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Win an all expenses paid trip to test drive the all new Kenworth T880 in Ohio LOUISVILLE, KY — Kenworth is hosting a special promotion in the United States that will award prize winners with an all expenses paid trip for two persons to the Kenworth assembly plant in Chillicothe, Ohio, to test drive the new Kenworth T880 and tour the plant.
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AGC NYS is saddened to inform you of the passing of Michael Bette, chairman of the Bette Companies and Founder of Barry Bette and Led Duke, Inc. LATHAM, NY — The Bette Companies today announced that company chairman Michael F. Bette died unexpectedly during a visit to his alma mater, Manhattan College, on Thursday, April 11. He was 76. Bette led many landmark construction projects in the Capital Region and built one of the most successful general construction companies in the nation. Born in Bronx, NY and raised on Long Island, Bette attended Chaminade High School and then Manhattan College. Following his graduation from Manhattan in 1959, Bette began his career with D. Fortunato, a Long Island based contracting firm. When the company expanded to the Capital District in 1965, Bette was selected to co-manage the company’s upstate operations with Robert Barry. In 1973, the two established their own construction firm, Barry & Bette, Inc. After 10 years of success in the area
construction market, they formed Barry, Bette and Led Duke, Inc. (BBL). Through Bette’s leadership over the next 26 years, BBL grew to become a nationally ranked general contracting firm with divisions in Florida, Texas and Watertown. In 1999, Bette became Chairman of the Bette Companies and along with his sons formed Bette & Cring Construction Group, First Columbia, BBL Florida and BBL Texas, ensuring the continuation of the family’s construction and real estate development businesses. Over the past 50 years, Bette was responsible for the successful delivery of over $8 billion worth of construction projects including heavy highway, educational facilities, health care facilities, multi-family housing, high rise luxury condominiums, military facilities and general office buildings, both public and private. He was a licensed Professional Engineer and an active member of several regional building organizations. Bette’s projects included major work at The New York World’s Fair, Empire State Plaza and numer-
ous colleges including Siena, SUNY Albany and Albany College of Pharmacy; and numerous hospitals, including St. Peter’s, Ellis and Albany Medical Center. He changed the skyline of Southwest Florida and constructed many of the high rise condominiums along the Gulf Coast. In the Midwest and Texas he specialized in multi-family projects, becoming the fifth largest multi-family builder in the nation. “He was proud of the many close business relationships that he formed and deeply valued every employee,” said Bette’s son, Matt Bette. “He had a positive impact on many construction professionals working throughout the region. He knew that the recipe for success involved integrity, hard work and a can-do attitude.” Michael Bette was elected to the Board of Trustees at both Manhattan College and Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and was presented a degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from both institutions. He also served on the Board of Directors for the GBC for many years. More than any building
or construction project, Bette’s greatest legacy is his family. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Ann. His five sons followed in his footsteps as civil engineers and worked their way up in the business: Mark Bette assumed the leadership role at BBL Builders; Matthew and Peter Bette started nationally recognized construction company Bette & Cring as well as Cogen Power Technologies; and Kevin and Christopher Bette developed real estate and investment firm, First Columbia. Bette’s daughter, Ann Marie Parker, is an award winning interior designer who provides interior design services for The Bette Companies various commercial and residential projects. Bette’s youngest daughter, Suzanne, is an award winning restaurateur in Burlington, VT, operating Bluebird Tavern and
Bluebird Barbeque. Bette is also survived by 16 grandchildren. In addition to work, Bette understood the value of spending time with his family. He coached youth sports and was a Scoutmaster at Troop 48 in Clifton Park. He loved Lake George and spending time with family and friends at his home on Cleverdale. Known as “Opa” to his grandchildren, Bette was equally proud of each and will be missed by them all. An avid golfer for most of his life, he learned the game as a caddy at Bethpage and was a member at Schuyler Meadows, Glens Falls Country Club and The Everglades Club. Bette will be known not only as an entrepreneur, but for his generous philanthropy. He supported many area organizations and was particularly interested in supporting organiza-
tions that provided services to area youth and those less fortunate. Bette served as past Board Member of Hope House, the Twin Rivers Council, Boy Scouts of America, Albany College of Pharmacy and his Alma Mater, Manhattan College. Funeral services will be held at St. Pius X in Loudonville at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 19. Calling hours are 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 18 at St. Pious X. In keeping with Bette’s wishes and in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made in Michael Bette’s name to Catholic Charities, 40 North Main Ave., Albany, NY, 12203 and St. Peter’s Hospital Foundation, 319 South Manning Blvd. - Suite 114, Albany, NY, 12208. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and many friends.
Counties to see significant boost in State support for local roads and bridges O’Mara, Palmesano say it will make a difference ALBANY, NY — State Senator Tom O’Mara (R-C, Big Flats) and Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R-C, Corning) stated that area counties will see significant increases in state support for local roads and bridges under the 2013-14 New York State budget being enacted this week. A breakdown of county figures as a result of this years state level increase of $75 million for the Consolidated Highway Improvement Program (CHIPS) was released by Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders earlier today at the Capitol (to see the full breakdown for counties, towns and villages, go to www.governor.ny.gov/assets/documents/CHIPSFunding-Breakdown.pdf.) After five years when state support for local roads and bridges remained stagnant, this years recognition of the importance of CHIPS funding will make a significant difference for localities, local economies and motorist safety statewide, O’Mara and Palmesano said in a joint statement. “The improve-
ment and upkeep of local roads and bridges is a wise use of taxpayer dollars.” “Its an investment in economic growth and job creation throughout the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes regions, and all across New York.” O’Mara and Palmesano said that area counties will receive the following increases in CHIPS funding under this years transportation budget, which was approved by the Senate last night and is scheduled to receive final Assembly approval on Thursday: • Chemung County: CHIPS funding will increase from $3,327,649 last year to $4,087,491 in 2013-14, an increase of 22.83 percent or $759,841; • Schuyler County: funding will increase from $1,728,590 to $2,139,391, an increase of 23.77 percent or $410,800; • Steuben County: funding will increase from $8,193,287 to $10,151,319, an increase of 23.90 percent or $1,958,032; • Tompkins County: funding will increase from $3,460,858 to $4,271,054, an increase of 23.41 percent or $810,196; and
• Yates County: funding will increase from $1,994,253 to $2,477,899, an increase of 24.25 percent or $483,646. Palmesano, who also represents part of Seneca County, said that Seneca Countys funding will increase from $1,780,302 to $2,205,941, an increase of 23.91 percent or $425,639. In early March, O’Mara, Palmesano and a bipartisan group of legislative colleagues joined county and town highway superintendents and other local leaders from throughout the state to call for increased support for local roads and bridges. They noted that local roads and bridges account for 87 percent of the roads, 52 percent of the bridges, and 48 percent of the vehicle mileage logged in New York State. A recent report from State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, Cracks in the Foundation, called 32 percent of New York’s local bridges deficient and 40 percent of local roads fair or poor, and getting worse. CHIPS provides the bulk of state aid to counties and towns for the maintenance and improvement of local roads and bridges.
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In Memoriam: Michael F. Bette
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Manitowoc crawler cranes perform record breaking lift Bath Iron Works, a subsidiary of General Dynamics Corporation, knows a thing or two about heavy lifts. The Bath, ME based company has been building warships for the U.S. Navy for 128 years. This past December, Bath Iron Works broke its own heaviest lift record using two Manitowoc 16000 crawler cranes to pick nearly 1,000 USt — more than double the weight previously lifted by the shipyard. The lift was part of a project to construct the Navy’s next-generation DDG 1000 Zumwalt class destroyer warship. Along with two of the company’s 331 USt capacity gantry cranes, the two Manitowoc crawlers lifted a 992 USt deckhouse off of a barge and set it on the hull of the ship. The deckhouse contained the ship’s bridge, command center and battle room. The two Manitowoc 16000s were setup to lift at their full capacity, re-
quiring the use of MAXER attachments, boosting their capacities to 440 USt. The crawler crane features a 315-foot boom — though, for this lift it was rigged for 157-foot — an EPIC control system and a closed loop hydraulic circuit system, which enables independent, variable speed operation of the swing, load hoist, boom hoist and travel functions. The deckhouse was lifted from a barge to 89-feet in the air and held in place for three hours. Twelve nylon straps held the deckhouse while the barge was moved out from underneath it and the ship, which weighed 13,228 USt, was floated into place underneath. Finally, the cranes lowered the 155-foot long x 60-foot tall deckhouse onto the ship’s hull. The completed vessel weighed nearly 14,330 USt. Woolwich, ME based contractor Reed & Reed oversaw the lift, which included renting the cranes
to Bath Iron Works and supplying their operators. The company has been working with Bath Iron Works since 1928, when it was founded. It chose the Manitowoc 16000s, the largest capacity cranes in Reed & Reed’s fleet, because the lift required two matching cranes for uniformity and simplicity. Reed & Reed has a regular stream of work for its 16000s, mostly for the construction of wind turbines. “We’ve been very pleased with our Manitowoc cranes,” said Mark Buckbee, director of the bridge and marine division at Reed & Reed. “They are the workhorse cranes for wind turbine assembly. The equipment is very reliable and capable, and we get great support from Manitowoc to help make our applications work for our clients.” “The Reed & Reed team provided outstanding
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Manitowoc from 5 job site that instructed the crew on proper transport, assembly procedures, testing and lifting for the project. “Shawmut has been a tremendous resource for us,” Buckbee said. “We’ve just begun doing business with them over the last five to six years and we purchased the 16000s from them. They’ve been very responsive and helpful in getting us the right machines and communicating with Manitowoc for information we might need before picks.” Planning work involved all manner of details, for example, the pier beneath the 16000s on the lift had to be reinforced with steel bridge girders to support the heavy load. Also, the work of shipfitters, welders, carpenters, riggers, engineers, facility personnel, the crane operators and representatives from the Navy had to be coordinated and incorporated into the master plan. “This type of construction and lift has never been done before at Bath Iron Works,” Buckbee said. “As you can understand, putting a $250 million deckhouse onto a $1 billion warship takes a lot of planning and outfitting beforehand. The Navy had a huge investment in this lift.” After the success of the first lift and construction, two more DDG 1000
Zumwalt-class destroyers are under construction and due at Bath Iron Works in the next year. Bath Iron Works’s 5,200 employees, Reed & Reed, Shawmut Equipment and Manitowoc all look forward to more record breaking lifts. “Manitowoc’s reputation is well established,” said Greg Bridgman, senior facilities heavy lift and transport engineer at Bath Iron Works. “To the best of my knowledge, this was the first time the shipyard has ever used the specialized cranes that were brought in for this operation. Everyone was impressed with the capabilities of the equipment, and the performance of the two cranes was flawless from start to finish. Great equipment operated by top notch professionals always makes for a good outcome. Having Manitowoc support on site added to the confidence we already had that we would get the job done.” Founded in 1902, The Manitowoc Company, Inc. is a multi-industry, capital goods manufacturer with over 115 manufacturing, distribution and service facilities in 26 countries. The company is recognized globally as one of the premier innovators and providers of crawler cranes, tower cranes and mobile cranes for the heavy construc-
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As we drive down the road each day, many of us don’t even consider the work that went into building the roads we travel or how many workers are injured or killed each year. People who work in highway work zones have very dangerous jobs. More and more roads are being repaired instead of new roads being built; this means that roads are being shared by traffic and workers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2011 312 fatal work injuries were the result of a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle, 61 of these fatalities occurred in a work zone. This is only one of the dangers that workers face; other potential hazards include: falling (from heights), scaffolding collapse and
accidents that result from failing to wear PPE. While risks can’t always be eliminated, they can be minimized. Workers should be wearing high visibility clothing so they can be spotted easier. The use of fluorescent retroreflective material can help workers be seen during the early morning and early evening hours. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) lists the requirements for safety clothing worn in work zones. Workers should have a hard hat for overhead impacts or electrical hazards and eye protection with side shields to protect against debris. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) lists the required.
Develop and use a site plan that provides traffic flow details. Establish/follow traffic control patterns (e.g., cones, barrels, barricades) in work areas. All workers should be trained in how to work next to traffic in a way that minimizes their vulnerability. In addition, workers with specific traffic control responsibilities should be trained in traffic control techniques, device usage and placement. Implement performance based training that evaluates all trainees’ core and specialized knowledge and demonstrated ability to perform tasks for which they were trained and train all workers in hazards and adaptations for work at night and other low visibility conditions. Plan-
ning, implementation and oversight of worker safety should be the responsibility of a competent safety specialist, and should adequately address the requirements of OSHA and MUTCD. Taking steps to control speed near the work zone is important for not only worker safety but also the traveling public. Ways to help control speed include: • Establish a proper speed limit for work zone; • Give motorists plenty of warning of upcoming work zones by placing warning signs anywhere from 500-1000-feet before the work zone begins; and • Radar activated message signs
All workers operating equipment are required to have proper training on those pieces of equipment. Equipment backing up in work zones is one of the leading causes of fatalities in the work zone. Designate a supervisor to do the pre-shift equipment checks and verify that any problems have been corrected. Operation manuals should be kept in the equipment’s cab. When operating equipment it is important to use spotters, wearing high visibility clothing, when visibility is limited. Following guidelines such as these can help make the road safer for everyone. Scott McKenna is a professional member of
the International Society of Mine Safety Professionals (ISMSP), a certified instructor with the Mine Safety Health Administration, and an OSHA Certified Construction Trainer. He has over 10 years experience in the mining and construction industries and is active in the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association among others. He has authored or contributed to several published articles on construction and mining safety and lectures on a regular basis to a wide variety of business and safety professionals. Mr. McKenna is also a certified trainer or instructor in a broad range of disciplines.
Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute named an ANSI Accredited Standards Developer SCHAUMBURG, IL — The Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) was recently accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as an ANSI Accredited Standards Developer (ASD). The scope of CRSIs standards activities will be to develop and maintain consensus standards for design, detailing, fabrication, placement and construction of assemblies consisting of steel reinforcement and associated products used in concrete and masonry construction. ”This is a historic event for CRSI and we are eager to make a successful impact on the industry,” said Peter Fosnough of Harris Rebar, chairman of the CRSI Standards Committee. “The members of the Standards Committee and all CRSI members should take pride in their hard work in establishing the consensus committee procedures necessary to meet the rigorous ANSI standards process.” “While CRSI reference materials have been a mainstay of the industry for decades, we look forward to taking CRSI tech-
nical activities to this highest level, providing the reinforcing steel industry, as well as the engineering and architecture community, with important standards for governing appropriate industry activities and products,” said Robert Risser, CRSI president and CEO. “By completing this process successfully, CRSI members have indicated their willingness to take a leadership role.” CRSI initially intends to produce a standard for bar supports and two standards related to its certification programs for epoxy coated reinforcing bars. A proposed CRSI standard for Supports for Reinforcement Used in Concrete will be a mandatory language document appropriate for citation in or adoption by reference in building codes or project specifications. This proposed standard represents existing industry practice and is an evolution of prior CRSI publications, such as the CRSI Manual of Standard Practice. The proposed standard document is intended to cover the types of reinforcement supports (metal, cementitious, or
composite) and their applications in different concrete members. Different classes of support types will also be defined based on the desired level of corrosion resistance necessary, as specified by the owner or licensed design professional. A proposed Standard Practice for Epoxy Coating Facilities: Straight Bar Lines will cover practices for the epoxy coating of reinforcing steel bars on straight bar lines. This document will establish the minimum procedures used to monitor production and assess quality during the application of an epoxy coating to straight steel reinforcing bars. The proposed standard practice will outline the minimum requirements for documentation, observation, and testing as part of a quality control program. The third proposed standard document will be the Standard Practice for Epoxy Coated Reinforcing Bar Fabrication Facilities and will cover practices for the fabrication, storage and handling of epoxy coated reinforcing steel at fabricator facilities. The proposed document will de-
scribe standard practice for bar fabrication quality processes for epoxy coated steel reinforcing bars. After the two proposed certification standards are developed by CRSI and approved through the ANSI process, they will serve as the technical requirements for the certification of epoxy coating plants with straight bar lines and fabricator facilities that handle epoxy coated reinforcing steel bars. Founded in 1924, the
Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) is a trade association that stands as the authoritative resource for information related to steel reinforced concrete construction. Serving the needs of architects, engineers and construction professionals, CRSI offers many technical publications, design aids, software programs, educational seminars, promotional activities, membership functions and design award programs. CRSI
members are manufacturers, fabricators and placers of steel reinforcing bar and related products, and professionals who are involved in the research, design and construction of reinforced concrete. Serving the construction market in the United States, Canada and Mexico, CRSI is headquartered in Schaumburg, IL. with regional offices located across the United States.
Mustang R Series skid steer loaders: A whole new breed WEST BEND, WI — Mustang has redesigned their full sized radial lift skid steer loader line. The all new herd, the R Series, includes three models — the 1900R, the 2200R and the 2600R. Offering a brand new operator’s station with an integrated digital display, improved 360 degree visibility, pressurized cab option, Tier IV compliant Yanmar engines and an enhanced hydraulic system, the R Series is a new breed in the Mustang stable. The R Series radial lift skid steer loaders fall into
the large frame category, bringing raw performance to the jobsite. When equipped with optional counterweights, the rated operating capacities range from 2,110 pound-
son the 1900R to 2,780 pounds on the 2600R. Lift heights reach up to 120.5-inches on the 1900R and 123-inches on the 2200R and 2600R.
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The Safety Zone: Keeping it safe in the work zone
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Morbark, Inc. produces first Boxer compact loader WINN, MI — Amidst much excitement and fanfare, the first Boxer compact utility loader rolled off the Morbark®, Inc., production line. Morbark, a leading manufacturer of tree care, sawmill, recycling, forestry and biomass chipping and grinding equipment, had acquired Boxer® Equipment, a product line of Mertz Manufacturing, LLC at the end of 2012. Morbark’s staff gathered to watch as the first Boxer unit completed at the Morbark factory in Winn, Mich., a model 320 compact loader, was unveiled with a boxing themed introduction. “It’s been an amazing journey and a real testament to the teamwork and dedication of our staff,” Jim Shoemaker, Jr., president, Morbark, Inc., said. “In the 84 days since we received the intellectual property, we have moved inventory from Oklahoma to Michigan, invested in additional long lead inventory, set up aftermarket parts and service support for existing Boxer customers, created a production line including weld and assembly fixtures created marketing material, completed our first dealer training sessions and today, completed the production
of our first unit. A lot of people played a role in making this a reality. In fact, I sat down and started listing the Morbark employees who have played a role in helping with the Boxer acquisition and production line, and I stopped counting at 50. It was truly amazing how many of the team came together to pull this off.” Currently Morbark is working to fill Boxer back orders, as well as working with their authorized dealer network and previous Boxer dealers to ensure that customers receive unmatched service, after sales support and fast, efficient parts fulfillment. In June, Morbark is scheduled to reach its full production capacity. “This product line will fit like a glove with the rest of the tree care products that we make,” continued Shoemaker, “as well as allow Morbark, our dealers and our customers to penetrate new markets and create new opportunities for their businesses.” Morbark, Inc., based in Winn, MI, builds equipment that creates opportunities for customers serving the forestry, recycling, sawmill, bio-energy, landscaping/irrigation, rental and tree care markets. Innovating and
From left: Chris Gruss, line supervisor; Casey Gross, Tree Care Products sales manager; Debbie Lehmann, vice president, Finance; Jason Showers, product manager; Mike Jolman, welder; Craig Swan, engineer; Larry Voelker, engineering manager; Jim Shoemaker Jr., president (front); Jim Bardos, manager, operation engineer building durable and high performance equipment for more than 50 years, Morbark offers a full line of flails, disc and drum tree chippers, brush chippers, horizontal and tub grinders, stump grinders and more. Morbark equipment helps customers harvest, process and convert organic materials into valuable, usable and environmentally sound products. Morbark offers worldwide sales, support
Morbark Tree Care Products Sales team; from left: Jeremy Beatty, Jason Showers, Casey Gross, Justin Longtin, Ryan Sanders, Kevin Kowallic, Kevin Edwards. and service through an independent, authorized dealer network. To learn more about the company, visit www.morbark.com. Boxer equipment has four model series available, including the 118 dedicated trencher and the 300, 400 and 500 series, which are built to handle a full complement
Boxer equipment has four model series available, including the 118 dedicated trencher and the 300, 400 and 500 series, which are built to handle a full complement of more than 50 universal compact utility attachments.
of more than 50 universal compact utility attachments. The Boxer’s standard quick attach system enables the user to quickly and easily switch from a bucket to forks to auger or other tools for optimum on the job flexibility and bottom line performance. A feature unique to the Boxer 500
series is its variablewidth, rubber track undercarriage, which allows the units to enter through gates as narrow as three feet wide. For complete Boxer Equipment product information, go to www.boxerequipment.com.
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Upstate NY bridge rehab is well underway by Jon M. Casey
Traffic is restricted to one lane on NYS Route 162 at lookout Road in Montgomery County. A crew from Bette and Cring Construction Group, Latham, NY was busy prepping the first half of a rehabilitation project that began in mid-April on the bridge that carries NY State Route 162 traffic over the abandoned railroad in the town of Root, Montgomery County, near Lookout Road. The work is scheduled to be completed by September 30 of this year. With half the concrete decking already removed and crews attending to the cleaning of the steel framework and
preparing for the coming concrete pour, the progress that the workers are making is excellent. According to NYDOT Structures Group team member Angela Chiricosta, the bridge rehab project is progressing nicely. “The steel is in good condition so the job should go well. The bike path that runs beneath the bridge is going to remain open while the work is being done. This is a pretty straightforward job,” she said.
Rich Herron looks down to see if the next form is ready to be brought up to the bridge deck. Photo by Joan Kark-Wren As is the case with a number of bridges throughout the state, the decks have deteriorated over time for a variety of reasons. Winter salting and traffic wear over four decades; have caused the concrete to crack and potholes to form on this structure. These problems have been repaired several times; however, a rehab of the bridge deck is the wise choice to make
Lucas Mead (L) and Rich Herron (R) adjust the forms. Photo by Joan Kark-Wren
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while the steel framework is still in good condition. The estimated cost of the project is $800,000, which will be funded with state and federal grants. That includes the bridge deck, joint and railing replacement. Since the approach abutments are still in good condition as well, once the paving is completed, the railings for the approaches will be reset to conclude the work. The bridge, located just south of Route 5S on State Route 162, was built in 1969 and is approximately 75 feet long. It is being rehabbed one lane at a time, so that traffic can continue to traverse the site while the work is going on. Temporary signals are in place to regulate traffic that crosses the bridge from either direction, restricting it as an alternating single lane. Traffic controls will remain in place until the work is completed. Since the bike and pedestrian trail that passes beneath the bridge is to remain open, people who plan to use the path can be assured that they will be safe when passing beneath the structure during the time of the project. Depending on the work that is going on at the time, appropriate safety precautions will be put into place to provide the needed protection. For updates on the progress of this project, visit the traffic, travel and transit info website at www.511ny.org.
Half of the bridge is under repair while the other side remains open to traffic. Photo by Joan Kark Wren
Pete Junquera makes sure the forms are securely bolted. Photo by Joan Kark-Wren From the bike path below the bridge has a very different appearance! Photo by Joan Kark-Wren
A manlift makes work from the underside of the bridge, safe and easy. Photo by Joan Kark-Wren
Joe Mead (L) and Pete Junquera (R) prepare the forms before hoisting them up to the bridge deck. Photo by Joan Kark-Wren
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KOBELCO Excavators hits U.S. soil for first time in over a decade HOUSTON, TEXAS — Following the termination of a 10 year agreement with CNH in late December and the subsequent opening of their new, independent U.S. Headquarters in early April, KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA is pleased to announce that the first shipment of their renowned excavators have arrived at the Ports of Galveston, Texas and Los Angeles, CA. These first shipments
will be delivered to customers or available at KOBELCO dealerships throughout the United States and Canada as early as next week. The initial shipment includes a wide range of models from KOBELCO’s full line of excavators in the 3,000 to 180,000 pound classes, many of which are on order from customers and dealers who are anxious to get true KOBELCO iron back
on their jobsites or in their yards in time for peak construction season. “The overwhelmingly interest we’ve had in the product line by both customers and dealers is unlike anything I’ve seen in my many years in this industry. People love the KOBELCO brand and are excited to get back to the culture of the original KOBELCO, a culture that
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Gehl R Series skid loaders Gehl is proud to introduce the Gehl R Series radial lift skid loaders. This all-new line includes three models — the R190, the R220 and the R260. Offering an enhanced operator station with an integrated digital display, improved visibility all around, pressurized cabs, Tier IV engines and a high powered hydraulic system, the R Series is the next evolution of Gehl skid loaders. The R Series radial lift skid loaders fall into the large frame category, bringing unparalleled performance to the jobsite. When equipped with optional counterweights, the rated operating capacities range from 2,110 pounds on the R190 to 2,780 pounds on the R260. Lift heights reach up to 120.5-inches on the R190 and 123-inches on the R220 and R260. These large frame loaders come equipped with emissions compliant Tier IV Yanmar engines that incorporate DPF (diesel particulate filter) technology. This engine technology is environmentally sound and does
not require fuel after treatments, such as urea. With maximum torque ratings from 173-footpounds on the R190 to 206-foot-pounds on the R260, these machines are equipped with the power needed to tackle demanding jobs. The R Series skid loaders come equipped with high powered auxiliary hydraulics with excellent flow ratings and precision controllability. Achieve flow rates from 31.5 gpm on the R190 to 35 gpm on the R220 and R260 with the high flow configuration. Impressive breakout forces deliver optimal digging and lifting performance. Faster cycle times further enhance productivity on the jobsite. The state of the art operator’s compartment on the new R Series skid loaders leaves little to be desired. A new side folding restraint bar and armrests with multiple adjustments enhance operator comfort and safety. Joystick and hand/foot control towers are fully adjustable and the mechanical or air ride suspension seat options de-
liver outstanding comfort. A cab forward design and lowered rear towers deliver unmatched visibility to the bucket edge and rear of the machine. The optional pressurized sealed cab enclosure, with sound reduction material and a rear mounted air filter, provides a cleaner, quieter, climate controlled working environment. Controllability and ease of use are part of the package on the new R Series skid loaders. Customize your skid loader with three control options; T-bar, joystick and hand/foot. Auxiliary hydraulic controls are located on the joystick in all configurations for easy access. A fully customizable digital display provides coolant, fuel, battery, environmental, engine regeneration information and other features in real time. Pressure relieving hydraulic couplers make attachment changes simple and safe. Excellent service access is achieved on the R Series models through the extra-wide rear door and engine hood. The level II ROPS/FOPS structure
The R Series radial lift skid loaders fall into the large frame category, bringing unparalleled performance to the jobsite. tilts back with the aid of gas struts, exposing hydraulic components. Plus, all high rotation pins have grease points for ease of maintenance and quiet operation. These exciting new R Series skid loaders also include many other features such as the manual Quick-a-TachT™ or hydraulic Power-a-TachT™ attachment systems, HydraGlide™ ride control and the Hydraloc™ safety system. All this is built into a compact frame structure allowing the R Series to maintain the ease of maneuverability and excellent operating capacities users have come to expect from Gehl skid loaders.
To learn more about the Gehl R Series skid loaders please visit www.gehl.com. Applications Gehl R Series skid loaders are available in Canada and North America. These new large frame skid loaders are popular among agriculturalists, contractors, landscapers, and excavation companies due to their excellent ground engaging capabilities and high capacity strength. Rental businesses will also benefit from the versatile nature of the new R Series skid loaders. Interview “The design of the new Gehl R Series skid load-
ers is a result of 40 years of market experience and extensive feedback from loyal Gehl equipment owners,” says Sean Bifani, Gehl skid loader product manager. “Gehl focused on customer voice and market expectations when designing this new evolution of skid loaders. This research resulted in outstanding hydraulic performance users are demanding and uncompromising comfort they have come to expect from Gehl products. To guarantee emissions compliance, our engineers chose the engine technology that was best suited to the Gehl skid loader line and the applications they excel in.”
KOBELCO from 14 is driven by passion for the design, manufacture, sale and support of the product,” states Ron Hargrave, vice president of Sales and Marketing for KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA.
ly for today’s competitive marketplace,” states Katsuhiko Morita. “With a full network of established dealers behind us, we will be in a solid position to gain market share fairly quickly.”
With equipment now in the field, KOBELCO is poised to deliver on their longstanding promise of total customer satisfaction. The company has a substantial parts inventory on hand at their centrally based Houston headquarters for quick coast to coast shipment and delivery, as well as a full staff of parts and service personnel with a wide range of industry experience to ensure their aftermarket support is industry leading.
Additional machine shipments are already on the water for arrival at the Ports of Galveston, Los Angeles and Jacksonville. Subsequent shipments will be made on an ongoing basis.
With many customers already familiar with the KOBELCO brand, the company is confident their reentry into the North American market will quickly result in considerable growth. “We are committed to manufacturing quality equipment and pricing it aggressive-
KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA is dedicated to producing a full range of crawler excavators for the rental, landscape, construction, aggregate, roadbuilding, material handling, site preparation, recycling and ancillary markets, including zero tail swing, standard and compact models. KOBELCO is well known worldwide as excavator perfectionists for their steadfast focus on improving and enhancing their singular line of products. Their machines are well known for their advanced technologies
including an innovative noise and dust reduction system, advanced hydraulic circuitry for re-
duction of pressure loss and superior fuel efficiency. For more information on KOBELCO Construc-
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nifer Hennion of InQuest Marketing at 908-4590101 (412).
Additional machine shipments are already on the water for arrival at the Ports of Galveston, Los Angeles and Jacksonville.
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Calendar of Events E-mail announcement of your upcoming event(s) to: jcasey@leepub.com. We must receive your information, plus a contact phone number, by the second and fourth Friday of the month for inclusion in the next month’s issue.
MAY 5-8 NYS Solid Waste & Recycling Conference and Trade Show Bolton Landing, NY. On Internet at www.nyfederation.org MAY 7-9 AEM Seminar: Product Safety and Compliance Hilton Orlando, Orlando, FL. On Internet at www.aem.org MAY 8 First Aid/CPR/AED
Training Homewood Suites, 216 Wolf Road, Albany NY. These classes will provide participants with First Aid/CPR and AED training that will supersede the mandatory training required under OSHA and MSHA regulations. The class will run from 4 pm-8 pm, however the CPR/AED will only be from 4 pm-5:30 pm. $125/person for whole class; $75/person for CPR/AED only. MSHA Annual Refresher Class Homewood Suites, 216 Wolf Rd., Albany, NY. 8 am - 4 pm. $100. This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the Annual Refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act. Con-
tact Catamount Con-sulting LLC, 518-623-2352 or e-mail smckenna@catamountconsultingllc.com. MAY 10 AEM Seminar: Product Liability Hilton Orlando, Orlando, FL. On Internet at www.aem.org MAY 14
Holiday Inn, 476 Route 7 South, Rutland, VT . $100. This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the Annual Refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act MAY 15-16 AEM Seminar: Marketing Intercontinental
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• Fred Koplin: from director, marketing communications to senior director, consumer sales; • Rick Phillips: from director, commercial sales to senior director, commercial and OTR sales. Tim Easter, director, OTR sales and marketing, will report to Phillips; • Andrew Briggs: from director, product planning and motorsports to director, marketing communications and product planning. Briggs’ responsibilities will include marketing communications, consumer and commercial product planning, and he will continue to oversee motorsports; and • Lawrence Kull: from national sales manager, consumer division to director, tire business planning. Kull will oversee consumer and commercial sales planning, market analysis, sales strategy development and business performance measurement. He will continue as the national account manager for Discount Tire. Koplin, Phillips, Brig-
gs and Kull will report to Hamaya. “Yokohama has aggressive growth goals,” said Hamaya, “and the only way to achieve those is to keep growing our dealers’ business the way we have been. Our customers remain our top priority and we are confident that the sales management structure we have assembled makes us an even more effective business partner to them. We look forward to a mutually strong profitable future together.” Dan King, senior vice president of sales and marketing and who has been at the company for nearly 25 years, has accepted the position of president of Corona, California based Tire’s Warehouse. King’s last day with YTC is April 5. Yokohama Tire Corporation is the North American manufacturing and marketing arm of Tokyo, Japan based The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., a global manufacturing and sales company of premium tires since 1917. Servicing a network of more than 4,500 points of sale in the U.S., Yokohama Tire Corporation is a leader in technology and innovation. The company’s complete product line includes the all new AVID® AscendT
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Yokohama Tire Corporation announces promotions in its sales organzation FULLERTON, CA — Takayuki Hamaya, chief operating officer at Yokohama Tire Corporation announced several promotions in its sales organization, effective April 1. These include:
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Fred Koplin — the first mass market tire using Yokohama’s breakthrough orange oil technology — as well as tires for high-performance, light truck, passenger car, commercial truck, bus and off the road mining and construction applications. For more information on Yokohama’s extensive product line, visit www.yokohamatire.com. Yokohama is a strong supporter of the tire care and safety guidelines established by the Rubber Manufacturers Association and the National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration. Details can be found at the “Tire Safety” section at www.yokohamatire.com.
AUCTION CALENDAR To Have Your Auction Listed, See Your Sales Representative or Contact Hard Hat News at 518-673-3237 • Fax 518-673-2381 Saturday, May 4 • 9:00 AM: 10545 US 11, Adams, NY. Complete Liquidation of One Owner(65 yrs.) 300+ Collectible Cars, Trucks, Pickups, 1940 - 1970 in various shapes and condition. Construction Equipment, Trucks, Parts, Support Equipment. This is definitely a ONE OF A KIND AUCTION! Many, many handy man collectible vehicles looking to be restored & quantity of former US ARMY Jeeps and more!. Alex Lyon & Son, 315-633-2944 www.alexlyon.com Sunday, May 5 • 11:00 AM: 601 North Peterboro St., Canastota, NY. Late Model Lawn & Garden Tractors & Equipment, Compact Tractors, Light Construction Equipment. Alex Lyon & Son, 315-633-2944 www.alexlyon.com Tuesday, May 7 • State of Ohio DOT Surplus Aircraft. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511 www.asset-auctions.com/rock • State of Tennessee Surplus Equipment. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511 www.asset-auctions.com/rock • Tools, Road Signs, Forklifts, Brass Shell Casings, Surplus. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511 www.asset-auctions.com/rock • Weekly Construction Equipment Auction. Every Tuesday. Online Bidding Only! See Web site for details. Also monthly auctions for surplus trucks and pickups from Commonwealth of PA & dump trucks & equip. from OH DOT. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511 www.asset-auctions.com/rock • 10:00 AM: 1815 Hicks Field Rd., East Fort Worth (Dallas), TX. Construction Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Attachments and Trucks. (20) Late Model Grove, Linkbelt, Demag, Terex Truck & Rough Terrain Cranes, Detachables to 90Ton, Truck Tractors, Service Trucks, Boom Trucks, Full
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available. Rather than duplicate, Sidney innovated. It took over two years, but in the end, the Land Shark was born. From tiny to 24-inch diameter, the Land Shark will cut it in seconds. Why the Land Shark the best? It cuts better. The thinner blade, cross cutting carbide teeth and RPM/Torque balanced approach delivers more
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Construction Equipment, Dump Trucks & Support Equipment Auction Smith Site Development - Realigning Their Equipment Needs Plus: Cranes From A Local Bank Manasse Auction Yard, 12 Henry St. (Rt. 26S), Whitney Point, NY 13862 (Binghamton Area)
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Including: (6) Excavators: Cat 320 CL, Long Stick, Long U/C, S/N- ANB01140, Smith's Purchased New; Hitachi EX225-USLC, Zero Axis w/ Thumb, S/N-104393, They Purch. New; JD 200LC, S/N 501577; Jackhammer & Allied Plate Compactor, Both Used On 200lc, Selling Separately; Hitachi EX150 w/ Thumb; JD 490 w/ Thumb; Mini Excavator: Kubota KX-121-3 Tier 4 w/ Blade, 2500 Hrs, Boom Hyd's, S/N-70382; Many Asst. Buckets For Above Excavators: 32" Bkt For Cat 320c; 28" & 22" Bkts For JD 200lc; 48" & 36" Bkt. For Komatsu PC 250 Or 270; 48" Bkt. For Hitachi EX225; Cat IT Forks & Broom; (2) Backhoes: JD 310SE 4wd, Ext. Hoe, S/N-847518; NH 555E, 4wd, EROPS, Ext. Hoe, 2600 Hrs., S/N-031010412; Skid Steer Loader & Attach's.: Gehl 5640 w/ High Flow, Cab, 1100 Hrs, S/N - 00509444; Skid Steer Attachments: Cold Planer; FFV Rock Hound; Forks; Etc.; (2) Dozers: JD 650 J-LT, 6-Way Blade, S/N-106961; JD 650H, 6-Way Blade; Off Road Dump Truck: Cat / DJB 275, 6-Wheel Off Road Truck; Pavers: Blaw Know PF 3172, 12-16' Screed Road Paver, Late Model, S/N -10357; (3) JD Tractors: JD 5420 Utility Tractor, 60Hp, 4wd, 1400 Hrs., Nice; JD 4200 4wd Compact; JD 4020 Dsl., 90Hp; Rome Disc & Rotadarian: Amco J-42 Cut-Away Construction Disc; Rotadariam 6' Seeder / Rototiller, Very Expensive!; Land Pride 6'Seeder; Utility Vehicles: (2) Kubota RTV900's; JD Gator, 4x2; Air Compressor: Sullivan 185cfm Dsl.; Equipment Trailers: (3) PJ 14,000lb Equipment Trailer; 8000lb Equipment Trailer; (2) Cat Rollers: Cat CS 553 Art. Dirt Roller, 84" Drum, S/N - 7AD00344, 4800 Hrs., Nice; Cat CB 224C, Dbl Drum Roller, 2700 Hrs., S/N-3AL06285; Commercial Chipper: Morbark Hurricane Chipper, Dual Wheels, JD Dsl., 1750 Hrs., S/N- 51164, A Big One!; Tampers: (3) Wacker DPU50HJH -Walk-Behind Hatz Dsl. Tampers, Super Nice; (2) Wacker Jumping Jacks; (4) Fancy Tri-Axle Dump Trucks: '06 Mack CV713-Granite, 370 Mack Eng., 17' Steel Dump Body, NICE!; (2) '01 & '00 Peterbilt 379 Tri-Axle Dumps w/ Cat C15 Eng., 8LL Trans, 20' City Alum. Bodies, Super Sharp, Low Miles; 2001 Kenworth W900 Tri-Axle Dump, Cat C12 Eng., 8LL Trans, 19' J&J Alum. Body, Super Nice!; 1980 Mack RD Tri-Axle; Dump Trucks & Support Trucks: 1980 Mack RD Tri-Axle; 1990 Ford 7000 S/A Dump Truck; Mack S/A Dump; Mack Cabover T/A Flatbed; Support Items: Piping; Tractor & Skid Ldr. Attachments; Many Other Items!! Plus- From A Local Bank: Grove RT-65 Rough Terrain Crane; 1992 Ford L8000 w/ RO Simon 10-Ton Crane, T/A, Nice!; Auctioneers Note: The Smith Family Is Selling Equipment They Are Not Presently Using, Due To The Changing Of The Work They Are Focusing On. This Equipment Has Had Great Maintenance!! Some Real Nice Items, Plan to Attend! Online Bidding Available Through www.Equipmentfacts.com. For More Details & Many Pictures Refer To Our Website @ www.manasseauctions.com. Terms & Conditions: Payment In Full Day Of Auction In Cash, Good Check or Major Credit Card w/ Positive ID. 13% Buyer's Premium, w/ 3% Waived For Payments Made By Cash Or Good Check. Any Checks Over $20,000 Must Be Accompanied By A Bank Letter Of Guarantee To Mel Manasse & Son. All Items Sold As-Is, No Warranties; Note: Additional 2% B.P. Charged For Online Purchases. Also Same Day @ 9:30 AM - Our Monthly Repo / Seized Vehicle & Equipment Auction - Approx. 100 Vehicles!;
The Land Shark boasts the industry's most rotation at 180 degrees. Any angle, any time at the push of a button. industry’s most rotation at 180 degrees. Any angle, any time at the push of a button. It costs less to operate. The eight Kodiak teeth are long lasting, easy to replace, and easy on the pocket book. Less downtime, less wear parts that cost less. The Land Shark em-
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LIVINGSTON, TEXAS — Little Beaver’s Hydraulic Earth Drill offers an efficient and dependable solution for multiple digging and drilling projects. By combining a higher horsepower engine with the convenience of hydraulic drive, the unit is able to drill efficiently and effectively, even in the toughest soil conditions. Built to be both reliable and powerful, the Hydraulic drill can be used for a variety of ap-
plications including fence and sign installation, landscaping and soil sampling. It has also been designed for easy transport and maneuverability, making it an ideal addition to any rental center’s fleet. Unlike most competitive models that only offer a 9 hp engine, Little Beaver’s Hydraulic drill features an 11 hp Honda overhead valve gas engine. The HYD-PS11H has a five gallon reservoir capacity
and is mounted on an easily maneuverable three wheel chassis. The compact design allows access to areas unreachable by skid steer mounted augers and convenient front and rear handles make loading and unloading fast and easy. At 150 rpm, the Hydraulic drill offers controlled and precise speed, resulting in higher torque and wider drilling diameter. When using a 12-inch or smaller diameter auger, the drill can achieve depths of up to 12-feet, depending on soil conditions. The unit can also handle larger augers and drill holes up to 16inches in diameter. An integrated forward/reverse lever provides both safety and convenience. The lever lets the operator remove the auger if it gets caught under an obstruction, such as a rock or tree root, making the Hydraulic drill ideal for heavily wooded areas. For further enhanced user safety, a steel torque tube is incorporated to allow
the operator to use a large diameter auger without fear of dangerous kickback. The torque tube transfers digging torque from the drill head to the engine carriage, making one man drilling both safe and simple. In addition to protecting the operator from harm, the torque tube provides easier drilling and reduces operator effort and fatigue. The higher level of torque also results in less vibration and a longer service life. Three different handle options are available, allowing the unit the ability to complete virtually any drilling project. The one man handle is primarily used for standard drilling tasks and projects requiring augers 10 inches in diameter or smaller. It is built with a 150 rpm motor, and a 220 rpm motor is also available when higher speeds are desired. When using larger augers 12 to 16 inches in diameter, the two man handle is recommended. The standard 150 rpm motor allows easy drilling for extra
Unlike most competitive models that only offer a 9 hp engine, Little Beaver’s Hydraulic drill features an 11 hp Honda overhead valve gas engine. deep holes. A 220 rpm motor is available and provides greater drilling speed, while the 125 rpm is an option for added torque. Finally, the high torque anchor handle, primarily used for mobile home, tent and utility anchors, features a 60 rpm motor, with optional 125 and 150 rpm motors available. All three styles feature a self-centering control valve for return to neutral when released. Two different types of kits are offered to increase the versatility of the Hydraulic unit. Drilling along roadways
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and other difficult to access areas is possible with the Telescoping Torque Tube Kit. The kit allows the power source to remain on the rear of a vehicle, while the included two man handle is used to drill holes up to 11-feet away. The bumper mounted swivel bracket and telescoping torque tube provide 180 degree mobility, and attach to any equipment with auxiliary hydraulic connections. When drilling deeper than 10feet, or when lifting the auger out of the ground becomes too heavy, the Tripod Kit is a suitable option. Designed for soil sampling and geophysical work, the tripod accessory provides controlled drilling and easy 4-inch auger removal up to 35feet deep. The kit includes a hand winch for fast setup, and for added versatility, the kit is compatible with both one and two man handles. The Hydraulic Earth Drill is backed by Little Beaver’s two year warranty, with the engine also covered by a two year manufacturer’s warranty. Little Beaver has been proudly manufacturing quality, safe and productive drilling equipment for three generations. With a full line of easy to operate equipment, along with a complete offering of accessories, including augers, extensions, points and blades, Little Beaver effectively serves the needs of end users from professional contractors to rental centers. For more information, contact Little Beaver, 2009 South Houston, Livingston, Texas 77351. Call 800-227-7515, fax 936-327-4025, e-mail sales@littlebeaver.com or visit the website at www.littlebeaver.com.
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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 9:30 AM • 650 ROUTE 46 WEST, CLIFTON, NJ 07013 MULTI MILLION DOLLAR SINGLE OWNER INVENTORY FROM ONE OF NJ's PREMIER PAVING, ROAD REHAB & MATERIAL HAULING COMPANIES PARTIAL LISTING: EXCAVATORS: 2005 Komatsu PC158USLC-2, s/n 10090; 1989 Cat 235C, s/n 5AF00272; Cat 215, s/n 96L-2139; CRAWLER TRACTORS & LOADERS: 1990 Cat D5H LGP, s/n 1DD04125; 1990 Cat D4H, s/n 9DB04243; 1988 Cat D6H, s/n 3ZF00641; 1982 Cat 973, s/n 66G00439; 1975 Cat D8K, s/n 77V2694; 1974 Cat D3, s/n 79U1444; 1972 Cat 955L, s/n 85J4941; RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: 2000 Cat 980G, s/n 9CM01529; 1989 Cat 950E, s/n 22Z04075; 1987 Cat 950B, s/n 22Z02900; 1979 Cat 920, s/n 62K10563; TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES: 2000 Cat 446B, s/n 5BL02573; 1999 Cat 426C, s/n 1YR01677; 1998 Cat 446B, s/n 5BL01747; 1997 Cat 426CIT, s/n 1MR00279; 1996 Cat 426C, s/n 6XN00301; PAVING EQUIPMENT: 2010 Volvo PF6110, s/n VCEP6110POS375022; 2003 Blaw Knox PF5510, s/n 55103527; 2003 Blaw Knox PF5510, s/n 55103536; 2000 Blaw Knox P5510, s/n 55102926; 2000 Blaw Know PF4410, s/n 44100269; Blaw Knox PF115, s/n 0699011; ROAD MILLERS & PROFILERS: 2006 Wirtgen W220, s/n 0821150306400260; Zipper Pavement Profiler; HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT: 1994 Int'l 4900 S/A Boom, Flatbed, Dump Body Combo Truck, Vin #1HTSDN2N2RH552412; CRUSHING & SCREENING: Extec Robo Track Screener, s/n 5138; Extec T/A Portable Screener, s/n 5190; COMPACTORS & ROLLERS: 2005 Cat CB534D, s/n CATCB534HFGH00423; 1996 Cat CB634C, s/n 3BR00110; 1996 Cat CB634C, s/n 3BR00112; 2000 Cat CB334D, s/n 4CZ00373; 1991 Cat CB434, s/n 3TF00122; 1994 Bomag BW120AD-2, s/n 101170501111; Ingersoll Rand DD138HFA, s/n 190093; Ingersoll Rand DD118HFA, s/n 190363; Ingersoll Rand DD34HF, s/n 186872; 1993 Ingersoll Rand DD32, s/n 54655; 1989 Ingersoll Rand SD100D, s/n 6814S; 1988 Ingersoll Rand SD100D, s/n 5673S; 1982 Dynapac CC42, s/n 961D25; Rosco Hydra Pac, s/n 646; Roscoe Tandem Smooth Drum Static Roller; (3) Wacker RT820 Trench Compactors; MOTOR GRADERS & SCRAPERS: 1984 Cat 12G Grader, s/n 61M10617; BUCKETS & ATTACHMENTS: (2) Cat BA25 8' Q/C Brooms; TRUCK TRACTORS: 2005 Mack CL 733 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD64Y45M001529; 1980 Mack R686ST T/A, Vin #32798; 1985 Volvo White Auto Car T/A; TRI & T/A DUMPS: 2006 Mack CV713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AG10CX6M038588; 2005 Mack CV713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AG11C55M025289; 2004 Mack CV713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AG11C14M013770; 2001 Mack CL733 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD64CX1M001081; 2001 Mack CL733 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD64CB1M001080; 2000 Mack CL713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD62C8YW010315; 2000 Mack CL713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD62CXYW010316; 2000 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P324C7YM052778; 1999 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P324C0XN047145; 1999 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P324C2XM047146; 1999 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P324C6XM046694; 1999 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P324C6XM046209; 1998 Mack CL713 Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2AD62C4WW06694; 1995 Mack RD688S Tri-Axle, Vin #1M2P267C8SM022430; 1990 Mack DM886SX T/A, Vin #1M2B156C7LA003155; 1987 Mack RD688SX T/A, Vin #1M2P143C6HA005293; 1984 Mack DM886SX T/A, Vin #1M2B156C2EA003113; 1984 Mack RD688SX T/A, Vin #1M2P140C5EA011652; 1979 Mack DM886SX T/A, Vin #3DM886SX1985; 1979 Mack RD686SX T/A, Vin #RD686SX6966; S/A DUMPS: 1987 Ford L9000, Vin #1FDKY90L2HVA35824; DISTRIBUTOR TRUCKS: 2000 Int'l 4700 S/A, Vin #1HTSCABN8YH287408; Chevy C65 S/A, Vin #CCE677V124871; BUCKET & BOOM TRUCKS: 2007 Int'l 4300 S/A Bucket Truck, Vin #1HTMMAL17H392831; SWEEPER TRUCKS: 2006 Elgin Eagle Series F Sweeper, s/n F2232D, Mtd On Sterling SC8000 Chassis, Vin #49HAADBV26DW02044; 2001 Elgin Eagle Series F Sweeper, s/n F1217D, Mtd On Sterling SC8000 Chassis, Vin #1FVAADBY61DJ27951; 2001 Elgin Eagle Series F Sweeper, s/n F1209D, Mtd On Sterling SC8000 Chassis, Vin #49HAADBV51HH97917; DETACHABLE & LOWBED TRAILERS: 2004 Rogers SP60GR110/58/25/102/3A Tri-Axle 60 Ton Lowboy, Vin #1RBH563044AR24647; 1988 Rogers Tri-Axle Lowboy, Vin #1RBH46301JAR20776; DUMP TRAILERS: 1999 Dorsey Tri-Axle 24' End Dump Trailer, Vin #21DTD28J24XS080654; TAG-ALONG & OTHER H.D. EQUIPMENT TRAILERS: Tri-Axle 7'10"x13'10" Equipment Trailer; 1977 T/A 18 Ton Equipment Trailer, Vin #15HA7640; S/A 3'6"x6'6" Equipment Trailer; OFFICE TRAILERS: T/A Office 10'x50' Trailer; T/A Office 8'x36' Trailer; SERVICE & UTILITY TRUCKS: 2003 Int'l 4300 S/A Service Truck, Vin #1HYMMAAL23H589503; 2000 Ford F550 Service Truck, Vin #1FDAF56F0YED25673; 2002 Ford F350 Utility, Vin #1FDSW34L82EA40938; 2002 Ford F350 Utility, Vin #1FDSW34LX2EA40939; 1979 Int'l 1854 S/A Utility, Vin #AA185JHA33502; FLATBED & VAN BODY TRUCKS: 1998 Ford F800 S/A Flatbed, Vin #1FDNF82C5WVA28197; 1997 Ford L8000 S/A Flatbed, Vin #1FTYR82E8VVA06039; 1992 Ford Cargo S/A Flatbed, Vin #1FDXH81A9NVA14126; 1985 Chevy C30 S/A Flatbed, Vin #A1GBHC34MFS151782; 1981 GMC C70 S/A Flatbed, Vin #1GDM7D1G5BV580590; 2005 Int'l 4300 S/A Box Truck, Vin #1HTMMAAM55H128498; 2002 Int'l 4300 S/A Box Truck, Vin #1HTMMAAMX2H395017; 1992 Ford Cargo S/A Box Truck, Vin #1FDXH81A4NVA27124; 1987 Int'l 1754 Crew Cab & Chassis, Vin #1HTLCHXP9HHA13108; 1971 Autocar AE004HB0 T/A Cab & Chassis, Vin #AE004HB067733; COMPRESSOR TRUCKS: 2001 Freightliner FL70 S/A, Vin #1FVABTAK81HG77078 w/Ingersoll Rand P185 Air Compressor, s/n 28873HJD7219; 1990 Int'l 4600 S/A, Vin #1HTSAZRM9LH684460 w/Ingersoll Rand P185 Compressor, s/n 367526UR0820; ATTENUATOR TRUCKS: 1997 Mack MR688P S/A, w/Kenco Attenuator, Vin #1M1K194Y2VM009227; 1995 Ford L8000 S/A, w/Renco Attenuator, Vin #1FTYR82E6VVA06041; WATER TRUCKS: Mack T/A, Vin #MC685S1126; 1988 Int'l 1954 S/A, Vin #1HTLDDR6JH533137; FUEL & LUBE TRUCKS: Mack MR487 S/A Fuel Truck, Vin #MR487P1025; FLEET VEHICLES: 2010 Ford F150; 2010 Ford Ranger; 2009 Ford F150; 2008 Ford Ranger; 2005 Ford F250; 2005 Ford F150; 2000 Ford F150; 1997 Ford F350; 1997 Ford F350; 1997 Ford F250; 1997 Ford F250; 1993 Chevy 3500; SEA & STORAGE CONTAINERS: 20' Container; SWEEPERS: 1986 Elgin Pelican, s/n S6105S; COMPRESSORS: 2011 Ingersoll Rand P185WJD-T4I, s/n 426909UFVD75; (2) Ingersoll Rand P185; 1986 Ingersoll Rand 175, s/n 165374U87953; WELDERS: Miller Big 40, s/n KG122749; LIGHT TOWERS: (2) Coleman S/A Portable Light Towers; Amida S/A Portable Light Tower; MESSAGE & ARROW BOARDS: (3) Precision & (7)American Signal S/A Portable Message Boards; 1999 S/A Portable Message Board; (2) Amida OLDSE15L S/A Portable Arrow Boards; SUPPORT EQUIPMENT: Target Walk Behind Pavement Saw, Deutz Dsl; Walk Behind Snow Blower, Briggs & Stratton Gas; (2) Stone Boats; (2) Reeves S/A Portable Tar Kettle; Stone S/A Portable Mixer; Lg Steel Water Tank; AND MORE!
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3 DAYS with 1000'S OF LOTS MAJOR PUBLIC EQUIPMENT AUCTION with equipment from MULA MATERIALS CORP. (Surplus to the Ongoing Needs) & SCHIAVONE CO., LLC & AREA CONTRACTORS & EQUIPMENT DEALERS 275 ROUTE 32, NORTH FRANKLIN, CT 06254 DAY 1 • THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 8:30 AM DUMPS, FLATBEDS, VAN BODY, UTILITY & SERVICE TRUCKS, TRUCK TRACTORS & TRAILERS
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ONE OWNER EQUIPMENT DISPERSAL AUCTION for ENGLISH PAVING COMPANY INC.
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Paul Farrell promoted to CEO/president of Modern Group BRISTOL, PA — Modern Group, one of the nation’s largest distributors of materials handling equipment, forklifts, construction equipment and power systems, announced the appointment of Paul Far-
rell as CEO and president effective May 1, 2013. Paul had previously been named president in November 2012. Dave Griffith, who had been chairman/CEO will retain his role as Modern Group Chairman.
“The promotion of Paul to CEO is the natural evolution of a plan that has been in place for several years. Paul’s leadership is extraordinary and as a team we’ve successfully managed the company through the recent
In Memoriam Michael T. Saunders, The Saunders Companies We are saddened to inform you that Michael T. Saunders, 53, of Syracuse passed away Sunday at his home. He was born in Syracuse on July 18, 1959 to Sherman V. and Marie Saunders. Mike graduated from Marcellus Central High School. He was the fourth generation of Saunders to operate the family business, “The Saunders Companies,” a well known ready mix and gravel company established in 1891. Mike was also known for his generous contributions to the community such as local little leagues, several fire departments, as well as many civic activities including parks, playgrounds and memorials throughout the city, towns and counties. He was involved and active in many
committees and a member of various associations such as American Truck Historical Society, National Ready Mix Association, Associated Builders and Contractors, Associated General Contractors and Home Builders and Remodelers Association. He was predeceased by his father, Sherman V. Saunders in 2003. Mike is survived by his wife, Tracy (Lynch) Saunders of Syracuse; his mother, Marie R. Saunders of Florida; sisters, Judith Lombard and her husband Len Renaud of Florida, Karen Estabrook of Florida, Gail Saunders of Florida, Sandra Saunders and her husband Alan Savage of Onondaga Hill and Marilyn Saunders and her husband Dan Culkin of Onondaga Hill; along with many
nieces and nephews. A funeral service in celebration of Michael’s life will be officiated by Pastor Michael Kerlin on Friday, April 12, 2013 at 10 a.m. in the Thomas J. Pirro Jr. Funeral HOome, 3401 Vickery Rd. (corner of Buckley Rd.) North Syracuse. Burial will follow at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Family and friends may call at the Thomas J. Pirro JR. Funeral Home on Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 3 to 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of CNY, 1100 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, NY 13210, or Truth Bible Fellowship, 3303 Makyes Rd., Nedrow, NY 13120. The Chapter extends its deepest sympathy to his family and many friends.
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recessionary years. Our future is strong and Paul is a great choice to be the third CEO in our 67 year company history”, said Dave Griffith, Modern Group chairman. “Working with Dave has been an invaluable experience in learning all the facets of Modern’s business. His business acumen is second to none and his continued role as Chairman allows us the opportunity to continue to assess his experience”, said Paul Farrell. “Dave has been at Modern since 1992 and has managed the company during years of major change in all areas of the industry. We have been fortunate to have had him as the leader, and he will con-
tinue to provide his wisdom as our Chairman. The future opportunities are limitless for Modern and we are well positioned to achieve future success. Our performance this fiscal year is strong and the future is very bright,” he added. Paul Farrell had joined the company in 2004. Paul is a Rutgers University graduate and is a Six Sigma Black Belt. He lives in Medford, NJ with his wife, Denise, and three children. Modern Group, one of the nation?s leading equipment distributors, provides sales, leasing, short term rental, service, parts, training and financing solutions
Paul Farrell through its forklifts, power systems, construction and warehouse products to businesses serving Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Delaware. For more information visit www.moderngroup.com.
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2009 Ford E350 Ext. Cargo Van 4.8L Gas V-8, AC, AM/FM, Tilt Wheel, Great Carpet/Flooring Van, Only 62,500 Miles Stk# B08UD0419
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2000 0 Genie e S40 0 Telescopic Manlift, Dual Fuel, 4x4, 40 height, clean machine,
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NEW 2011 SILVERADO CREW CAB Chassis, 6.0L Gas V8, A/C, AM/FM, Pwr. Locks, Locking Diff., Ready for body of choice Stk#T11-1008 Was $34,735
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Hard Hat News Show & Sells 2006 Morbark 2600 Horizontal Grinder 250 hp Cat 3126B with approx. 5000 hrs. Well maintained machine in excellent condition. Machine is used to grind pallets and scrap wood. Extra screens and inserts.
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Hey Fred Busy season is right around the corner, and I know we’ll be taking on a lot of new jobs — including prevailing wage work. These jobs are great for our company, but I dread them because I end up spending hours — even days — putting together Certified Payroll reports
and managing the different wage rates and fringes. Is there anything I can do to make this easier? And maybe even get my evenings and weekends back? - Carol Hey Carol Compiling Certified Payroll reports manually
can definitely cause a few headaches. And if you’re using generic, off the shelf accounting software, that’s really the only way to get these reports done. But the good thing is that there are solutions out there that will help you complete these reports… and get your weekends back. One of your options is construction specific accounting software. A good program will allow you to set up prevailing wage tables to include pay rates and fringe benefits based on a specific prevailing
wage jurisdiction. During job setup, you can designate a jurisdiction and the software will maintain the prevailing wage rates, which will automatically default in when you run payroll for that job. You can then automatically generate a certified payroll report based on the data you entered while running payroll. Another option is a construction specific payroll service — yes, they do exist! They work very similarly to construction specific accounting software and,
based on the setup of the job, will automatically default in prevailing wage rates and fringes. A good service will then generate these reports automatically for you — sometimes it’ll even be free with the service. So there are solutions for making certified payrolls easier and saving time! Do some research into construction-specific accounting software and payroll services to see what the best solution for your company might be. Good luck! - Fred
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A National Worker’ s Memorial Day in 2013? by Steve Wagner
Virginia's hilltop memorial honors VDOT workers who served the commonwealth with their lives. Legislative resolutions often have a way of cutting to the chase when it comes to addressing an issue. While they have little or no ability to serve as law, they do call attention to important aspects of life in our communities. One example of this is in Pennsylvania were a permanent Worker’s Memorial Day is under consideration in a somewhat official way. PA State Representative Pam Snyder, is a prime sponsor of a resolution to designate April 28, 2013 as “Workers’ Memorial Day” in Pennsylvania. Snyder is on the Labor and Industry Committee. Her resolution conveys some of the following ideas as it honors those who have lost their lives while working to serve the citizens of the commonwealth.
PA Resolution The text of the resolution reminds us that every year on April 28, communities and worksites honor friends, family members and colleagues who have been killed or injured on the job. The Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in 2011, more than 4,600 workers suffered fatal workplace injuries and nearly three million individuals suffered nonfatal work related injuries and illnesses. Experts estimate that at least 50,000 deaths occur annually because of occupational diseases. In 2011, the year that the transportation and warehousing industry sectors and the construction industry sector had the largest number of deaths, 186 workers encountered fatal workplace accidents in Pennsylvania.
Official ceremonies like this one could become a national event where workers who have lost their lives on the job can be remembered.
“While news reports often focus our attention on disastrous workplace events, most of these workers die individually with little public attention. It is appropriate to honor the memory of the courageous and dedicated members of Pennsylvania’s labor force who have been injured or disabled or have died as a result of workplace accidents,” the proclamation states. Other States honor those who died Workers Memorial Day has been around in several states for two decades in one form or another. There, workers are honored in a variety of ways. In New Hampshire, for instance, Brian Mitchell tells Hard Hat News that he’s been involved with New Hampshire COSH (Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health) for 15 or 17 years. “When I first started, we used to do a press conference at the State House,” he says. “I really didn’t enjoy that because there weren’t a lot of people listening and there wasn’t a lot of press coverage. When I took over as Director of COSH, we started having a dinner. With the dinner, we attempt to find family members of the fatalities. This year, we were fortunate in finding the father of one of the workers who got killed. The father is attending the affair.” Mitchell says that a large Washington contingent used to be on hand as well as one from the OSHA Concord office to show support. As it stands presently, he says, “we have a meal, we have a few speakers, and we have a memorial plaque to which the most recent fatalities’ names are added.” Fourteen names are being added this year. Mitchell says NHCOSH also maintains a newsletter which is essentially “a year long obituary.” I asked about his knowledge of memorial activities in other states, and if he thought there would ever be a national unity to the effort which now only involves 31 of the 50 states? Mitchell’s reply was encouraging. “In addition to me being Executive Director of NHCOSH, I’m President of the National Council for
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Occupational Safety and Health,” he says. NCOSH is made up of 16 or 17 COSH groups from around the United States. What we’re trying to do is promote Workers’ Memorial Day, and we have partner groups that we work with. One group is called United Support for Memorial Workplace Fatalities. These are family members of fatalities, and they provide support to people. They also travel to Washington and state capitols to lobby for better safety laws.” A video on the NHCOSH website entitled Sixteen Deaths Per Day highlights the daily average of lives lost on the jobsite in the United States. Mitchell says that the attention given to this problem is not taken as seriously as it could be. For example, he illustrates the point by saying that if you willfully violate a health and safety law, and somebody is killed as a result of that, “it’s a misdemeanor.” In contrast, he says someone can go out on the weekend, and shoot a deer without a tag, transport it across state lines, and that is a felony punishable by five years in prison.” The disparity is obvious. National Workers’ Memorial Day? April 28th was designated as Workers’ Memorial Day, “and that goes back to the late 1970s or early ‘80s. This has been a day to think about and remember those who have been hurt or killed on the job,” says PA AFL-CIO editor Jim Deegan. “It is also a time to emphasize and focus on the need for job safety, not only for regulations to ensure that jobs are safe. I’m talking about throughout the industry; farming, too, as a matter of fact,” thinking of silo accidents and machinery incidents as areas of concern. “When people are killed it’s because something or someone isn’t performing safely. They are not following industry recognized safety standards. If you work in a steel mill there are certain things that you do not do. This is recognized across the entire industry.” April 28th events, services and ceremonies are observed by areas. They are usually underwritten by central labor councils. “There were about a dozen events in Pennsylvania last year including those in the Philadelphia area. That includes things like marches and maybe a symbolic funeral march with a casket and wreath to commemorate a workplace tragedy. It endeavors to keep your mind focused on the fact that what you do at work (needs to be keeping) safety in mind at all times. Don’t take the shortcut,” says Deegan. Might we see the day when all states will participate in Workers’ Memorial Days rather than just acknowl-
Virginia's memorial to fallen VDOT workers can be found on I-64 near Charlottesville, VA.
Official ceremonies like this one could become a national event where workers who have lost their lives on the job can be remembered. edging it from a distance? “I’m sure that throughout Memorial Day due to the West, Texas fertilizer plant the country there will be observances in every state,” explosion, according to Tom O’Connor, executive Deegan suspects. “I’m just about sure that there are director of National COSH. It “reminds us that workevents going on in every state where there is a union places are still dangerous in the United States. The presence. There are a lot of things that go on in this 14 people who died in that tragic incident however, is state.” In Wilkes-Barre, a candlelight vigil and prayer about the same number that die every day in what we service were scheduled for this year. Other events are consider more routine incidents of workplace death slated for Pittsburgh, Johnstown (a dinner) and on the job. Those cases, when they are not part of a Clarion University. Lehigh University reads the catastrophic incident, get very little attention from names of workers who were killed during the past the public. Society tends to view those as just part of year as does Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. We have a work. We are trying to remind you that the majority workers’ memorial monument here in Harrisburg on of these deaths are preventable with proper safety the Riverfront, that was dedicated in 2002. procedures and equipment.” There has been an extra focus on Workers’
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's riverfront memorial reminds us of the price that worker's pay when they are killed while serving the commonwealth.
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2006 CARLTON HURRICANE R/S 140hp John Deere, Remote Control, Sandvik Wheel, Caterpillar 303.5 Rubber Track Undercarriage, Hydraulic Scrape Blade, Unit Swings a Continuous 360 Degrees, 2640 hrs $54,900
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1991 KODIAK SERVICE TRUCK 3116 Cat Diesel, 6-Speed Trans, 83,837 Miles, Miller Welder/Gen, Tiger Crane, Air Compressor, Truck in Nice Shape. $25,000
Chippers: 2009 Bandit 1590XP 17” Drum Style 140hp JD, Hyd. Lift Cylinder, Hyd. Winch, Hyd. Tongue Jack, Hyd Swivel Discharge w/Hand Crank Adj. Height Discharge & 12” Manual Chip Deflector, New Hyd. Pump & Feed Wheel Motors, 910 hrs . . . . . . . . . . . .$37,500 2006 Bandit 250XP 140hp JD Tier 2, Hyd. Lift Cylinder, Hyd. Winch, Hyd. Swivel Discharge, Hand Crank Adjustable Height. . .$23,500 2004 Bandit 200XP 12" Disc, 115HP Cat, New Fuel Injection Pump, Lift Cylinder, 64" Infeed, Serviced . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,500 2002 Bandit 65AW 6" Chipper, 25hp Kolher, Auto Feed, 1320 Hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,500 2002 Beast 5680 Horizontal Grinder, 990 hp Cat, Mag Head, Quad Axle, Remote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$350,000 2007 Duratech 4012, 860 HP Cat 3412, Remote, Wide conveyors w/swivel, 15" magnet, Hyd outriggers, Big hammers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for Pricing
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USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Other Equipment: 2009 Cat 906H Wheel Loader, EROPS, AC, Heat, Hyd Quick Coupler, GP Bucket, 1620 Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$56,800 2008 JD 750JLT Dozer, Forestry Package, Winch, low hrs . .$144,500 2008 Cat 302.5C Mini Excavator, enclosed cab, 650 hrs . . . . .$35,750 2007 John Deere 35D Mini Excavator enclosed cab, 2057 hrs .$36,900 2007 Great Dane Flat Bed Trailers. 49' X 96" Headache rack, 445/50R22.5 tires, 96" spread axle, Tarps & Ratchet Straps, Good Shape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17,500 2007 Komatsu WA150 1.5 Yd. GP Bucket, 17.5x25 Michelins, A/C Heat, New Paint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53,500 2006 Rosco RD48, s/n 480045985, 85HP Cummins, Hydrostatic Drive, 8’ Broom with Joystick Brush Control, 150 Gallon Water Tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24,500 2001 Lull 844C-42, 4 Cyl Diesel, 8000lb Telescopic Handler, 8063 hrs, 42’ Lift/Reach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$26,000 2000 Champion C80A27 OROPS, 11’ Moldboard, Front 8’ Hyd Push Blade W/4 Tooth Flip down Scafire, 15-19.5 NHS Superlugs .$38,500 2000 Cat 525 Skidder, Essco Assorting Grapple, Single Arch, 30.5-32 Tires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29,500 1999 2120 Ford New Holland HSS, 4WD Utility Tractor, 3 Pt. Hitch, 669hr on meter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17,500 1997 Cat D5MLGP Dozer S/N 3CR00468, OROP, 32” Pads, 9’4” 6 Way Blade, 9392 hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29,500 1996 Cat D5C Series II Dozer S/N 9DL01393, 6 Way Blade, Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29,500 1992 John Deere 648E Skidder 6068 6.8 Liter 414CI, 140hp, Dual Arch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$36,000 Equipment Attachments: New Dymax 14" Tree Sheer w/ Accumulator, Regular Flow . $12,500 New Loflin, Forks, Grapple Root Rakes, Buckets, Misc. Sizes New Lowe 750CH Hydraulic Skid Steer Auger . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,400 Heavy duty Demolition Grapple, Fits 312/120 size . . . . . . . . $9,500 JRB Snow Blades New 10'-12' Hydraulic Angle . .Starting at $13,500 Fabtech, 60” Skid Steer Mount Brush Hog / Mower . . . . . . . . .$5,995 Lowe X25 Hydraulic Trencher Skid Steer Mount . . . . . . . . . . .$5,700 XX If You Don’t See What You Need, Please Call 518-434-2747 XX
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