Outdoor Power Equipment

September 2015

Proudly serving the industry for which it was named for more than 50 years, Outdoor Power Equipment provides dealers who sell and service outdoor power equipment with valuable information to succeed in a competitive market.

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www.outdoorpowerequipment.com OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT SEPTEMBER 2015 31 PRODUCTS VERMEER PTX40 SERVICE PLOW WITH FORWARD-MOUNTED TRENCHER The Vermeer PTX40 service plow with an optional forward-mounted trencher and boring attachment was designed primarily for irriga- tion and utility installations. The PTX40's walk-beside design helps contractors work in areas other machines would struggle to access. It has a minimum width of 40.2 inches and is 84.8 inches long. The center-articulated PTX40 oscillates at the point of articulation, offering maneuverability and performance on uneven terrain and in narrow spaces. Operators can use a remote control for flexibility in congested areas. The plow has a maximum depth of 24 inches, and the trencher cuts a maximum of 42 inches deep and 4 to 6 inches wide. Plowing and trenching performance is optimized with an electronic control that allows for convenient setting of the creep speed. A 46.8-hp. Kubota WG1605 gasoline engine powers the PTX40. Vermeer Corp. W.E. TRIM BAG The W.E. Trim Bag fits on the handlebars on many different types of equipment, including all 18- to 26-inch walk-behind mowers, small and large garden tillers, push blowers and edgers. The bag provides a place for operators to put all the trash and debris they find without having to stuff their own pockets. Two top straps wrap around the handlebars and secure with hook-and-loop fasteners or quick-release plastic buckles. The 10-inch-wide by 12-inch-long bag is designed to stay open for easy access and for extra storage capacity. W.E. Chapps, Inc. EQUIPMENT FOCUS GROUND BREAKERS

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