chain equipped with wooden buckets 
 and lined with sheet iron, lifts the grain to the spout. When 
 ordered without the grain elevator, a cast-iron grain box is 
 provided, which is, in fact, the lower end of the elevator. 
 
 Sieve Equipment: The "No Choke" sieves used in 
 the New Belle City do their work easily, unaffected by differ- 
 ent conditions of grain and straw. Being firmly fixed, they 
 require very little attention. They can be placed in different 
 positions, the changes being made from the outside of the 
 shoe. Each machine is furnished with the following sieves: 1 "No Choke" oat sieve; 1 
 "No Choke" wheat, barley, and rye sieve; 1 perforated zinc wheat sieve; 1 wire flax sieve, 
 and 1 wire shoe screen. The sieves have a length of 38 inches and are made the full width of 
 the body of the machine. Special sieves can be supplied. 
 
 Grain Register and Grain Measure : The grain register is very conveniently used 
 when only the grain box on the thresher is used. This device is accurate and easy to adjust. 
 Light and durable galvanized half-bushel grain measures can be furnished at a nominal cost. 
 
 Regular Thresher Equipment : New Belle City threshers are regularly equipped for 
 hand feed. A folding rake stacker; short elevator and bagger; and grain elevator with long 
 swinging spout, are furnished when specified on order. The attachments ordered with the 
 machine govern the price of the outfit. 
 
 Threshes Peas, Beans, and Peanuts Satisfactorily : With a few changes and extra 
 attachments, the New Belle City can be made to thresh peas, beans, and peanuts in a highly 
 satisfactory manner. 
 
 When Ordering : Be sure to state clearly what size of machine is wanted, cylinder and 
 gear, also the speed of the engine and size of the engine drive pulley. State also whether 
 trucks, 18 or 24-foot rake stacker, grain elevator, or bagger are desired with the machine. 
 
 In ordering special attachments give the size of the cylinder with the number of the 
 machine which will be found on the front end directly below the cylinder, and stamped in the 
 front end of the main sill. 
 
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 Titan Hopper-Cooled Oil Mounting Engine 
 
 Titan Hopper-Cooled Oil Mounting Engine 
 
 Titan hopper-cooled oil mounting engines are designed to meet the demand for an engine 
 that can easily be mounted on a farm truck, bob sled, or skid, making a portable outfit, or in 
 connection with any special machinery such as well drills, concrete mixers, saw rigs, portable 
 pumpmg plants, and the like. These engines are especially adapted for such work on account 
 of the compactness of the outfit, their moderate weight, and the small amount of water 
 required for cooling. The hopper-cooled feature also does away with much of the danger of 
 the cylinder or jacket being cracked by freezing, because the hopper is open at the top, thus 
 allowing the freezing water to expand. Hot water can be poured in to facilitate starting. 
 
 The engine is the same as the well-known Titan stationary horizontal hopper-cooled oil 
 engme, except that the engine is shipped without sub-base, and mounted on temporary shipping 
 skids. It is regularly fitted for operating on kerosene, solar oil, gas oil, and distillate down to 
 39", but will operate etiually well on gasoline, benzine, or naphtha. 
 
 Equipment— Titan hopper-cooled oil mounting engines are equipped complete for run- 
 ning with the following accessories : One regular size pulley, one square galvanized fuel 
 tank, magneto, one muffler, one tool box, oil can, oil, and necessary tools. 
 
 Special Accessories— Special size pulleys, friction clutch pulleys, etc., can be furnished 
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 The Titan 18-35 H. P. tractor is of a medium size with many new, exclusive features that 
 secure special advantages. It is light in weight for its power without sacrificing drawbar 
 power. Piston and cylinder are enclosed in a dust-tight crank case. 
 
 For road work, the two-speed transmission and automobile steer gives it a decided 
 advantage, and the lighter weight permits the crossing of bridges unsafe for heavier tractors. 
 The speed regulator is controlled by a crank in the cab. 
 
 A self-starting device consisting of a complete •■4 H. P. gasoline engine and air-compressor 
 power plant, and an air-starting system makes turning the engine over by hand unnecessary. 
 
 The tractor operates on kerosene, distillate, solar oil, gas oil. motor spirits, naphtha 
 or gasoline. 
 
 Equipment : Completely equipped ready to run including friction clutch pulley, batteries, 
 magneto, front wheel extensions, oil can, can of lubricating oil, and necessary tools. 
 
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 SIOUX FALLS. S. D. 
 SOUTH BEND. IND. 
 SPOKANE. WASH. 
 SPRINGFIELD. ILL. 
 SPRINGFIELD, MO. 
 TERRE HAUTE. IND. 
 TOLEDO. OHIO 
 TOPEKA. KAN. 
 WATERTOWN. S. O. 
 WICHITA. KAN. 
 WINONA, MINN. 
 
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