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Judging by the tools, manufacturers seem to favor the workers who want more power. The last atv time this magazine looked at 14.4-volt drills was in 1999, when the most powerful tool produced 330 inch-pounds of torque in the low speed setting. This time around, the top performer put out 484 inch-pounds. But that increase in power lawn comes at the cost of some added weight. The current crop averages 5 pounds apiece, which is a half pound heavier than the models we tested in 1999. And the heaviest 14.4-volt tools outweigh some 18- and 24-volt models.

"We looked at many different ideas, including articulated loaders and various other concepts. What we ended up with was really two machines in one. If you have situations where you''re in very tight quarters and need that skid-steer function, they have that option. When you want to be out on grass or some other surface that you don''t want disturbed, you can switch into all-wheel steer mode. There is so much versatility, it''s like having two machines in one.And Bobcat managed to develop two machines in one while not reinventing the wheel, according to Chuck Krause, senior development engineer, new products group. "The basic drivetrain is the same as on our 363 loader," he said. "It has the same chain case, the same drive motors, same drive sprocket, same driven sprocket. The changes all take place on getting the power from the driven sprocket out to the axle."

This year''s listing contains 362 jackup units, including existing rigs and announced newbuildings, a decrease of two from last year. The listing excludes: shallow-water units working in inland waters, several rigs of the Former Soviet Union fleet, and those in non-drilling modes. The loss of two rigs results from the deletion of two listings. No additional newbuildings were added.Low crude prices continued to cut offshore operators'' drilling budgets in 1999, as reflected by reduced utilization and dayrates that continued the low levels of late 1998. The U.S. Gulf of Mexico saw rate cuts approaching 50% of early-1998 levels, as did Africa and and Asia. Even the North Sea saw cuts of more than 20%.