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177ONT planterAnd adding to the already extensive line-up of seeding equipment, John Deere introduces the most productive 24 row 30-inch-spaced planter in it''s history, the new 177ONT CCS front-fold planter.Designed with a new frame, new hydraulics, new drive system, and new markers, this hydraulic planter offers more value and covers more acres in less time than any other 24-row planter on the market.The planter has been re-designed with a new, stronger frame to handle the toughest conditions. It is a 3-section flexible hand frame with a new pump vertical truss design. A massive 16- x 8-inch telescoping hitch improves maneuverability and adds strength to the planter. Component interactionsHow do locking device choices affect other areas of the machine or system?Andrew/Whittet-Higgins: The precision and life expectancy of a bearing, power transmission, or modern assembly is only as good as the precision of the individual components and the care in which they are put together.Blair/Ruland: It''s important to look at where and how hydraulic and hand the locking device is being used and whether adjustments may cause problems. Locking devices in general are not easy to remove and replace. Because of this, pump and hydraulic it may be advantageous to have necessary adjustments done from another section of the machine.Doug/Zero-Max: When using keyless locking devices, hand there are fewer application problems because there pump is no keyway failure or fatigue. Connections without keyways also have smaller shaft diameters, hydraulic and hand translating into shaft material cost savings. The single screw type can be tightened and repositioned many times without component wear or machine downtime. In this article, we''ll show you some basics--how to position outlet and switch boxes and run electrical cable between them. We won''t cover many other details. For information about how to connect the outlets, switches and light fixtures, see "For More Information" on p. 68. For help with circuit design pump and making connections to your main electrical panel, we recommend you consult a licensed hydraulic and hand electrician. Bringing more power to the upper floor of a house--for outlets, lights or a bath fan--usually means pump first running cable into hydraulic the attic. The main plumbing vent stack often provides the easiest path. Usually, there hand are gaps around the stack where it passes through ceilings pump and floors, so you can drop a plumb hydraulic bob from the attic to the basement or crawlspace. To hand get past ceilings and floors, you may have to bounce the plumb bob until it finds the gap. When the plumb bob reaches the basement, tie cable to the chain and pump pull it up to the hydraulic attic. Quick and simple. But hand this trick won''t work all the time: pump Unlike cast-iron stacks, which have to run straight up to support their own weight, lighter hydraulic plastic stacks sometimes include short horizontal sections. And in recent years, builders hand have begun sealing the gaps pump around stacks to keep fire from spreading and to prevent heat loss. For this article, I tested ten professional-grade tools from nine different manufacturers: Bosch, DeWalt, Hilti, Hitachi, Makita, Metabo, Milwaukee, Panasonic, hydraulic and Porter-Cable. I chose to focus on the 14.4-volt tools because they''re a reasonable compromise between the lighter 12-volt and the heavier 18- and 24-volt models. Tradespeople seem to agree, because they buy more 14.4-volt hand and pump drill-drivers than any other cordless tool.
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