If you''re planning a project that requires lots of postholes, trust me--a power auger will speed up the process. I''ve dug hundreds of auger-generated antique postholes. My personal best is thirty 42-in. deck footings in a single day--whew! But if you think they''ll make digging holes a picnic, think again. They''ll save you blisters, but at the end of the day, your back, legs and arms may be in worse mini drill press shape than if you had dug the holes by hand.you''ll need to dig up a very willing friend to help you run most power augers, and you''ll both need strong backs, legs and arms to wrestle the machine press around. augers are very powerful machines with a lot of torque that can throw you like a sack of potatoes if the machy auger bit encounters a rock or a root.

4920 sprayerbuilding off the platform of the antique popular 4710 sprayer, john deere now introduces the new 4920 self-propelled sprayer for growers hand drill press and custom applicators.with a new 120-foot press spray boom, 300-hp engine, 1,200-gallon solution tank and 20-mph top spray speed, the 4920 sprayer brings exceptional performance to the field. the increased capacity and productivity of the new sprayer takes john deere into all major post-application machy markets antique throughout drill press north america.the triangular design of the new boom features round tubing and laser-cut support press pieces for consistent machy fabrication and the strongest welds. the 120-foot boom will be the only option for the 2004 spraying season. future boom sizes will include 90-and 100-foot models, but will not be available until 2005.

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