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Mark Gilbertson, president, Fargo RentAll, Fargo, N.D., says 75 percent of his company’s mini or walk-behind skid rentals include attachments.

“We are committed to providing the best, most demanding tools that can be attached to a tiltrotator. Our new sorting grab responds to customers’ needs,” said Johan Johansson, design engineer at Engcon.

Pin on style teeth are typically recommended, are easy to change, and are less likely to dislodge while in use. Regular inspection of these teeth is recommended. On a general-purpose tooth, if the flat is missing or worn back to the shank, it needs to be replaced.

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Initial work included significant excavation of a suspected treasure site. In the videoed coverage of the dig, Marty Lagina is at the controls of the 336E and adroitly carves out a hole 12-15 ft. deep and nearly as wide. A boom-mounted GoPro gives viewers a closeup of the teeth of the 3-cu.-yd. bucket chewing into the soil. “This is hard, hard, hard digging,” Lagina comments, drawing an off-camera comment about how lucky they were not to be digging by hand.

Frieders agreed. “This machine has superior pushing power for handling the blade, and the blade controls are excellent, with the mini-joystick on top of the main joystick. Most machines use a separate lever for the blade, but on the 920, you can control the blade without taking your hand off the joystick. It’s a good design.”

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The TOP Model 100A hydraulic breaker from Okada America, Medina, Ohio, is part of a line of 15 TOP Series breakers ranging in energy classes from 150 ft.-lbs. to 15,000 ft.-lbs. The breakers can be used on skid-steers, compact excavators, track loaders, loader/backhoes and excavators. The 100A also works with 22,000-lb. to 42,000-lb. excavators and requires 29 to 35 gpm at 2,030 to 2,620 psi. The model breaks at a rate of 550 to 710 bpm.

New standard features include a Werk Brau-compatible thumb bracket, a diverter valve for easy switching between a thumb or attachment, proportional control levers with two-way piping, pin-grabber style dual-locking quick coupler and O/C piping, enhanced bucket design with lifting-eye and two-piece tooth design for easy replacement, increased curve profile on dozer blade for better grade and cutting ability, an easily replaceable cutting edge to the dozer blade, a wider opening engine compartment, and a durable centered boom LED work light for improved jobsite illumination. A new optional feature is the 4-way angle dozer blade.

Ground Engaging Tools,Ground engaging tools (GETs) are high wear-resistant metal components that come in direct contact with the ground during construction and excavation activities. GET include bucket teeth, blades, and cutting edges that are mainly used in construction and mining machinery, such as loaders, excavators, dozers, and scrapers

These Hybrid guitars are a no-spray zone – the acrylic top, of course, needs no finish, while the wood body and neck are finished in numerous coats of Tru-Oil (just like Music Man has used for years on its fabulous necks). And, while some modern-style creations can feel as alien as they look, Leigh’s neck-work alone, based on Fender’s 648mm (25.5in) scale length, is superb, combining a mildly compound radius (254- 305mm) rosewood ’board with a ‘standard C’ profile, nicely rounded fingerboard edges and a silky smooth feel. Also, quite rarely, it is a bolt-on, using countersunk Allen-key bolts that locate into inserts in the neck. 

The R 920’s engine uses only a diesel oxidation catalyst and a selective-catalytic-reduction system to control emissions: “no diesel particulate filter to service,” said Zeibert, as he pointed out the R 920’s design features during an initial walk-around, “and no exhaust-gas-recirculation system pumping combustion byproducts back into the cylinders.”