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August 2012

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marketplace | by Amy Materson EDITOR'S PICK Quick specs: Specifi cations Horsepower Operating weight Max reach Max dig depth Blade width Blade dig depth 235 X3 LC Model 235 X3 Dozer Model 160 160 55,997 lbs 32'4" 21'10" n/a n/a 56,879 lbs 32'4" 21'10" 9'2" 15' FUEL SAVER Achieve better fuel effi ciency with Link-Belt's 235 X3 Spin Ace minimum swing radius excavator, which features a Tier 4 Interim Isuzu engine that delivers 17.5 percent improved fuel effi ciency when compared to the previous model, the 225 Spin Ace. The 235 X3 Spin Ace also has 15 percent more lift capacity, 7 percent faster cycle times and improved serviceability. A new fuel management system includes ad- vancements in engine electronics and the hydraulic system, controlling consumption by lowering engine rpm during non-critical functions. The excavator has an 8-percent larger cab with enhanced visibility and a 7-inch LED color monitor. The ROPS cab has a standard rear-view camera, a fuel consumption gauge on the monitor, newly designed joysticks with a single-swipe wiper function and an easy-to-access fuse box. The display messages can be pro- grammed for 20 languages, and program- mable service interval reminders track 13 different service items. Write 001 on Reader Service Card or visit EquipmentWorld.com/info MAINTAIN CONSTANT POWER Eliminate blank fi ring with Caterpil- lar's H75Es and H95Es hammers, designed for backhoes and small excavators. The H75Es delivers 1,000 foot-pounds of energy at 840 to 1,650 blows per minute, and the H95Es delivers 1,500 foot-pounds at 700 to 1,260 blows per minute. Both hammers feature automatic shutoff, which stops the hammer when the tool breaks through the material, increasing ham- mer reliability and durability. Sound suppression is also standard. The gas- fi red system maintains constant power between service intervals, and the hammer's housing has a curved profi le to not only eliminate stress points, but also allow the hammer to curl and tuck under the backhoe loader boom without damage. Write 002 on Reader Service Card or visit EquipmentWorld.com/info PRODUCTIVE PLOW Simplify snow removal with the Boss B-8 and B-10 box plows for skid steers, which feature a universal coupler system. The plows measure 8 feet 4 inches and 10 feet 4 inches, respectively, and connect easily via two hydraulic couplers. Both models have trip-edge design to protect the plow and the skid steer from system makes the box plow easier to maneuver. Write 005 on Reader Service Card or visit EquipmentWorld.com/info EquipmentWorld.com | August 2012 15

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