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Models 420D and 430D backhoe loaders, and 420D IT and 430D IT integrated toolcarrier (IT) configurations, offer new single-lever, pilot-operated, excavator-style joystick controls for smooth, hydraulic loader functions. New models feature Cat 3054T turbocharged, direct-injection. 4-cylinder engines with 4.0 liters displacement, fuel-injection, and Power-Shuttle transmission with on-the-go shitting and synchromesh in 4 forward and 4 reverse gears. Auto-shift option with manual override automatically shifts between second gear and highest selected gear in 5 forward and 3 reverse speeds. Also have standard 2-wheel or on-the-go, all-wheel drive with oil-immersed hydraulic, multiple disc brakes. 420D has 85 net hp. and backhoe digging depth of 14 ft. 5 in. with standard stick; extendible stick pushes depth to 18 It. 1 in. 430D has 94 net hp. and digging depth of 15 ft. 3 in., extendible to 19 ft. l I in. Variable-flow, closed-center, load-sensing hydraulic system adjusts flow and pressure to 3,300 p.s.i. for full hydraulic force to work tools at any engine speed. Single-pin backhoe bucket has 205[degrees] linkage rotation with integrated lifting eye. Operator station includes white-faced gauges, hand throttle, new boom lock position, and pilot-operated stabilizer controls. A portable backhoe that can be towed to a job site, unhooked, and then used has been introduced. Heavy enough for commercial use, the backhoe is ideal for use by farmers, plumbing contractors, homebuilders, landscape contractors, and large-scale gardeners.

For applications in which brick is laid in two independent layers (backup and working lining), such as in ladles, the brick linings must be impervious to penetration for longevity of use. This means that there must be a minimum of open joints, and to accomplish this all joints must be staggered so that vertical joints do not fall one above another. When a working lining is laid over a back-up or safety lining, all horizontal and vertical joints of one lining should be staggered so that no common seam (joint) exists between the two layers. It is recommended that the mortar be applied between the working and back-up lining. This should be a thin wash coat over the face of the back-up lining (about the thickness of paint). This will allow the working lining to be mortared on three sides. It is also recommended that the mortar should be applied over the entire face of the working lining. This should also be a thin wash coat over the face of the working lining. This will help fill any gaps or cracks on the working lining.

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