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Over the rumble of the subway cars on the way back to Harlem (“What, you really think we can afford a car service?” an aide said), Teachout remarked at her shock at seeing in the Washington Post the week before a story about how the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., had gotten a key second-quarter revenue boost from the crown prince of Saudi Arabia. “I mean, an actual prince!” she said with a laugh. “The Constitution recognizes kings, princes and foreign potentates. This is just outrageous.”

“Rick and Marty and their team knew they wanted to get a large excavator and bulldozer,” said Joe Lessard, senior vice president of development and production for Prometheus Entertainment, which produces the show, “and Atlantic Cat was just an hour from the island.” So it was serendipity as much as anything that led the Laginas to Caterpillar, rather than to another heavy equipment manufacturer.

Thompson Brothers has substantially reduced the time required to burn tree stumps and brush because of a Ransome Shark Tooth Model RST 150 stump splitter/harvester purchased from Ransome Attachments.

Smart Power Control (SPC) is the feature cited by Aaron Kleingartner, marketing manager, Doosan Infracore North America. SPC was designed during the development of dash-5 Tier 4 Doosan excavators to reduce fuel consumption up to 7 percent. SPC monitors demand, and when demand is low, such as during the swing portion of a dig cycle, SPC lowers engine speed.

Brooks made the point that Liebherr excavators benefit from the company’s long experience in the crane industry. The R 920, he told us, has standard safety check valves (burst-protection valves) in both the boom and stick circuits, and a load-holding valve for the bucket circuit is an option. Also reflecting the company’s crane expertise, he said, is an optional overload-warning system, as well as systems that limit boom travel (advantageous in low-overhead situations, he said) and that limit stick travel (preventing contact with the cab, especially when large buckets are used).

The 671 DIG-R-TACH® Series 16 earth drilling attachment from General Equipment Co., Owatonna, Minn., can be used with smaller hydraulic systems. The attachment features a two-speed chain/sprocket drive and a 5- to 20-gpm hydraulic flow range. A complete line of earth augers up to 36 in. in diameter is available with Pengo®-type, cast-steel boring heads and forged teeth for maximum digging performance.

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ROUND TWO: They touch gloves for the second round. Holloway coming forward, lands a bit of a jab. Leg kick from Holloway, that was a hard one. Combination from Holloway lands. They trade punches but Holloway lands to the body as well. Holloway lands another leg kick then a double jab to a right hand. Ortega swings a right to the body, Holloway lands a right to the face. Another right from Holloway, Ortega is trying to shoulder roll but he’s not doing it properly and Holloway is landing on him. Ortega is bleeding form the nose rather badly. More punches from Holloway, Ortega lands a right then a right hook but he’s slowly drowning under this offense from Holloway. Holloway lands a glancing head kick, Ortega is still here and throwing back but he’s out of his depth in a pure striking battle. another leg kick from Holloway then a right hand. Ortega lands a couple of jabs of his own but Holloway is still coming after him. Holloway slips a right and lands an elbow strike. More jabs to the nose from Holloway then a right and he avoids the counters. More rights from Holloway then a left to the body but he ate a right. Ortega lands another right, he’s not going away if nothing else. They clinch and Ortega lands a right as they break. right from Ortega is the last blow of the round.

Thompson began searching for a stump splitter on the internet. He discovered Lumberton, N.J.-based Ransome Attachments and began watching its inventory of attachments in action on YouTube.

“We run 20 different attachments that can be used on rubber-tired and rubber-tracked skid-steers. About 40 percent of our rentals include an attachment beyond the traditional dirt bucket,” he says.

All of this is pertinent to the world of heavy machinery because, in the show’s third season, the brothers decided they needed some big machines to get to the bottom of the mystery. That’s when Caterpillar construction equipment rumbled on stage.