"A large part of the success and service you get out of your engine depends upon the attention you give it the first few hours and days you use it."

Before starting your engine "OIL IT." Do not depend upon the oil cups and sight feed oilers for the first oiling, but take your oil can and oil each moving part. Move the working parts with your hands. See that each part is moving freely and that the oil is getting to the places where it is needed.

Turn your flywheels over until the piston comes out of the cylinder as far as it will come, then oil the end of the piston and the piston pin inside the piston.

Your engine is new and all parts are tight. The oil put on it at the factory immediately before shipping has dried and will have to be softened up before the oiling system will perform its regular duty.

Watch your engine carefully. Do not let it get too hot at first. Care for it carefully and it will last you for years.

A little time spent now will save both "Time and Trouble afterwards."

HERCULES PRODUCTS, Inc.