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Used John Deere Tractors

Buying used John Deere tractors can be a great way to add a quality work machine to your garage without wiping out your household budget. When shopping for your John Deere you will want to look for a model that has all the features that you want, that is the right size for the jobs it will be used for and that still has a functional body. If you can find a machine that has both a good body and good mechanics for a good price then count your lucky stars.

If your John Deere will be used for winter or early spring work then you may want to look for tractors with cabs. Cabs not only allow you to control your work climate but it also helps to reduce noise. Some of the cabbed tractors offered by John Deere include the 3320, the 3520, the 3720, the 4320, the 4520 and the 4720.

The John Deere 3320 is a compact tractor that has a 3 cylinder YanMar diesel engine that produces 32.5 HP and a direct injection fuel delivery system. These John Deere tractors can be used for light to medium load maneuvering. Some of the features that this model offers include digital hour meter, digital speedometer, dual hydraulic pumps, LoadMatch, MotionMatch and PowrReverser transmission.

Another used John Deere tractor that you may be interested in looking for is the 4720 Compact Tractor. This model has a bit more power than the 3320. In fact it delivers 58 HP with its 4 cylinder John Deere Power Tech turbocharge diesel engine. Some of the features that this model offers include a 75 AMP alternator to power accessories, 4 wheel drive, Twin Touch eHydro transmission, dual hydraulic pumps, performance tracking system, digital speedometer, low fuel warning light and rear PTO.

Electric tractors can be used in just about any setting from residential properties and landscaping to commercial properties and agricultural farming. The type of electric tractor that you buy is going to depend on several factors. These factors include: how much you have to spend, what you need to use it for and how much land you need to work. Manufacturers of electric tractors, mowers and farm equipment include John Deere electric tractors, Kubota and GE tractors.

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Cut Down the Number of Smoked Cigarettes Per Day

It has been demonstrated for many times that smoking is associated with a lot of adverse health effects and, generally, with poor overall health. The troubles caused by smoking extend beyond the well-reported links with cancer, heart disease and respiratory illnesses. Smoking has been found guilty to cause impotence, ulcers and fertility problems and it's doesn't just harm smokers.

Heavy smokers can decrease their risk of lung cancer if they dramatically cut down the number of smoked cigarettes per day. This is an important news, as only a minority of smokers can quit smoking completely. They must learn that the more they can reduce the number of cigarettes they smoke, the more they will decrease their risk of lung cancer.

On the other hand, recent studies concluded that there is not a safe level for smoking as light smokers also had significantly higher death rates than those who had never smoked. This rate is 1.5 times higher generally.

Researches concluded:

Brush and Satin Finish on Stainless Steel or Aluminum Railings

While at first glance deburring & finishing stainless steel and aluminum railings may seem somewhat a niche market it should be noted that with the correct Dynabrade tools, grinding, sanding and polishing products almost any weld shop can take on this type of work. It is hard to put a number on how many steel fabricators, welding shops, artists garages, etc. I have been called into because a nervous owner, foreman or project manager took on railing jobs that were above their expertise. Most thought they were going to lose their shirt once they got to the metal finishing stages on somewhat temperamental stainless or aluminum.

The best advice I can give anyone who wants to Brush Finish Stainless Steel or Aluminum Railings in a professional manner is set up your shop and your polisher with the necessary Dynabrade tools and Abrasives. If you are willing to allocate some of your time and hard earned money as an investment in yourself and your company the quality stainless or aluminum railings you produce will come back to you financially many times over. The most common abrasives questions I get asked for these metal finishes are some of the easiest to answer. Thats not to say I havent seen some interesting challenges over the years. I have been in over 1,000 shops that work on all types of metals and woods.

A consistent finish on stainless or aluminum railings steel fabricators want to achieve is a brush, satin or #3 finish or #4 finish. Most steel fabricators order the stainless steel or aluminum pre-finished to this specification and only need to bring the areas they have welded back to a nice clean satin finish which will match the rest of the metal railings original finish.

I like to see anyone who is serious about working with metals such as stainless or aluminum own at least two Dynabrade tools for their shop. The first is a Dynabrade Dynafile. There are many variations of the Dynafile which Dynabrade Manufactures. They are as follows: The Original Dynafile model 14000, the dynafile II model 40320, and the Electric Dynafile model 40590. Either one of these Dynafiles will do the job. I prefer the Dynafile II series air or electric. They seem to be the most versatile. You can position the rotating sanding belt head in many different positions depending on the angle of your work piece. The Electric dynafile II and the Air Dynafile II also accept over 20 interchangeable contact arms which will hold sanding belts and surface conditioning belts 1/8 to in width.

The Dynafiles primary function is to grind and polish hard to reach areas on a metal work piece. Some examples of this are the corners or where the welds join together two or more parts. The second Dynabrade Tool I find to be a necessity from Dynabrade is from the Dynastraight Family. These tools include: The Dynastraight model 13204 .7 hp 3,400 RPM or the Dynastraight model 13505 1 hp 3,400 RPM.

I like these models because they are rated at the proper RPM and have male 5/8-11 threaded wheel arbors which are standard and allow for many different abrasives to be mounted and used on them. If you want to use a dynabrade inflatable rubber drum with sanding belts or surface conditioning belts on it the Dynabrade Pneumatic Wheel part number is 94472. I also recommend a combination of unmounted 6x1x5/8 flap wheels in assorted grits for either Dynastraight to help bring the Railings back up to the #3 finish or #4 finish.

Jon Silberg has been in abrasives products industry for many years. For more information on how to obtain a Brush or Satin finish on Stainless Steel or Aluminum, please visit the website: http://www.aaabrasives.com

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