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Husqvarna Reversible Compactor with Compaction Indicator Showcase

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A Husqvarna representative showcases the LG 504 reversible plate compactor, highlighting its built-in compaction indicator. This innovative feature, situated on the control panel, uses a series of lights to indicate the level of compaction, ranging from loose gravel to a fully compacted solid bar. The rep explains that these lights guide the operator to achieve optimal compaction. The LG 504 also features a gel battery, chosen for its vibration resistance, as regular batteries would be damaged by the machine's operation. The narrator, in a voice-over, explains the indicator lights as the rep points to them.

Goal: Showcase the features of a Husqvarna reversible plate compactor, particularly its gel battery and innovative compaction indicator.

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  • Compaction Indicator

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? Yes. The largest model we have with a remote control is the 1000 pound one, which is our LG 504, and that particular model now has a compaction indicator . So, while working with the machine... What? Compaction indicator , it will show you. Yes, I can. I do n't want to interrupt , but I've never heard of a small self-propelled compactor having an indicator. We've always been guided by what he'll show you , you know? Yes. So, I'm really excited to see that. So here is our compaction indicator . When you start it, when you move back and forth, these lights will be on. I'm going to jump in now because his mic is off, but as you start moving, the first indicator shows loose gravel, then as it gets more compact it will show until you hit a solid line which tells you that you've fully compacted at that point. Yeah. Okay, what else do we see? Because you have a whole line of tools for cutting concrete. Right. Well, everything from this line, Mike, what do we see? Well, all models, from 1270, 770, 970 and 760, cut and break. What is this saw used for, Mike? This one is designed for cutting openings. Here you can make even cuts. It is possible to create openings. Can cut from 2" at a time up to 16 ". Did you happen to do a demonstration? Yes. What is a hole saw used for? For cutting openings for emergency windows and doors. So why not just use a regular diamond saw instead of a hole saw? I do n't seem to understand this. This saw will give you much more cutting space. Conventional chainsaws like this one will only do so much . This one will give you 9 to 12 inches. Can I ask you a real question? How long will this blade last? I mean, you touch it and it looks like it's dangling. Service life depends on the area of application, reinforcement, concrete. Does it have the same lifespan as a regular diamond blade? Is it equal or not? Equal. Equal to a regular diamond disc. It's all about segments. Oh, then no. So you don't have any structural problems because, I mean, it looks pretty weak. You are only talking about the diamond blade itself, but I was more worried about it deforming because there is nothing strong in it . Yes, once you insert it into the wall, it will be solid. Yes, it is true. The wall holds him in place. Fine. Okay, let's look at the cutting ring. This part? Is this a first generation bike or what is it ? Yes, it's all the same. Still the same, first generation? Now just take the pry bar and make the cut. Then you can start another 2-inch cut. Just…

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