Q:What's the reason of the low oil pressure gauge in the gear box of Grader?

1. transmission oil level is low; 2. transmission oil filter block; 3. oil pump wear; 4. clutch cylinder leakage; 5. pressure regulator valve fault. Is it a grader, a ZF gearbox?

Q:nice area or bad area?hot, cold, or in between?sexy or old?high elevation or low elevation?

most chichen is feed steroids for fast grouth and more meat but the meat is very hydrated with water and freezing can contribute to seperation of the meat and water.natural chicken is heartier and has more juice and fat.

Q:What are the different sizes of concrete pump pipes available?

Concrete pump pipe sizes vary based on the unique requirements and specifications of each construction project. Typically, these pipes range in diameter from 2 inches to 6 inches. The most commonly utilized sizes are 2 inches, 3 inches, 4 inches, and 5 inches. The selection of the pipe size depends on several factors, including the concrete's volume and pressure, the distance it needs to travel, and the equipment type. Smaller pipes with a smaller diameter are suitable for shorter distances and lower concrete volumes, while larger pipes are used for longer distances and higher volumes. Choosing the appropriate pipe size is crucial to ensure efficient and safe concrete pumping. By using the correct pipe size, pressure loss is minimized, and a consistent flow rate is maintained. Moreover, it helps prevent blockages or clogs in the system. To determine the most suitable pipe size for a specific construction project, it is advisable to consult with a concrete pumping professional or engineer.

Q:when people say the four quot;traditional styles of karatequot; is it bad or good.and what do each emphize on

Metal and Aluminum are 2 different elementsThere's no such thing as metal aluminum foil.

Q:in the south bay (hermosa beach) to be more precisei ordered a spa onlineit will be delivered to curbsideit cannot be handle to the back yardneed a crane to lift it over the houseany information would be be appreciatedPhilippe

Here you goThis should give you a pretty good place to start.

Q:theres an elevator in our house that we're renting but its broken and the landlord won't fix it.so are we allowed to get someone like a mechanic to fix it?

If you are going to pay for it and the landlord approves He would still have to pay for the yearly inspections, so may be unwilling to make it operational There may also be some insurance issues if it is operational that he would need to raise your rent to cover.

Q:Please awnser =D

there are quite a few, i too own a slg and i own about 7 different loaders, my personal favorite, if your going under $100 is the vlocity jr. if you dont have a budget, pinokio

Q:What is the machine for sand making machines

The sand making machine is suitable for the crushing of soft or medium hard and extremely hard mineral materials with hardness not higher than 320Pa. The sand making machine is widely used in many fields such as large, smelting, building materials, highway, railway, water conservancy and chemical industry.

Q:Here are the questions if you know how to work it out please show what you can and the answer. Thanks!1. A 1,000 newton skydiver jumps from an altitude of 3000 meters. What is the total work performed on the skydiver?2. A bulldozer performs 80,000 joules of work pushing dirt a distance of 20meters. What is the force of the dirt?3. What is the force on a 1 kg ball that is falling freely due to the pull of gravity?4. A mass of 1 kg is acted upon by a force of 2 newtons. What acceleration does the mass acquire?5. Find the distance an object will move if it travels at a speed of 4 meters/second for 10 seconds. 6. Find the time it would take a vehicle moving north at 30 km/hr to travel 27 kilometers.

1) Work is force x distance (if they are parallel, if not you have to apply vector calculus) so it'd be 1,000,000 joules 2) again, if W = F*d, then F is W/d which would be -4,000 N (negative because it opposes the bulldozer's force, which is the one which performs the work) 3) F = mass*acceleration, so F = m*g (g is the gravitational pull, or 9,8 m/s^2) so 9,8 N 4) 2 m/s^2, by the same formula 5) distance = velocity*time, so it's 40 metres 6) by the same formula, 54 minutes.