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– Apply a light coat of grease to the bearing race, as this is what the bearing slides on inside. Repeat the process on the bottom race.

The Skinny: “I met up with three friends from culinary school, and we all wanted to try a new spot. The Porchetta was incredible, sliced thin and still crispy. What made the sandwich unique was that they went Philly style by topping it with cheese, but it was the garlic and chili broccolini that brought a great twist to this awesome dish!”

21 Dec A new collaborative project being carried out in Scotland is expected to lead to the launch of an app that can predict potholes before they occur.

Hyundai protects its customers’ investment in the R35Z-9A (and other Hyundai models) with a 3-year/3,000-hour warranty and 5-year/10,000-hour structural guarantee.

This Bart Reiter Special 11" Open-Back Banjo is a clean-cut and straightforward player that evokes traditional sounding banjos, only here with an especially mellow tone. This has an 11" three-ply laminated Maple rim with a Rosewood cap, a notched tension hoop, and 24 L-Shoe brackets. The tone ring is Rolled Brass and is topped with a Fiberskyn 2 head. Great for both frailing and clawhammer-style playing, this is a nice and versatile banjo with plenty of volume.This has a 26 1/4" scale length and 1 1/4" nut width. Its Maple neck is steel-reinforced and has an adjustable truss rod, while the fingerboard is Ebony and matched with a 5/8" Ebony-topped bridge. Other features include a laminated veneer down the center of the neck; a Maple dowel stick; 17 nickel-silver frets with pearloid dot inlays; a bone nut; and a no-knot tailpiece. This Bart Reiter Special 11" Open-Back Banjo is a superb instrument overall and comes full setup to your specs. A case is not included, but we do have one available for it for a little more.11" 3-ply Laminated Maple rim with Rosewood cap, notched tension hoop, and 24 L-Shoe bracketsRolled Brass tone ring and Fiberskyn 2 head26 1/4" scale lengthSteel-Reinforced Hard Maple neck with laminated veneer and Maple dowel stickEbony fingerboard with scoop nickel-silver frets and Pearloid dot inlays1 1/4" nut width, BoneEbony-topped bridge with No-Knot tailpiece4 Planetary tuning pegs and geared 5th tunerCase available upon request$1,295.00—————–About us: For over 30 years, Mass Street Music has been proudly selling, buying and trading the best vintage, new and used guitars, amps, mandolins and more right in the heart of Lawrence, Kansas – just a short drive from Kansas City and Topeka. We also ship globally, bringing the best hometown guitar service & selection right to your door. We’re known for exceptional quality, value and outstanding personal service. A set up from one of our luthiers is always included with a new instrument. Welcome to Mass Street Music… sit back, grab a cup of coffee and browse a while.Visit us:On Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/massstreetmusicOn Twitter – https://twitter.com/massstreetmusicOur Website – https://massstreetmusic.com/

“Choosing a bucket that has a shorter tip radius will provide higher tooth forces for digging or ripping through tough materials, thus better penetration,” says Horton. “Also, the bucket with the least teeth in contact with the material at any one time will provide higher tooth forces. Of course, buckets that have short tip radii are often lower capacity. In order to achieve the highest productivity, the bucket characteristics of number of teeth, width, tip radius and capacity should be matched with rippability of the material to be excavated.”

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The company says the piston motor results in less stalling and a shorter recovery time, which helps operators to concentrate on the job instead of power settings and continuous head repositioning.

The jagged teeth of the aptly named Shark Tooth allow the operator to saw through stumps in the ground without leaving a massive hole that would be left by a bucket. The hydraulic thumb then closes on the dull edge of the tooth, allowing the operator to extract the pieces. The teeth can then be used to further downsize the stumps for more efficient disposal.

Thompson Brothers once focused on cleaning up and grading timbered sites in the rugged Appalachian Mountains near the border of North Carolina and Tennessee. The small, family-owned company expanded into harvesting timber with mechanical equipment in 2010 to weather the recession.

When Teachout appeared on MSNBC in May and told Ari Melber that she was open to prosecuting members of the Trump administration, she drew a sharp response on Twitter from Brendan Nyhan, a professor at the University of Michigan and an expert on political norms, who tweeted that she risked undermining the rule of law: “Democrats should not rationalize Zephyr Teachout’s behavior—what if the NY AG was a Republican who ran on investigating President Hillary Clinton? We must not go down this road. The powers of prosecutors are vast and easily abused.”

Engcon UK managing director Robert Hunt said: “The majority of excavators sold each year in the UK are mini diggers, which is a much bigger market share for minis than many other countries. The launch of the SK02 is especially exciting news for UK digger-owners. We expect demand for this product to be high.”