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Products 03/30/2011
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Automated Grading System: Speeds Up Operations
The Topcon 3D-MC² for Graders allows a motor grader’s control system to detect changes in blade position and make corrections up to 100 times per second. According to the manufacturer, the system allows graders to work at higher speeds than other 3D machines, greatly increasing productivity. The 3D-MC² can be integrated with Topcon’s slope sensor to maintain slope accuracy. Built-in tilt compensation allows the operator to roll the blade forward as needed without changing the grade height. Topcon Positioning Systems; 925-245-8300; www.topconpositioning.com
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Nylon Sling: Simple Way To Hoist Five-Gallon Buckets
The Bucket Sling is a high-strength nylon-web sling designed to hoist five-gallon buckets. It has a 200-lb rated capacity and features a reinforced nylon handle that can act as an attachment point for hooks or rigging. The sling can be used with standard five-gallon buckets, water coolers or similar containers. The Circus Co.; www.thecircuscompany.com
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Tier 4 Compliance: Powerful Engine Meets Regulations
John Deere Power Systems’ PowerTech PSX 13.5-liter diesel engine has been certified as compliant with EPA Interim Tier 4 emissions regulations. All of the JDPS engines above 174 hp are now EPA- certified. The engine employs cooled exhaust gas recirculation for NOx control and an added exhaust filter to reduce particulate matter. The engine also features full-authority electronic controls, a four-valve cylinder head, a high-pressure fuel system, series turbocharging and an air-to-air after-cooling system. John Deere Power Systems; 319-292-5749; www.deere.com
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Articulated Crane: Long-Range Lifts
The 47/326 Articulated Crane has a maximum rated lifting capacity of 21,600 lb at a radius of 15 ft, 1 in. It features a dual-power link arm system that is suited for long reaches and lifting in elevated positions, such fly-jib and winch configurations. The crane’s over-bending feature ensures the working area between the main boom and the outer boom is no less than 195°, allowing for maximum lift when working in narrow passages. Iowa Mold Tooling Co.; 800-247-5958; www.imt.com
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