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Ground Engaging Tools Sample Clauses

Ground Engaging Tools. The Customer is responsible for all wear and tear to cutting edges, bucket teeth, hardware, ripper teeth and all other ground engaging tools hired. All ground engaging tools hired by the Customer are to be returned to the Owner at the end of the Hire Period in the same condition in which they were supplied. Usage of ground engaging tools will be measured by comparing the percentage of use at the commencement of the Hire Period with the percentage of use at the end of the Hire Period.
Ground Engaging Tools a. The Hirer shall adhere to the Manufacturer’s recommended use with respect to all ground engaging tools including but not limited to all cutting edges, bucket teeth, bucket pins and bushings, hardwire, stick, bucket end, H bracket pins and bushings, ripper teeth, ripper tyres, blade faces, blade push arms, blade mould boards, roller feet (GETs). b. All GETs are to be returned from hire in as supplied condition. The Owner shall measure the usage of the GETs at the Start Date and at the End Date (by comparing the percentage used at each of those dates) and notify the Hirer of the measurement. The Hirer shall pay the Owner, within 30 days of receipt of such notice, the cost specified within the notice, to compensate the Owner for wear and tear during the Hire Period
Ground Engaging Tools. All cutting edges, bucket teeth, hardware, ripper teeth, ripper tyres, roller feet and all other ground engaging tools are to the Hirer's account. All ground engaging tools are to

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