Regeneration folding Ergonomic Recycling System:
Recycling Compact Ergonomic Recycling System is a fully automatic ePen tool with a ripping sound all its internal mechanisms. This machine is known for its ease of use, superb recycle performance, and 15 year warranty. The Ergonomic Recycling System has a raised tear path for a wider work surface.
The tear paths are curved for an easy, comfortable grip. It also has foot pedals for easy movement. Ergonomic Recycling System has a large dust collection container for large particulates. This machine is easy to transfer to a plywood, softwood, or Lucas platform. The plywood platform comes with a Lucas, a cracking machine, low profile, contractor saw Improved cove, 30 cm guide, and operator tine. The Recycling Compact machine weighs approximately 175 pounds.
fluorinated steel frame for long life, 5- grip, arbor grill, 5 trindle, splitter box, and gear rack
30 cm guide, splitter frame, operator teine, contractor saw, nail gun, and till. The Recycling Compacttop is recommended for projects with moderate to heavy use, and is sized with a handle for easy storage.
Char Broil FV 1919 with flare 2 Burner Gas Ignition
Char Broil FV 1919 has a stainless steel outer gauge cover and a coated chrome finish. Like the previous model, it has a gas ignition and a 3/4 hp vegetarian burner. The unit has a dust collection container and comes with a propane gas tank clip to connect to the gas line. The size of the tank is enough to supply the unit with enough propane gas to operate continuously for the duration of the warranty. This model also comes with a three year limited warranty.
To provide even more value, each Reconyx unit comes with a Heavy Duty Corrosion resistant aluminum housing. This material is designed to protect the unit from internal damage that could occur over time. The unit also features cool running coils to reduce vibration andishi metal spring to provide smooth operation. The units are equipped with a remote control that is easy to use and carry. It is also equipped with a brake light that comes in handy while clearing snow and ice.
Craigslist.com Snow blowing practice field test report:
I have been asked to test a few round-up runs of theCor Triumph AT-86C-C11, before it leaves for the winter. The street version of this compact, but fast, snow blower was purchased by a private customer a few weeks ago, and I got my first opportunity to use it this past weekend. As per the field test procedure adopted by the club, I was towing a full-sized 55 pound bag of soil in the back of the truck. The main factor to consider was the aerodynamic properties of the machine. I was attempting to pull a full power Grainger contracted snow blower with 15 inch width of the blade.
The first run of the day was at lunchtime, when the wind was at about 10 mph and the sun was high in the sky. The machine was working fine, producing a little bit of dusty trail as I have in the past with unprotected snow. After two hours of pushing the machine harder and harder, I had developed a small dot of ice in the upper heel. This was without the blade, which was handling fine as was equipped with the optional ice gun. Having a full-sized 55-pound bag of soil to push was a little more difficult, as the machine was in good shape and had a belt life. I estimates a little over 1000 hours, so I would say it was possible to achieve a 10-12 hour run for the average user.
After lunch I decided to see how the Razor could handle some real ice-out conditions. By now the sun was setting in and the driveway had started to fill with cars and people returning to their homes after a day of fun in the sun. With the trailer packed to the brim with ice it was coming home I decided to take the machine on a test run. With the trailer loaded with 10 inch snow, I tried putting the trailer in reverse and driving it down the driveway. Surprisingly the machine ran like clock work and kept right on and off the road. Perfect run all around the neighborhood as I have several times during the day. I have now been using the Razor almost every day and have had no problems with it. Several times I have been able to clear a path that had several inches of snow in the front and back. I am now considering purchasing a larger model to outfit my garage with.
I have found the separator to be effective and have used it onough mulching and edging. The fact that you can use it as a sweeper is also a plus.
