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The wheels independently mount on radial contact ba1l bearings to ease swiveling and reduce tire and scuffing wear. The casters are available with four fittings: screwed pin, plain pin and circle clip, square and oblong plate, and round rubber expanding plugs. An ergonomic brake with a push-on/off button is also available. A brake indicator located behind the brake button shows red when the brake is activated. T" Series heavy-duty casters are made from cold-forged steel. They arc long lasting and available with 4-, 5-, 6-, 8-, and 10-in, wheel diameters, thread widths of 2- and 2 1/2-in., and Capacities to 1,500 lb. Use CC5W, maneuverable, walk behind battery-powered tug to push, pull, or maneuver heavy carts or equipment that require turning. Ideal for carts with 2 front swivel casters and 2 straight casters. Attaches to end with swivel casters and provides pushing and pulling power for turning and intricate maneuvering. Unit''s variable speed twist grips allow operator to maneuver carts up to 15,000-lb. in tight areas. Compact, 36-v. motor runs on 3, 12-v. batteries. Operates entire shift without re-charging. Features tubular steel frame, neutral throttle braking, adjustable acceleration and braking, non-marking tires, and battery gage. Travels 0 to 3 m.p.h, in forward and reverse.

Typically PTO generators can be operated up to 15kw. The torque rating is not sufficient to handle a PTO generator larger than 15kw, and unlike the belt-driven model, the PTO generator only can be used when the truck is stationary.Another generator option is the hydraulic generator, which can be used while driving or stationary, and on two- or four-wheel drive up to 10kw. Although not as popular as the above generators due to its costs and maintenance requirements, this generator covers all the operational bases.

I watch Riley paging through the book Diggers, a string of drool swaying gently from his chin. Here is the Big Muskie, the biggest shovel ever made (a bus sits in the blade), the trencher, the mole that dug the Chunnel. "Mama, read it!" he commands. We start over, examining each picture in detail, and I realize again how much I am enjoying myself. would never have spontaneously decided to research construction vehicles. But here I am now, able to inform unenlightened acquaintances about the difference between backhoes and bulldozers. I perk up when I pass a construction site, even if Riley is not with me. It''s so much fun that I hope I''ll be able to let it go when he does -- when his interest turns to, say, weaponry, as everyone assures me it will. I can see myself, birthday after birthday, giving him the latest innovation in construction machinery toys, while a teenaged Riley, too shy to point out that he is now into tax law, accepts them politely and without enthusiasm.