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5 Attachments That Could Upgrade Your Towable Backhoe - SlashGear (opens the original)
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A towable backhoe is one of those relatively compact machines that can do a lot more than its size suggests. Like a full-sized backhoe or excavator, it can help with digging, lifting, and clearing jobs around a site. It is just more portable and affordable. And with the right attachments, it can become even more versatile. So, instead of renting another machine every time a job calls for something different, you can simply swap out what's on the end of your backhoe. With a standard bucket, for i
5 Cool Features That Come With The Slate Truck - SlashGear (opens the original)
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At a time when new vehicle sales in the U.S. are struggling, Slate is making a bold entrance into the market with something buyers rarely see: a cheap EV. Normally, the words "cheap" and "electric vehicle" do not often appear in the same sentence, at least not unless you are talking about one of the more affordable models sold in China. But Slate is an American automaker trying to make this a reality. Its approach is to strip the vehicle down to the basics and leave out most of the things that a
5 Useful Ways To Use A Backhoe That Have Nothing To Do With Digging - SlashGear (opens the original)
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When most people think of a backhoe, the first thing that comes to mind is digging. That's no surprise, since excavation is what these machines are best known for. However, backhoes are quite different from excavators, and zeroing in on that one task means overlooking other ways they can be useful. For one, they have powerful hydraulic systems and can work with a wide range of attachments, which makes them quite versatile. With a loader bucket on one end and a digging arm on the other, a backhoe
Is It Cheaper To Repair Or Replace Your Dishwasher? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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It's hard to imagine a modern kitchen without a dishwasher. That's largely thanks to Josephine Cochrane, who patented the first commercially successful dishwasher in 1886 after looking into a better way to clean her precious china without washing it by hand. Since then, generations of appliance brands have refined the design and continued to offer so much variety that there is now an option for nearly every budget. Once you have tried one yourself and seen just how convenient it can be, we total
5 Tips To Extend The Lifespan On Your Motorcycle Tires - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Motorcycle tires do more work than we give them credit for. Every time you lean into a corner, roll on the throttle, or squeeze the brakes, your tires are the only thing standing between you and the road. They manage grip, absorb road imperfections, and keep the bike stable whether you are cruising at highway speeds or navigating a tight bend in traffic. Without a good set of tires in proper condition, nothing else on the bike performs the way it should. The problem is that tires wear out. That'
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