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The following are products recently introduced to the rental market, as well as models which have undergone significant changes.

Case 420CT and 440CT
Case's new compact track loaders, the 420CT and 440CT, are rated at 56 and 82 net hp, respectively. Combined with the current 445CT and 450CT models, Case now offers a full line of compact track loaders that maximize productivity with proven dozer-style undercarriages; large displacement, high-torque Case Tier II engines; low-effort servo controls; a robust chassis design and easy daily service points. Case compact track loaders are designed so that all daily service can be done from a single check point.

Blastrac BS-50 Stripper
The Blastrac BS-50 compact, lightweight stripper removes coatings, adhesives and mastics, roofing materials, ceramic tile, wood, VCT, carpet and sheet vinyl. The BS-50 is easy to use, featuring a handle that detaches for transport so the unit can fit in smaller vehicles. It's light weight, so it can be handled by a single person. Adjustable rear wheels make finding the ideal blade angle quick and simple and its whisper-quiet operation allows it to be used on virtually any jobsite, including sensitive environments.

Lowe SK-250H Hydraulic Auger Drive
The new Lowe SK-250H hydraulic auger drive is designed especially for the newest generation of high-flow, high-pressure machinery. Backhoes, mini-excavators, high-flow skid steers, tracked loaders and other machinery will see increased hole drilling performance and durability. The SK-250H features Lowe premium hydraulic motors that maximize the potential of the base machine. Only two hydraulic hoses are required for the auxiliary connections and there are no flow restrictors, pressure reducers or third drain lines.

Deutz 2013 Series
The Deutz four-cylinder 2013 series for equipment up to 173 hp is now available in Tier 3 configurations. Based on achieving the maximum power output, the mechanically injected engine without electronic components will produce up to 140 hp, while the electronically injected engine with common rail technology offers performance up to 173 hp. The installation and connecting dimensions of both versions of the engine remain unchanged; Deutz thus extends the four-cylinder versions of the 2013 series by offering a simple mechanical solution for customers where the features of the fully electronic engine is not needed.