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Drivall Ltd., suitable for breaking the beads of tyres from their rims, has been developed by the concern's agents in Australia. The Roadall is designed for use on such projects as tarmac and clay cutting, asphalt breaking and ramming, and the tyre attachment—called the Beadbreaker—is said to enable tyres to be removed in a matter of minutes.
Without the attachment the Roadall measures about 2 ft. 6 in.
long and weighs 28 lb. It has handles on each side and a trigger close to one of them is used to operate the tool. Makers: Drivall LW., 207 Crescent Road. New Barnet, Herts. Price: £12 12s.