Operating the augerWhen you turn the throttle of the auger, you''ll feel a substantial clockwise force through the handles. You do, after all, have to counteract the torque car of the auger digging into the soil. Both operators should brace their left side near the left handles to get their body into the act. Be sure not to dig too deep without cleaning the dirt out of the hole. dashboard If you go deeper than 12 in. or so, the auger will be extremely heavy to lift out of the hole, or worse, you can corkscrew the auger in so deep that it''ll get stuck. heater Photo 7 shows you what to do if that happens.

The tool features a highly advanced composite housing that combines a double injection grip with contoured styling for unmatched comfort. Conveniently located are the power regulator and reverse mechanism for easy operator adjustments. Other features include a Duopact, clutch mechanism, handle exhaust, steel clutch housing, 360 degrees air inlet swivel and sensitive throttle control. Campbell Hausfield has introduced a 1/2 inch twin hammer impact wrench to its Extreme-Duty line of air tools. car Designed for professional automotive and industrial applications, the twin hammer impact wrench, model PL2502, was engineered for quick removal and replacement of fasteners, tire rotation and engine rebuilds. This tool is capable of producing the highest level of power at 425 foot-pounds of torque. It produces 1,200 impacts per minute. Other features include a 1/2 inch square drive and an all-in-one adjustable power regulator that controls speed as well as forward and reverse action. The new Craftsman impact wrench features handle exhaust that routes exhaust away from both the user and the work surface. Provides torque range from 25 to 200 ft/lbs. with maximum torque dashboard of .260 ft./lbs. in reverse. It delivers 1500 blows per minute, yet weighs only 2.5 pounds.

"The new combines also feature a heavy-duty variable-drive feederhouse with greater capacity than previous models," says Moron. "Upper-variable-drive and lower-reverser-gear-case sheaves are now 50 mm larger in diameter. They provide more drive belt surface contact, which increases drive capacity and reduces friction heat. It is especially valuable when running 8- or 12-row cornheads at higher ground speeds."This feature is standard on corn 9760 STS and 9860 STS combines and an option on all other 60 Series machines.

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