Extra Motor Power Explained by General Cards
General announces tests showing higher motor power with its cord due to reduced internal friction. Tires absorb power from internal drag. lubrication and a rubber film keep fibers separated, insulating cord and cutting friction. This lubrication-like process yields more effective power than other tires.
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General Cord: Longer Mileage From Low Pressure Tires
General Cord tires claim longer mileage and reduced wear from lower internal friction, enabling high power with low pressure. The ad touts 4-ply balloon tires, reduced punctures, and overall durability, noting General’s leadership in low pressure tire technology and construction that resists heating and wear.
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General Shows How Internal Friction Is Overcome
General reveals a friction reducing insulated cord card process. It uses a special method passing cord piles through large calender gallera with heavy rubber coating between cords to ensure full surround and no contact. A high quality combed cotton weave and new construction principles complete the system.
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General Cord’s Early Low Pressure Balloon History
General Cord users enjoyed low air pressure before balloons. With experience in low pressure construction dating back beyond other manufacturers, General Cords became a feature long before the balloon tree. The history traces General’s development from Regular size cards to 4-ply and 1-ply balloons, explaining their early success.
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