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Loftness recently introduced new models of its Battle Ax horizontal drum mulcher designed specifically for skid steers. Featuring a new rotor, tooth design and exclusive two-stage cutting chamber, the company says the heavy-duty Battle Ax is designed for highly efficient vegetation management, including land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, forestry applications and more.

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.

rs have had to gather information from machines by brand and then manually integrate the results, a practice known as “portal hopping.” Data are now sent via an application program interface (API) to data integrators so

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“Marty is well-experienced on the excavators,” said Lessard, the Prometheus Entertainment senior vice president, “while Rick is the more proficient bulldozer operator. When they went to pick out what equipment they wanted to rent, they were allowed to test out and to get brush-up tutorials from the team at the dealership. It didn’t take much. They know what they’re doing.”

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There are several nuts and bolts on your bike that should be addressed before you ever ride your bike, as they will most likely come loose or seize eventually. If your bike has a plastic fuel tank, remove the bolts that attach the radiator shrouds and apply a light coat of grease to the bolts. This is to prevent the steel bolts from seizing inside the brass thread inserts in the tank. After months of power washing, these areas tend to seize up and this will cause the inserts to spin, rendering the shroud impossible to remove.

Inside the Farm, the bots are still screaming at each other and spitting invective nobody will ever read. Nobody except for Roy and other staffers, who can open a view tab and see a real-time feed of all the bot discussions of his article. (“Irresponsible rePOORting,” says one bot called Guns4All. “U can’t steal water bc its not a commodity smh,” says another, called FreeUrHead.)

Having joined the magazine in 2012, Claire developed her knowledge of the industry through the numerous company visits, exhibitions and conferences she attended both in the UK and abroad.

“Now I can put everything in at once because the stumps are so small they burn off like brush. [Shark Tooth] has sped that side of it up so much that I can’t keep up with it as a pile burns down. I have to get several days ahead before even lighting a pile.”

The Farm’s reaction comes faster this time, with more yelling. A whole new cluster of bots is angry (“media jacka$$”): The revised lede suggests that this situation is the result of out-of-control water demand from smart cities. Plus, Roy’s new headline asks whether this is the first skirmish of the new water wars, and thus invokes Betteridge’s law (concerning yes/no questions)—leading to jeers from the mob of Betteridge bots. Plus, all the bots who were pissed before are still pissed, and now they scent blood.

“I was impressed with the size and heavy-duty design of the blade,” said Howard. “The cylinders are well protected, and it has a lot of lift height—probably a foot higher than the blade on a similar size competitive excavator I ran for quite a while. [Blade travel is 27 inches above and 25 inches below grade.]