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THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

February 8, 1918.

KARRI ER

SUPER POWER LORRIES

British, Class A.

These powerful lorries are

constructed for heavy,

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arduous work over rough
roads, boggy ground, steep
and muddy inclines. Their
matchless design enables
them to obtain a wide, firm
grip, and to carry heavy
loads under adverse con-
ditions. Quickly, surely,
and with ease, they can
master gradients actually
steeper than 1 in 4.

KARRIER design and construction are fully
explained in our Folders—“KARRIER
for Heavy Haulage,’’ and “With The Need
Came The Power.”

Enquiries Courteously Invited.

KARRIER WORKS,
HUDDERSFIELD, ENGLAND.





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the right type of driving belt.

The Ideal Belt for Planing Machines and all drives
with constant belt-fork action, is the TULLIS PATENT
PROTECTION EDGE LAMINATED BELT.

It transmits the full power without slip and
answers immediately to the touch of the belt-
fork, changing pulleys with surprising rapidity.

The Drive illustrated is to a Planing Machine which in-
creased its output 20 % when this Pelting was installed.

Try a TULLIS BELT next time.

John Tullis & Son Ltd.

Belting Specialists,

St. Ann’s Works GLASGOW.

BIR MING HAM LE E D S

JOHANNESBURG

LONDON - MANCHESTER
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