Squeaks, side-sway, rattles and bumpiness-
not years-are the marks of car age.
The worst of these are due to the wearing
down of improperly lubricated parts-such as
steering knuckles and spring-eye bolts.
The only practical protection for these parts
is oil.
They have not in the past had this protection
because there was no way of forcing oil to them.
Now there is a way-a new, simple and sure
way-the use of Oil-Kipps.
Oil-Kipps force heavy oil over the entire bear-
ing surfaces-do it neatly, conveniently, and
surely. Oil-Kipps have none of the short-
comings always involved when gravity or
capillarity are expected to carry heavy oil.
Oil-Kipps free you from the failure and filth
involved in attempting to use oil in paste form.
Their operation is simple. Fill them from the
oil can-snap the spring plunger-and the
work is done.
Applied to steering knuckles and gear, they
protect you from the hard steering and side-
sway falsely attributed to age but really due
to lack of lubrication.
Applied to spring-eye and shackle bolts, they
prevent the hard-riding, squeaks, and bumpi-
ness due not to years but to poor lubrication.
Oil-Kipps come in two models-reservoir and
single-shot.
A little book, Chassis Lubrication with Oil-Kipps,
tells you more about them.
The single-shot Oil-Kipps can be had at 50c
each in boxes of six and the reservoir Oil-Kipps
for steering knuckles at two dollars the pair.
Oil-Kipps are made by the world's largest producer of lubricators and are
one of a series of contributions to better lubrication-the first of which is the
Madison-Kipp Lubricator now standard equipment on farm tractors.
MADISON-KIPP CORPORATION, MADISON, WISCONSIN
Madison-Kipp
OIL-KIPPS KEEP CARS NEW