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When we last looked at mini-backhoe loaders several years ago, the market for these machines was under 4000 units annually, but growing. Today, suppliers are selling over 6000 units and the demand keeps rolling along. The companies involved in mini-backhoes include Terramite, Allmand Brothers, Dig-It, EarthForce, Ingersoll Equipment, Kubota and Waldon. Two companies - Lely, which sold Kioti backhoes and K-D Manitou, the French manufacturer- dropped out of the market in 1999. Terramite is the recognized leader in this product and is the largest producer in the world. The company, founded in 1965, has been a family-owned, global business since its beginning. The Charleston, W.Va., company offers three models - the T5C, T5D and T6. The T5C has been around for 10 years, the T6 was introduced in 1997 and the T5D was just added in 1999. Digging depth on the smaller models is about 8 ft., while the larger T6 has a dig depth of 10 ft.

Then 43, Rodriguez, B.A. St. Mary''s, San Antonio, MSW University of Michigan, stepped into the shoes of the cultural icon who had mentored him for two decades. Chavez was Rodriguez''s father-in-law. The young graduate first met Chavez, who was the founder of the United Farm Workers with Dolores Huerta, in 1973, after organizing boycott campaigns in Detroit. Rodriguez married Linda Chavez the following year. She died in 2000 after a long illness. The couple had three children."After Cesar''s death on April 23, 1993," he said, "we really spent a lot of time trying to come back together again to determine what was going to happen. And how to continue what we''d inherited and make sure it moved forward into the future. The grower community `hoped and believed that with Cesar gone it would be the end of this movement."

Wash siding, concrete floors, decks and even your car faster and easier.Pressure washers are so much fun to use--and show such dramatic and quick results--that you''ll be begging to clean your neighbors'' siding, driveways and cars once you''ve finished your own.You can rent or buy a pressure washer to clean nearly any outdoor item. By following the tips in this article, you''ll learn how to use pressure washers safely and efficiently.Two types of pressure washers and how they workPressure washers, whether they''re powered by electric motors or gas engines, run a pump that pressurizes the water from your garden hose to 1,000 lbs. or more, then forces it out through a spray wand. The higher the pressure (measured in pounds per square inch--psi), the tougher the cleaning jobs they can tackle. Both types require a steady, uninterrupted supply of water (in gallons per minute--gpm). For occasional use, most homeowners will find that a washer with a pressure range of 1,300 to 2,400 psi works best.