Arizona republican. [volume], November 11, 1917, Automobile Section, Image 39

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THE 'ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1917
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Every bearing of tne Auto-oiled
Aermotor is constantly flooded with
oiL The gear case, in which the du
plicate gears run, hold8 two or three
times as crach oil as is required by
the mill for a year of continuous run
ning. Prom the gear case the oil
floors through every bearing in a con
stant stream.
The Helmet, or Hood, covers all of
the working parts of the mill. !N"o
rain can get in to flood out the oil. No
dust eaaa blow in to grind out the
bearings. No oil can splash out.
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K you' are tired of climbing a wind
mill tower, if you are tired of buying
repairs and having them put on, or if
you are tired of waiting for a big
wind, let us furnish you an unbreak
able, self -oiling ever-going mill to go
on any old tower. It costs but little
and you will get the difference be
tween no water in a light wind and
an abundance of water in almost no
wind.
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The Oiling System
The oiling arrangement is complete and perfectly automatic. "While wonder
fully effective, it is extremely simple. The can of Aermotor Oil which we
BeM with each mill, when poured into the gear case is sufficient to last a year
or more. The gears run in this oil and distribute it to all the working parts,
constantly flooding them with oil Since the oil supply will last a year or
more, a conrenieiit time and favorable weather can be chosen to replenish it.
No necessity f or doing this -work Tfsrhen yon are busiest or the weather is the
worst, as so often happens with out-of-date windmiTls.
ew Head for Old Aermotors
There are hundreds of thousands of Aermotors 'throughout this country, and.
all over the world, which have given good service for many years. At very
small cost, these mills can be brought up to date by replacing the old assembled
motor with this auto-oiled motor and tailbone. The old wheel, vane and tower
can be used. The cost of this change is so small in comparison with, the ad
vantages gained that every Aermotor owner should give it careful considera
tion. It will give you a quiet, light-running mill which will need oiling only
once a year. The saving in time' and oil will soon equal the cost of making the
change. . x
EA8Y-TQ-BU1L
AMD AUTO-OIL
With Duplicate Gears
Al'WiTencS -andaxope are all the tools needed to erect this latest Aermotor outfit. ' It is done quickly, easily and safely. The corner .
posts of the tower are allmade in 7 foot lengths. A man standing on the staging at one set of girts can easily reach to build up the
nest section of the tower complete. The steps are put on before the erecting is started so that there is a ladder to climb the tower
as fast as it is bmttnp. All work of assembling is done from a staging on the inside of the tower which, gives a feeling of perfect se
cnrity no matter how high the tower. , " . , V
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UP TOWER
AERMOTOR ,
Running in Oil
Builder of Pure Iron Storage Tanks . Alr
N. ' Guaranteed for 20 Years -r
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