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"Do you get 150 or 151?" He wasn''t kidding.I thought, I''ll give you 151, you nincompoop, the day you stumble upon a swing that could get your ball within a double-wide of where you''re aiming. What I actually said was, "Whatever.""He was stalling for time," says Jennifer Munro, whose Florida-based company, EagleVision, studies executives'' behavior and recently began profiling golfers, too. "Patient people love the past. They look to the past for decision-making help--that''s what the stats are about. At 150 yards, he knew what to hit. One-fifty-one was a completely different situation for him."

John Deere has also increased filter performance on new equipment because of concerns about fuel contaminants. While investigating fuel injector problems, field service representative Greg Clampitt, from Deere''s Waterloo, Iowa, Engine Works, discovered good reason for that concern.Clampitt used fuel testing equipment on tractors operating in several states. The equipment counted particles as small as 2 microns both before and after the fuel filtration system (see chart below).Surprising results"The results were surprising, and we think they relate to fuel storage and handling," says Clampitt. "We tested tractors in Texas and, on average, found 25 times more particles in the 2-to 5-micron size range than on tractors tested in Iowa. There were 40 times more particles from 5 to 15 microns in size in Texas. Results from tests on tractors in Arizona and California fell between the Texas and Iowa findings.

There are two ways to clear the hole. We show stopping the auger and lifting it and the soil out of the hole and emptying the soil in one pile near the hole. That keeps the soil in one place for easy backfilling and prevents it from scattering over nearby grass. An alternative is to dig down a few inches, then throttle back to slow the turning and pull it free to spin off the collected dirt. Then drop it back down to pull up more soil. This method is faster (and more physically demanding), but dirt will fly everywhere and be harder to reclaim. It''s a good method if you''re backfilling with gravel or concrete and/or don''t care about the mess.

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