Utility blades
Leon-Ram Enterprises Inc. has introduced two new utility rear blades.
The units have adjustable angle, tilt and offset.
The Model 30 is designed for use with tractors with p.t.o.s of up to 30 horsepower. The blades, which come in four, five and six-foot widths, have a cutting edge of one-quarter inch by three inches. The hitch is category 0 with category 1 bushings. The king pin diameter is three-quarters of an inch.
The Model 50 is designed for tractors up to 50 pto h.p. and has blade widths of five, six and seven feet.
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The blade has a cutting edge of 0.5 inches by six inches. The edges on both models are reversible and replaceable.
Tilt on both models comes from a three-point hitch adjustment. Both feature all-welded construction and a 360-degree moldboard turn.
For more information contact a Leon-Ram dealer or write Leon’s Manufacturing, Box 5002, 135 York Road E., Yorkton, Sask., S3N 3Z4 or phone 306-786-2600.
Post flood help
People cleaning up after flooding might consider Barn Fresh, a natural product that controls ammonia, odor and absorbs its own weight in liquid.
The product, from Western Industrial Clay Products Ltd. in British Columbia, is half diatomaceous earth and half montmorillonite clay, a high volume, low weight mixture. The company says the product has a pH level of five and neutralizes ammonia without chemicals.
Sediments left after a flood often contain sewage, manure from farm pits and other organic material that produces foul odors. Barn Fresh is designed to lock up organic material in liquid sediments and allow for its safe removal.
The product can also be used as part of a regular ammonia control program in barns.
The company says Barn Fresh has many of the benefits of lime, but none of the caustic dangers. It will not damage rubber, wood, steel or concrete.
For more information call 1-800-667-0336 or write Western Industrial Clay Products, 714 E. Sarcee St., Kamloops, B.C., V2H 1E7.
