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be the popular. Response certainly equipment is going to be much more high tech . Problematic communication robotics all of the media all of the things we're doing now with GPS -- this department but one thing that I think is gonna happen -- an aging population. An aging farmer population. And and yes there's some huge spamming operations but what I'm seeing more and more is who is is is investor. Holding of land. It's fun if you will investments made him and have -- Real estate investment trust that now -- old commercial real estate and an apartment on all. We'll hold farmland. And you and companies that that that that. But the cropped in and take

here to talk to us about the come by and new dynamic cooling system . That's what the new dynamic cooling system being disseminated. But doesn't -- and -- there. Pocket around -- machine. It's a nice. Clean air only above it sucking -- -- the radiator the readers how flat. -- increased more airflow through that machine going into the engine department and everything so it was a nice to meet future success. Chris can you tell us about the confines -- Peter how stressed. -- plots as the producers thinking in larger and larger. Topping our heads we also need to get a larger drive. Which now have a new larger 200 kilowatt drive which is giving about 200. And six feet artillery force powered down here which allowed to use those big -- on.

-Hello. My name is Mark Fletcher. I'm with Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company . Today, we're gonna talk about the half-inch impact and how it's growing into the new tools of today. The half-inch impact started in roughly the early 40s, late 30s. 734 has been a bread and butter tool for CP for many, many years. This tool weighs about 5 pounds, puts out 400 foot pounds of torque. This has been a standby tool. This is the CP7759Q. It's one of our new half-inch impacts that we're gonna be releasing very soon. It's a half-inch impact. We also have noted in it. It's carbon fiber in the housing to keep the tool nice and light. It uses a magnesium nosecone to protect the clutch and a composite housing. It is nice and light, comfortable for the operator. It has our signature side-to-side forward reverse. It has the variable speed-teasing throttle. It produces 780 foot pounds of torque. It has a controllable torque control on the back so you have low, medium, and high, maximum again in 780 foot pounds . The big difference in this tool is the dBas. Most impacts run between 95 and 105 dBas, and this particular tool runs