The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 18

le et) a octal HCH POWER BUT * LIGHTENGINEI > HABOHN CARS ARCH ENEMY OF ‘ECONOMY—A HALF LOADED TRUCK | —— Careful Investigation Shows That Most Loads Carry “Too Much Truck.” —igevnmiisieieiaienma a ( he Pound Weight on Tires| {| Per Horse Power Is Very | | Satisfactory, iainese “The motor truc! +4 tro | tia time very Fo: every 51 pounds resting on the| i. word’ Mires of the Malbolun Phaeton the) ing wy Malvohm engine develops one horse and against such inira’ power, the greatest wonder iv that it stands This ratio of weight to horse powe dla MSA Ga sh LH might at | Ker of the Olda Motor Which automotive engineers must! Works, Lansing, Mich.. went on to sa face, They find themaeives making) {hat his company, which has been in bi eternal compromise between | the truck businers for less than a y Ngntness and strength, speed and} only after ekine & foodability, spring suspension Weight «, reserve power and conomy. Some automobile users lean ; trongly to one wide, Just as many |p, ‘i, i Tean strongly to the other. Maibohm, since the first car rolled out of the factory, has sought and] gation ‘ah | son, * THE BETTER AUTOMOBILE Investigation,” said Mr. Emer. | was|analyze in mini truck user's ne needs of many wh ' fo strike a balance between there! porue-drawn velit Fi UPHOLSTERY two extremes. tation, The result of t st ’ ' Producing the greatest possible tigation was that we found certain Waterproof } essary to the proper operation of the! cay with almost any sood truck than Remarkably | different parts has been the successful) via the horse rout i} the Ourable — second an: ‘sis—t the average man’s a revelation. [sy posting men on load- Jing docks, in freight yards, on stoam- lp docks, at city markets, and even | alm of the Maibohm engineers. Twen- ty-three hundred and fifty pounds, the weight to which the Maibohm has been trimmed, demonstrates how cf- fective this engineering policy han|having them tour the rural district | been carried out. Of this t the | We discovered that ‘most loadsa carry | the DURATEX COM NYI six-cylinder engine accounts for 425) too much truck.” ‘nan nner EEL, oe on fl pounds. “To explain: Mort trucks, it was ee wotien Lr | found, travelled at least 0 per cent of the time under londs far lows than In spite of this relative lightneas the motor develops 46 horse power. This Reo ‘Speedwagon 1S Symbolic ee ‘ * Economical - ‘Transportation Reo Motor Car Co. of New York, Inc: Manhattan Branch Broadway at 54th St. Brooklyn Branch 1380 Bedford Avenue Newark Branch 37-39 William Street New Rochelle Branch 184 Main St. Factory—Lansing, Michigan 2 OD A a. V8 dormer dash lights on the cowl, two spotlights ‘ and double clear vision windshield y construction. 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