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Fabick Cat Hosts Annual Season Opener in Eau Claire...24

APWA Hosts 2022 N. American Snow Conference...30

By Dick Rohland CEG CORRESPONDENT RES Announces New Facility in Mount Sterling, Ky....82

Table of Contents............4

On a tight, little urban corner surrounded by high volume city

arterials and commercial properties in St. Paul, Minn., construction continues a six story, 220-unit apartment building. To make room for the new complex on the 1.2-

acre site, a U.S. Bank branch that occupied the property for many years had to come down. Located near the border between St. Paul and Minneapolis, the proj-

Touching the Surface

Aggregate and Recycling Section.....................33-45

Federal Highway, Bridge Funds Steadily Increase Due to IIJA

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Attachment Section

By Lucy Perry

Trucks & Trailer Section

Funding for America’s surface transportation needs has increased markedly over the past two years — that’s due in large part to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). In 2021, approximately $53 billion in highway formula funds were made available to states. The DOT FY 2023 budget includes $68.9 billion for the Federal Highway program, representing a $19.8 billion increase

.................................67-75 Auction Section .......80-89 Business Calendar.........88 Advertisers Index ..........90

CEG CORRESPONDENT

from the 2021 enacted level. “The investments in the president’s budget make traveling safer, easier, cleaner and more affordable for the American people,” Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said of the funds. see SURFACE page 66

Nearly $57 million in highway improvements was advanced at the state level during FY 2021. The department of transportation’s 2023 fiscal year budget includes almost $70 billion for highways.

ect site sits directly on the corner of University Avenue, an east-west 4lane city arterial, and Raymond Avenue, a two-lane city arterial see RAMSEY page 86

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2014 Cat 120M2AWD / $135,000

2016 Cat 12M3 / $160,000

1993 Cat 928F / $28,500

SN: R9P00171 Hours: 8,535

SN: N9F00445 Hours: 9,000

SN: 2XL01445 Hours: 21,000

2018 Cat 262D / $37,000

2014 Carlson CP100 / $42,000

2017 Cat 259D / $49,500

SN: DTB07876 Hours: 2,544

SN: CP2600614 Hours: Unkown

SN: FTL11097 Hours: 1,495

2016 Cat 12M3 / $160,000

2014 Cat 120M2 / $119,000

2013 Cat 336EL4 / $145,000

SN: N9F00442 Hours: 6,522

SN: R9N00169 Hours: 6,533

SN: BZY01490 Hours: 6,791

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KOSS CONSTRUCTION LEADS NEBRASKA’S U.S. 275 WIDENING

NDOT is overseeing a $38 million project designed to improve mobility and safety. The U.S.-275 Scribner – West Point segment of the expressway is expanding approximately 18.5 mi. of U.S. Highway 275.

BLACK DIAMOND USES EVERY ONSITE RESOURCE IN THE ROUGH

APWA HOSTS 2022 NORTH AMERICAN SNOW CONFERENCE

Black Diamond currently is working on a 26-acre site that will be the location of more than 300 multi-family housing units. The lot, once their crews began initial clearing efforts, turned out to have an interesting history.

The American Public Works Association (APWA) held its 2022 North American Snow Conference at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 10 to 13.

ALL REHABS WAREHOUSE WITH TILT WALL USING MANITOWOC 999

AWC OF MINNESOTA OPENS GOLF EVENT FUNDRAISER REGISTRATION

A warehouse rehabilitation project in Franklin, Ind., showcased the capabilities of the Manitowoc 999 Series 3 lattice boom crawler crane. The crane assisted with removing concrete panels and picking and setting replacement tilt wall sections.

The Association of Women Contractors of Minnesota has opened registration for its Scholarship FUNdraiser 9 Hole Tournament at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids, Minn., June 17.

VOLVO BREAKS GROUND ON $6.4M TECHNICIAN TRAINING CENTER

DOOSAN BOBCAT ADDS REGIONAL PARTS DISTRIBUTION CENTERS

Volvo Construction Equipment broke ground on a new $6.4 million technician training center at the company’s North American headquarters in Shippensburg, Pa. Scheduled to open in early 2023, the facility will host training courses.

Doosan Bobcat North America announced plans to further expand its aftermarket parts distribution network with the addition of two new regional parts distribution centers. The new facilities are in Atlanta, Ga., and Reno, Nev.

FABICK CAT HOSTS 32ND ANNUAL SEASON OPENER IN EAU CLAIRE, WIS.

HONDA TESTS PROTOTYPE AUTONOMOUS WORK VEHICLE AT CONSTRUCTION SITE

Fabick Cat hosted its 32nd annual Season Opener April 22 to 23 at its facility at 7860 Partridge Rd. in Eau Claire, Wis. The two-day event featured the latest equipment and technology available through Fabick Cat.

Honda and Black & Veatch have successfully tested the prototype Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle (AWV) at a Black & Veatch construction site in New Mexico.

BRAMCO INTRODUCES CHAD DOBSON AS ITS NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

RIGHT EQUIPMENT MAKES IMPACT ON FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS

Bramco Inc., parent company of Brandeis Machinery and Supply, Power Equipment, Certified Rental and Bramco-MPS, introduces Chad Dobson as chief financial officer effective April 11, 2022.

As small business owners step into the journey of growing their business, identifying the equipment that supports you in working the way you work can make an incredible impact on the trajectory of your business.

LUBY EQUIPMENT PROMOTES JENNY SWAFFORD TO USED EQUIPMENT MGR.

Luby Equipment Services, the St. Louis-based Case and Takeuchi construction equipment dealer, has announced the promotion of Jenny Swafford to used equipment manager effective immediately. Founder Emeritus (1930-2021) Edwin M. McKeon Sr. Midwest Publisher Joseph S. McKeon Executive Publisher Teddy McKeon Editor In Chief Craig Mongeau Senior Editor Robby Chakler Editorial Assistant Katherine Petrik Production Mgr. John Pinkerton Controller Judith Nixon Circulation Mgr. Cathy Printz

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RES Auction Services announced its entry into the Kentucky market with a new auction site in Mount Sterling, Ky. Its inaugural Kentucky auction is scheduled for June 3. Items at the site will be sold live, with onsite and online bidding.

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SENNEBOGEN DELIVERS INCREASED SAFETY, PERFORMANCE

EPIROC LAUNCHES NEW VIDEOS TO MAXIMIZE EQUIPMENT UPTIME

BROOKS TRACTOR BECOMES RUBBLE MASTER DEALER

SCREEN USA INC. ADDS NEW CD410 TO ITS SCREENING LINEUP

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CRANES GROVE RT650E, (’14) 50-Ton, Tier 4, 105’ Boom, 51’ Jib, #C001600 ..................................................$319,000 GROVE RT765E-2, (’14), 65-Ton, 110’ Boom, 56’ Jib, 2831 Hrs, #C001601 ............................................$CALL GROVE RT880E, (’15), 80-Ton, Cummins QSB6.7L (Tier 4) turbo-charged six cylinder diesel, 41’ to 128’ 4 section full-power synchronized Megaform boom, #C001718 ..........................................................$399,500 GROVE RT880E, (’14), 80-Ton, Cummins QSB6.7L (Tier 4) turbo-charged six cylinder diesel, 41’ to 128’ 4 section full-power synchronized Megaform boom, #C001236 ..........................................................$374,000 GROVE TMS900E, (’05), 90-Ton, 142’ Boom, 56’ Jib, Aux Winch, #C002264 ..........................................$CALL

LOADERS AND EXCAVATORS: LIEBHERR L556 2PLUS2, (‘11) Enclosed ROPS w/AC, 4WD, 188hp Liebherr D934S A6 four cyl. diesel, rear camera, 4.58 cu. yd. bucket with bolt-on cutting edge, “2 plus 2” wheel loader, #15360 ....................$114,438 LIEBHERR LR636, (‘18) 3.25cyd bucket w/teeth & segments. Front and rear aux. hydraulics for 4 in 1 bucket, winch or ripper. 3 year/6000 hour full machine warranty, #C001745 ....................................................$249,700 LIEBHERR LH60M, (‘19) 868 Hours, Auto lube, Tier 4 Final, #C004008 ..............................................$795,000 LIEBHERR PR736 LGP, (‘15), 204 HP, 32” Pads, 6-Way Blade, EROPS, #C001941 ..................................$CALL LIEBHERR R936 LC, (’19), EROPS w/ AC & Heat, auto lube, rear camera, 54” bucket, #C004148 ..........$CALL SAKAI SW354, (’18), #C003395 ................................................................................................................$CALL

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Currently, crews are performing all grade work and bridge work on new lanes, in preparation for paving the new two lanes. Considerable grading, bridge and culvert work has already been completed.

The U.S.-275 Scribner – West Point segment of the expressway is expanding approximately 18.5 mi. of U.S. Highway 275 from a two-lane highway to a four-lane divided expressway from Scribner to West Point, Neb.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is overseeing an approximately $38 million project designed to improve reliability, mobility and safety along a stretch of U.S.-275.

Koss Construction Leads Nebraska’s U.S. 275 Widening By Cindy Riley CEG CORRESPONDENT

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is overseeing an approximately $38 million project designed to improve reliability, mobility and safety along a stretch of U.S.-275. The U.S.-275 Scribner – West Point segment of the expressway is expanding approximately 18.5 mi. of U.S. Highway 275 from a two-lane highway to a four-lane divided expressway from Scribner to West Point, Neb. The majority of the project will be constructed using a 2+2 approach, resulting in two new lanes with new pavement parallel to the existing lanes that will continue to serve motorists. “Highway 275 is part of the identified expressway corridors Nebraska has been working to complete for many years,” said NDOT spokesperson Jeni Campana. “This is the latest segment toward completion, which will continue the expansion from Omaha towards Norfolk and major interstate corridors of I-80 and I-29. This corridor is important for manufacturing and agriculture in the area to get products to market in a safe and reliable manner. “Nebraska has been working toward multiple capital improvement projects. Highway 275 has remained a priority for many years. With work being completed on the various repairs necessary for flood impacts in 2019, the time was right to move on the next segment of Highway 275.” This segment has considerable truck traffic moving items from the northeast region of the state to the transportation for markets in Omaha and Fremont. “Like many of our expressway projects,

this has been a key concern for many years,” said Campana. “Several segments of expressways are being worked on in Nebraska. The entire segment from Omaha to Norfolk has been a priority for a long time. Seeing the next phase move forward is a big piece toward meeting the needs in the area.” A 2+2 highway project involves using the existing two-lanes of highway and adding two new lanes to make a four-lane divided highway. The existing two lanes are resurfaced to give all four lanes a smooth ride. Doing so saves money and reduces the time it takes for crews to finish the work. Once construction of the new lanes is complete, all traffic will be shifted to the new lanes, while existing lanes are resurfaced and bridges and other drainage structures are repaired or replaced. When resurfacing of the existing lanes is finished, traffic will be moved to the final four-lane divided expressway configuration. When work wraps up in about two years, 91 of the 115 mi., or nearly 80 percent, of the U.S.-275 Norfolk to Omaha Expressway will be constructed as a four-lane divided expressway. This will provide both greater mobility and connectivity for the region. “Considerable work was necessary with our partners, both at the local and federal level, to expand the current footprint that’s in alignment with the geographical needs in the area, while also improving the roadway,” said Campana. “NDOT’s partners here have been very active with their support and rallying the communities along the way to advocate for their regions. To have local partners buy in to large scale projects is key to reaching our

goal.” According to NDOT’s website, U.S.Highway 275 is a critical roadway in Nebraska’s transportation network that connects northeast Nebraska to Interstate 80 and the Omaha metropolitan area, and provides access to essential services in the region, including employment opportunities, social services, health care and education services. NDOT has invested more than $450 million into the expressway system and has steadily advanced U.S.-275 expressway construction. However, there are miles of the U.S.275 expressway that remain unfinished. Construction of this segment of U.S.-275 began in July 2021 and is anticipated to be completed in spring of 2024. Koss Construction of Topeka, Kan., serves as the general contractor. As for the biggest challenges on the project, said NDOT project manager Rick Fisher, “This includes managing the safety of the traveling public and workers, and minimizing the impact of geography.” The key steps involved in the expansion include grading and earth work, in addition to bridge work on new lanes prior to beginning work on existing lanes. Construction is roughly 25 percent complete, and is on track, at this time. Currently, crews are performing all grade work and bridge work on new lanes, in preparation for paving the new two lanes. Considerable grading, bridge and culvert work has already been completed. Some demolition will be required to remove four bridges on the existing roadway when traffic shifts to other lanes. “With the expansion in this area, there is considerable work that is being done to pre-

serve geography in the area,” said Fisher, who added that more than 2 million cu. yds. of dirt have been moved since this project started last summer. Key tasks remaining include grading and concrete work on the new lanes before construction will begin on the existing lanes. While snow and freezing temperatures can often pose problems for crews in the Midwest, the elements did not pose a problem for workers this past winter. “We’ve been fortunate with good weather, and it has had little impact, to date,” said Fisher. “With this last winter being mild in Nebraska, it gave us the opportunity to continue to move the project forward.” Heavy machinery being used on the job includes dozers, scrapers and concrete paving machines. Asphalt machines, trimmers, various trucks and backhoes are also required to perform the work. FIsher noted that, as with similar construction efforts, there are concerns when expanding a two-lane highway to a four-lane divided expressway. “This involves managing the requirements of the geography in the area, as well as working with the property owners and communities in the area to minimize impacts for such a large project.” While much work remains on the assignment, Fisher and the rest of the construction team are proud to be part of such a significant project. “The first thing that comes to mind is keeping and maintaining the safety of future motorists. The work we do, working with those who will be using the system, including adjacent landowners, for many years to come, is extremely satisfying.”  CEG

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Black Diamond Uses Every Onsite Resource in the Rough Founded in 2017 by father-and-son team Black Diamond is currently working on a 26-acre site that will be the location of more than 300 multi-family housing units. Robert Timberman and Robert Timberman Jr., Black Diamond General Contractors is a full-service earth work and site work company based in the Charleston Peninsula of South Carolina. They do a bit of everything — from groundwork, infrastructure work, water, sewer city work, city repairs — they even have a vertical construction division. “We do a lot of public utilities, site development, and we do some vertical construction, mostly in residential. We do commercial as well,” said Timberman Jr. “Essentially, what we are is a one-stop shop. We’ll get a site that’s completely wooded. We’ll clear it, develop it, install the stormwater, water mains, sewer mains, and the public utilities and hand over a finished product ready for vertical construction.” The Timbermans explained that one of the keys to success when developing a site from the ground up, is the ability to use as many onsite resources as possible. “The thing we’re probably most known for is the ability to go onto a site and use every resource of the site,” Timberman Sr. “We’ve got a 650M dozer, two said. “From the topsoil screening, the Black Diamond owns 17 Case machines, and many of them are currently 1150M dozers, one that has a Leica roots of the trees, recycling for mulch working on this 26-acre site. [machine control] system installed,” and those type of things that are creatTimberman Jr. said. “We’ve got an ed along the way…” SV212D roller. We’ve got a 921F Black Diamond currently is workwheel loader, a CX145D excavator, a ing on a 26-acre site that will be the CX300D excavator, CX350D excavalocation of more than 300 multi-family tor, a CX210D excavator, a TR340 housing units. The lot, once their crews CTL and its multitude of attachments, began initial clearing efforts, turned all running currently at this time.” out to have an interesting history. Timberman Sr. explained how the “When we moved on to it, it was skid steer is one of the most critical wooded. It dated all the way back to machines on the site from the first day the Civil War. And it was used, at that point in time as a sand mine, and also a see DIAMOND page 48 lumber mill for railroad ties,” Timberman Sr. explained. “That continued After the rough grade, Black Diamond runs two Case 1150M dozers in tandem — one all the way through the 1950s. And that’s of which is equipped with a Leica machine control solution. why you see the settling ponds and some of the other areas in the background which we are filling.” “When we got the site, we found a couple pieces of railroad iron from the early 1900s,” Timberman Jr. said. “This site was heavily timbered, and we had a lot of low areas that were holding water, not necessarily wetlands but just holding a lot of water with a clay bottom. So, a lot of our tracked equipment was having trouble getting through that. But the low ground pressure machines from Case really did the job in getting through there and getting us to where we can get to hard ground. Growing Fleet The Timbermans started Black Diamond with a single compact track loader — a Case TR340. Now, Black Diamond owns 17 Case machines, and many of them are currently working on this 26-acre site.

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#92948 | 2017 BOMAG BW138AC-5, 1200 HOURS ..........................................$39,500

#93128 | 2008 KOMATSU PC45MR-3, 5,194 HOURS ..........................................$29,500

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ALEX E. PARIS CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. Route 18 - Atlasburg (Pittsburgh), PA 15004

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HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$162,500 P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites . . . . . . Cat 336FL, 2015, 33.5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$89,000 HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$224,500 Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD,

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ALL Rehabs Warehouse With Tilt Wall Using Manitowoc 999 Choosing a crane for a construction project is usually a matter of finding the right tool for the job. This is especially true for a job site that needs one crane to perform multiple functions. A warehouse rehabilitation project in Franklin, Ind., showcased the capabilities of the Manitowoc 999 Series 3 lattice boom crawler crane. The stout crane assisted with both removing precast concrete panels as well as picking and setting replacement tilt wall sections. The Manitowoc 999 was supplied by Central Rent-A-Crane, a member of the ALL Family of Companies. It has a 275-ton capacity and was configured with 130 ft. of main boom and full counterweights. For its capacity range, it offers a combination of high performance, easy mobilization and versatility, including a small footprint combined with high capacity, fast self-assembly, and 290 ft. of reach. The Manitowoc 999 assisted with both removing precast concrete panels as well as picking and setting replacement tilt wall sections.

The Manitowoc 999 was supplied by Central Rent-A-Crane, a member of the ALL Family of Companies.

By running both lines on the Manitowoc 999, the operator could connect at two points to pick the panel and stand it up with minimal pressure on the panel structure.

The new concrete tilt wall was poured on site using molds on the ground. Once the wall cured, the crane was used to pick a concrete section off the ground and position it on the warehouse structure, holding it in place while it was secured by a team of technicians. Each panel was approximately 40 ft. long and 8 to 10 ft. wide. Every lift required meticulous planning and careful execution due to the limits on how much bowing the poured sections would tolerate as they go from horizontal to vertical. By running both lines on the Manitowoc 999, the operator could connect at two points to pick the panel and stand it up with minimal pressure on the panel structure. “It takes finesse,” said Tim Welty, sales representative of Central Rent-A-Crane. “You can’t simply run a single line to the end of a panel and hoist up. It would put too much pressure on the midpoint of the panel.” Pre-lift calculations and 3D modeling gave proof that the recommended solution would succeed. Once positioned, the team on the ground braced each piece with adjustable bars to temporarily secure the panel until it could be permanently secured. Metal expanses poured inside each piece of tilt wall are welded together to form a permanent bond. The crane was positioned between the warehouse and the pour line for the new panels. From this position, it could pick cured panels and swing to the destination. The same crane also was used to pull old precast panels from the warehouse to create room for the replacements. “The Triple 9 is a versatile tool for Central to have in our fleet,” said Welty. “Its combination of size, power, and reach was perfect for this job, wherein, without it, our customer may have needed multiple cranes to achieve the same end.” About ALL The ALL Family of Companies is the largest privately held crane rental and sales operation in North America, operating under the ALL, ALT, Central, Dawes and Jeffers names. For more information, call 800/232-4100 or visit www.allcrane.com. 

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2018 CATERPILAR 745-04, ID# UUC0483, SN 3T600519, 5748 HOURS ..................................$505,200

2018 CATERPILLAR D6TLGP, ID# UUC0539, SN JML00450, 1863 HOURS ..................................$383,500

2008 CATERPILLAR RM300B, ID# UUC0537, SN BWR00387, 4325 HOURS ......................................$269,400

2018 CATERPILLAR 980M, ID# UUC0631, SN KRS02983, 14052 HOURS ......................................$249,500

2019 CATERPILLAR M320F, ID# UUC0586, SN FB200552, 584 HOURS............................................$225,800

2013 CATERPILLAR 735B, ID UBU0175, SN T4P00397, 12,713 HOURS ..............................$197,000

2011 CATERPILLAR 160MAWD, ID# SUC0037, SN M9K00206, 7335 HOURS ................................$169,300

2017 CATERPILLAR 308E2CRSB, ID# 22B004, SN FJX07451, 1550 HOURS ............................................$98,000

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2015 CATERPILLAR 420F, ID# UUC0513, SN SKR05100, 3511 HOURS ....................................$69,800

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2019 CATERPILLAR 239D, ID# VUC0005, SN BL903425, 2262 HOURS ............................................$52,500

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1999 JOHN DEERE 250, ID# UGU0184, SN KVG250A150154, 1913 HOURS ..............................$25,900

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Bobcat 853’s ......................................Starting at $11,000 Bobcat 863, With Heat ........................................$12,900 Bobcat 863G ......................................................14,900 Bobcat 873 ......................................................$17,900 Bobcat S130, 2006, Heated Cab ................................CALL Bobcat S185s, With Heat and Air, 500 Hours to 5000 Hours...... ......................................................Starting at $14,900 Bobcat S250 ......................................Starting at $17,500

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Bobcat T190’s ....................................Starting at $17,500 Bobcat T200 ......................................Starting at $17,500 Bobcat T250, Gold ................................Starting at $24,500 Bobcat T300 ......................................Starting at $25,000

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Other Brands Gehl 4615 Skidloader, Open Canopy ..........................$8,500 Mustang 2105 ......................................................CALL New Holland L175 ................................................CALL John Deere 250/260 Models Available ........................CALL

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2014 DEERE 750K LGP, 5,527 HRS, A/C, 13’ 6-WAY, EXC. UC. 28” PADS, 3RD VALVE, NICE! ..........$142,500 ALSO: 2007 CAT D6N LGP, A/C, 6 WAY, 7520 HRS

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2017 DEERE 650K LGP, 5592 HRS, A/C, 128” 6-WAY, 80% U.C, 28” PADS, WIRED FOR GPS, SHARP! ............ ........................................................................ $102,900 ALSO: 2014 JD 650K LGP, A/C, 6-WAY, 6685 HRS

2013 DEERE 644K, 8,212 HRS, A/C, R/C, JRB Q.C, 4YD BKT, R.CTRL, 90% TIRES, VERY SHARP! ........$115,900 ALSO: 2012 CASE 570NXT SKIP LDR, OROPS, HYDR. FRT. QC, 3 PT, BOX SCRAPER, W/HYDR TEETH $36,900

2015 DEERE 624K, IMMACULATE! 10,025 HRS, A/C, JRB Q/C, 3.5YD, 20.5L2’S @ 85%, JUST SERVICED ...... ..........................................................................$102,900 2015 DEERE 624K, 10,670 HRS, JRB QC W/3.5 YD, NICE!

2021 NEW HOLLAND W80C, NEW! ONLY 13HRS!, HIGHLIFT, HIGHSPD, RIDE CTRL, Q/C, 3RD V......$92,500 ALSO: CAT 279D, A/C, RUB.TRK. SS, 2130 HRS.$54,950

2017 VOLVO L70H, 5502 HRS, A/C, R/C, VOLVO Q/C, 3YD, R.CAMERA, 20.5R @ 75% ......................$112,500 ALSO: 2017 CAT 257D SS, A/C, 1900 HRS, EXC!............ ............................................................................$51,500

2015 VOLVO L90G, 7,052 HRS, A/C, VOLVO QC W/3.5 YD. BKT, R.CTRL, R.CAMERA ............................$99,950 ALSO: ’12 VOLVO L70G, 3700 HRS, 3RD V., RIDE CONTROL REAR CAMERA

2014 DEERE 85G, 2,409 HRS., NICE!! A/C FRT BLADE, BOLT ON PADS, 24”............................................$81,500 2016 CAT 259D, A/C 788 HRS, NEW BUCKET, 80%TRKS ............................................................................$57,500

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Volvo Breaks Ground On $6.4M Technician Training Center Volvo Construction Equipment Elected Officials (Volvo CE) broke ground April 6 Praise Project on a new $6.4 million technician In addition to supporting Volvo training center at the company’s CE dealers and customers, the North American headquarters in $6.4 million training center is an Shippensburg, Pa. investment in the Pennsylvania Scheduled to open in early economy. 2023, the facility will host in-per“I congratulate Volvo CE on son and virtual training courses the groundbreaking of its brand for heavy equipment technicians. new North American technician “Technicians are critical to contraining facility,” said U.S. Sen. tractors’ success, supporting their Pat Toomey. “Not only does this productivity and uptime, and it’s project provide advanced opporwell known that the construction tunities for Volvo’s workforce and industry needs more skilled techcustomers, but it demonstrates the nicians,” said Stephen Roy, presicompany’s continued investment dent of Region North America, in Pennsylvania and the local Volvo CE. “Our investment in Shippensburg community.” this facility shows our commitSaid U.S. Sen. Bob Casey: ment to supporting our dealers A Volvo ECR25 electric compact excavator breaks ground on the new Volvo CE technician training “Volvo employs thousands of and customers, as well as the center in Shippensburg, Pa. The facility will offer training on electric machine maintenance, among Pennsylvanians, many in goodmany other topics. future of the industry.” paying manufacturing jobs. I congratulate Volvo on the groundbreaking Next-Gen Technician Training of their new technical training center. The training facility will be an extenThis center shows Volvo’s commitsion of the 40-acre Volvo CE Customer ment to investing in their workers by Center and include new machine bays, providing them with skills and training classrooms and a virtual lab with video, to succeed at Volvo.” augmented reality and other technoloJohn Joyce, representative of gies. Pennsylvania’s 13th District in the U.S. Training opportunities will primarily House of Representatives, said the be for Volvo dealer technicians and will project showed his district is “open for include technical courses on equipment business,” adding, “This $6.4 million as well as technology and services like expansion of the Volvo CE Customer machine control systems and advanced Center will be a decisive asset for the telematics. There also will be training Shippensburg community. Having visand demonstrations on electric ited this incredible facility, I appreciate machines, automation and connectivity. Volvo’s commitment to Franklin and Advanced technology played a role Cumberland Counties, and I am confiin the groundbreaking ceremony, with a dent that this facility will continue to Volvo ECR25 electric compact excavaproduce family-sustaining jobs for tor officially breaking ground on the decades to come.” project. The first North American delivDesign and construction work is eries of the zero-emission electric excabeing led by Pennsylvania-based comvator and L25 electric compact wheel panies: site design by Herbert, loader are occurring this spring and will Rowland & Grubic Inc. (HRG), archisoon be working on construction job Stephen Roy (L), president of Region North America, Volvo CE, addresses attendees on April tecture and engineering by NUTEC sites, farms and in many other applica- 6 at a groundbreaking ceremony for the company’s new construction equipment technician and construction by Waynesboro training center in Shippensburg, Pa. tions. Construction.  Volvo CE and local officials, with an assist from the Volvo ECR25 electric compact excavator, break ground on the new Volvo Construction Equipment training center in Shippensburg, Pa.

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Fabick Cat Hosts 32nd Annual Two-Day Season Opener at

abick Cat hosted its 32nd annual Season Opener April 22 to 23 at its facility at 7860 Partridge Rd. in Eau Claire, Wis. The two-day event featured the latest equipment and technology available through Fabick Cat. Customers, employees and their families were invited to celebrate the new construction season by learning about new products, participating in equipment demonstrations and enjoying lunch. This year’s demonstration featured the small hex, a Caterpillar miniexcavator. Caterpillar representatives also were on hand to answer questions. Dan Olson (L) of Dan’s Construction and Excavating of Chippewa Falls, Wis., and Mark Hanson, senior vice president of Fabick Cat, catch up during the Season Opener. (L-R) are Mike Hassemer of A-1 Express Trucking; Chris Kline of Fabick Cat; Nate Bleskacek of A-1 Excavating; and Gary Kramschuster of A-1 Excavating.

Running the registration table at Fabick Cat’s open house (LR) are Jeni Anderson, Theresa Keske and Bethany Karaba.

Lynn Fleishauer (L) of Fleishauer Cat and Backhoe Service talks with Dan Stevens, branch manager of Fabick Cat, Eau Claire.

The Tanner Excavating crew of Altoona, Wis., are enjoying lunch. (L-R): Bill DeVault territory manager, Fabick Cat, welcomes Harley Waldhart and Jeff Abegglen, both of the town of Deer Creek; and Bryon Broeske of the town of Mayville.

(L-R) are Kelli Fabick, equipment management digital solutions manager, Fabick Cat; Terry Techa of A-1 Excavating; and John Fabick IV, president, Fabick Cat.

Some of the Cat machines on display included a 313 small excavator and a 349 large excavator.

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Eau Claire Wis., Facility Featuring Latest Machines, Tech

(L-R): Grandon and Gordon Scheil, both of Scheil Construction; and Chandler Erickson of Bac Earthworks LLC had a look at this Cat 308 excavator.

About Fabick Cat For more than 100 years, Fabick Cat has employed and served the hard-working men and women that improve the quality of life in its community. From Cat machines that help maintain infrastructure and support farmers, to aerial lifts and emergency power generation, Fabick Cat supplies the essential products to help make progress possible. As the Caterpillar dealer for portions of Missouri, Illinois, the entire state of Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Fabick Cat operates 37 locations

across the territory. Members of the Fabick family’s Jim Kline (L) of Gateway Truck and third, fourth and fifth generations Refrigeration met up with Jay Emling of are currently working together Raebel Ranch. under the active leadership of Jeré Fabick, as chairman, CEO and dealer principal, along with John Fabick IV, president, and Kelli Fabick, equipment management digital solutions manager. For more information, visit FabickCat.com.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2022 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

Guests at Fabick Cat’s Season Opener were able to see the D2 dozer close up.

Jeré Fabick (C), chairman and CEO of Fabick Cat, greets Timm Hansen (L) and Eric Stevens.

Todd Stanley (L), chief operations officer of Fabick Cat, and Brian Burns, equipment fleet manager of Hoffman Construction, talked shop. This Cat 259 D3 tracked skid steer with a GB124 grader blade attachment was one of the machines being demonstrated at Fabick Cat’s Season Opener.

Enjoying retirement and Fabick Cat’s Season Opener are Dale Klein (L) and Doug Gruber.

Luke Dernovsek (L) and Ken Baker of Kraemer Mining came to Fabick Cat’s Season Opener to see what new products are available.

Enjoying Fabick Cat’s Season Opener (L-R) are Garrett Oleskow of JMA Construction; Jerry Oleskow of JMA Construction; and Ben Knepper of Fabick Cat.

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Bramco Inc. Introduces Chad Dobson as Its New Chief Financial Officer Bramco Inc., parent company of Brandeis Machinery and Supply, Power Equipment, Certified Rental and Bramco-MPS, introduces Chad Dobson as chief financial officer effective April 11, 2022. “The Bramco Family of Companies are well respected throughout our region, accustomed to delivering a high level of trust and value to our stakeholders,” said Mike Paradis, Bramco CEO. “As we continue to expand, we feel it is important to invest in experience and leadership for all aspects of our business.” “Our companies are continuing to grow and change,” said Michael Brennan, president of Bramco. “It is imperative we have a strong financial leader at the helm, ensuring we continue to deliver exceptional quality and service to our customers.” “Bramco has a wonderful reputation in the industry,” he said. “With such an established history, it is truly remarkable to be part of the growth that is currently taking place at the company. I look forward to being a part of the leadership team and honored to take part in the company’s already prestigious legacy.” Dobson comes to Bramco with more than 20 years of executive level finance management experience, both in public and private accounting. Bramco Inc. is one of the largest construction, mining and industrial equipment sales, rental and service networks in the country. Bramco is headquartered in Louisville, Ky., and is the parent company of Brandeis Machinery and Supply in Kentucky, Indiana and portions of West Virginia and Power Equipment in Tennessee, Arkansas, northern Mississippi and southwest Virginia. 

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Luby Equipment Promotes Jenny Swafford to Used Equipment Manager Luby Equipment Services, the St. Louis-based Case and Takeuchi construction equipment dealer, has announced the promotion of Jenny Swafford to used equipment manager effective immediately. Swafford has been the global used sales representative for the past three years based out of the corporate headquarters. “Jenny has done an excellent job supporting our customers’ used equipment needs and executing our company’s used sales growth strategies,” said David Kedney, vice president of sales and marketing. In her new role, Swafford will be responsible for leading the company’s used equipment department by guaranteeing efficient procedure, management and sales throughout the company’s six construction locations. “Jenny’s skills and experience will be instrumental in the continued growth of the Jenny Swafford

used equipment department as well as improving the customer experience,” said Kedney. “The used equipment industry is poised for accelerated growth over the next two years due to the current supply chain issues with all OEMs, and with Jenny in this leadership role, we will be positioned to take advantage of these opportunities.” Luby Equipment Services operates out of its headquarters facility in Fenton, Mo., and seven other branch locations. Luby serves its customers equipment needs with a variety of new, used and rental equipment. The company represents several manufacturers, including Case Construction, Takeuchi, Fecon, Toro, Indeco, Atlas Copco, Wacker Neuson, Eager Beaver and Towmaster trailers. For more information, visit lubyequipment.com. 

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APWA Hosts 2022 North American Snow Conference

he American Public Works Association (APWA) held its 2022 North American Snow Conference at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 10 to 13. Equipment manufacturer and dealer representatives were on hand to introduce new equipment, technologies and innovations to combat snow and ice. In addition to displays, many educational sessions, led by industry experts, were well attended. Planning is already under way for next year’s event, to be held April 16 to 19 in Omaha, Neb. For more information, visit apwa.net.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2022 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.) see APWA page 54

Tom Schanz (L) of SANY is joined by Dan Snedecor of Holms Attachments to present the SANY wheel loader with the Holms broom attachment.

Murphy Tractor and Equipment’s Chris Grimes (L) and Adam Kelley brought this John Deere 544 wheel loader to the Snow Conference. KM International’s Kurt Schwartz presents the company’s line of asphalt maintenance equipment.

(L-R): Nate Weaver and Larry Faidley of J & J Truck Bodies and Trailers team up with James Dawson of International Truck to present their line of vocational truck equipment.

Ken Keyton of Valk Manufacturing Company explained how this RTP plow is available with triple gang or exposed compression trip springs.

(L-R): Seth Bergerud, Jennifer Walth and BJ Talarico, all of Western Products, are there to discuss the benefits of Western’s contractor grade WIDE-OUT XL plow.

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Aggregate Production and Recycling Section For more information on crushing, screening and recycling equipment, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

SENNEBOGEN Delivers Increased Safety, Performance Material handler with a crawler undercarriage on a 15 ft. pylon powered by a 180 hp electric motor. This machine was purpose-built for the material handling conditions of Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd.'s largest plant.

Scrap Handlers Versus Excavators: Built for A Purpose Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd. has seen first-hand how a purpose-built scrap handler is better suited to their operation than a converted excavator. But why is the difference so pronounced? The key is the difference in purpose: one machine is built to lift heavy weights above ground, while the other is supposed to dig deep below ground level. That difference in geometry means a lot to the engineers who design such machines. The stresses on the structural components are distributed very differently, so the parts are designed to handle different points of wear. When an excavator is forced to reach up very high with a full load, the weight is transferred to places that were never intended to carry it. The same is true when you mount a high-rise cab on an undercarriage that was not designed to stabilize such a top-heavy-structure. Excavators generate massive break-out forces to take big bites into the earth. Their booms, hydraulics and power train are all built for that purpose. But these forces are not needed to swing a grapple or magnet load of scrap. Instead, the scrap handler is built for speed, to lift high and swing fast. The engine power and heavy frame of the digging machine are simply a costly energy drain in scrap handling tasks. What the scrap handler really needs is smooth handling and dampening of the vibrations so operators can run non-stop for entire shifts without fatigue. Outwardly, the two machine types appear very similar, but closer examination shows you how engineers recognize their different purposes. For example, on a scrap handler, the hydraulic stick cylinder is positioned on the underside of the boom, to power the stick upwards to the top of its lift range. The stick cylinder of an excavator, however, is located above the boom, allowing to leverage the stick and bucket down into the earth more efficiently. The scrap handler also is designed to support its counterweight while the counterweight on a converted excavator is added as an afterthought. Both machines are built for a purpose. Choosing the machine that is built for your purpose will pay off in performance, uptime, efficiency and safety.

When Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd. converted its excavator into a material handling machine, it proved to be a useful short-term solution. However, when it was time to replace it, the company knew that its new machine had to be more powerful and more efficient in order to reduce operating costs. The solution was a custom-built SENNEBOGEN 830 E with a 15 ft. pylon and powered by a 180 hp (132 kW) electric drive motor that was purpose-built to meet Iwamoto’s material handling requirements on this site. Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd. is a major player in Japan when it comes to metal recycling. More than 90,000 tons of scrap metal is processed every month at 11 scrap yards spread across Japan. And with recycling experts predicting an increasing influx of scrap materials,

particularly from the automotive industry, Iwamoto Metal Co. will only be busier as time goes on. Modern Material Handler Replaces Modified Excavator in Metal Recycling An influx of scrap means that machines are subjected to higher loads, required to process more material within the same time frame and every square foot must be used more efficiently. Iwamoto Metal Co.’s new SENNEBOGEN acquisition will play a key role at the site, loading the metal scrap delivered by trucks and feeding the hopper of the 23 ft. high shredder. In fact, it was the reach and versatility that allowed for this decision to ultimately be an easy one.

Swapping out a converted earthmoving excavator with a machine that is purpose-built for material handling operations and has been customized for the material handling conditions at Eichigawa is like having your suits tailor-made… they fit perfectly and you always look your best regardless of the situation. Explaining Differences What are the differences between an earthmoving excavator and a material handler? “Excavators often reach their limits in recycling and scrap handling in terms of load capacity, engine power and cooling," explained Takeshi Iwanami, product expert at SENNEBOGEN's Japanese sales and see IWAMOTO page 36

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Iwamoto Metal Employs Long-Term Solution With 830 E IWAMOTO from page 33

The 15 ft. pylon and the hydraulically raised 9 ft. Maxcab provides ideal visibility into the 23 ft. high shredder.

service partner Sun Earth Co. Ltd. Conditions in earthmoving differ from those in material handling: earthmoving excavators are designed to exert their force downwards, directly into the soil. Material handlers are designed to reach high heights with maximum payloads. In these situations, excavators don’t have the necessary power or reach to maximize their onsite performance. Increased Performance Through Customized Configuration, Electric Drive In addition to being right-sized, Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd.’s 830 E Series material handler continues to showcase the SENNEBOGEN philosophy that the more a machine is customized to the customer's needs, the more efficient it is. Furthermore, in order to be environmentally responsible while also reducing their operating costs, the company chose a SENNEBOGEN material handler with a 180 hp electric drive powerplant. The 15-ft. pylon elevation provides the best possible view of the scrap piles being loaded on to the infeed deck of the 23 ft. high shredder. Due to the hydraulically raised Maxcab, the operator has a clear view of even the most remote corners from his vantage point now being 32 ft. This increases his efficiency while at the same time, reducing the risk of any accidents related to visibility challenges. With a much better view, noticeably more power and precise control, the operator is genuinely pleased with the new machine. "We are glad that we decided to go with the electric material handler. The machine performs much better than its predecessor and the operating costs are much lower," said Hiroshi Iwamoto, managing director of Iwamoto Metal Co. Ltd. For more information, visit www.sennebogen-na.com. 

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Brooks Becomes RM Dealer

2021 MDS M518R Tracked Trommel, SR# M518R042107, 154 Hrs CALL FOR PRICE

2022 FAE PT-75 Tracked Carrier w/Mulching Head, SR# 00662, 9 Hrs CALL FOR PRICE

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Rubble Master welcomed Brooks Tractor at the World of Asphalt/AGG1 show in Nashville. (L-R) are Christian Spicker, CSO RM Group; Bryon Hanson, vice president of aftermarket sales and marketing, Brooks Tractor; Lewis Brooks, vice president of marketing and sales of Brooks Tractor; Gerald Hanisch, owner RM Group; Paul Smith, territory sales manager — U.S. East; Jackson McAdam, managing director of Rubble Master Americas Corp; and Scott Berlowski, sales manager of Brooks Tractor.

Rubble Master announced the recent addition of Brooks Tractor to its North American dealer network. This new partnership establishes Brooks Tractor as the authorized dealer of Rubble Master mobile crushing and screening equipment, parts and service in Wisconsin, Minnesota and the upper peninsula of Michigan. “Brooks Tractor is a well-established supplier who has built their legacy on providing unparalleled product support in the areas they serve, and we at Rubble Master are very excited about the future that this partnership with Brooks Tractor will bring,” said Jackson McAdam, Rubble Master Americas Corp’s managing director. “We are very excited to add the Rubble Master product line to our portfolio of allied brands,” said Lewis Brooks, vice president

of sales and marketing of Brooks Tractor. “We plan to inventory a wide range of crusher and screener sizes and will rent and sell these units in Wisconsin, Minnesota and the UP of Michigan.” Rubble Master is a manufacturer of compact machinery that offers a variety of mobile processing equipment solutions, including tracked crushers, scalping screens, sizing screens and material handling equipment. For more information, visit rubblemaster.com. Founded in 1945, Brooks Tractor has served the greater Wisconsin area for more than three-quarters of a century with seven locations in the major metro areas of Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, Green Bay, La Crosse, Steven’s Point and Sparta. For more information, visit brookstractor.com. 

Screen USA Offers New Plant Screen USA Inc. has added the new CD410 severe shake C&D screening plant to the company’s line of track trommel screens and track conveyors. According to Rick Cohen, owner of Screen USA Inc.,” We have been working on this machine vigorously for the past couple years and we are extremely proud of how it came out. The CD410 is equipped with 5-1/2-yd. open “We needed a reasonably priced hopper, 40-in. wide variable speed feeder, 4-ft. track screening plant that can handle by 10-ft. severe shake shaker screen and three a wide variety of materials and we are built-on conveyors. excited to announce we accom“We offer a heavy-duty punch plate plished our goal.” The CD410 is equipped with 5-1/2 yd. screen for the top deck so we can handle open hopper, 40 in. wide variable speed larger chunks of concrete and wood without feeder, 4 ft. by 10 ft. severe shake shaker hurting the integrity of the screener. This track screener is powered by a 74 hp Cat 2.2 screen and three built-on conveyors. This track mounted screening plant is Tier iv Final diesel engine.” Screen USA Inc. manufactures small and designed to screen clean materials such as sand and gravel but shines in difficult to medium sized screening equipment for the screen materials like boney topsoil, C&D soil, organic and recycling industries. For more information, call 770/433-2440 and log yard cleanup, according to the comor visit www.screenusa.net.  pany.

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Evansville, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Corbin, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Paducah, Kentucky Stanville, Kentucky

Hayden-Murphy Equipment Company www.hayden-murphy.com 9301 E. Bloomington Freeway Minneapolis, MN 55420-3410 952-884-2301 • 800-352-2757 329 2nd Street Industrial Building 145 Proctor, MN 55810 800-352-2757

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#310003 AMERICAN 5300 CRAWLER CRANE 8336 hours on Detroit 671 engine with torque converter. 36 pads with extendable side frames & 3 drums. U/C overall approx 70%. Comes with 100′ of 46S pin boom and pendants. 4 sheve point (1 – 40′ & 1 – 20′), Tag line with winder, boom stops, & air controlled. DRILLS & COMPRESSORS #530022-Joy RAM EXT air track drill with VCR 360 hammer. Hoses appear to be in working condition. U.C. approx 70%- overall good condition. #510119 Furukawa HCR1500ED drill. approx 18,100 hours. 8.3 Cummins engine. Runs well, still in use. Well maintained. #580000-Furukawa HD712 drifter with approximately 4786 total impact hours and zero hours on complete reseal. Was used on 1200EDII. Ready to be installed for operation. #520032-Ingersoll Rand 750CFM/300PSI high pressure compressor with Cat 3406 engine. Runs and operates good.

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#161010 ANACONDA 42″X75′ CONVEYOR. w/ JCB Ecomax IP 55kw Tier 4 Final 4cyl diesel engine. Has impact bed & 3 ply belt. Folding hyd head & tail sections #111075 Portable Portec/Pioneer SM3042 jaw plant Cummins C-N14 engine (runs good), 42"x16' apron feeder (good flights), & 4x8 2-deck Mesabi w/ reversable 30" underconveyor, 36" undercrusher front delivery conveyor. All on a factory 3-axle chassis. Has onboard electric hydraulic pump & reservoir w/ controls to operate a 4-point hydraulic leveling system for fast set up with legs, onboard fuel tanks, operator platform & controls. Disassembled for transport, ready for work when re-assembled. Will need approx 100kw gen set for electric motors.

#161009 New Willis 36"x60' tube-type radial stacker. w/ 15hp Westinghouse motor, NBS #5 reducer, 4-ply belt, Superior 35 degree CEMA C 4" idlers w/ 4" CEMA C return idlers. Lagged head and wing-tip tail pulleys w/ Dodge bearings. Pintle hitch and pivoted mounting plate.

#112050 (NEW) ANACONDA I-12 (43X45) TRACK MOUNTED IMPACT CRUSHER 43″ diameter, 4-bar rotor on a 45″ wide Universal Crushers impact chamber with a 42″ undercrusher conveyor. 44″x14′ vibrating grizzly feeder with (2) 30″ step grizzly sections with 26″ fines collection discharge belt. 8.5 yard hopper w/ fold down extensions. Cummins 380HP stage 5 engine. Variable speed drives on feeder and all belts. Includes 30″ magnet. Plant rated at 400 TPH

#141154 Anaconda self-contained 4x10 2Deck track-mounted scalping screen w/ 3 hydraulic folding stockpile conveyors & JCB 444 EcoMAX 74HP engine (T4F). Flipdown hopper tailgate for direct feed. Variable speed for all belts. Max feed up to 16" & machine is rated up to 250HP.

#142003-Deister 5x16 2-deck horizontal, underslung screen with new bearings

SECONDARY CRUSHERS #121033-Universal 150/230 impactor with completely rebuilt rotor, new shoes, new hammers, and some new liners (inside looks very good). (2) new 350hp electric motors and new drive sheave. Crusher and motor only, no stand. #121029-Humbolt Wedag secondary impact (42" wide/14" max feed) with new set of hammers and some new liners (not installed). 4 bar rotor. No power. EARTHMOVING #410063-CAT D9H w/ EROPS cab w/ A/C, straight Crusher is in good condition. blade w/tilt. Single shank, 4-barrel ripper. 24" pads. #121053-Cedarapids 5040 Hammermill secondary U/C (overall approx 70%). Rebuilt engine, trans, and crusher with 5x16 3-deck screen. Has rotovator, 36" FEEDERS finals (HMR 2994) Left Trunnion is available but #132015-Continental Gin 48"x25.5' apron feeder. return and 36" front discharge conveyors. All mounted Large feed box. Flights are approx 80+%, good needs to be installed. Overall good condition. on tandem axle chassis. Plant is all electric except the sprocket, & jackshaft drive gears. 60hp motor and #650001 Cat 416B 4WD backhoe with Extendo Hoe hammermill is diesel jack shaft driven. No power on gear box, but has removable mount (for transport). 24" bucket w/ teeth. Enclosed ROPS ab w/ heat, no mill. Power unit and control panel are available sepaHeavy duty apron feeder. Shipping dims: 8' 7" tall & air. Has 7374 hours. Has wobble stick controls. rately for $12,000. Engine runs, but needs to be 30' long. #700001 CAT 12F MOTORGRADER (1970) power #131022 Hewitt Robbins 48"x20' vibrating grizzly shift, hydraulic side shift, & scarifier. 14.00-24TG tires rebuilt. #123025-Portable Telsmith 48" STD cone w/ 30" feeder (E-11 mechanism) with hopper. Good condiapprox 30-40%. Everything works and runs good. feed conveyor w/ 20 HP motor, Dodge TDT5 reducer, tion. Good condition. #410079 (2008) Komatsu D51PX-22 Crawler Dozer 36" undercrusher conveyor w/ WEG 20HP electric JAWS & IMPACTS pre-emmissions engine (3246 hours), new rails and motor. Cone has 125HP 1150RPM motor, mounted #111078-Pioneer 153 (3042) jaw plant on factory 3- sprockets (rest of U/C approx 60%), 6-way blade, on factory tandem axle chassis. Good brakes, very axle chassis including 100hp AC electric motor, 4 clean cab with good seat & good glass. Overall, good, good rubber. Good running cone. hyd jacks & 42″x14′ grizzly feeder with 4′ grizzly sec- tight machine. #121058-Spokane model 74 vertical shaft impact tion (bars pretty worn). Jaw plates are 90% on sta#410080 Cat D3BZ Magnum Dozer (1984) crusher with stand and 250hp electric motor. Has 4tionary & 40% on moveable. Jaw has hyd adjust. 8′ blade & new wide track undercarriage. 1046 hours. shoe table and anvil ring with good shoes and near Tires and rims all poor on the chassis. Switch gear, Recently overhauled, runs great. new anvils. belt scale, and 410 kw generator available. #122002-Pioneer 4030 triple roll portable w/ 36″ #112046-Metso Nordberg LT1213S Loko Track SCREENS mobile crushing & screening plant x47". 12 cubic #141120-Nordberg 6x20 3-deck incline screen with feed conveyor, 4×10 Portec Pioneer scalping screen, 36″ discharge conveyor. Tires on chassis are good. yard hopper w/ vibrating grizzly feeder. Screening ball tray on bottom deck. No motor, but was a runmodule is 2005. Conveyor width 47" & feed width 43". ning take out. Good condition. No motor included for the rolls.

Jefferson City, MO 65110

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COMPANY WRENCH www.companywrench.com 4805 Scooby Lane NW Carroll, OH 43112 866-262-4181 4510 East 71st Street Cleveland, OH 44105 440-439-4567 920 Deneen Avenue Monroe, OH 45050 513-649-8105 1515 W. Epler Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46217 317-782-8850 1330 KY-151 Frankfort, KY 40601 502-699-2681

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Case Abounds On Black Diamond Site Development Projects DIAMOND from page 12

until it’s handed over. “The very first job is done by the skid steer, small clearings,” he said. “And in the middle is usually the sweeper attachment, keeping the roadways clear. And then as we get to the end, the final dresses around the edges of the pads, sidewalks, curbs and all that, the skid steer is invaluable because of its lightweight and ability.” “Actually, it’s critical,” he continued. “Because of the implements that go on the TR340, it’s limitless, from the start of the silt fence that you see on the perimeter of the proj- Black Diamond uses the Case 1150M with the Leica system are its finished grade dozer. ect. Without that auger and the trencher, there’s no way we could get every- run other equipment in here without making an undeveloped site, at least one of the excavators is feeding a portable plant all day — it a muddy mess.” thing put in place.” “Everyone always thinks of a roller in the separating roots, old bricks and other materi“It’s an extremely versatile machine, and it’s also one of our first machines we ever terms of compacting the dirt,” Timberman als in order to produce usable topsoil that can bought from Hills Machinery,” Timberman Sr. added. “But the compactor also serves a be used onsite or sold locally. They also put Jr. added. “And here we are, seven years secondary purpose, and that is it brings the the larger excavators to work when clearing later, and I can’t even tell you how many water to the top. So, if we’ve had a week of timber. Timberman Sr. stands near a mounhours it’s got on it, but we’ve abused that rain or just like today it was a little bit of a tain of 60+ foot pine logs, having just finmachine quite a bit and it’s held up. So, I’m rainy morning. To run that compactor, it will ished a conversation with a local timber bropress that water to the top, compact the dirt ker. very happy with it.” “On this project, there were some very, Black Diamond also is running a Case underneath it and the wind and air will dry it SV212D single drum vibratory roller. This out, which puts the job site back in action very large trees, so that’s why all our excavators always get a thumb. When we’re trying machine plays an important role in keeping faster.” to take down some of these larger trees, [the job sites operable during Charleston’s rainy CX350D] is about the only machine that’s Excavators Handle All season. going to handle those stumps.” Phases of Site Development “The SV212D is probably one of the most Case D Series excavators come standard Some of the busiest machines on the site important pieces on this job site, especially during the rainy season in South Carolina,” are four Case excavators — a CX145D min- with a wealth of standard features — Timberman Jr. explained. “What that imum swing, CX210D, CX300D and Timberman Sr. goes on to explain why these machine allows us to do is to seal the top CX350D. The Timbermans appreciate the features are so important to him. “When we get our equipment, all of our coat. So once the bulldozers go through and powerful, versatile and feature-rich equipment right down to Bluetooth, stereo they cut open the ground, well now it’s soft. machines. “There are 16 retention ponds total on the systems, the cabs, the AC, everything. If So, if it gets water on it you get soil infiltration. So, the roller, having it on site, it allows project,” Timberman Sr. said. “That back dig your operator is comfortable, they’re going us to seal the top of the ground so that when has 81,000 cubic yards being removed from to complete their job much easier than if the rain hits, the water just kind of sheds and it. The CX350D is just invaluable when it they’re stressed — like any other profesdoesn’t take any material with it. And it also comes to moving that amount of material.” sion,” he said. “If you were sitting at a desk, With the amount of grading necessary on you would have the most ergonomic chair allows us to stabilize that soil so that we can

Black Diamond buys all of its Case equipment through Hills Machinery. All Case D Series excavators and M Series dozers come standard with Case ProCare — a three-year Case SiteWatch telematics subscription, a three-year/3,000-hour fullmachine factory warranty, and a three-year/2,000-hour planned maintenance contract.

that’s possible. Well, if you’re sitting in a piece of equipment, contrary to what people may believe, it is pure work. And you want to make them as comfortable as possible.” Dozers Shape Site from Site Prep to Final Grade At this point in the project, the dozers on site have graded down 5 ft., with an additional 2 ft. to go. “We’ll start with the 650M — it’s equipped with a root rake,” Timberman Jr. said. “So, in the initial ground clearing stage, that root rake is instrumental for clearing a lot of the organics out of the top of the soils and stuff like that and helping us clear the sites. It’s absolutely a workhorse and has plenty of power. It’s also a rough grade [dozer]. Once we remove the root rake, we’ll use it to cut a lot of the overburden and top soil out of our way to get down to the strata that we want.” After the rough grade, Black Diamond runs two Case 1150M dozers in tandem — one of which is equipped with a Leica machine control solution. “I cannot speak enough to the power,” Timberman Jr. said. “They sound like jet engines when they get going. And running them in tandem is just a really great way to push a lot of dirt in a very short amount of time. Two of our experienced operators will actually run the blades touching, and then run down the line and push. Like I said, they cut five feet off of this particular area in a day — that’s an extreme amount of dirt to move. Then the 1150M with the Leica system is definitely our finished grade dozer. And the automatic mode, we have it set within fivetenths of where we want to be, and then it’ll absorb or engage the automatic mode. Once you’ve prepped and then you engage the see DIAMOND page 88

Black Diamond started with a TV340 skid steer and then eventually got an excavator and then grew into a 650M dozer. Hills Machinery helped them decide which pieces to buy, and when.

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Bobcat Unveils New, Enhanced Attachments to Clear Land For operators looking to make quick, efficient work in tough land management applications, Bobcat has launched two new Brushcat rotary cutter attachments and a full line of redesigned loader drum mulchers. Each model is equipped to powerfully cut, pulverize and clear debris in rough landclearing jobs. Brushcat Rotary Cutters for Mini Track Loaders, Small Articulated Loaders The 44 in. and 54 in. Brushcat attachments from Bobcat are the smallest two models in the lineup, allowing them to deliver powerful cutting and action and access to areas of untamed growth where larger rotary cutters cannot go. These new size offerings expand the company’s current attachment choices for the mini track loader and small articulated loader lines. The models feature a high-efficiency, direct-drive motor that maximizes hydraulic horsepower for optimal cutting and mulching of tall, thick vegetation in one pass. The high cutting speeds and heavy-duty blades maximize inertia to cut and mulch vegetation up to 2 in. in diameter. A lightweight, short deck and enhanced oscillation enable the brush cutter to follow ground contours to maintain a clean cut, even on slopes. These new attachments are compatible with Bobcat’s small articulated loaders (L23, L28); mini track loaders (MT85, MT100); and Bobcat’s 450 skid-steer loaders and compact track loaders. Additional Features: • The oscillating deck follows the ground contour for an even and consistent cut on flat ground, slopes and uneven terrain. • The open, front-deck design allows for clear operator visibility to the cutting path. • At just 4-ft. wide and just under 5-ft. wide, the new Brushcat attachments provide greater access to hard-to-reach

Redesigned Loader Drum Mulchers Built of high-strength, steel-body construction, the newly redesigned line of drum mulcher attachments provides leading durability and unbeatable performance. The attachments are available in 50-in., 61-in. and 72-in. cutting widths, and are approved for the 700- and 800-Series compact track and skid-steer loaders. Each size loader drum mulcher makes quick work of utility lines and right-of-way maintenance, site preparation, cleaning/maintaining property, disaster/environmental recovery response and orchard/vineyard maintenance. The standard 2-speed hydraulic motor provides increased drum torque and quicker drum speed recovery. The 50-in. and 61-in. mulchers come equipped with a pressure Each size loader drum mulcher makes quick work of utility gauge to better monitor drum speeds. lines and right-of-way maintenance, site preparation, cleaning/maintaining property, disaster/environmental recovery response and orchard/vineyard maintenance.

areas of heavy overgrowth. • The rear roller blocks debris from flying out the back, improves maneuverability and prevents the attachment from gouging into the ground. • Skid shoes prevent the deck from digging into inclines and are replaceable for easy maintenance and increased uptime.

A lightweight, short deck and enhanced oscillation enable the brush cutter to follow ground contours to maintain a clean cut, even on slopes.

Additional Features: • Heavy-duty carbide teeth rip through hard and soft woods, providing long life and uptime protection. • Depth control rings, a feature of the optional drum, limit engagement of the cutting teeth for more efficient operation and a consistent mulch. (Available on the 50-in. and 61-in. drum mulcher). • Compact size of the drum mulcher accommodates tough tree removal jobs of up to 8 in. • Reinforced push bar and optional low-profile front gate provide optimal visibility to the drum and cutting teeth. • Hydraulic drum break brings drum rotation to a stop within 20 seconds after deactivating the auxiliary hydraulics. • Redesigned hydraulic block and drive components enhance durability. • Bolt-on skid shoes are replaceable for greater convenience and operator uptime. • Durable connection points support leading durability and operator uptime. • Hose clamps and hose sling protect hydraulic hoses from kinking, contact wear and entanglement. • Rear debris chains obstruct debris thrown toward the rear of the attachment. For more information, visit www.bobcat.com. 

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Kioti Debuts New Grapple Line, CX Series Cab Tractor Kioti Tractor, a division of Daedong-USA Inc., expanded its product offering with its new line of grapples and new CX2510 HST Cab model. Joining Kioti’s expansive selection of implements, the new line of grapples includes three compact and three standard-duty grapple rake models. With widths ranging from 48- to 72-in. and jaw openings between 30- and 41-in., there are models to fit a variety of operator needs. Each model is made with AR400 steel teeth, allowing operators to grasp, lift and move debris with ease. Ranging in weight from just 216 to 476 lbs., these lightweight yet durable attachments make property maintenance a breeze, according to the manufacturer. The CX2510 HST Cab compact tractor joins two other models in the popular CX Series released last year — the CX2510 and the CX2510 HST. With the new addition, Kioti customers will find the same convenience and comfort the

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CX Series is known for, with the added perk of a factoryinstalled full size cab with air conditioning and heat, allowing operators to perform tasks comfortably throughout the year. The CX2510 HST Cab also comes equipped with tilt steering, an illuminated dashboard and an adjustable premium suspension seat with dual armrests, resulting in a machine that completes the job while prioritizing operator comfort. As with other models in the premium CX Series, the CX2510 HST Cab features a 24.5-hp Kioti engine and an adjustable right side lift rod and top link for ease of use while adding the convenience of both mid and rear PTO standard

for this model. It also includes a dual pedal hydrostatic transmission, delivering power smoothly and efficiently with cruise control to reduce operator fatigue. “Kioti is thrilled to continue meeting customer demand by once again expanding our product offerings,” said Peter Dong-Kyun Kim, president and CEO of Daedong-USA Inc. Kioti tractor division. “These grapples and CX2510 HST Cab will empower land owners to make the most of their property throughout the year. We’re eager to see the Kioti Pack put these products to work.” For more information, visit www.KIOTI.com. 

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APWA Presents Latest Equipment to Fight Snow, Ice APWA from page 30

Tenco’s Chantal Rousseau was in from Canada to present the Tenco wide wing system. Falcon Asphalt Repair Equipment’s Brian Thornton (L) and Tyler Peters present asphalt maintenance equipment.

Mat Wysocki (L) and Brian Beury of Buyers Products Company had plenty of snow and ice maintenance equipment at the show.

Chris Sullivan of Cleveland Brothers’ spoke with attendees about the benefits of Caterpillar snow maintenance equipment.

Fisher Plow’s Doug Clark — with the Fisher SnoFoil — spoke with attendees about the company’s lineup of snow and ice maintenance products.

Kent Winter greets attendees at the Winter Equipment booth.

Barry Hanson, product representative of Doosan Bobcat, with a UW 56 Toolcat utility work machine.

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The Association of Women Contractors of Minnesota has opened registration for its Scholarship FUNdraiser 9 Hole Tournament at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids, Minn., June 17. Registration includes golf and the awards ceremony and luncheon. The golf outing helps raise money for scholarships to women entering the construction industry academically or through apprenticeship. Proceeds from the event and silent auction go directly to the scholarship fund. Event details include: • 7 a.m. — registration opens • 8 a.m. — bar opens • 8:30 a.m. — shotgun start • 12 p.m. — awards ceremony and luncheon Sponsorships for holes, lunch, beverages and more are available. For more information, visit awcmn.org.  CEG

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Doosan Bobcat Adds Regional Parts Centers Doosan Bobcat North America announced plans to further expand its aftermarket parts distribution network with the addition of two new regional parts distribution centers. Joining the company’s existing Bobcat Parts Distribution Center near Chicago in Woodridge, Ill., are new facilities in Atlanta, Ga., and Reno, Nev. “This investment demonstrates our commitment to our dealers and customers, as well as Bobcat’s leadership in the industry,” said Mike Ballweber, president of Doosan Bobcat North America. “This expansion will help ensure faster response and delivery times to all North American customers by bringing parts closer to end-users and where they do business.” With accessibility to major airports and highways, these new facilities are

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• Expanded dealer support programs and customer service hours • Improved speed of delivery times and additional shipping carrier options The new distribution centers are an important part of Bobcat’s overall plans to meet growing capacity needs and the demand for Bobcat equipment in the marketplace. “With the outstanding support of dealers and the improved parts availability this expansion offers, this is an exciting step for us to enable faster service for our valued Bobcat customers and accommodate our continued growth and business demands,” added Ballweber. The new facilities are anticipated to become operational by the fourth quarter of 2022, and all facilities will be managed by APL Logistics. Additional facility details are forthcoming. 

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Honda Tests Prototype Autonomous Work Vehicle at Solar Construction Site Honda and Black & Veatch have successfully tested the prototype Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle (AWV) at a Black & Veatch construction site in New Mexico. During the month-long field test, the second-generation prototype of the fully-electric Honda AWV performed a range of functions at a large-scale solar energy construction project, including towing activities and transporting construction materials, water and other supplies to pre-set destinations within the work site. While Honda previously performed testing with an earlier generation of the Honda AWV, this field test was the first to First introduced as a concept at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, the Honda AWV combines deploy multiple units working the company’s rugged and durable off-road side-by-side platform with emerging collaboratively to support con- advanced autonomous technology. struction use cases. First introduced as a concept at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, Field Test Performance the Honda AWV combines the company’s rugged and In order to validate the capabilities of the Honda AWV, the durable off-road side-by-side platform with emerging company selected a solar energy construction site where supadvanced autonomous technology. The result is a new cate- port structures for solar panels are laid out in a grid pattern at gory of capable work vehicle that can be deployed in a vari- regular intervals. The site was an ideal environment to test ety of dynamic work environments. the ability of the Honda AWV to stop at precise points along The Honda AWV employs a suite of sensors to operate a pre-set route. autonomously, using GPS for location, radar and lidar for Honda produced a high-definition map of the 1,000-acre obstacle detection and stereoscopic (3D) cameras for remote site that allowed Black & Veatch operators to precisely set monitoring. The vehicle also can be operated by remote con- start and stop points for multiple Honda AWVs using a trol. cloud-based app interface that runs on tablets and PCs. The Black & Veatch, a global engineering, procurement and construction company focused on construction optimization vehicles successfully delivered materials and supplies along and technology innovation collaborated with Honda to pro- a calculated route and proved capable of stopping within vide a real-world testing ground to validate the Honda AWV centimeters of the pre-set points. The field test also demonstrated the viability of the Honda technology at an active construction site. The company’s personnel were trained by Honda’s engineers on the opera- AWV battery system to support energy-intensive sensors and tion and safety protocols of the vehicles to effectively use the provide vehicle propulsion, while operating up to eight hours technology in the field. Black & Veatch provided detailed in a high-temperature environment. The vehicle carried payfeedback for product and business requirements that will loads of nearly 900 pounds, and in a separate use case towed a trailer carrying over 1,600 pounds. help enhance the Honda AWV’s capabilities and services. “Black & Veatch’s pursuit of construction innovation and Solutions, Services for Variety of Industries safety on job sites has led us to this relationship with Honda,” Based on the capabilities verified in this field test, Honda said Mario Azar, president of Black & Veatch’s global power business. “With our leading market position in solar power, believes the Honda AWV will be capable of providing a the testing of this new autonomous work vehicle aligns with wide range of services to a variety of industries that need a our focus on advancing the industry through new and inno- rugged off-road autonomous solution, especially where vative ways to work at project sites.” workforce constraints and safety concerns make other solu“With our test partner, Black & Veatch, Honda was able to tions impractical. The ability to operate autonomously — or demonstrate the performance of our rugged all-electric via remote control — and carry large payloads, along with Autonomous Work Vehicle prototype in a large-scale con- the potential to add attachments and tools, makes the Honda struction environment,” said Kenton Williams, U.S. project AWV a suitable platform for many work environments. lead of the Honda AWV. “We believe the Honda AWV has Honda has not announced commercialization plans for the the potential to bring greater efficiencies, higher levels of Honda AWV, but continues to advance the platform through safety and better environmental performance to the construc- field testing. Companies interested in testing the Honda tion industry, and to other industries seeking an autonomous AWV to assess applicability to their work environment can off-road solution.” contact Honda at: AWV@na.honda.com. 

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Evolve or Else: Transforming Customer Experience Should Be Top Priority There is no shortage of strategies and tactics associated with attracting and retaining customers. Organizations bend over backwards to better understand market forces, technological trends and industry insights — all in an effort to identify and pursue the best possible end-to-end experience for their customers. Mistakes have been made. Lessons have been learned. And when it all comes down to it, the best and brightest organizations have demonstrated that investing time, effort and resources into transforming the customer experience pays dividends over time. “From small to large companies, what they have shown us is, if you deliver the best experience, along with convenience, consumers will gravitate toward you,” said Jay Vijayan, CEO of Tekion, a next-generation, cloud-native, end-to-end platform disrupting the automotive retail industry, who spoke at AEM’s Annual Conference held in Phoenix, Ariz. Addressing Complexity, Enhancing Simplicity Look no further than the automotive industry for proof of the importance of transforming the customer experience. Ultimately, car buyers are looking for a great product, a great experience and a certain level of convenience. Price, while still obviously a major factor, has become less of one in recent years. That’s because, according to Vijayan, technology now has evolved to the point where it’s able to effectively address complexity and, perhaps more importantly, simplify the buying process for consumers. “Now think about how much has been created over the last several decades — and how much complexity that’s come about as a result — that’s why it’s so important for companies to figure out how to simplify that and create the best end-to-end consumer experience,” Vijayan told the AEM crowd. “And, as customers, we all want simplicity and ease in our day-to-day lives,” he added. While some aspects of the buying experience have changed (and, no doubt, will continue to change), others remain the same — and for good reason, said Vijayan. Consider, once again, the automotive industry. Some predict car dealerships won’t exist a decade from now. However, a car is a significant purchase, and people want to experience and see it, and the most enjoyable part of car-buying is going to see the car itself. Meanwhile, other aspects of the dealership experience are far less enjoyable, simple or convenient — such as contracts, negotiations and the sales process. “So, knowing that we want to make the majority of the time enjoyable, how can you [address the unenjoyable aspects] online or through our phones?” asked Vijayan. “It is highly possible to enable of all of those things, but how do you still engage with customers?” Technology's Role in Transformation Process The answer is a fairly obvious one. Consumers have proven — time after time — that they will gravitate toward whoever provides the best product, the most enjoyable experience and the highest level of convenience. As a result, equipment OEMs and dealers must evolve themselves to

better leverage technology as a means of serving the customer. “[Going back to the example of the automotive industry, car] dealers say their hands are tied behind their back when it comes to technology, while everything else can be considered an advantage over an app like, say Carvana,” said Vijayan. “They have the inventory, the in-person experience, but they are not on the same level with technology. They cannot provide a consistent and seamless experience to give their customers what they want in the best way. If dealers can level up their tech experience by working with others and with OEMs, then they can succeed even more.” What will actually happen is anyone’s guess, he added. Furthermore, Vijayan offered the following predictions about the evolution of the customer experience in the automotive industry: • The retail experiences at dealerships will evolve. More specifically, the percentage of online purchases will increase, possibly as much as 50 percent • Customers will — at some point — expect a hybrid buying experience. The process will begin online, and the purchasing will occur online, while dealerships will become more like experience centers while still also handling maintenance and service. Lessons of Apple, Amazon Perhaps the most critical component to ensuring customers receive the best possible end-to-end experience is trust. “Think about Apple,” said Vijayan. “Apple makes it easy for the consumer to trust them, because the consumer makes the decision as to when he or she buys accessories and service. Conversely, today, there is no easy way for an OEM to upsell a warranty. Someone from the dealership calls the customer and says they should update a warranty, and immediately that customer doesn’t trust them. That’s because the customer feels they’ve paid enough for however many years now and wants to take control. So, the biggest thing for dealers and OEMs to do is provide the experience and convenience of something like renewing warranties.” Another example, said Vijayan, is Amazon. “If you logged into Amazon five years ago, it still has you logged in and shows what you could have purchased five years ago,” said Vijayan. “Meanwhile, you go into a dealership, and they still have to ask for your phone number and name. Just that would put me into defensive mode [about my experience], and that needs to change. You can still crosssell, upsell and sell more while still making the customer feel welcome and in control. Amazon tempts to the user to make a decision, and technology becomes a huge enabler of that — and Amazon is the perfect example of using [technology] right.” Ultimately, according to Vijayan, the lesson for equipment manufacturers is simple: The customer must feel empowered to make his or her own decision. Many companies — Apple and Amazon being the two most notable — are showing how technology cannot only enhance the customer experience, but also bolster an organization’s bottom line and ensure its sustained relevance over the long term. 

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States Will See Increase of $19.8B in Highway Funding SURFACE from page 1

“From roads, tunnels and bridges, to airport and port improvements, electric vehicle chargers, safe bike lanes and more, we are building a first-rate transportation system for all Americans.” The transportation research nonprofit TRIP logged several key facts about the benefits of funding the U.S. surface transportation system: • Investments in surface transportation boost the nation’s economy in the short-term by creating jobs and in the long-term enhance economic competitiveness, stimulate sustained job growth, improve access and mobility, improve traffic safety, reduce travel delays and improve road and bridge conditions. • Roads and highways allow the nation’s motorists to travel 2.9 trillion miles annually and move a significant portion of the $18.7 trillion worth of commodities shipped around the country each year. • Vehicle travel in the United States dropped by 40 percent in April 2020 due to the pandemic, but by November 2021 rebounded to 3 percent above November 2019 levels. • The design, construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure in the United States supports approximately 4 million full-time jobs across all sectors of the nation’s economy. • Approximately 62.9 million full-time jobs in key industries like tourism, retail sales, agriculture and manufacturing are completely dependent on the transportation network. • The IIJA, signed into law last November, will provide $407 billion in funds for highway, bridge and transit investments in the United States over the next five years, including a 39 percent funding increase in FY 2022. • IIJA investment in the nation’s roads and transit system will add an additional $82 billion in GDP per year over the next five years. “The increased economic activity due to the IIJA will benefit U.S. residents – increasing disposable income by an average of $232 per household,” according to TRIP researchers.

The DOT’s FY 2023 budget supports projects to lower commute times, improve safety, reduce freight bottlenecks, connect communities and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Recap of 2021 ARTBA reports that in 2021, states leveraged $31.4 billion in federal funds for federally supported projects. Included were those projects covered by formula funds, discretionary grants, COVID relief funds and supplemental appropriations for years 2018 to 2021. Basing formulas on real-world outcomes, states also obligated funds toward eligible projects already under way. Beyond those figures, some $14 billion in more than 5,000 projects approved using future federal funds, were not included in the total. According to the road builders association, federal investment over the past decade has accounted for more than 50 percent of state highway and bridge capital outlays. Of those outlays, nearly half were for repair or reconstruction of highways. Existing roadway capacity was added through an additional 20 percent of funds in the form of new lane or major widening jobs. “This investment has supported the repair and reconstruction of structures on the National Highway System [NHS], which includes the Interstate Highway System and the major roads that connect U.S. airports, ports, rail

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and truck terminals, pipeline terminals, and intermodal facilities,” reports ARTBA. Just 6 percent of funds were invested in new roads or bridges, stated ARTBA. “One of the most attractive benefits of major public investments in transportation infrastructure is they foster immediate economic growth and create tangible capital assets that are long-lived,” said ARTBA Chief Economist Alison Premo Black. “In addition to creating jobs and generating tax revenues throughout the economy during

the construction cycle, infrastructure improvements also foster economic growth and efficiency over many years beyond the initial investment.” FHWA maintains that for every $1 billion in highway and bridge infrastructure investment at least 13,000 jobs throughout the U.S. economy are supported. This includes work in retail, manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, food services and other industries. Missouri, with more than 1,000 projects, lead the way in highway

and bridge improvements for 2021. Michigan at 903; Ohio at 796; Indiana, 731; and Tennessee, 663, followed close behind. ARTBA’s Federal Highway Investment Benefits by State dashboard data show how each state deployed federal funds. It also tracks the top projects to receive federal support. “We expect to see even more projects in the coming year as states work to obligate the record increase in FY 2022 federal funding available through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that was approved by Congress earlier this month,” said Premo Black. The five largest projects were earmarked by federal, state, local and private funds, including $3.8 billion in Georgia for the SR 400 North Sprints Marta Station to McFarland Road Express Lane; $899 million in Arizona for the I17 Split; $715 million in Texas to construct new roadway lanes on IH 35E, and $524 million to Louisiana for Phase 2 of the LA 1: Leeville to Golden Meadow project. State transportation departments have until Sept. 30 to obligate the highway funding, according to ARTBA. Bridge formula funds can be spent over five years. Status Report for 2022 The $52.5 billion earmarked for FY 2022 is an increase of more than 20 percent over 2021 for federal highway apportionments. Distributed annual by FHWA for the Federal-aid Highway Program, the funds are based on a statutory formula contained in the IIJA. “We are committed to delivering on the promise of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and putting people to work modernizing our infrastructure and making it safer, more sustainable, and more efficient,” said Buttigieg. Through IIJA’s implementation, the Department of Transportation and FHWA believe the apportionments, additional Highway Infrastructure Program monies, and grants will address critical safety and performance needs of America’s roads, bridges and highways. see SURFACE page 84

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they’ve got problems, where trucks are and what they’re doing,” said Snell of the new insight into their asphalt operations. Another such shortfall was E.R. Snell’s ability to not only know the right number of trucks for a job, but that its trucks were where they were supposed to be. Before telematics, trucks would take millings, valued between $60 to $100 for use in future mixes and make unauthorized stops to sell them. Now armed with more information, the E.R. Snell team had a direct line of sight into where all of their trucks were in the field in real-time. Accountability Helps Efficiency For Snell, this information created accountability with

drivers. “It’s the accountability of the trucks now that we have… That was what we purchased [FleetWatcher] for, to verify what we were spending was right,” said Snell. With new insight into its trucking operations through FleetWatcher’s Material Management Solution (MMS), E.R. Snell reduced unauthorized driver stops and quickly identify other problems that weren’t even on its radar. After watching its trucking costs rise year after year Snell was relieved to see them drop and eventually stabilize after implementing FleetWatcher. A large reason for the decline in costs came from how E.R. Snell pays its third-party truckers. Before having a handle on its trucking, the company was paying trucks by the ton to encourage efficiency. Unfortunately, E.R. Snell didn’t have an efficient way to track and identify why some trucks got five loads a night while others got two. To make matters worse, all the trucks ended up getting paid the same and high demand drove up costs across the board. Armed with FleetWatcher, Snell and his team were able to ensure when they came back to I-285 that trucks were paid for their exact tonnage and not a pound more. When onboarding its third-party drivers Snell was pleasantly surprised by the response to FleetWatcher. The drivers embraced the new technology not as a bigbrother tool looming over their shoulder but as a tool to help them logistically and save money in the trucking process. Plus, a streamlined implementation process didn’t scare anyone away in the process.

Fact-Based Decisions FleetWatcher’s mobile app continuousReplace Intuition ly relays information from GPS-enabled The E.R. Snell team is very familiar with transponders in trucks to computer I-285. Whether it’s northbound or southscreens in offices and mobile phones bound, the team has resurfaced stretches of or tablets out in the field. the interstate from the South Carolina border through Atlanta. The asphalt team was working on one particular 3 mi., four to six lane wide, stretch of I-285 at Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport when their telematics system helped them make sense out of the onslaught of information Unintended Outcomes Sweeten Pot involved in the 100,000 ton, four-month project. More efficient trucking was an intended outcome of An immediate way Snell and his managers cut through the E.R. Snell’s investment in MMS. Company wide visinoise was to eliminate overtrucking in real-time. In previous bility into trucking performance metrics, was not. The highway projects the team deferred to superintendents and information is displayed on large screens with intuitive foremen for their opinions on the trucking needs for a particgraphics at the asphalt plants, and on smaller screens ular job. In hindsight, both parties tended to overestimate the like tablets and smartphones through the app. amount of trucks needed. “I’d say the value add that we got that I didn’t see Due to its FleetWatcher telematics system, E.R. Snell was coming was the managers’ use of the app. They have able to see where trucks were at all times, eliminate the found it from the foreman, up through the project mangrouping and generally keep a steady stream from the ager, and even through the executive level. The use of asphalt plant to the paver. Distinguishing between fact and the app has been invaluable for logistics and just, overopinion allowed it to eliminate several trucks a day to get the right number of trucks on the job. Due to its FleetWatcher telematics system, E.R. Snell was all, a dashboard view of what’s going on during the “This past year, what we found by using FleetWatcher is able to see where trucks were at all times, eliminate the day,” said Snell. For more information, visit that we were able to quickly identify shortfalls… Our mangrouping and generally keep a steady stream from the www.EarthwaveTech.com.  agers were able to understand if they’ve got delays or if asphalt plant to the paver.

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Right Equipment Makes Impact On Family-Owned Business As small business owners step into the journey of growing their business, identifying the equipment that supports you in working the way you work can make an incredible impact on the trajectory of your business. It’s important to understand what kind of tools and equipment can bolster your business, and what kind could hold you back. For a small business owner, each decision can make a big difference. Small business owners need to consider their business goals first to understand what they need from their tools and equipment. The owner of a family-owned landscaping business shared his perspective on what to look for when choosing landscaping equipment. Family-Owned Small Business Mulder Maintenance and Services (MMS) is a family-owned commercial and residential hardscaping and landscaping business in northern Indiana. Owned and operated by Andy Mulder, MMS has been designing, building and maintaining landscaping sites since 2013. Mulder started his career in high school, working after classes, on weekends and on school breaks. After graduation, he entered the field of landscaping and snow maintenance full time. In 2013, he had already spent more than a decade in the industry and was ready to branch out and start a business of his own. For more than 15 years, Mulder has utilized his skill, expertise, creativity and craftsmanship to grow his business, give back to his community and provide residential and commercial property owners with their ideal outdoor spaces. Identify Priorities For MMS, the right tools and equipment were key to steady growth over time. In the early years of business ownership, Mulder

Small business owners need to consider their business goals first to understand what they need from their tools and equipment.

knew he had to make an investment into the tools and equipment that would support him in working on his own terms. When it came time to choose a truck trailer, he needed to make sure he was making the right decision. “I was looking for something that was more heavy-duty and could handle the larger equipment we kept purchasing as we were growing so much,” he said. After going over his business goals and tapping into the experiences he has had up until that point, the key decision-making factors were: build, quality, weight capacity and customization capability.

“I had heard nothing but good things about Towmaster from my dealer and also from watching the trailers that Tom [The Dirt Ninja] had on his Youtube channel,” said Andy Mulder, owner and operator of Mulder Maintenance and Services.

Armed with an understanding of how he wanted to grow his business, Andy Mulder went to his local dealership to discuss trailer options.

Good Equipment Makes Difference Armed with an understanding of how he wanted to grow his business, Mulder went to his local dealership to discuss trailer options. see MMS page 76

Andy Mulder’s first trailer was customized exactly to his needs, and as a result, he was able to grow his business on his terms.

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Hjort Improves Driver Retention With Fleet of Kenworths In 1955, Russell Hjort pursued his dream of becoming his own boss and established Hjort Excavating, a company that specialized in providing small residential excavating services in central Minnesota. Once a one-man operation with Hjort doing most of the labor, the company has grown to become a leading provider of residential and commercial excavating and trucking services in Minnesota with the help of Hjort’s three sons — Lawrence, Carl and Dennis. Now in its 67th year in business, company ownership has continued down the family tree with Dean Hjort (Lawrence’s son) currently at the helm and his son, Randy Hjort, managing the trucking division. “I’m proud to work for the family business and continue to help grow what my great grandfather started,” said Randy. “It’d be great to see my sons take interest in this company when they’re older and have five generations of Hjorts work for the company. To be in business this long, let alone have this many generations of the same family continue to be involved is pretty special.” The trucking division offers dump, heavy haul and regional delivery services and is a fastgrowing segment within the company. Hjort Excavating’s fleet of 28 trucks — primarily Kenworth W990s and T880s — are both used in dump and heavy haul applications. Hjort Excavating works extensively with asphalt firms in Minnesota and bordering states, which keeps the company’s Kenworth dump trucks busy during road construction season. The trucks are equipped with PACCAR MX-13 engines and automatic transmissions. During the winter months, the dump trucks are used for snow removal and also haul material from company excavating projects. Hjort Excavating’s W990 and T880 day cab tractors pull lowboy trailers or belly dumps and transport excavating equipment to job sites or haul aggregate. The company recently added inter-state heavy hauling to its service offerings. According to Randy, the compa-

The company’s first Kenworth order was for four T880 dump trucks equipped with 455-hp MX-13 engines, purchased through Rihm Kenworth — Coon Rapids.

ny first began transitioning its fleet to Kenworths in 2017 to improve the reliability of the trucks it was operating and to provide drivers with high-quality equipment to help reduce turnover and better recruit drivers. The company’s first Kenworth order was for four T880 dump trucks equipped with 455-hp MX-13 engines, purchased through Rihm Kenworth — Coon Rapids. Later that year, when the Kenworth W990 was introduced, Randy saw an opportunity to add Kenworth’s latest long hood to the mix. “Shane [Corrow, Rihm Kenworth new truck salesman] and I took a trip to the ConExpoCon/Agg show in 2019 and it was there that I got to see the W990 inperson and tour the truck for the first time,” said Randy. “I was impressed by the attention to detail of the design and layout of the cab and visibility over the hood. I was sold on the truck and knew our drivers would appreciate them.” Since adding T880s and W990s to the fleet, Randy said the company is experiencing a well-above industry driver retention rate and sees just 10 percent turnover per year. He noted that his list of highly qualified drivers expressing interest in driving for the company continues to grow and helps to fill any

open positions. “It’s no secret that driver turnover is one of the biggest challenges in the industry. Given the volatility in the employee market the past few years, that is especially true today,” said Randy. “The equipment drivers are in every day makes an impact in their overall satisfaction working for a company. Drivers want to be in trucks that they’re comfortable in, enjoy driving, and are reliable. The feedback from our drivers is especially positive with our Kenworths. It’s a key reason we continue to grow our fleet with them.” On the road, Randy said his drivers are finding the Kenworth W990 to have a sharper turning radius. Enhanced visibility and the truck’s quiet cab are other key attributes that make the W990 a hot commodity among its drivers. For even the most tenured drivers, these features provide a more enjoyable driving experience. “The W990 does an excellent job navigating job sites and drivers appreciate being in classic styled trucks that are easier to drive,” said Randy. “Our drivers experience less fatigue at the end of a long day because it’s a more comfortable ride.” In addition to its T880s and W990s, Hjort Excavating recently

added a Kenworth T680 Next Gen day cab to serve in its heavy haul division. The T680 Next Gen nicknamed “White Thunder,” is used to haul aggregate from quarries to concrete plants. On occasion, the truck will transport heavy equipment cross-country. For long distance trips, the company will put drivers in hotels along the route. The T680 Next Gen features a 500-hp engine and a 12-speed automated transmission. “It’s a great road truck — we’re able to save at the pump since it’s more aerodynamic and it’s capable of hauling everything we need it to,” said Randy. “The technology inside the cab really stands out. Our drivers appreciate the digital display function which lets them customize the gauges that appear on the screen to match their personal preferences. The feature helps minimize distractions since the drivers can pre-select the gauges they use on a regular basis.” Hjort Excavating’s first batch of Kenworths it purchased is approaching five years in operation and they continue to run like new, according to Randy. Downtime is kept to a minimum due to the company’s commitment to staying on top of preventative maintenance schedules and support from Rihm Kenworth — Coon Rapids.

“Quality trucks deserve quality care — we do our best to keep our trucks running in top operating condition and as a result, our Kenworths have been consistently reliable for us,” said Randy. “Our customers appreciate the fact that when our trucks show up to a job site, they can expect the job to get done on time without disruptions. Our equipment looks sharp and professional and is driven by drivers who I believe are the best in the state.” As a small business, Hjort Excavating’s steady growth is built from years of maintaining strong relationships with its customers through reliable service, word-ofmouth referrals, and brand identity through its equipment. Hjort Excavating’s fleet of yellow and black Kenworth trucks with Hjort decals is hard to miss. “We don’t advertise our services in newspapers, on billboards, or through other forms of traditional media,” said Randy. “Our equipment does our advertising for us. It’s easy to recognize our fleet of Kenworths on the road and we get a lot of compliments on them. The quality of our work and reputation as a good company to do business is what makes us successful.” For more information, visit www.kenworth.com. 

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Felling Releases Design Updates to Its Signature Air Tilt Product Line The Felling Trailers’ Air Over the past 10-plus years, Tilt model has undergone the model line has expanded design modifications to to offer six models, with payincrease operator ease of use load capacities ranging from and safety. 19,700 to 50,000 lbs. One of the more notable The Air Tilt’s (TA’s) updates was the fixed unique design utilizes air, approach ramp, which was powered from the tow vehiextended in length from 14 to cle, to tilt the trailer and 22 in. optional ramps, eliminating “The new design offers a the need for hydraulics. The shallower approach angle to The Felling Trailers’ Air Tilt model has undergone air power from the tow vehiimprove loading of compact design modifications to increase operator ease of use cle fills two airbags (four construction equipment such and safety. One of the more notable updates was the airbags optional), which then as skid steers and mini exca- fixed approach ramp, which was extended in length raise the trailer smoothly; the vators. Equipment designs from 14 to 22 in. airbag will then keep the are ever-changing, so it only makes recessed strobe lights. deck in the tilted position to allow for Air Tilt models with the new fixed loading/unloading of multiple pieces of sense to make modifications to keep in step,” said Nathan Uphus, Felling’s approach ramp design were put into equipment. production in the spring of last year and sales manager. Enhanced towing capability and balExtending the fixed approach ramp’s put into service for customers by mid- ance were achieved by placing the length reduced the load angle by year. axles further back on the Air Tilt model The Air Tilt product line was first than other tilt trailers on the market, approximately 10 degrees, providing a better load angle with a more subtle released to the trailer industry in early according to the manufacturer. break-over point. The new design also 2010. Initially, the model line consisted For more information, visit allows for the option of full-size oval of the FT-40-2 TA and FT-50-3 TA. www.felling.com. 

Volvo Trucks Tests Its Electric Vehicles in Arctic Circle’s Extreme Winter Weather Many of us have experienced it — the battery in the phone loses power when the blistering cold sets in. To avoid the same fate, Volvo Trucks has tested its electric trucks in extremely cold weather close to the Arctic Circle. The result? A feature to maintain battery performance, even when the temperature is far below zero. What happens to a battery-powered truck when the thermometer shows -25 C and hard winds set in? To find out, Volvo Trucks has conducted winter tests in the far northern part of Sweden. One tangible result of the winter testing is a new feature called Ready to Run. This feature prepares the truck for the workday when needed by pre-heating, or if operating in very warm weather, by cooling the batteries and the cab of the truck. The driver can easily start the preheating or precooling remotely via an app. Electric trucks are an important part of the solution for reducing CO2 emissions, but so far they represent only a modest percentage of the total truck market. Only a few hundred all-electric heavy-duty trucks have been delivered to transporters in Europe this year. The complete Ready to Run feature will be available on the Volvo FH, FM and FMX Electric that are used for regional haul and light construction. Facts about Volvo’s electric trucks: • Volvo Trucks have a range of six all electric trucks designed to cover a wide variety of different transport

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SmithCo Unveils Side Dump With Hydraulic Suspension SmithCo Side Dump Trailers mining side dump trailer with a fully dedicated hydraulic suspension system reduces issues for mines in cold climates and further enhances the advantages SmithCo side dump trailers offer to the mining industry. Compared to conventional haul units, SmithCo side dumps, which were engineered by Simard Suspensions, offer lower ton-mile costs, a smaller footprint, less fuel use and many other benefits, the company said.

“SmithCo is helping to transform the mining industry and this is another example of how SmithCo is at the forefront of hauling innovations,” said Scott Lovell, SmithCo president and CEO. “We’re always pushing ourselves and our partners to offer more capabilities for our customers.” Advantages of Hydraulic Suspensions for Mining The advantages of side dumps with

hydraulic suspensions for the mining industry are many. The Simard suspension system allows axle ends to move independently of one another to navigate washboard roads more easily, reducing wear and tear and improving stability. A trailer with this system allows optimal axle load distribution whether fully loaded, partially loaded, or empty. It offers automatic transverse leveling before dumping and semi-active roll stabilization. The hydraulic

Compared to conventional haul units, SmithCo side dumps, which were engineered by Simard Suspensions, offer lower ton-mile costs, a smaller footprint, less fuel use and many other benefits, the company said.

system also eliminates the need for replacing air springs, shocks or trailing arms, which cuts down on maintenance and downtime. For mining operations in Arctic conditions, the hydraulic system eliminates the risk of air freeze-up issues. Side Dump Trailers Open Doors for Mining Mine operations around the world are discovering the advantages of hauling with custom SmithCo side dump trailers instead of conventional haul trucks. The smaller footprint of the tractor-trailer combo improves the feasibility of opening satellite mines. Ton-mile costs are further lowered with less fuel use, less tire wear and less expensive tires, more easily serviceable parts and more uptime. Side dumps can dump their loads over barriers, berms or into crusher chutes and deliver payloads up to 200 tons when trained together, making them a nimble competitor to conventional mining trucks. “We don’t know of any trailer that’s been built like this, and we’re eager to show what’s new and what’s next for mining trailers,” said Lovell. For more information, visit sidedump.com. 

MMS Grows Business Due to Towmaster’s Customization MMS from page 70

“I had heard nothing but good things about Towmaster from my dealer and also from watching the trailers that Tom [The Dirt Ninja] had on his Youtube channel. My dealer let me try a T14DT for an afternoon and allowed me to haul my 10,000-lb. track loader around and I was sold instantly.”

Andy Mulder’s first trailer was customized exactly to his needs, and as a result, he was able to grow his business on his terms.

“My dealer let me try a T14DT for an afternoon and allowed me to haul my 10,000-lb. track loader around and I was sold instantly,” said Andy Mulder, owner and operator of Mulder Maintenance and Services.

Mulder ultimately chose Towmaster because of the build quality. “I have never used a trailer that feels more solid than these. You literally don’t even know it’s loaded with the weight you put on it,” he said. “The I-beam frame is a big selling feature. They are just night and day different from other trailers I have used in the past. I also love that you can get different style ramps for any trailer you want.”

Mulder’s first trailer was customized exactly to his needs, and as a result, he was able to grow his business on his terms. Now, MMS has grown into a company of six people who focus on creative outdoor landscaping solutions that require a high level of attention to detail. Future of Mulder Maintenance and Services The future is bright for Mulder Maintenance and Services, as busi-

ness continues to grow and expand its customer base. As his business advances, Mulder will continue to tap into the experiences of his team and his business goals to understand what equipment he’ll need in the future. “The next time we buy a trailer we will be buying a T-50 that can haul two to three machines at the same time with one truck,” he said. “I couldn't be happier with my Towmaster trailers.” 

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WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR BACKHOE LOADERS, ALL MODELS – NEED TO BUY USED CAT WHEEL LOADERS, BACKHOES, EXCAVATORS, HIGHWAY TRUCK. EMAIL: SEARCHT930@GMAIL.COM PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: CHAINS AND SPROCKETS FOR KOBELCO 400IV OR 480 EXCAVATOR, NEW OR USED. EMAIL: FJS-1@ATT.NET PHONE: 724-535-7722 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: BUCKET FOR JOHN DEERE 644H WITH CUTTING EDGE OR TEETH 4.25 YARD. EMAIL: FJS-1@ATT.NET PHONE: 724-535-7722 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (PA): JOHN DEERE BUCKETS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR BUCKET FOR JOHN DEERE 644H WITH CUTTING EDGE OR TEETH 4.25 YARD. EMAIL: FJS-1@ATT.NET PHONE: 724-535-7722 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR DUMP TRUCKS - CAT 725-745'S 10,000 HOURS OR LESS, WILL BUY IN GROUPS. EMAIL: ANDREWL@BLACKSTARACA.COM; PHONE: 312-898-5355 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US); TEREX BUCKET TRUCKS, ALL MODELS - 55 FT & 60 FT 4-5 YEARS OLD, PREFERABLY PREFER TEREX 5TC-55 & ALTEC AA55E PREFER FREIGHTLINER CHASSIS. EMAIL: ZACHZ@BLACKSTARACA.COM; PHONE: 815-575-6797 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 916 WHEEL LOADERS; RUNNING OR NONRUNNING UNITS REQUIRED. EMAIL: IMPERIALMACHINERYTRADER@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 281-694-5478 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 966F II WHEEL LOADERS EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NJ): CASE BACKHOE LOADERS: 580SK, 580L, 580SL, 580LII, 580SLII, 580M, 580MII, 580MIII, 580SM, 580SM+, 580SMII, 580SMIII, 580N EP, 580N, 580SN, 580SN WT EMAIL: FRANKHORAN@ GROFFTRACTOR.COM PHONE: 800-654-USED –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR MOTOR GRADERS, ALL MODELS LOOKING TO BUY USED CAT MOTOR GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H AND 14M. PLEASE SEND ME A PICTURE OF WHAT YOU HAVE WITH DETAIL AND YOUR ASKING PRICE. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EX450 EXCAVATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI / JOHN DEERE EXCAVATORS 400 AND 450 SIZES. EMAIL: IKRAMKHAN@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +92-333-5555-360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 916 WHEEL LOADERS - URGENTLY NEED CAT 916, 926, 966F AND 970F WHEEL LOADER, ALSO HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX 270, EX 400 AND 450. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923335555360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; WE ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING HITACHI EXCAVATORS (DIGGERS) 450, 400, 270, 300, 200 SIZE. EMAIL: NORTHHEAVYEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): INTERNATIONAL MODEL FUEL / LUBE TRUCKS, ALL MODELS. LOOKING FOR 1 OR 2 FUEL TRUCKS. THEY WOULD NEED TO BE: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION -DECENT MILES, ENGINE HOURS -PREFERABLY MULTIPLE COMPARTMENTS -PREFERABLY INTERNATIONAL, BUT NOT A MUST -NO DPF, OR MAXXFORCE ENGINES. ONE WOULD BE MAXIMUM $40,000 RANGE, AND THE OTHER AS CHEAP AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU. EMAIL: MANAGER@ COMMERCIALFLEETSUPPLY.COM; PHONE: 347-489-4474 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS, ALL MODELS. WE NEED TO BUY CAT USED WHEEL LOADER 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, 980C,980F ALSO CAT MOTOR GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H, AND 14M. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET US KNOW THANKS. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EX450 LC-5 EXCAVATORS. WE ARE LOOKING FOR USED HEAVY CONSTRUCTION MACHINES. PLEASE OFFER US FOLLOWING MENTION MACHINES & EMAIL US DETAILS WITH PICTURES CATERPILLAR MOTOR GRADERS 140G CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966FII, 970F, 980F HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX400, EX400LC, EX300LC, EX330LC-5, EX450LC-5, EX400-5, EX60WD, EX100WD. JOHN DEERE 495D, 595D. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHANINTRCO@ HOTMAIL.COM PHONE: +923332316587 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 950B WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY CAT WHEEL LOADERS 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966F II, 970F, 980F. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHAN73@YAHOO.COM PHONE: +923333298751 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR SEVERAL CAT 330DL, 336DL, 336EL EXCAVATORS UNDER 10,000 HOURS AND WHOLESALE PRICED. EMAIL: LJEQUIPMENT3@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 1-3309873508 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR OLDER HITACHI EXCAVATORS AND CAT WHEEL LOADERS, IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION OR NON-RUNNING MACHINES. EMAIL US TO DISCUSS. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX450 EXCAVATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI EX 400 AND 450 SIZES EXCAVATORS. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS – WE NEED TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATORS ZX 200-1, ZX 330, ZX 450, ZX 650, ZX 850 EX 270-1, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. ALSO KOMATSU EXCAVATORS PC400, KOMATSU PC 450-6, KOMATSU PC 7506. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET US KNOW, THANKS. EMAIL: EDDIE.SIDDIQUI3@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS KOMATSU WHEEL LOADERS - WE NEED TO BUY KOMATSU WHEEL LOADER WA-600-3, WA-600-6, WA-30, WA-40, WA 50. IF YOU HAVE AVAILABLE, PLEASE LET US KNOW. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 972H WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: PONTO2002EG@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS - WE ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING JOHN DEERE EXCAVATORS 790, 495 & 595 AND HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX 270-1, EX 270-5, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NE): ALL MODELS ATLAS COPCO BREAKERS / HAMMERS. EMAIL: JAKE.SMITH41@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 402-350-3280 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS WAIN ROY BUCKETS - LOOKING FOR 24", 30" OR 36" BACKHOE BUCKETS. I HAVE A CATERPILLAR 420D EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE PIN CATERPILLAR QUICK EXCHANGE SYSTEM. CATERPILLAR, WAIN-ROY OR SIMILAR BUCKETS WOULD BE FINE. THE CLOSER TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, THE BETTER, BUCKET WILL NEED TO BE SHIPPED. PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND PRICES. THANKS IN ADVANCE. EMAIL: TWOPETIES@AOL.COM; PHONE: 239-440-4254 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS - LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: ELROYFITZGERALDSALES@ GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MD): KOMATSU ANY KOMATSU PC100-5,120-5,150-5,200-5,220-5,3005 EXCAVATOR EMAIL: MIKE@3MEQUIPMENT.COM; PHONE: 240-910-0877 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHANINTRCO@ HOTMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS VERMEER TRENCHING / BORING / CABLE PLOWS - M495 VERMEER VIBRATORY PLOW. NEED WHOLE MACHINE WHETHER IT RUNS OR FOR PARTS. EMAIL: JOHN@PIONEERTREE.COM; PHONE: 612-860-5327 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX270LC EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 988F WHEEL LOADER; USED CATERPILLAR 988F, IDEALLY MANUFACTURED IN YEARS 1993-1995 AND IN WORKING CONDITION. EMAIL: BRIAN@CANDEVINC.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): WE ARE LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT IN ANY CONDITION (RUNNING GOOD, DOESN’T WORK, HAVE AN ISSUE, HIGH HOURS, ROUGH SHAPE, DISMANTLED MACHINE) LIKE (WHEEL LOADERS, CRAWLER LOADERS, DOZERS, EXCAVATORS, MOTOR GRADERS, LOADER BACKHOES AND SKID STEERS). ALSO WE BUY OLD CAT MACHINES. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CASE 1150E CRAWLER DOZER, MUST HAVE WINCH AND POSSIBLY BRUSH RAKE. EMAIL: MTRAY10@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): A FRONT BUCKET SINGLE DUMP CYLINDER FOR A JOHN DEERE 415B LOADER/BACKHOE.. MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER 004286…JD PART NUMBER RE13064..SAME PISTON AS A 410. EMAIL: DEANDRS@VERIZON.NET; PHONE: 610-417-5123 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): NEED FOLLOWING CAT WHEEL LOADERS: 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966FII, 970F, 980F. OFFER AT GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: HIDAYATMASOOD@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX200, EX270, EX270LC, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. EMAIL: FAIZKHAN0316@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923332925103 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WV): NELSON 6000 WELDERS - LOOKING FOR NELSON DUAL GUN SYSTEM WITH GEN SET AND TRAILER, AND/OR PRO-WELD DUAL GUN ARC 3000 MACHINE. EMAIL: WEH@ TRIANGLEINCORPORATED.COM; PHONE: 304-562-6282 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CHALLENGER 85C TRACTORS - I AM IN NEED OF A USED SET OF TRACKS FOR ANY OF THE CAT CHALLENGER 65, 75 OR 85C. EMAIL: PI2279@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 319-470-8388 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MA): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS - LOWER SUPPORT RAIL GOES FRONT TO BACK RIGHT SIDE AND TOOL BOX RH SIDE LOWER RAIL THAT GOES FRONT TO BACK SUPPORTING TOOL BOX. EMAIL: BILLD@TDICENZO.COM; PHONE: 207-214-9610 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CRAWLER DOZERS - LOOKING FOR D5B, D6C OR D6D. WILLING TO DO SOME WORK ON THEM IF NEEDED, EVEN PARTS MACHINE. EMAIL: JT_FERGUSON_EXC@SBCGLOBAL.NET PHONE: 317-439-7306 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (CT): ALL MODELS DYNAPAC LAND ROLLERS - WANTED GALLION STATIC PAVING ROLLERS EMAIL: JPICT@AOL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 420D WHEEL LOADER – NEED TO BUY ANY BACKHOE. ALSO LOOKING FOR EXCAVATOR AND WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 926M WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION *ANY CONDITION* EMAIL: SEARCHT930@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 12H MOTOR GRADER - I`M LOOKING TO BUY ANY CAT 12H, ANY CONDITION EMAIL: NANI@EAGLEEQUIPMENT.CO; PHONE: 240-397-8180 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Auctions are subject to change, please check Auctioneers websites for details ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEER www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944

• Winnipeg, MB May 11 - 12, 2022

• Timed Online April 29 – May 11, 2022 For: Central New York

• Fort Worth, TX May 17 - 19, 2022

• Youngstown, OH Sat., April 30, 2022 For: Large One Owner Construction Equipment & more • Syracuse, NY Wed., May 4, 2022 For: Fun Charity Auction

• Los Angeles May 13, 2022

• Montreal, QC May 18 - 20, 2022 • Orlando, FL May 19, 2022 • Tipton, CA May 19, 2022 • Chilliwack, BC May 24 - 25, 2022

• Hartford, CT Fri., May 6, 2022 For: Very Large Snow Job Completion Auction

• Rocky Mountain Regional May 25 - 26, 2022

• Long Island, NY Sat., May 7, 2022 For: Late Model Construction & Utility Equipment and more

• Phoenix, AZ June 3, 2022

• Atlantic Canada Regional May 26, 2022

• Grande Prairie, AB June 8-9, 2022

• Utica, NY Thurs., May 12, 2022 For: Complete Liquidation Retirement Auction

BAR NONE AUCTION www.barnoneauction.com 866-372-1700

• Fredericksburg, VA Fri., May 13, 2022 For: Late Model Construction & Utility Equipment

• Live Online Sat., May 14, 2022 For: Sacramento, CA Monthly Public Auction

• Syracuse, NY Sun, May 15, 2022 For: Large Midi & Mini Construction Equipment & more

• Live Online Fri., May 27, 2022 For: Woodburn, OR Monthly Public Auction

• Houston, TX Tues., May 17, 2022 For: Late Model Construction Equipment & more

BIDADOO AUCTIONS www.bidadoo.com 1-877-BIDADOO

• Bushnell, FL Wed., May 18, 2022 For: Rental Return Construction Utility Equipment & more • Pittsburgh, PA Fri., May 20, 2022 For: Recently Completed Earthmoving Job • Delaware, OH Sat., May 21, 2022 For: Rental Fleet Construction Equipment & more RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS www.rbauction.com 402-421-3631 All our auctions are now online bidding only! • Edmonton, AB May 2 - 6, 2022 • Toronto, ON May 10 - 12, 2022

• Online May 3, 2022 • Online May 10, 2022 • Online May 17, 2022 BIG IRON AUCTIONS www.bigiron.com 800-937-3558 • Online May 4, 2022 • Online May 11, 2022 • Online May 18, 2022 DUNN DEAL AUCTION CO. www.dunndealauctions.net 614-946-6853 • Stoutsville, OH Sat., May 14, 2022 For: Spring Columbus Heavy Equipment Truck & Trailer Auction

Coming Auctions To view information on upcoming auctions visit our Auction Calendar at www.constructionequipmentguide.com FREY & SONS, INC. www.freyandsons.com 419-455-3739

• Orangeburg, SC Tues., May 24, 2022 For: Live & Online

• Toledo, OH Thurs., May 19, 2022 For: Public Auction

• Holland, OH Thurs., May 26, 2022 For: Live & Online

HESS AUCTIONEERS www.hessauctioneers.net 866-511-2493 • Marietta, PA Fri., June 10, 2022 For: Truck, Trailer & Equipment Auction

• Ladson, SC Wed., June 1, 2022 For: Live & Online • Clayton, IN Sat., June 4, 2022 For: Live & Online

• Online Thurs., May 5, 2022 For: Monarch Cement Surplus Equipment & Inventory Auction • Online Tues., May 10, 2022 For: City of Wichita Auction • Online Tues., May 10, 2022 For: Government Auction • Online Wed., May 11, 2022 For: Ag Equipment Auction • Online Thurs., May 12, 2022 For: Truck & Trailer Auction

• Online Wed., May 18, 2022 JOEY MARTIN AUCTIONEERS For: Vehicles & Equipment www.joeymartinauctioneers.com Auction 864-940-4800 • Online HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY • Cope, SC Thurs., May 19, 2022 www.hunyady.com Sat., May 14, 2022 For: Construction Equipment For: Low Country Heavy 800-233-6898 Auction Equipment Public Auction • Virtual Live • Carrollton, GA Wed., May 11, 2022 RES AUCTION SERVICES For: Surplus Liquidation R&R Fri., May 27, 2022 www.RES.bid For: West Georgia Heavy Construction Co., Inc. 833-SOLD-RES Equipment Public Auction I.R.A.Y. AUCTION www.iraymn.com 320-968-7230 • Online Only Wed., May 18, 2022 For: Heavy Equipment, Semi, Truck, Trailer Consignment Auction JAMES G. MURPHY INC. AUCTIONEERS www.murphyauction.com 425-486-1246

LEIST AUCTIONEERS michiganauction.com 833-323-2243

• Wooster, OH Sat., May 14, 2022 For: Construction Equipment Consignment Auction

• Mt. Sterling, KY • Gaylord, MI Fri., June 3, 2022 Sat., May 7, 2022 For: Spring Equipment Auction For: Construction Equipment Consignment Auction MIDEAST EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS www.mideastequip.com 860-370-9993 • Bloomfield, CT Sat., May 21, 2022 For: Annual Spring Auction

RTI AUCTIONS www.teitsworth.com 585-243-1563

SHERIDAN REALTY & AUCTION COMPANY www.sheridanauctionservice.com 517-676-9800 • Ann Arbor, MI Tues., May 24, 2022 For: Tree & Forestry Equipment Auction STEFFES GROUP INC. www.steffesgroup.com 701-237-9173 • Timed Online May 3 - 10, 2022 For: City of Fargo Fleet Equipment Auction • Timed Online May 6 - 11, 2022 For: Steffes Auction –Midwest Locations • Timed Online May 10 - 17, 2022 For: S&H Construction Retirement Auction • Timed Online May 11, 2022 For: Bard Materials Construction Equipment • Timed Online May 12 - 18, 2022 For: Construction Equipment Auction • Timed Online May 12 - 19, 2022 For: DNB Energy Services Inc Retirement Auction • Timed Online May 18 - 25, 2022 For: Cougar Tree Care Excess Equipment Auction • Timed Online May 20 - 25, 2022 For: Steffes Online Auction

• Geneseo, NY Sat., April 30, 2022 • Online For: NY Favorite Consignment WAUSAU ACTIONEERS June 7 - 14, 2022 Auction www.wausauauctioneers.com For: Public Online Logging & NORTH COUNTRY AUCTIONS • Palmyra, NY 800-432-1922 Mill Equipment Auction www.northcountry-auctions.com Sat., May 14, 2022 • Hatley, WI 603-539-5322 For: 37th Annual Palmyra Wed., May 18, 2022 • Dighton, MA JEFF MARTIN Government Surplus Auction For: Edwin Siekierzynski, May 6 - 7, 2022 AUCTIONEERS, INC. Owner www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com For: Annual Spring Auction SALES AUCTION 601-450-6200 COMPANY, LLC YODER & FREY • Glencoe, MN PURPLE WAVE AUCTION www.salesauctioncompany.com HEAVY EQUIPMENT www.purplewave.com Sat., April 30, 2022 860-627-7506 AUCTIONS For: Farm Equipment Auction 866-608-9283 www.yoderandfrey.com • Timed Online • Online • Online Only 419-865-3990 Fri., May 6, 2022 Wed., May 4, 2022 Tues., May 3, 2022 th Annual Spring For: 13 • Kissimmee, FL For: Vehicles & Equipment • Akron, OH Auction Tues., May 17, 2022 Auction Sat., May 7, 2022 For: Florida Auction • Windsor Locks, CT • Online For: Live & Online Thurs., May 5, 2022 Sat., May 7, 2022 • Stanton, TX • Findlay, OH For: Construction Equipment For: 13th Annual Spring Sat., May 14, 2022 Wed., June 1, 2022 Auction Auction For: Ohio Auction For: Live & Online

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DM6026 ‘96 CA C T D8R dozer

MX9959 ‘06 CAT D6R XW Series III dozer

JN9264 ‘11 CAT 320DL excavator

DR1140 ‘17 Case 721G wheel loader

DK3641 ‘10 CAT 980H wheel loader

IU U9824 ‘14 Komatsu WA500-7 W wheel loader

MX X9975 ‘07 CAT 330DL excavator

MX9960 ‘92 CAT 140G motor grader

IM9875 ‘16 Ford F550 Super Duty XL bucket truck

JL9681 ‘12 Komatsu PC490LC-10 excavator

IF9447 ‘20 Takeuchi TL8 tracked skid steer

D DK4351 ‘01 Kenworth T800 ready mix truck

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RES Announces Its New Facility in Mount Sterling, Ky. RES Auction Services has announced its entry into the Kentucky market with a new auction site located at 45 Interstate Drive, Mount Sterling, Ky. Its inaugural Kentucky auction is scheduled for June 3. Items at the site will be sold live, with onsite and online bidding. According to RES Auction Services co-owner Andy White, the addition of the company’s new Kentucky location is a part of a strategic plan to bring its worldclass, customer-focused auction services into new markets when the need presents itself. The company had been considering the Kentucky market when Kevin Teets, an auctioneer with the company, suggested they speak with Kentucky resident Trent Shaftner. Shaftner’s 39 years of dealer and auction related experience in the construction equipment marketplace, along with his outlook on customer service, made the choice an easy one for the company. “We’re thrilled to expand into Kentucky,” said White. “We’d been looking for the right situation, resources and staff and we’re confident that with Trent Shaftner as a part of the team we’ve found the right combination. After sitting down with Trent, we were convinced that his vision and values aligned with the culture at RES Auction Services. He’s a natural to take our company in the direction we want to go in Kentucky.” Shaftner is equally pleased to join RES Auction Services. “I was immediately impressed with what they’ve accomplished in Ohio,” he said. “Our shared goals make this

RES Auction Services’ premier auction facility in Wooster, Ohio, has gained a strong reputation for equipment sellers and buyers from Ohio and around the world.

RES Auction Services’ Trent Shaftner (L) and Andy White look forward to the company’s inaugural Kentucky auction, to be held in Mount Sterling, Ky., on June 3.

an exciting opportunity and time to play a role in their ongoing success. From large construction firms to an individual with a single piece of equipment, I believe equipment sellers and buyers in Kentucky will be impressed with what RES Auction Services brings to the table.” Along with its upcoming auction on June 3, RES Auction Services plans for a second Kentucky Auction to be held Oct. 28. RES Auction Services’ first auction at its 64-acre facility located along U.S. Route 30 in Wooster, Ohio, was conducted in 2017. The

company added an indoor bidding area and office in 2019 to accommodate auction attendees during inclement weather. The familyowned company has quickly established a strong reputation in northeast Ohio for its real estate, agriculture and heavy equipment auctions. With more than 25 auctioneers and staff, RES Auction Services conducts auctions weekly. The company is a member of the National Auctioneers Association and has been recognized with more than 20 national and state auctioneer awards. For more information, visit www.res.bid.  CEG

INDOT Kicks Off 2022 Next Level Roads Construction Season Gov. Eric J. Holcomb joined Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) Commissioner Mike Smith, law enforcement and road construction industry partners to kick off the 2022 Next Level Roads construction season. The kickoff event was held at the Indianapolis Traffic Management Center in Indianapolis. “Indiana’s economy is growing exponentially, and our state’s strong infrastructure plays an important role in that success,” Holcomb said. “This year’s Next Level Roads projects represent a historically sig-

nificant investment in transportation to support our efforts to make Indiana a premiere destination to live, work, learn and play and stay.” More than 1,300 state projects are scheduled for construction on Indiana roads in 2022. When combined with preventative maintenance projects, the state is investing more than $3 billion to improve road and bridge conditions, safety and mobility this year. Holcomb’s Next Level Roads plan spends an estimated $60 billion on road construction and maintenance over 20 years.

With construction season kicking into high gear, Indiana residents and travelers to the Crossroads of America will see an increasing number of “Road Work Ahead” signs. “Our 2022 construction program is laserfocused on enhancing safety and connectivity across Indiana’s transportation system," Smith said. “Due to the leadership of Governor Holcomb and the General Assembly, we’re investing in our infrastructure at historic levels and doing the necessary work to preserve and enhance Indiana’s

reputation for delivering a best-in-class infrastructure network.” Hoosiers are encouraged to visit nextlevelroads.com to use INDOT’s Google Map tool to find projects happening near them. With the record-breaking number of construction sites across the state, INDOT and the Indiana State Police are partnering to remind the public about work zone awareness. Hoosier motorists are encouraged to slow down, avoid distractions and drive with extra caution in work zones. For more information, visit in.gov/indot. 

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Funds Will Fix 10 of Most Economically Significant Bridges SURFACE from page 66

“Today’s funding will help reduce the backlog of major repairs for highways and bridges and increase the number of communities that have strategies to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries,” according to a DOT announcement. Additional funding to be announced in 2022 will contribute to: • fixing up to 10 of the most economically significant bridges and more than 15,000 smaller bridges across the country; • reconnecting as many as 20 communities by removing portions of interstates and redesigning rural main streets; and • spurring the creation of a nationwide network of 500,000 electronic vehicle chargers by 2030. “Providing states with information on their apportioned funds today is an important first step in using the resources provided in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to make transportation systems across the country safer and more resilient,” said Stephanie Pollack, deputy federal highway administrator. “We look forward to working with transportation agencies and the communities they serve to use these resources to build a better America.” DOT explained that Federal-aid Highway Program funds are authorized periodically by Congress in multi-year laws “to assist the states in providing for construction, reconstruction, and improvement of highways and bridges on eligible Federal-aid routes and for other special purpose programs and projects.” The IIJA establishes or continues FHWA programs and authorizes funding for those programs from the Highway Trust Fund. FHWA is distributing funds through the apportionment process, using a statutory formula to determine the amount available to each state. The agency also issued obligation limitation, allowing states to commit part of their apportioned funding, for the period through Feb.18, 2022, when the current Continuing Resolution for Federal Fiscal Year 2022 appropriations ended. “Obligation limitation represents the ability of a state or

The FHWA estimates that for every $1 billion in highway and bridge infrastructure investment at least 13,000 jobs throughout the U.S. economy are supported.

other entity to enter into a project using Federal funds, with the federal government making a binding promise to pay or reimburse the state or other entity for the Federal share of the project’s eligible costs,” according to the DOT. Wish List for 2023 In late March, the Biden administration submitted to

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Congress its FY 2023 proposed budget. Including $27 billion in guaranteed IIJA advanced appropriations, the DOT reports its total budget will be $142 billion. The department noted that FY 2023 will be the second year of the implementation of the IIJA, which “provides a once in a generation opportunity to modernize our transportation infrastructure and build the foundation the American people need to compete and win in the 21st Century.” The president’s budget makes critical investments in the American people that will help lay a stronger foundation for shared growth and prosperity for generations to come, stated the department. Advance safety on highways is an aim of the Biden administration, which has earmarked funds accordingly. Some $3 billion is set aside for FHWA’s Highway Safety Improvement Program, which seeks to reduce the number of lives lost on our nation’s highways, bridges, and roads. The DOT budget also supports transportation projects designed to lower commute times, improve safety, reduce freight bottlenecks, connect communities and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Those investments include $4 billion for the National Infrastructure Investments grant program to support transportation projects with significant benefits across multiple modes. This figure is $3 billion above the 2021 enacted level. The budget also earmarks $1.64 billion for the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America grant program, which has a focus on reducing freight and highway bottlenecks.  CEG

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Huge g Line of Co onstruction & Farm m Equipment q p Skid i Loaders • Trucks and Trailers i • Attachments Auction held at the RES Auction Ya Yard 3375 Fry Road, Wooster. Located just Westt of Wooster on the corner of Fry Road and US RTE 30. Hay Equipment: New Holland 315 Kickker Baler; John Deere 336 Small Square Baleerr,, twine wrapping, 540 PTO; pt Cultivator; John Deere RM 6-Row Tillage Equipment: Massey Ferguson 3 Bottom Plow; 1 bottom plow; Fordson 3p 30”” Cultivator; John Deere 16”” 4 Bottom m Plow; Gehl 412 Rol-a-bar Rake; Farm Hand d 5 Wheel Hay Rake; Hiniker 5000 Cultivatorr,, 6 row, 30”” spacings; 6’’ 3pt Disc; 2013 2 McFarlan 26’’Rolling Basket Finisherr,, hhydraulic fo fold, lights; John Deere T0230 21.5’’ Disc, 9” 21.5 9” spacings, newer blades & b bearings; International 5 Shank Deep Rippeer; O, 3pt, OROPS, diesel, 6’’ Edwards flail hydraulic mowerr,, w/ additional Tractors: 1993 Ford 5030 2WD Tractorr,, 75HPP, 540 PTTO tires ffoor rear dual, 7,050 hrs; Lamborghini Runner 450 4WD Tractorr,, diesel engine, (6) ( suitcase weights, 2 SCV remotes, 540 PTO, O, 3pt, 1,117 hrs; 2011 Branson 3510i 4WD Tractorr,, 35 HPP, ROPS, 540 PTO, O, 3p pt hitch, Shuttle Shift transmission, industrial tires, front loader w/ bucket aand bale spear; Harvest Equipment/Headers: New Ideea 4-Row Corn Planter; International 1420 Combine, C rotor machine, 3,560 hrs; Other Ag: John Deere 8’’3pt Finish Mow wer; Royal King 7’’ 3pt Brush Hog; (10) Allis Chalmers C Suitcase Weights; Field TTaank, electric pump; West Field 62’x10”” Augerr; 2013 Woods BW1620X Batwing Brush Hoog, 14’’ cutt,, pull type draw barr,, owned by Canaan TToownship; John Deere 5’’ 3pt Brush Hog; 56”” 3pt Ditch Mower; Lawn & Garden: Cub Cadet LLTTX1050VTT Riding Mowerr,, 50”” deck, gas, 24HPP,, Kawassaki engine, new battery, y, one ownerr,, 44 hrs; Howard Price Tri-deck Mowerr,, 12’’ cuut,, diesel, Ya Yanmar 3 cylinder engine, 40HPP,, 4WD 4 & cruise control does not work, new front tires, new hydraulic hoses, haas been rewired, manual shut off; Cub Cadeet 1450 Lawn Tractorr,, 44”” deck, gas, engine rebuilt in 2014; 2015 Ferris IS21000Z Zero-Turn Mowerr,, 61”” deck, owned by Canaan C Township, 745 hrs; Jacobson To HR5111 Lawn Mowerr,, 12’’ batwing mow werr,, 10 of the 12 wheels are fo foam filled, 2 noomadic tires are brand new w,, blades need d sharpened, h d diesel di l, 4WD D, 1,778 D, 1 778 hhrs; 44”” Cub C bC Cadet d t Sh Shaft ft Drive D i Mower M Deck; D k Other Construction: 1987 Mark II Poweer Screen, 2 new screens, 3 cylinder diesel Lister L engine, wheels, ROPS; Solar Tech Electric Construction Road Sign, ellectric, pull behind; Doodan C185 Generatoorr,, 45HPP, diesel engine; 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Bed, dual wheel fenderss, backup camera, rear bumper w/ hitch; Waacker Nueson LTN6 Light To Towerr,, Kohler diesel engine, 4,796.5 hrs; 2017 Ford F-3350 Bed, dual wheel fenders, back up cameera; Doosan C185 Generatorr,, Kubota diesel engine, electric start, 49HP; Doossan C185 Generatorr,, Kubota diesel engine, electric e start, 49HP; (4) Volvo Road Machinery Bonnet; 1977 Galion T500 Road d Graderr,, owned by Milton To Township; 1998 Grove RT750 Crane, 5,387 hrs; Hypac C-330B Asphalt Rollerr,, machine weight 8,750lb, operating machine weight 12,1000lbs, static rollerr,, water system, 2,563 hrs; 2003 Atlas Copco QAS-28 Generatoorr,, 20KW, W, 7,950 hrs; 1999 Grove RT750 Crane, 6,969 miles; 2011 Wanco WLLTTC4 Light TToowerr,, 4,281 hrs; 2008 Magnum ML MLT3060 Light To Towerr,, 8,915 hrs; 1996 Ingerssol Rand DD32 Asphalt Rollerr,, 380 hrs; 12’’ Aluminium Truck Flatbed w/ bumpeer; Premier T125 4’x6””Quick Attach Trencheer; V-Plow, owned by Milton Tw Twp; CAT 56 Winch; (2) Meyers 8’’ Snow Plow; Con ncrete Trowel; Type Electric Boom Lifft, 35’’ max height, 500lb max weighht, battery operated, 1 hrs; 2020 JLLG Lifts: 2022 JLG T350 Pull Ty 670SJ All Te Terrain Boom Lift, 66’’ max worrking height, 550lb max weight, 27,420lb G GVW, W, diesel, 13 hrs; 2022 JLG ES1932 Scissor Lift, 19 19’’ max working height; 20114 JLLG 1230ES Scissor Lift, 12 12’’ max working height; Genie 3940 Manlift, electric, 750lbs lifft capacity, y, 39’’ working height, towable; Skyjack SJIII 4632 Scissor Lift, elecctric, 32’’ working height, 700lbs lifftt capacity, y, machine weight: 5075lbs, 250 hrs; Skyjack SJIII 3219 Scissor Lifftt, electric, 19’’ working height, 550lbs lift capacity, y, machine weight: 2,580lbs, 194 hrs; 20133 JLG 260 MRT All Te Terrain Scissor Lift, diesel, 26’’ working height, 1250lbs lift capacity, y, 4WD D,, 946 hrs; JLLG 6036 Te Telehaandlerr,, body tiltt, 4-wheel steerr,, 2,339 hrs; JLLG G 1230ES Scissor Lift, 12’’ max working height, 500lb lift capacity; 2014 JLG 12330 ES Scissor Lifftt, electricc,, 12’’working heighht, 500lbs lift capacity, y, 57 hrs; Clark GCS17S Forklift,t, propane, 3050lb lifftt cap pacity, y, 4,484.5 hrs; 2014 CAT AT JL1055C Te Telehhandlerr,, OROPS, 10,000lbs lift capacity, y, 55’’ max height, 16 ply tires, 4’’ fo forks, 3,3112 hrs; 2001 JLG 600-AJ Boom Lift, hydraulicc hoses leaking in the chassis, steer axle king pin bearings needs replaced, nneeds new bearing & reman couplerr,, hydraaulic pump shaft seal needs replaced, engine cooling fan needs replaced; 20006 Lull 944E-42 Forklift, 9,000lb lift capacity, y, hi-reach(CS), 10,882 hrs; 2008 Genie S-125 Te Telescopic Boom Lift, 4x4, diesel, working height: 125’’, lift capacity: 500lbs, 100 1 hrs; 2007 Genie S-65 Te Telescopic Boom Lifftt, 4x4, diesel, working height: 65’ 6 ’, lifftt capacity: 500lbs, 531 hrs; Skid Loaders: CAT AT 259D Skid Loaderr,, 16”” tracks, auxiliary hydraulics, C/H/A, hand controls, 74”” bucket, hydraulic couplerr,, 2,082 hrs; 2022 Bobcat T66 Track Skid Looaderr,, C/H/A, pilot controls, hi flow auxiliarry hydraulics, 2-speed, 12””tracks, 4””pallet forks, backup camera, 62 hrs; Kubotaa SVL75-2 Track Skid Loaderr,, C/H/A, ISO hannd controls, hi flow auxiliary hydraulics, 14”” rubber tracks, 74 14 74””tooth tooth bucket, bucket 89 hhrs; John Deere 331G Track Skid Loaderr,r, C/H H/A 84 H/A, 84”” bucket, 18 18””rubber rubber tracks tracks, pilot controls, backup camera, 2-speed, 683 hhrs; Kubota SSV75 Skid Loaderr,, C/H/A, 2-sp peed transmission, ISO controls, auxiliary hydraulics, 64.7 hrs; Kubota SVL755-2 Track Skid Loaderr,, C/H/A, 2-speed, 74””toooth bucket, auxiliary hydraulics, 16” rubber tracks; 2015 Bobcat S530 Skid Looaderr,, foot controls, open cage, wheels, auxxiliary hydraulics, 2,110 hrs; CAT AT 236B Skid Loaderr,, 1,000 hrs; Mustang Skid Looader; New Holland LS190 Skid Loaderr,, opeen cage, wheels, auxiliary hydraulics, foot controls, spare tire, leaks oil, 4,639 hrs; h Loaders: 2013 Volvo L170G Wheel Load derr,, C/H/A, 99”” bucket, digital dash, backup p camera, boom suspension, engine brake, 8,199 hrs; 2005 CAT AT 963 CII Track Loaderr,, 6,957 hrs; 2007 John Deere 544J Wheel W Loaderr,, 11,100 hrs; Dozers: John Deere 650H LGP Dozerr,, 100’’ 6-way blade, 3,704 hrs; 2007 CAT AT D6N LLG G Dozerr,, 9,846 hrs; GP

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Excavator Equipment: Kubota KX040-4 Mini M Excavatorr,, C/H/A, 24”” bucket, 67””bladee, auxiliary hydraulics, 14”” rubber tracks, 2 hrs; Kubota KX033-4 Mini Excavattorr,, C/H/A, 30”” tooth bucket, 61””back fill 2-w way blade, hydraulic thumb, hydraulic quick couplerr,, 12””rubber tracks,, 10 hrs; Hitachi ZAXIS 85 USB Excavatorr,, C/H/A, 24”” tooth bucket, hydraulic quick couplerr,, 7’’ blade, 17”” tracks, 1,948 hrrs; Kubota KX080-4 Excavatorr,, C/H/A, auxiliaary hydraulics, hydraulic angle blade, 9.5’x2’’rubber tracks, quick couplerr,, 1’’ tooth bucket, digital display, y, 690 hrs; Kubota U35-4 Mini Excavatorr,, open cab, hydraulic angle blade, hydraulic thum mb, 6.5’x1’’rubber tracks, 181.6 hrs; 36”” EMA AQ CAT AT 312 Excavator Bucket; 42” EMAQ CAT AT 315 Excavator Bucket; 39”” EMA AQ CAT AT 312 Excavator Bucket; 36”” EMAQ CA ATT 302 Excavator Ditching Bucket; 12” EMAQ Cat 302 Excavator Bucket; 24”” EMAQ Q CAT AT 302 Excavator Bucket; 18”” EMAQ CAT AT 302 Excavator Bucket; 60”” EMAQ CAT AT 315 Excavator Ditching Bucket; EMAQ Q CAT AT 312 48”Excavator Ditching Bucket; 600”EMAQ CAT AT 320 Excavator Ditching Bucket; Kubota U48-5 Mini Excavatorr,, C/H/A, quick attach, hydraulic thumb, hydrauliic angle blade, 8’x1.5’’rubber tracks, auxiliary hydraulics, digital display, y, 58 hrs; 60”” Rhinox Mini Excavator Ditching Buckett; 28”” Mini Excavator Bucket; 16” mini excavator bucket; 22 22”” mini excavator bucket; 23”Work 23 Work Brau mini excavator buckket; 60 60”” mini excavator ditch bucket; AT 320DL Excavat E orr,, C/H/A, 48”” bucket, 32” 81”Wheel Loader Bucket; 78”” Lamy Combination Wheel Loader Bucket; CAT steel tracks, 2,215 hrs; Geith Hydraulic Excavator Thumb; Diesel Hydraulic Mini Excavvator Thumb; Komatsu PC240LC Excavatorr,, C/H/A, low/mid/high track speeed, 32”” tracks, quick attack couplerr,, digital display, d y, backup camera, radio, 6,229 hrs; Okada Mini Excavator Hydraulic Breakker; 2011 Bobcat E35 Mini Excavatorr,, C/H/A A, hydraulic thumb, 3’’, 2’, 1’’bucket, tracked, recently serviced, code: 1936, blade, 3,061 hrs; 2008 CAT AT 308 CR Mini Excavaatorr,, 5,486 hrs; Kubota KX080-4 Excavator,r, C/H/A, hydraulic thumb, quick couplerr, 2’’tooth bucket, 7’’ 4-way blade, 18”” ruubber tracks, 430 hrs; 2000 Takeuchi TB175 Mini Excavatorr,, cab, mechanical thuumb, 3’’ bucket, 2’’bucket, 18”” bucket, servicced 30 hrs ago, has a control pattern change switch under floorr,, no AC, heat dooes not work, fuel gauge doesn’t work, air innduction light flashes (has been for five year and never aff ffeected the machine), blade leveler is sticky, y, hood shocks need replaced, r 8,360 hrs; Backhoes: 1999 Case 580 Super L Series II Backhoe, 4WD, extenda-hoe, 2’’ bucket, C//H, just serviced, owned by Clear Creek Tw Twp, 4,600 hrs; 2004 Kubota L48 Bacckhoe, open, diesel, 12””bucket, 18”” bucket, 24”” bucket, 3’’bucket; Trailers: 16’’ Bumper Pull Flatbed Trailerr,, one rear wheel is missing lug nuts; 2010 Peq quea 25’’ Gooseneck Trailerr,, tandem axle, 10 ton, beaver tail, hidden ramps; Wittzco Detachable Semi Trailerr,, hydraulic detach, 50 ton; 2003 Southwest 21’ Cargo g Trailer; 2007 Wabash 53’Dryy Van Traailer; (4) 2021 Delta 22’’Tilt Trailer; 2011 Blacck Hawk 55 T Detachable Semi Trailerr,, 26’’ well, lift axle on back, air ride; Titan 10.5’x4’’ Utility Trailer; Homemade 5’x9’’ Trailer; 2021 Diamond C Fleet Neck 30’Gooseneck Trailerr,, 11’’ hydraulic dovetaail, GVWR: 25,000lbs; 1988 Interstate Flatbed Trailerr,, beavertail, pentle hitch, tandem axle; 2014 Carry-On 5’x8’’Landscaape Trailerr,, 2,000lb GVWR, new tires; (2) 19995 Pines 45’’Dry Van Trailer Trucks: 2003 Kenworth T30 Reeffeer Truck, lloses prime if it sits too long, start refrigeration from the top of the truck, no switch inside of truck, sometimes misses at low speed, 24’’ bed, bed may need som me support; 1988 International Harvester K Dump Truck, single axle, Cummins engine, 288,000 miles; 1999 International 4700 Cab & Chassis Truck, hydraulic dumping flat bed, diesel, 289,4990 miles; 2004 Ford F350 Super Duty Regulaar Cab Pickup, 5.4 V8, Reading utility bed, 2WD, needs a mufflerr,, 177,661 miles; 1981 FORD F-700 Bucket Truck, 429A Ford d motorr,, gas, single axle, will go up to 70mph, new head gasket, boom is tight, needs a jump to start,t, needs an oil pan gasket,, slow leak on PTO, O, 65,524.8 miles; 2005 GMC C7500 Bucket Truck, CAT AT diesel engine, pistol grip controls, 11’’box,, 6-speed manual transmission, Altec boom, 177,504 miles; 2007 GMC Sierra 15000 Regular Cab Pickup, SALLVAGE TITLE, long bed, gas, 2WD, manual transmission, one outside light is out, reverse lights don’t work, AC only works on 1&2 speed, 123,132 miles; 2002 Freightliner Mechanic Truck, 6-speed transmission, 24V V Cummins motorr,, 12,000lb crane, air compressor; 2005 Kenworth T800 Soil King Slingerr,, C15 CAT AT motorr,, 18-speed transmission, 6-axle; 2003 Dodge Ram 3500 C Crew Cab Pickup, 4WD, diesel, duallyy,, gooseneck hitch,, no tailgate, g g , new batteriees,, new starterr,, recentlyy serviced,, 144,024 , m ; 2006 Ford F-350 Crew Cab miles; Pickup, long bed, 4WD, diesel, has some blow b by, y, 283,715 miles; 2009 Ford F-750 Serrvice Truck, automatic transmission, CAT AT C7 diesel engine, air compressorr,, 12,0000lb crane w/ wireless remote, tool boxes, 328,000 miles; 2007 GMC 2500 Regular Cab Pickup, utility bed, gas, 224,0555 miles; Vehicles: 2006 Ford Econoline Van, cargo,, shelves, ABS light is on, A/C does not workk; 2007 Chevrolet 5500 Chateau Motor Home, duramax diesel, 32’’, queen ssize bed, 1 slide outt,, new batteries, 470,000 miles; Watercrafts: 1988 Sylvan Sport 209 Boat, new boat cover as of 02/21 by Herbs Ta Tarp Shop S in Walnut Creek OH, new Dexter axles on trailer and hitch done by Mays M Trailer in Mansfield OH, gas, 4 cylindeer Mer Cruiser motorr,, work done by Marine Kunckle in Ontario OH; Powersports: John Deere 4x2 Gatorr,, gas, 2WD, manual dump bed, weak frame; Oilfield Equipment: 2408 500lb Horizonttal Oilfield Separator w/ meter; 1608 500lb Horizontal Oilfield Separator; Whitaker 25,000lb Pumping Unit, factory base, b weights, has been rebuilt; Miller 57,0000lb Pumping Unit, chain drive, base & weights; E.M.S.C.O 80lb Oilfield Craank Unit Base & Beam; Cornerstone 40,000lb Gear Box Base & Samson Post, no beam or weights; Alten 40,000lb Pump ping Unit, w/ beam weights & base; Misc Flaat Weights; Misc Outside Churchill Small Beam Weights; 22 22’6”x6’8” 6 x6 8” Factory I Beam B Base Base, for pumping unit or bridge; 30000 00’’ +/+/ 5/8 5/8””Full Full Size Steel Scrapered Sucker Rods; Attachments: 40’’ High Cube Multi Door Container; C (2) 2021 Golden Mount 30’x65’x15’’ Dome Storage Shelter; 2021 Golden Mount 20’x30’x12’’ Dome Storage Shelter; (6) 2021 Greatbear 20’’ Bi-Parting Wrought W Iron Gate; (2) New 2021 10’ Steelman Work Bench; New 2021 Greatbeear 68”Snow Blower; (250) New Greatbear Saffeety Cones; New 2021 Greatbear 200lbs Cast Iron Anvil; New 2021 Greatbeaar Electric Winch; New 2021 Greatbear 72””H Hydraulic Rock Grapple Bucket; (2) New 2021 Greatbear 72”” Hydraulic Skid Stteer Vibratory Roller; (2) New 2021 Greatbeaar 66”” Brush Cutter; (2) 2021 Greatbear 86”” Hydraulic Snow Plow; (3) 2021 Grreatbear Rotary Cultivator; 2021 Greatbear Extension Forks; (2) 2021 Bastone 110V Portable To Toilet; (2) Post Hole Auger; 3pt 3 8’’ Blade; Kent Skid Loader Jack Hammeer; 3.5’’ Loader Bucket; Soil Preparator; 36”” Pallet Forks; (2) 48”” Pallet Forks; (4) Premier 47”” Skid Loader Pallet Forks; Indusstrial Built Log Splitter; 6’’ John Deere Loader Bucket; Skid Loader Rock Grapple Bucket; John Deere BA84 Skid Loader Quicck Attach Power Broom; (4) Unused Skid Steer Tires; Skid Loader Tracks; 72”” Skid Loader Bucket; (2) Unused Trailer Tires; Jeet Metal Lathe, 220V single phase, w/ 3 & 4 jaw chucks, assorted tooling; Justt Rite Flammable Material Cabinet Misc: (5) Propane Generator; Snow Plow; ARE Truck Cap; Toolbox; Reese Hitch; Misc Stones S - 2 piece ffoountain, (2) water g , bird bath,, sharpening p g wheel,, hitcching gp post,, sun dial,, sandstone;; (3) ( ) Pallet off Liquid q Fertilizer;; 8”” Auger g Sump p troughs, & Drive Head; 100 Gallon Fuel Ta Tank; Mckissick Crane Block; (2) Commercial Shop Fan;; Baldor Belt Sander; Bradley Eye Washing Station; (2) Bench Grinders

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Ramsey Crews Demolish U.S. Bank Building for New Complex RAMSEY from page 1

running north of University Avenue. The newest addition to the Twin Cities light rail system, the Green Line, runs directly down the center of University Avenue between the two downtowns while the regional bus system continues to run for more frequent stops. Since the Green Line began operating in June 2014, University Avenue has seen a rapid growth in multi-housing units. Along with the new housing, the avenue through the 11 mi. between the two downtowns is lined with a shopping mall in St. Paul and hundreds of other strip malls, smaller shops, restaurants and businesses. The new apartment building, dubbed the MODA on Raymond for its location on a mass transit avenue, is less than 2 mi. from the Minneapolis campus of the University of Minnesota. Just beyond the campus is the downtown business and entertainment district of Minneapolis. The St. Paul campus of the University of Minnesota is located less than 2 mi. away. Kraus-Anderson Construction, headquartered in Minneapolis, took on the construction of this transit oriented multi-housing project with a bid of $44 million. The company is a nation-wide construction management and real estate development firm. According to a Kraus-Anderson press release, “the market rate apartment project was designed by Urbanworks Architecture, based in Minneapolis, to appeal to young professionals with on-trend, contemporary and transit-oriented lifestyles.” Ramsey Companies of Minneapolis took on the demolition, earthwork and foundation work for this project. When completed in the summer of 2022, rental offerings will include alcove, studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments ranging from 500 to 1,100 sq. ft. with a scattering of larger units. The C-shaped structure will cradle a courtyard with a pool between the main building and its two wings. While offering this outdoor lounge space on top, below the surface will be an underground storm-water infiltration system to

This Cat excavator bites into a steel beam to tear down the existing U.S. Bank building to make room for the new apartment building.

drain into the municipal storm system. Other amenities include a twostory underground parking facility for 160 stalls, a fitness center, clubroom, fully automated building access systems, rooftop patio and a community incubator space. Ramsey crews rolled in a variety of equipment to remove the existing building and excavate the site, including Cat excavators and dozers, a Komatsu excavator and a Hitachi Zaxis excavator. Crews operated a Bauer RTG 20 pile driving rig; a CZM 200 drilling rig; and a Manitowoc 10000 lattice boom crawler for the foundation construction. As the new structure rose above ground level, crews brought in a Potain HDT 80 crane and JLG lifts. Construction began late in 2020 with interior remediation work. After several weeks of clearing out hazardous materials — mostly asbestos and lead — Ramsey crews tore into the existing building and had it on the ground within five days. “The demolition of the existing U.S. Bank building was pretty straight forward,” said Chris Knutson, project manager of Kraus-Anderson. “We did find that parts of the vault and airshaft into the building were underneath the right-of-way under the sidewalk. We had to grind out most of the concrete walls and fill it with clean fill and abandon in-place where we were not excavating inside the hole. But outside of that, the demolition went without a hitch.” As Ramsey crews continued through the last couple of weeks of

January removing all the concrete and steel debris from the bank building, drilling and excavation crews moved in simultaneously to begin digging out the basement and set the foundations. The tight, urban site and deep excavation two stories below grade came into play when designing the foundations for the new building. “The foundations here are a little unique in nature. We have a permanent sheet pile foundation and two portions of secant wall foundations with a grade beam on top. They are driven to keep any tiebacks out of the right-of-way and avoid any easements on the property on an incredibly tight, urban site,” Knutson said. To support the footing foundation loads from the neighboring building pushing against the wings of the new building, crews constructed the secant wall foundations made up of a combination of over-lapping drilled caissons filled with concrete and I-beams. Beginning at the northeast cor-

ner of the west wing, a Manitowoc 10000 lattice boom crawler and a CZM 200 drilling rig moved in to construct the secant wall foundations. As Knutson explained, the secant wall foundation construction is a process of “drilling, pulling all the spoils out of the caissons and pumping concrete in them. Then at every other pile, they’re dropping I-beams in place.” In detail, crews drilled 2.5-in. holes to a depth of 40 ft. with a 50ft. auger and filled it with concrete from the bottom to the surface. Then, steel I-beams were pushed down to the bottom of each hole. The remaining earth retention sections of the building are supported by permanent sheet piling driven into the ground by the Bauer RTG 20 pile driving rig with a hydraulic vibratory hammer. During excavation operations, three excavators near each other operated at the same time to dig and load excavated soil to a parade of dump trucks to be carted off the

Eventually, excavating equipment dug down to 30 ft. below the surface for the underground parking garage.

site. The excavator operators worked in coordination with each other with a pick and load system. As excavation moved deeper into the ground through the winter and early spring months last year, one excavator operator worked inside the pit while two excavator operators worked topside. Eventually digging down 30 ft. deep, the excavator operator in the hole stockpiled the excavated material to the next lift while the two operators topside stockpiled and loaded the excavated material into waiting dump trucks. “When they’re ready to call in trucking, they have a lot of excavated material stockpiled. It’s picking and loading, picking and loading. Digging down 30 feet in a tight, little box; it’s a long way up,” Knutson said. Crews ran into pockets of contaminated soil early on, mostly petroleum based, that were not expected in certain areas of the site. It wasn’t a problem, though, that affected the schedule to any degree, Knutson said. Skilled labor shortages and supply chain disruptions driven by Covid have been the main challenges facing Knutson crews and their subcontractors and have caused some delays. “Overall, we’re controlling the site well. We’re managing and adjusting where we can and as needed with delays in window deliveries and some roofing insulation and minor delays in our wall panel and truss deliveries. We’ve been making adjustments where we can and accelerating the work when we can,” Knutson said. Construction will continue over the winter with a good amount of work to be done. During the winter months, crews enclosed the building with windows and exterior facade while working on the interior build-out of the units and common areas. Through the spring, the final grading, flatwork, spa, site railings and landscaping will be completed. The MODA on Raymond will be ready for occupancy this summer.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2022 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

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Construction Association of Michigan 2022 Golf Season – Registration is Open! This year’s schedule features four value-packed outings at remarkable prices. These outings are perfect opportunities to bring your staff and clients out for a great afternoon of golf! Northeastern Loggers Association (NELA) 2022 Loggers’ Expo: Northeastern Forest Products Equipment Expo Dates: Friday, May 6 – Saturday, May 7, 2022 Show Hours:Friday, May 6 – 9:00 AM to 5 PM Saturday, May 7 – 9:00 AM to 4 PM Location: Champlain Valley Exposition Essex Junction, Vermont Description: The Northeastern Forest Products Equipment Exposition, otherwise known as the Loggers’ Expo, is the premier forest products industry trade show in the Northeastern US. The Loggers’ Expo alternates between Bangor, Maine in odd years and Essex Junction, Vermont in even years. The show is annually listed among the 100 largest exhibitions in the United States. The Loggers’ Expo typically features 200 to 250 exhibiting companies and attracts a range of 5,000 to 7,000 attendees – comprised mainly of active industry decision-makers. The Loggers’ Expo has become the place where serious business is accomplished between buyers and sellers of forest industry equipment, supplies and services. The Loggers’ Expo features a mix of live demonstrations and static displays – with both inside and outside displays. Registration is now open! For more information, visit https://northernlogger.com/loggersexpo/ About us: Northeastern Loggers Association (NELA) serves its membership and the public by advocating for the wise stewardship of our forest resources. Northeastern Loggers Association (NELA) develops programs that help members produce products and environmental beneﬁts to meet the needs of the American people. Join today! Become a member of the Northeastern Loggers Association (NELA) and gain access to ongoing training and the latest industry news and events. Contact us: 315/369-3078 311 State Route 28, P. O. Box 69, Old Forge, NY 13420

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automatic mode, it will do different pitches if you have crowns in your road, inverted crowns. It really is an all-around, versatile machine.” “The machine control options are invaluable,” Timberman Sr. added. “The Leica system, we’re just starting out with it. While everything’s speaking to one another. If my man is placed in a box for storm and using the Leica, the dozer knows exactly where it’s at, we’re using the exact same coordinates, the exact same system. “I absolutely love our Case equipment,” Timberman Jr. said. “I’ve had a lot of different pieces of equipment over the years. My dad’s been building for 37 years and I’ve been building under him most of my life. “The overall ease of use, ease of maintenance, ease of repair — it is by far one of the easiest pieces I’ve been able to work on.” Protected By Case ProCare Black Diamond buys all of its Case equipment through Hills Machinery. All Case D Series excavators and M Series dozers come standard with Case ProCare — a three-year Case SiteWatch telematics subscription, a three-year/3,000-hour full-machine factory

warranty, and a three-year/2,000-hour planned maintenance contract. “It’s invaluable,” Timberman Sr. explained. “We’re equipment operators. We know how to do job sites. We know how to run that. Equipment has evolved to the point to where all of the new systems that are incorporated in it, which are a huge benefit, also create a huge challenge. So, to have somebody trained, that’s available at any given time, and Hills Machinery will answer the phone, whether it’s Sunday, it does not matter, there is always someone available to me in order to take care of that system and get it up and running or adjusted if need be. I can call them on the phone, they can walk me through the codes, if I want to adjust the pressure on the thumb, he’ll tell me exactly how to walk through the screen and do that.” “They help keep track of your maintenance,” Timberman Jr. added. “They keep you accountable for it which, honestly, when you’re out here doing this kind of work, it slips your mind. You don’t really think about doing your maintenance until you hear something squeaking or breaking. You hate to say it that way, but that’s the reality of our industry. We do a really good job of staying on top of it, but the ProCare package is absolutely instrumental. And I think the

argument was always, ‘is it worth the money?’ And the answer is yes, especially with a company like Hills, because they definitely hold up their end of the bargain on that kind of thing.” Your Case Dealer as Strategic Partner “If it wasn’t for Hills Machinery and Case we would not have a business, point blank,” Timberman Sr. said. “We started in 2017 with this particular venture. We started with the TV340 skid steer and then eventually got an excavator and then grew into a 650M dozer. After that, as the larger jobs formed, I sat with Mr. Hills and also our salesman Donnie Buhrmaster, and we formulated that growth and we were very strategic in what pieces to buy, when to buy them and how that would fit into my overall plan. So, Hills was beyond instrumental in helping us in this growth, otherwise it would not have been possible. “Knowing the right piece of equipment at the right time is probably our weakest component for myself and my son. To jump into this level of grading and work that we do and the amount of it at this point in time, that advice, that guidance was invaluable.” With a lifetime of experience, and the help

of a good partner in Hills Machinery, the Timbermans were able to take an idea and turn it into a large, profitable venture in a short period of time. “The equipment is going to cost you to sit there,” Timberman Sr. said. “Whether it’s being run or whether it’s not, your payment is coming due. So, any advice I would give to everyone is run your equipment as much as you can. Your hours are always going to be your hours. Your overtime pay versus your equipment costs and your production levels… The more production you get out of your equipment monthly, you are far better off than trying to conserve on the pay. The men, I leave it as an option, they can work 40 hours a week, or they can work all the overtime that they wish. “It’s worked for us,” he concluded. “We’ve managed to pull off projects that would normally be 12 months, and we’re entering our sixth month, and getting ready to pave and leave the job. We have trimmed six months off of that schedule by adopting the overtime, running the equipment, which allowed us to grow and get more equipment because that project was done, and it gave us the ability to go on to the next opportunity.” For more information, visit www.casece.com. 

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 SCREENING PLANT & CONVEYORS ‘08 Terex 5’x16’ 2 deck screener on Masaba tandem carrier; 394 hrs. Kafka 42”x50’ feeder conveyor. Kafka 36”x75’ & Superior 36”x60’ radial stacking conveyors; 36”x38’ & 36”x24’ portable stacking conveyors. GEN SETS, WELDER, PUMPS Marathon 100KW; w/ Cummins 6 cyl diesel; 1,972 hrs; in van trailer. Marathon 50KVA w/ J.D. diesel. Lincoln Ranger 3 Ph welding/generator w/ Kohler 20 hp gas engine; 256 hrs. Detroit 671 diesel power unit w/ Detroit PTO Clutch. Berkley Pumps: 8”x6” w/ Detroit 471; 6”x6” w/ J.D. diesel; 4”x4” w/ Detroit 271; 6”x8” w/ 50 hp. electric. Quantities of 6”x4” alum. Irrigation pipe & fittings.

10:00 AM. TAG TRAILERS ‘77 Interstate 26K GVW; 21’ deck; 5’ beavertail; ramps; duals; pintle hitch. ‘14 PJ 16K GVW; 8’x20’ deck w/ ramps.

WHEEL LOADERS ‘09 John Deere 544J; cab w/ A.C.; Q.C.; 1,460 hrs.; (1 Owner). JRB 3-yd Q.C. bucket. JRB 6’ Q.C. forks. ‘99 John Deere 644 H MH; cab; 4 ½ yd bucket; 33K hrs. ‘99 Case 921C; cab. C.F. Case 5-yd Pin On spade nose bucket. CF Case 5 ½ yd Pin On bucket.

FARM TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS ‘74 John Deere 4430; PS trans.; cab w/ no glass; hrs. unknown. Woods 2126 3pt.; 10 ½ rotary cutter. AMCO 10’ offset disc. 10’ PTO driven rock rake. John Deere 3pt. 12-shank chisel plow. John Deere 12’ field cultivator.

CRAWLER DOZERS ‘97 John Deere 650 G IV LGP; 6-way blade; Canopy w/ sweeps, 5,200 hrs. ‘86 Case 850 D; 6-way blade; Canopy w/ sweeps; 3,848 hrs.

FORKLIFT Daewoo G25 S-2, 5,000 lb.; LP; pneumatic; 173” lift; side shift; 636 hrs.

LAWN & GARDEN Gravely Promaster 460 front mount mower; Kubota diesel; 72” deck; 617 hrs. DR All Terrain walk behind brush cutter/mower.

TRUCKS ‘99 Sterling L9513 Quad axle Dump; Cummins M-11/ISM; 8LL trans.; 18’ dump body; 269K mi. ‘94 GMC Topkick LoPro service truck; Cat diesel; auto; fiberglass body; 59K mi. ‘03 & ‘02 Ford Escape SUV’s.

BUCKETS, ATTACHMENTS & BUCKET TEETH JRB Q.C. ext. boom. JRB Q.C. 7’ rock bucket. 11’ JRB Q.C. snowplow. 48” Pin On excavator bucket w/ teeth. Cat. excavator Q.C. Pin On large excavator scarifier.

EXCAVATOR & HYD. HAMMER ‘94 Cat. 320L; 4,250 hrs. Cat. 320 45” Pin On bucket w/ teeth. ‘02 Rockram 790X excavator hyd. hammer.

AIR COMPRESSOR ‘96 LeRoi 125 CFM; portable; J.D. diesel; 378 hrs.

Set of 4’ forklift forks. Quantity of New Romac bucket teeth. SHOP EQUIPMENT New CM Lodestar 2-ton elect. hoist. Ramco RS-90P metal cutting bandsaw. Caroline T50 shop press. Cummins 5/8” floor drill press. Carolina 6000 cherry picker. Delco 4100 steam cleaner. Engine starting unit. Rockwell Unisaw table saw. H.D. steel work & welding tables. 9 – sect. of pallet racking. Assorted tools. SPECIAL & MISC. ITEMS New Marathon XRI 60 HP; 990 rpm elect. motor. Selection of 5 HP – 20 HP electric motors. Twin Disc 3000 rpm PTO clutch. 6 – storage vans from 12’ - 42’. Quantity of Assorted Steel Stock. Timbers & planks. Screw jacks, turn buckles, pulleys. Sheaves, clevises, chains, bearings. Plus, many more items too numerous to mention.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WAUSAUAUCTIONEERS.COM. Internet bidding is available via Equipment Facts. TERMS: 10% on site buyers premium & 13% on line buyers premium. Payment may be made by Cash or Certified Funds. Checks with current Bank Letter. (WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS). Items sold “As Is Where IS” without warranty or guarantee of any kind. RW Auctioneers: Carl Theorin #135. RWA #26

Deutz Names Evans New President, CEO David Evans is Deutz Corporation’s new president and CEO, effective April 1, 2022. Evans replaced current President and CEO Bob Mann, who retired after 16 years in that role. Evans will now be responsible for guiding Deutz’s operations in the Americas, including the company’s value-add production facility in Pendergrass, Ga.; Deutz Xchange remanufactured engines; and Deutz Power Centers and Service Centers. Evans brings a track record of driving strategic, operational and commercial improvement in industrial manufacturing organizations to his new role at Deutz. He most recently served as president and CEO of Kauffman Engineering, a manufacturer of custom electrical solutions for diverse industrial markets. Prior his tenure with Kauffman Engineering, Evans was president and CEO of Oerlikon Drive Systems Americas and Fairfield Manufacturing in Lafayette, Ind., where he helped lead efforts to expand into electrification in off-highway markets. He previously held executive roles with SMW Automotive, TRW Automotive, Booz-Allen and Hamilton and NCR. Evans has lived and worked in North America and Europe, as well as run businesses in Asia and South America, making him an excellent fit with the global Deutz organization, according to the company. For more information, visit www.deutzamericas.com. 

Public Auction Thrs. May 19, 2022 - 9:30am Toledo, Ohio NOTE: Excess equipment from local NW Ohio contractors. LOCATION: 1625 Albon Rd, Holland, OH 43528 TERMS: 10% BP on items $2500 and less, 2% on items over $2500. Pay in full sale day by cash or guaranteed funds. All items sold as-is, where-is with no guarantees.

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Excavators: Komatsu PC400-7 • Komatsu PC308 • '05 Cat 315CL • JD 230LC • JD 595D RT Excavator • '07 Kobelco SK135SRLC-1E • '05 Cat 307C • JD 35G Mini • Takeuchi TB035 Mini • Linkbelt LS98 Crawler Crane. Dozers: '07 Cat D6K LGP • '94 Cat D6H XL • '92 Cat D6H LGP • '07 Cat D5G XL • '06 Cat D5G XL • Komatsu D41A-3 Dozer • F/A 65B Grader • (2) JD Scrapers • Terex 3066 Water Truck. Loaders: '16 Hyundai HL960 • JD 544H • '06 Cat IT38G-II Tool Carrier • Cat 973 Crawler • '14 Cat 289D XPS Track • '19 Case TV370 Track • '02 Bobcat A300 AWS Skid • '05 Bobcat T190 Track • '03 Cat 416C 4x4 TLB • NH LB75B 4x4 TLB. Compactors • Concrete & More: '92 Cat CP563 Padfoot Roller • '11 & '09 Cat DB54XW Tdm Rollers • '12 Cat CB24 Tdm • IR DD110HF & DD70 Rollers • Waldon 250 Broom • DW 5110 Trencher • 100s Durand & Tuf-N-Lite Aluminum Wall Forms & MUCH MORE! Trucks • Lowboys • Trailers: '16 Kenworth T880 5-Axle Dump Truck • '07 Mack Granite 4-Axle Dump • '86 KW C500 Tri Dump • '97 Peterbilt 357 Tractor • '22 Fontaine 55t Drop Side Lowboy • '17 Fontaine 55t Detach • '13 Manac 52' Stretch Drop Deck • '01 Interstate 50t Detach • '01 J&J Alum Quad Dump • '02 KW T800 Rollback • '99 KW T800 Knuckleboom 27' Flatbed • '89 Ford F800 Vacuum • '15 Chevy 2500HD Mech • '11 Chevy 2500HD Pickup • '08 Toyota Tundra Pickup • Several Misc. Pickups & Tag Trailers.

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