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“The mobile app provides irrigation managers with a number of useful options,” says Doran. “Users can lock controllers with a passcode, save, view, clear and restore up to three irrigation programs, each of which can have up to eight start times per day. Monthly seasonal adjust of 0-300 percent alleviates the need to re-visit sites throughout the year to make program changes. Users can also save and restore a TBOS backup program, or save a program as a contractor default, allowing them to easily replicate programs across multiple controllers. And, the TBOS-BT retains its irrigation programs in memory even when its battery is removed and replaced.”

Purchased outright, the Cat equipment ranges in price from $150,000 to $400,000. Without any assurances of actually finding gold or other valuable artifacts, the brothers naturally were not interested in owning the equipment.

The new device weighs 240 lbs. (109 kg), making it particularly suited for small excavators in the 1.6 to 3.3 ton (1.5 to 3 t) class. It is available for order immediately in North America. SK02 has a width of 15.7 in. (40 cm) and a maximum grab strength of 281 lb/force (5.7 kN).

– As you are bleeding the brake, be sure to keep an eye on the fluid level in the master cylinder. Be sure to add more fluid before the level gets too low, or you will actually pump air into the brake line and cause even bigger problems for yourself.

ROUND ONE: Lopez is an inch taller but has a notable edge in reach of four and a half inches. Lopez fighting southpaw, and misses a couple of lefts to get us going. Leg kick from Katona, then Lopez catches a kick and lands a couple of hooks. Katona tries a high kick that’s blocked. Inside leg kick from Katona, Lopez lands a stiff left hand then a body kick which prompts a clinch and Lopez blocks a takedown attempt. Katona lands a body kick of his own. Another inside leg kick from Katona, he’s the more mobile fighter so far but Lopez is pressuring forward. Left from Lopez lands. One two from Lopez lands. Lopez lands a right hook, Katona responds with a right of his own. Another left to the body from Lopez but he’s starting to reach for that and is leaving himself vulnerable to counters. Katona blocks a takedown attempt. Body shot from Katona lands, Lopez lands a left to the head. Double leg now from Lopez and he’s got Katona down in full guard. Katona throwing a few elbows from his back, Lopez lands a few punches as the round ends.

Quick tip – Don’t try to reuse the bolts when reversing the bolt on edge, as the threads get damaged in use and the bolts won’t be reusable. Instead, just cut them off with a torch and replace them.

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Roy plunges into a third rewrite, this time staying as close as possible to the bare facts. What, where, when, how, and a minimum of why. But there’s nothing more guaranteed to whip the entire Farm into a frenzy than a stark recitation of a sequence of events that makes it way too obvious who fired the first shot, and the last. One bot shrieks that the “bRane-deDd MeedIa” is out to lunch—when going to lunch is all Roy wants to do.

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Roy lives in a cube-shaped apartment, the same size and shape as 857,003 other units in the city that are all enrolled in the same exchange. Once in a while, his apartment relocates while he’s asleep, to a better or worse neighborhood—depending on the current market bid for placement in the nice part of town. Some days Roy opens his front door and sees broken bottles and syringes. Other times he steps out into a neighborhood of florists and high-end coffee. This week Roy’s living in a trendy spot, dotted with parklets—so he can’t help believing that everything is headed in the right direction.

Komvision is Komatsu’s name for its bird’s-eye-view option. A rearview camera is standard; Komvision adds two or three cameras and stitches together multiple views for that overhead perspective. The option is available on new excavators but is not backward-compatible with older ones.

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.