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“Boring” Lance Storm out next .. they really killed everything good about him. “What Does Everybody Want!?“, Al Snow made his entrance. Ring filling up nicely. Billy (Gunn) entered .. and Jim Ross did not seem happy to see him. Al Snow showed what WWF thinks of Storm by easily getting rid. As Bradshaw tried getting Goldust out, Billy lifted him over the rope to the floor. The Rumble footage I watched blared out this odd, generic music for the next entrant as it was clearly taken from the WWE Network or a DVD: The Undertaker! (Should’ve been Rollin’ by Limp Bizkit).

Known as the “Stumper,” Solesbee’s says the attachment fits 15- to 40-ton excavators and can increase production by as much as 30 percent compared to other land-clearing methods, such as bucket attachments, bulldozing and forestry mowing. This speed, the company says, allows contractors to complete jobs in less time and generate fast ROI.

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Sizing the bucket to both the excavator and the application will help to maximize productivity.Bucket width should minimize moving excess material. “For example, if a utility contractor is digging a trench to lay a 20-in.-diameter pipe, he or she would select a 24-in.-wide bucket,” says Lee Horton, Leading Edge Attachments. He notes excavator and backhoe buckets are typically offered in widths that change in 6-in. increments. “If the operator chooses a bucket that is too wide, he will be moving more material than what is required, which can get costly very fast. Also, if the material is relatively hard, a wider bucket can slow down the process due to loss of penetration.”

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When these machines first appeared, prospective buyers questioned whether digging and lifting performance would be compromised (what with far less machine hanging out the back to serve as counterweight) and whether operator cabins would be smaller (maybe even uncomfortably so) to accommodate the upper’s shortened dimensions. For the most part, excavator manufacturers have solved those potential shortcomings. The Liebherr R 920 LC Compact Litronic illustrated that point during a recent Construction Equipment field test.

Standard technology on the 320 GC includes Product Link Pro and a rear camera. Standard on the 320 and 323 are Product Link Elite, rear camera, Cat Grade with 2D, 2D E-Fence, Cat Grade with Assist and Cat Payload. Cat Grade 2D Advanced/3D is an available option on the 320 and 323. Many of the tech features pair with smartphones to enable such capabilities as remote start, remote diagnostics and machine locator.

Mark Hanson, regional vice president, Manitou Group, and CEO, Manitou North America, West Bend, Wis., agrees that interest in attachments is growing and a wider variety of the tools are becoming part of a rental store’s inventory.

ROUND TWO: More movement from Theodorou, Anders lands a punch but he’s getting out worked and out pointed by Theodorou. Anders lands a left and they clinch up. Knees go back and forth then Anders lands a left as they break. Theodorou lands a body kick and some uppercuts in close before he separates. Inside leg kick from Thedorou. Anders lands a left and a body kick, then Theodorou lands a knee and a right as they break from a clinch. Stiff lefts from Anders in close, Theodorou just eats it but those landed. Better work from Anders now, Theodorou is slowing down a bit. Short uppercuts from Theodorou in close but he’s struggling to keep up his pace. Bit of a left from Anders, and another one wobbles Theodorou. Theodorous is hurt and on the fence, Anders swings lefts to the body. Body kick form Tehodorou but Anders lands a couple of counter lefts that hurt him. Jab from Anders and a left uppercut, Theodorou is hurt but backing away and surviving. Another left from Anders drops Theodorou for a moment but he’s back up and still wobbled. Anders isn’t going nuts here, he has a high kick blocked as the round ends.

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.