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The backhoe has a powder-coat finish in bright red and yellow. Features include: heavy-duty, self-contained frame, standard 9 HP Briggs industrial motor, balloon tires, highway-rated tires, support legs, boom arms, specially shaped bucket for increased digging, replaceable teeth, four-spool control valve, and special hydraulic cylinders. Four models are available, two of which can be towed, and two can be attached to three point hitches. Options include a choice of 9 or 12 ft. reach from boom pivot and buckets in a choice of 12 in. width for digging or an 8 in. width for trenching. Model BL70 backhoe, with 90-hp. engine, digs to depths of 14 1/2 ft. and lifts 7,619 lbs. Loader bucket holds 1.3 cu. yds. Cab boasts 360 [degrees] visibility. Choose from 2 backhoe control lever configurations. Spring-applied, pressure-released lock secures boom. Store tools, grease guns, and chains in tool box integrated in left steps. Heavy-duty, single-piece chassis tapers at front for 55 [degrees] steering angle. Integral bucket-mounted flipover pallet forks, which measure 42 ins.

For 2003 I am looking for sales to increase about 7 percent for the standard backhoes and 8 percent for the compact machines. I feel that the first quarter of 2003 will continue to be slow for the industry overall, but that demand will start to flow back into the market through the second quarter and into the third quarter. There should be plenty of positive comparisons when matching sales levels later in 2003 versus those that were achieved in 2002. My three-point backhoe sank down into the soil making it difficult to hook up again. I welded four pieces of 6-inch channel iron into a rectangular support about 12 inches wide, 8 inches high. Now the backhoe''s lower center frame sits on the support, taking the weight off the stabilizer arms. I recently looked at small equipment and how it is becoming more important in the world of machinery. One product touched on only briefly is the mini-backhoe loader, which has become a familiar sight in many rental stores across the North American market. This machine has gained great respect in recent years thanks to engineering improvements and the machine''s overall versatility Jobs once relegated to standard backhoe loaders can now be handled quite well by the mini machines.

Waldon, Fairview, Okla., got into this product area three years ago when it purchased the rights to the LoDi model 815. The 815 was discontinued and replaced by a newly designed model LB25, which Waldon has been selling for the past two years. A new model, the LB30, was just released this past January and will eventually replace the LB25. Just how far will this market go? Well, consider that I thought the market would pass the 6000-unit mark about two years from now, rather than in 1999. This time, I believe demand will continue to grow through the next three or four years, with industry sales reaching an annual level of about 7000 units during that time.