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ROUND ONE: Chookagian is three inches taller and has two inches of reach on Eye. Eye coming forward early, Chokagian circling and lands a left hook. Both women miss punches, neither has a real read on the distance yet. Eye lands a right in close after Chookagian missed a front kick. They both have rights mostly blocked. Eye is winging an overhand right that’s sloppy but is getting through a bit. Chookagian lands a body kick. Another counter right from Eye lands. A few inside leg kicks from Eye, Chookagian lands a counter left hook. Eye’s wild and frankly sloppy counter rushes are being moderately effective because Chookagian isn’t countering them yet. Body kick from Chookagain and she avoids the counters. Eye lands a leg kick, Chookagian lands one of her own. Chookagian lands a right uppercut. Bit of a side kick from Chookagian, then a counter left hook. Leg kick from Chookagian then she lands a bit of a high kick. Chhokagian counters a knee tap with a throw and wind sup just on top as the round ends.

ROUND THREE: More bounce from Katona to start this round, Lopez is trying to get his jab working. Lopez lands to the body with a left then has a head kick blocked. Katona is working forward more this round, looking to pressure Lopez and make him work. Inside leg kick from Katona. Left to the body from Katona but Lopez lands a counter right. Katona lands a right. Lopez lands a left to counter a kick and Katona responds with a couple of punches. Katona lands a right and avoids a takedown attempt. Another right from Katona lands, then he swings a right to the body. Lopez lands a right as Katona defends a takedown attempt. Katona tries a single leg, can’t get it and lands rights as they break. Another takedown from Lopez, Katona switches to an Imanari choke from a ride position and locks it up, but the round ends. Lopez actually went out and it should be ruled a techncial submission at the end of the round.

The better storage solution is a hydraulic hammer pallet that consists of a base with tubes welded in a circular pattern. These tubes will accept up to a 3-in.-diameter tool, so they will handle most hammers used with skid-steers and mini excavators.

Bucket width should be at least as wide as the outside width of the tires or tracks. If not, you will be unable to dig or scoop in one pass. The tires or tracks will ride up on the material and the bucket will not remove that material. In contrast, buckets that exceed the capacity rating of the machine risk imbalance and tipping due to load size. As well, larger buckets can handicap the operator’s vision, if installed on a smaller machine.

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ROUND TWO: Hard body kick from Burns to start the round. Bit of a right from Burns, Aubin-Mercier lands a right of his own. They punch into a clinch and find themselves on the fence. They break without incident. Aubin-Mercier’s abdomen is red from the body kicks. Burns lands a bit of an uppercut then lands another body kick. Aubin-Mercier tries a high kick that’s blocked. Burns lands a right. Aubin-Mercier fires a body kick of his own but Burns stuns him with a counter right. Burns seems to have a serious edge in power while Aubin-Mercier is keeping a higher out put. Aubin-Mercier has punches blocked and Burns lands a right to the body. Bit of a right from Burns, Aubin-Mercier lands a right uppercut and they clinch again. They break with an elbow from Aubin-Mercier. Burns trying his right again but he’s not finding the range reliably. They trade lefts, Burns hits a double leg, Aubin-Mercier back up and Burns gets the clinch on the fence. Nice outside reap from Burns and he’s on top in side control landing a few elbows as the round ends.

But while I’ve never had a playpen of MPs crawling around my living room (promise…), I can’t say the same about guide dog puppies.

Caterpillar has been getting a lot of attention for their new excavators, and rightfully so. When they introduced the 320 GC, 320 and 323 models last year, it had been 25 years since the last major redesign of the product – that would be 1992 – and they pulled out all the stops this time. Specifically, these three Next Generation models were built for digital connectivity, ease of use and semi-automated functionality.

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The 6600 standard brush Wolf model brush cutter from Abra Equipment Supply, Crosslake, Minn., features suction and high tempered steel blades to blast through brush and saplings up to 3 in. A balanced stump jumper protects the gearbox and prevents vibration. Galvanized 5/16-in. safety chains on the front and rear can protect against flying debris and aid in mulching.