This week we look at a cold milling machine from Bomag and some hole saws from Milwaukee Tools. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Cold Milling Machine and Hole Saws
The Allen HDX 610 Riding Trowel has a variable rotor speed of up to 160 rpm and is powered by a 59-hp, water-cooled Kubota diesel engine. It has two 46-in., non-overlapping rotors, with a 100-in. panning capacity for finishing concrete. The riding trowel features all-hydraulic drive and steering, including hydraulic pitch controls and load sensors. The electric-powered spray system can apply retardant, which is stored in the onboard, six-gallon tank. A cup holder, arm rest and hour meter are standard features.
Allen Engineering; www.alleneng.com
Milwaukee Tool's Diamond Plus Hole Saws have been upgraded with higher-grade diamonds and a heat-resistant braze. The hole saw can be used on hard tile and stone materials, such as porcelain and granite, providing an advantage over traditional glass-and-tile bits and carbide-grit hole saws. It can also be used to drill glass, brick, block and cement backer board. The one-piece hole saw is available in diameters ranging from 3/16 in. to 1 in.; the threaded hole saw ranges in diameter from 7/8 in. to 21/2 in. Angle grinder adapters and retractable pilot bits are also available.
Milwaukee Tool Co.; www.milwaukeetool.com
Bomag's new BM-35 Series Cold Milling Machines come in three models: the BM1000/35, the BM1200/35 and the BM1300/35. All three feature the new BMS-15 interchangeable holder system, which has a single bolt for holder retention and a lower tightening torque of only 75 ft.-lb. The cutting system has been redesigned with a low front-face position for easier tooth rotation, and it is made of durable, tempered steel.
BOMAG Americas; www.bomag.com/us
The 319E Compact Track Loader is one of the latest additions to Deere's E-Series of loaders. Powered by a Tier 4 Final Yanmar engine, the 319E also features connect-under-pressure auxiliary hydraulic couplers. Keyless start and anti-theft system are standard.
John Deere Construction and Forestry Division; www.johndeere.com
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