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04 Oct

In order to make a good fit between your garden, yourself and a tiller, you have to be aware of several consideration as well as the different types of tillers. So let's try and get that three-way match right. The size of the garden is generally the starting point for determining your tiller needs. As advised by most tiller manufacturers, small gardens that count less than 1,500 square feet require a mini-tiller ($200 to $350). Medium-sized gardens can be managed with a 5- to 6-horsepower tiller ($500 to $800), and big gardens of more than 5,000 square feet require a tiller with a 6-horsepower engine at the least ($800 to $2,000). Here's how tillers are divided into three types. tillers-for-sale
13 Sep

Handling the materials appropriately is one of the most challenging tasks in warehouses. In the past, warehouse owners used to opt for bulky machinery for the transportation of their products or moving the goods from one place to another. But today, more and more companies across the world are making use of modern technology and machinery in their workplaces to achieve better results. If you are one of those business owners who is still using old fashioned machinery to handle and move the goods within your warehouse, you should consider switching to modern technology equipment in order to increase the speed, efficiency, and productivity of your business.
06 Sep

Laser technology is gaining a lot of popularity in almost every industry out there, and it's no different when it comes to commercial measuring tools. Anyone who's working on a remodeling or construction project, regardless whether they're an amateur or professional (electrician, mason, carpenter, contractor,...

31 Aug

Cutting wood with a dull chainsaw is not only difficult, but makes your tool wear out quickly and leads to higher fuel consumption. To avoid damaging your equipment and make cutting wooden objects a lot more efficient, you should sharpen your chains regularly and correctly. For this you need a quality chainsaw sharpener or grinder that will keep your blade sharp, thus allowing your chainsaw to perform at its optimum cutting power.
08 Aug

Every business in Australia is required to have all the necessary fire protection systems, as well as have them properly installed and taken care for on a regular basis. Not only will that insure the safety of your employees and business itself, but it will also ensure your business is in compliance with Australian Standards. A fire alarm system can mean the difference between your business succeeding or suffering thousands, if not millions in losses, and more importantly, it can be the difference between life and death.
19 Jul

Next to the tent and sleeping bag, a men's best friend when camping is his multi tool. This small, compact device can be conveniently carried around in your pocket and brought out for every job, large or small. In this single piece of hiking and...

27 Jun

The chain saw is among the most versatile tools every man should own. It is the ideal piece of equipment for cutting large branches and fallen trees. However, owning one is just the beginning. In order to use it safely, you need to first figure...

22 Jun

As any Aussie already knows, our vast land of blue and green and all in between is no stranger to water issues (in rural areas, that is), despite the fact that we have plenty of rivers and lakes and are surrounded by an ocean. This is when transfer pumps come into play to save the day. The simple, yet revolutionary technology of these ingenious devices renders them the perfect tool for eradicating water scarcity issues.
13 Jun

Even the dullest and toughest chores can be done quickly and well when the right tools are at your disposal. Ask the average homeowners what their favourite DIY activities are, and chances are they won't mention sand wooding. But that doesn't come as a surprise...

07 Jun

Things change over time, and in most cases for the better - including residual current devices. The primary reason for these changes is improvements in safety of course, but that's not the only one. In case you've lived under a rock for the past few decades, an RCD (Residual Current Device) is a life-saving device that is designed to prevent you from getting electrocuted in case you touch a bare wire. It can also help provide extra protection against electrical fires. RCDs offer that extra layer of protection that ordinary circuit-breakers and fuses do not. RCD's constantly monitor the electric current flowing through all the circuits that they protect. If it finds electricity flowing on an unintended path, like a person who has touched a bare wire, the RCD will switch the circuit breaker off immediately, significantly reducing the risks of serious injury or death. There are a few basic types of rccb rcd available that can be used to ensure you're always as safe as possible, and they're most often used in potentially dangerous areas like gardens, bathrooms and kitchens.