Midwest 14 July 4, 2026 by Construction Equipment Guide

BNSF Nears Finish Line On $100M Bridge in N.D.

Katherine Petrik CEG SENIOR EDITOR

For nearly three years, one of North Dakota’s most significant private infrastructure investments has quietly taken shape alongside a 143-year-old railroad landmark as crews work around the clock to replace a vital freight corridor spanning the Missouri River.

Massive cranes rise from barges, long-reach excavators stretch over the water and crews maneuver steel girders into place as BNSF

Railway enters the final phase of its $100 million bridge replacement project between Bismarck and Mandan. With trains expected to begin operating on the new structure this fall, construction teams are now focused on the

By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

FEATURES

8 ILL. TOLLWAY INTRODUCES $26.5B DRIVING CONNECTIONS PROGRAM

The Illinois Tollway unveiled a 15-year, $26.5 billion capital program that will generate roadway, bridge and interchange construction projects across northern Illinois while modernizing one of the nation’s busiest transportation networks.

SMITHCO SIGNS MIDWEST DIESEL SERVICE AS MINNESOTA DEALER

SmithCo Mfg. Inc. has reached an agreement with Midwest Diesel Service Inc. to sell SmithCo’s premium line of side dump trailers in east central and northeast Minnesota. Midwest Diesel Service is located in Blaine, Minn.

12 ‘SMART’ EQUIPMENT BRINGS BRAWN, BRAINS TO JOB SITES

Construction equipment is no longer just about providing the brawn crews need to get work done. Today’s equipment also has the brains to help crews work more efficiently and safely.

LUBY EQUIPMENT HOSTS OPEN HOUSE, OPERATOR RODEO

Luby Equipment hosted more than 200 guests at its open house June 11, 2026, at its facility in Quincy, Ill. Customers, contractors and industry partners were there for a day of demonstrations, networking and hands-on activities.

20 OHIO CAT HOSTS NAWIC FOR ‘BOOTS & BOOMS’ EXPERIENCE

Members of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Toledo Chapter got behind the controls of construction equipment during the “Boots and Booms” event hosted by Ohio CAT at the company’s Perrysburg, Ohio, facility.

22 MARTIN EQUIPMENT CELEBRATES 100 YEARS WITH OPEN HOUSE

Martin Equipment celebrated a milestone few dealerships ever achieve when it marked its 100th anniversary as a John Deere dealer with a customer and employee open house June 23, 2026, at its Goodfield, Ill., headquarters.

BOBCAT CELEBRATES AMERICA’S 250TH WITH LIMITED EDITION MOWER

I DIG TEXAS OFFERS KING KONG USH GRAPPLE ATTACHMENT

I Dig Texas of Marble Falls, Texas, offers a range of skid steer attachments. Among those is the AMFG King Kong Brush Grapple, a heavy-duty grapple designed for high-horsepower compact track loaders.

28 REP. FRANK J. MRVAN TOURS HITACHI GLOBAL AIR POWER

Hitachi Global Air Power US LLC hosted U.S. Representative Frank J. Mrvan at the Hitachi Global Air Power facility in Michigan City for a tour focused on advanced manufacturing, workforce development and community investment.

SIMA HOSTS ITS 29TH ANNUAL SNOW & ICE SYMPOSIUM

The Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) welcomed snow and ice professionals from across the industry to its 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium June 23-26, 2026.

31 KC CONTRACTOR KEEPS ROLLING THROUGH THREE GENERATIONS

There is some debate as to who the John is in J & J Asphalt Paving Inc. It could be for John Sr. or for John Jr., both of whom were around when the Overland Park, Kan., firm was founded in 1978.

80 MICHIGAN FOREST PRODUCTS SHOW RETURNS TO GAYLORD

The Michigan Association of Timbermen announced the return of the Michigan Forest Products Show, taking place Aug. 7–8, 2026, at The Ellison Place in Gaylord, Mich.

90 PURPLE WAVE NAMES FISCHER NEW DISTRICT SALES DIRECTOR

Purple Wave Auction announced Brian Fischer has joined the company as a district sales director for Ohio, eastern Indiana and Detroit. Fischer brings 20 years of experience in the construction equipment industry.

2018 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $64,500 STK# KM2023642, 3874 HRS, Carterville, IL

KOMATSU HM400-5 $479,500 STK# KM2024111, 6280 HRS, Cape Girardeau, MO 2018 KOMATSU PC490LC-11 $159,500 STK# KM2024254, 9121 HRS, Columbia, MO 2015 CAT 349FL $89,500 STK# CT2024019, 10,285 HRS, Escanaba, MI

PC210LC-10 $134,500 STK# KM2023429 5421 hours, Springfield, IL

DePere,

Komatsu WA200-8 $149,500 STK# KM2024227 446 hours, East Peoria, IL

Komatsu

2019 Komatsu PC210LC-11 $149,500 STK# KM2023007 2473 hours, Eau Claire, WI

TimberPro TN725D $279,000 STK# DTCons, 8,000 hours, Eau Claire, WI

KOMATSU D37PX-23 $94,500 STK# KM2023250, 2326 HRS, Bridgeton, MO

Komatsu PC490LC-11 $129,500 STK# KM2025381, 7,509 hrs, Cape Girardeau, MO

2023 Kobelco ED160-7, S/N LH04006200, 1110 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 1 BUCKET, BACKFILL BLADE WITH EXTENSIONS $199,900

2022 Case 521G, S/N 253822, 266 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, RIDE CONTROL, THIRD VALVE, LIMITED SLIP DIFF, JRB COUPLER2.5 YARD GP BUCKET, DELUXE CAB

Garrard • (630) 492-9115

2024 New Holland C332, S/N JAF0C332CPM450628, 622 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, GP BUCKET

$109,900

2022 Case 850M WT Dozer, S/N JJGN850MPMC104001, 623 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, PAT BLADE, SWEEPS $177,000

2024 Leeboy 8616D Paver, S/N 419540, 2207 Hours, 127 HP KUBOTA ENG, 8'-15'6" LEGEND HD PRO SCREED, HD HOPPER WINGS, DUAL 20.5" FEEDING CONVEYORS, LED WORK LIGHTS, INDEPENDENT CUT OFFS UNDER AUGERS, ELECTRIC HD WASH PUMP W/ HOSE & TWO REELS, 2 SEATS $74,900

2019 Case CX210D, S/N DAC210K7NKS7H1988, 2948 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 36" BUCKET, AUX HYDRAULICS ............ $99,900

2022 Case SV280B, 171 Hours, S/N JAFSV280HMM403668, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 72" GP BUCKET, 2 SPEED, RADIO, EXCELLENT CONDITION FULL MACHINE WARRANTY UNTIL 11-22-24 $47,000 2018 Case CX245DSR, S/N NJS7K1152, 1306 Hours, Cab/Air, Kent Coupler, Aux Hydraulics, No Bucket, Bucket available at additional charge, Rental Fleet Roll

McCann Rents a full line of heavy and light construction equipment. Call us today to supply your next rental.

SAY HELLO TO MERLO

We specialize in Cat Used Parts and Attachments

Huge attachment inventory. Over 300 attachments in stock. We Buy, Sell, and Trade. Inventory changes daily, please call to discuss your needs and how we can help.

DOZER BLADES IN STOCK

D10R/T, D9R/T, D8R/T, D7R, D7R LGP, D7E, D6R LGP, D6K, D5G, D5C.

DOZER RIPPERS IN STOCK

D10R/T SS ripper, D11R/T SS ripper, D7R MS ripper, D6N MS ripper, D5K MS ripper, D5C/D4C/D3C ripper.

EXCAVATOR ATTACHMENTS IN STOCK

Quick Couplers for Most Models from Mini - 374D/E

336 Excavator - 30”, 36”, 42”, 54”, 60” all in stock.

315 Excavator - Most Sizes from 24” - 60” ditch cleaner

312/314 Excavator - 24”, 30”, 36”, 60” ditch cleaner

320/321/312 Excavator - 24”, 30”, 42”, 54”, 80” ditch cleaner

345/349 Excavator - 36”, 48”, 54”, 60”, 72”

QUICK COUPLER FORKS IN STOCK

420 D/E/F, 950-972 Fusion, 953, 972 HPL, Cat Telehandler

WHEEL LOADER BUCKETS FROM 914-992

Many sizes and styles available. Pin-on and Quick Coupler.

M/H SERIES GRADER RIPPERS IN STOCK Also front pushblock counterweights.

RECENTLY PARTED MACHINES INCLUDE

D4c, TH83, 988F, 769C, TH460B, TH360B, 242B, 320C, 345C, 420E IT, 836G, 345CMH, M325DMH, D6T

308E CR: Dismantling now- 1,000 hour machine, HYD thumb, mechanical quick coupler. Also have HYD couplers available

CB534D xw: Dismantling now- All parts available

345C: Dismantling 2- Most parts available Cat IT coupler buckets: New surplus in many different sizes

Light Material Buckets: Light material buckets, Pin-on and Quick coupler available. Wheel Loader Couplers: Wheel and track loader couplers available, fusion and HPL style.

Truck Beds and Tailgates: Tailgates for all articulated Dumps available. Multiple 725 beds on hand.

Backhoe and Small Loader Buckets: Quick coupler and pin on buckets for 420 backhoe, 914 and 918 Loader buckets.

980 GP Bucket: Cat 980 loader buckets available, many GP buckets on hand. Sizes form 7-10 yards.

Rock Spade: 988k Rock Spade, also new surplus 988g/h GP bucket, 988F rock spade, Low Hour 990 rock spade. 972 GP Bucket: 972 GP bucket,

Excavator Sticks and Booms: Excavator stick, booms, and cylinders in stock.

Ill. Tollway Introduces $26.5B Driving Connections Program

The Illinois Tollway has unveiled a 15year, $26.5 billion capital program that will generate decades of roadway, bridge and interchange construction projects across northern Illinois while modernizing one of the nation’s busiest transportation networks.

Dubbed “Driving Connections,” the initiative will fund projects from 2027 through 2042 and create a long-term pipeline of work for heavy civil contractors through corridor widenings, bridge replacements, interchange upgrades and expanding SmartRoad technology infrastructure.

The plan spans all five tollway corridors and the agency’s 294-mi. system, with investments designed to reduce congestion, improve freight mobility and strengthen transportation connections throughout a 12-county region.

Officials said the program will create thousands of engineering and construction jobs while supporting suppliers, equipment dealers and subcontractors throughout Illinois.

“The Illinois Tollway is more than just roadways — it’s a vital lifeline that connects people to the jobs, goods, healthcare, housing and opportunities they need to thrive,” said Cassaundra Rouse, executive director. “Driving Connections reinforces that mission by putting people first and ensuring our customers — and our state — are positioned for long-term success.”

Widening Projects Lead Construction Program

The largest investment, totaling $6.63 billion, is planned for the Veterans Memorial Tollway (I-355). Work will include improvements to the I-355/I-88 interchange as well as widening segments between Interstate 55 and Army Trail Road to relieve congestion and improve traffic flow.

The Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-88) will receive $3.53 billion in improvements, including construction of a new western access point, reconstruction from Illinois Route 56 to Illinois Route 251 and rehabilitation and widening work between the Aurora Toll Plaza and the Eisenhower Expressway.

The North Tri-State Tollway (I-94/I-294) is slated for $3.07 billion in roadway rehabilitation and bridge reconstruction between Balmoral Avenue and the Edens Spur. The corridor also will undergo early design work for future improvements at the I-294/I-90 interchange.

Along the Jane Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90), the agency plans to invest $2.6 billion in roadway upgrades stretching from Elgin to the Kennedy Expressway. Projects include 8 mi. of new SmartRoad infrastructure, expansion of the Lee Street interchange and reconstruction of aging

bridges and roadway segments between Rockford and Elgin.

The South Tri-State Tollway (I-294/I-80) will receive $2.39 billion in roadway repairs, bridge reconstruction and targeted widening projects between Illinois Route 394 and 159th Street. The corridor also will receive 5 mi. of SmartRoad infrastructure.

The Central Tri-State Tollway (I-294) is scheduled for $1.87 billion in improvements, including roadway and bridge reconstruction from Balmoral Avenue to Wolf Road, construction of a full interchange at Irving Park Road and design work for a new bridge spanning the Bensenville Railroad Yard.

An additional $830 million will fund

improvements along Illinois Route 390 and I-490 through a joint effort with the Chicago Department of Aviation. The work includes parking facilities, security screening infrastructure near the Illinois Route 390/I490 interchange and rehabilitation of original portions of the Illinois Route 390 corridor.

Contractors Could See Steady Pipeline of Work

The size and duration of the program are expected to create substantial opportunities for heavy civil contractors throughout the region.

Projects will require large volumes of earthmoving, paving, bridge construction

and utility work over a 15-year period.

Contractors specializing in interchange construction, bridge replacement, concrete paving, asphalt paving, structural steel installation, drainage systems and intelligent transportation systems likely will see sustained bidding opportunities as projects move through various phases.

The extensive corridor widening projects also are expected to generate demand for excavators, dozers, wheel loaders, articulated trucks, motor graders, compactors, asphalt pavers, milling machines, cranes and bridge construction equipment.

Installation of SmartRoad infrastructure will require contractors experienced in fiber optic systems, communications networks, sensors and intelligent transportation technologies.

Because projects are spread across multiple corridors, the work could create a steady stream of contracts rather than a concentrated burst of activity, allowing contractors to strategically plan equipment purchases, workforce development and fleet replacements over several years.

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HOURS $159,500

#83780 | 2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11,

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BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

2023 JD 324G, Cab w/A/C, 318 Hrs, 2 Speed, PQT, Self-Level, Joystick Controls, Air Ride, #305692 $54,500

2020 NH L318, 463 Hrs, Foot Cntrls, HPattern, 2-Spd., 72” Bckt, Aux. Hydraulics, #305129 $32,000

2020 DEERE 331G, 2,348 Hrs., EH Joystick Cntrls, Ride Cntrl, 2-Spd, Self-Leveling, Stk# 305917 $44,000

2012 JD 85D, 1,172 Hrs, Cab w/A/C, Long Arm, Rubber Trcks, 6’11” Arm, Aux. Hydraul., #262252 $77,000

2020 JD 331G, 2,348 Hrs, EH Joystick Cntrls, Ride Cntrl, 2-Spd, Self-Leveling, #305917 $44,000

2018 JD 333G, 2,014 Hrs, Cab, EH Joystick Cntrls, Hi-Flo, Aux Hydra, Ride Cntrl, Stk# 297763 $49,000

2023 JD 325G, 6,459 Hrs, 2-Spd, Self-Level, ISO Switch, Wide Track, 78” Bckt., Stk# 301934 $69,250

2017 CASE 590SN, 557 Hrs, Cab w/A/C, 4-Lever, 4x4, Gen. Purpose Bck, Ext. Dipper, #306104 $86,000

2015 Skytrak 6042, 2,682 Hrs, 6,000 lb, 42’ Lift, Solid Tires, 42” Forks, #293966 $57,000

2019 JD 331G, 1,835 Hrs, EH Cntrls, Joystick, Aux Hydra, 2-Spd, Wide Tracks, Stk# 293487 $47,000

2005 JD 35D, 2,981 Hrs., OROPS, Hydraulic Tmb, 4’4” Std Arm, Blade, Bucket, Stk# 291450 $32,000

2015 JD 26G, 2,055 Hrs, ROPS, Aux. Hydraulics, 12” Rubber Tcks, Coupler, 3’10” Arm, #262039 $27,500

2015 GEHL RT210, Cab w/A/C, Joysticks, 2-Spd, Air Ride Seat, #302719 $26,000

2017 CAT 265, 602 Hrs, Cab w/A/C, ISO Patt, EH Joystick Ctrls, 84” Bckt, Ride Cntrl, #301332 $99,950

2024 JD 32G, 395 Hrs, Cab w/A/C, EH Joystick, 2-Spd, Narrow Rubb. Trcks, 78” Bckt, Stk# 309462 $65,000

2023 DEERE 324G, 54 Hrs.,

Joystick Cntrls, 2 Spd; Self-Level., 72” Bckt, Stk# 303867 $59,001

‘Smart’ Equipment Helps Bring Brawn, Brains to Job Sites

Construction equipment is no longer just about providing the brawn crews need to get work done. Today’s equipment also has the brains to help crews work more efficiently and safely, taking some of the pressure off of stressed-out and oftentimes inexperienced workers.

“The amount of equipment that’s designed to be more intuitive and easier to operate, and sometimes even capable of thinking and acting on its own, continues to grow at a rapid pace,” said Dana Wuesthoff, show director of ConExpoCon/AGG.

And it’s not just core construction machinery like excavators and wheel loaders that are being equipped with the latest smart sensors and other digital tech. Specialized equipment like pavers, support equipment like generators and safety systems like cameras and lighting are all being designed with smart features that help make crews’ lives easier.

Adapting to Changing Conditions

One challenge construction crews run into is changing job site conditions.

Paving contractors know this all too well.

“In working closely with paving contractors from all over the globe, we heard a consistent theme,” said Matt Michel, senior vice president of Metal Forms. “Paving contractors need a machine that will stand up to the rigorous demands of their projects, and also be capable of meeting the strict concrete consolidation specs demanded by owners.”

The problem is that many projects require different vibrator spacing and output depending on owner specifications. This is why Metal Forms has developed a roller screed that incorporates hydraulic vibrators, which Michel said makes it easy to adjust spacing. Additionally, the display allows operators to monitor vibrator output and depth as they work, helping to ensure proper consolidation.

Mobile generators, one of the unsung heroes on a construction site, also are impacted by changing job site conditions. Power demands vary throughout the day, which results in frequent periods when a generator isn’t running at optimum capacity. That can cause issues with the generator’s diesel engine, specifically the emissions equipment where unburned fuel can lead to carbon buildup. That can lead to increased fuel and oil consumption, and ultimately increased maintenance and downtime.

Echo Industrial Power Equipment has developed Smart

Emissions Technology (S.E.T.) to combat this problem and keep job sites humming along.

“S.E.T. adds a small electrical load to the generator during light and underloaded operating conditions,” said Ryan Fredrickson, senior product marketing manager of Echo IPE. “This assures that the generator and emission control equipment run efficiently at proper operating temperature.”

Smarter Job Site Safety Systems

When construction crews are really feeling the pressure, it’s crucial to take a breath and reinforce the importance of following job site safety protocols. It’s also advantageous to give crews a helping hand by deploying some of the latest safety tech to job sites.

Vehicle safety technology is one place to start. Akvile Willmore, group marketing communications lead of Brigade Electronics, said technologies like obstacle detection systems, reversing alarms, mobile digital recorders (MDRs) and vehicle-mounted cameras help solve for three major construction site safety risks:

SmithCo Signs Midwest Diesel

“Our existing Minnesota customers will appreciate the parts and service support that Midwest Diesel Service offers,” said Todd Karolczak, SmithCo’s director of sales and marketing. “We are excited to partner with their dedicated sales staff to grow the side dump market further.”

Midwest Diesel Service has been a trusted partner for diesel engine repair, parts and trucking needs for 35 years. In addition to more than 40,000 parts on hand, Midwest Diesel offers a wide range of trucks and trailers from top brands including Peterbilt, Landoll and now, SmithCo. For more information, visit midwestdiesel.net and sidedump.com. 

• blind spots and poor visibility

• noise

• theft of vehicles, tools and fuel

Now, AI-powered cameras can even determine if vehicles and other objects are moving or stationary and can even recognize when certain obstacles happen to be human beings.

A manufacturer of emergency lighting also has been taking steps to make vehicles safer. By tying into the vehicle itself, Whelen Engineering’s CenCom Core intelligent control system understands when a vehicle is in park, how fast it’s going, whether it’s day or night, etc.

“Lighting adjustments are then made automatically based on what will be the most effective in a given situation,” said Chris Watkins, technology sales manager of Whelen Engineering. “The operator doesn’t have to fool with pressing buttons all the time. All they have to do is activate the lighting system, and automation handles the rest to keep that vehicle

That’s exactly what “smart” construction job site solutions are all about — improving safety and efficiency while taking

SmithCo photo

SmithCo Mfg. Inc. has reached an agreement with Midwest Diesel Service Inc. to sell SmithCo’s premium line of side dump trailers in east central and northeast Minnesota.

MID COUNTRY MACHINERY

3410 Henry St SW Bondurant, IA 50035 515-454-8626

3509 Franklin St SW Bondurant, IA 50035 515-410-9900

DODGE 3478 5th Ave South Fort Dodge, IA 50501 515-574-2302

BLUFF 112 8th St Sergeant Bluff, IA 51054 712-943-4470

9206 Brewerton Rd Brewerton, NY 13029 315-288-6473

BACKHOES

MINI EXCAVATORS

ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 25 HRS $CALL

ZX17U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 47 HRS $CALL

ZX17U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 0 HRS $CALL 2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 90 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 90 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 56 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 89 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 73 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 26 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 5 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 6 HRS

2025 ZX35U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 49 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 176 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 113 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 45 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 4 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 26 HRS

2025 ZX50U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 10 HRS

2025 ZX60U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 103 HRS

2025 ZX60U-5N MINI EXCAVATOR, 49 HRS

2024 ZX85USB-7 COMPACT EXCAVATOR, 250 HRS

2024 HITACHI ZX85USB-7 EXCAVATOR, 184 HRS

2025 ZX85USB-7 COMPACT EXCAVATOR, 2 HRS

2025 HITACHI ZX85USB-7 EXCAVATOR, 3 HRS

2025 ZX85USB-7 COMPACT EXCAVATOR, 2 HRS

$CALL

2025 LINK-BELT 145X4DZ EXCAVATOR, 10 HRS $CALL

2019 LINK-BELT 160X4EX EXCAVATOR, 621 HRS $115,000

2024 LINKBELT 220X4S EXCAVATOR, 127 HRS

2023 LINKBELT 245X4DZ EXCAVATOR, 759 HRS

2024 LINKBELT 300X4HD EXCAVATOR, 181 HRS

2024 LINKBELT 350X4 EXCAVATOR, 296 HRS

2025 LINKBELT 370X4S EXCAVATOR, 5 HRS

$CALL

2025 LINKBELT 75X3 EXCAVATOR, 0 HRS $CALL

2025 LINKBELT 75X3 EXCAVATOR, 4 HRS

2020 LINKBELT 80X3 EXCAVATOR, 2205 HRS

2023 SANY SY35 MINI EXCAVATOR, 90 HRS

2025 SANY

ZW180-7 WHEEL LOADER, 7 HRS

HITACHI ZW180-7 WHEEL

Stk

5,123 Hours , Cab w/ AC, ISO Speed, 12x16.5, Self-Leveling,Ride Control $23,900

Stk #C00234, 3,016 Hours, Cab/AC, 4x4, 170 HP, 11,000# Capacity, 95’8” Lift Height, includes 48” pallet forks $179,000

2022 JOHN DEERE 333G Stk #C00757

2024 BOBCAT S66

#C00258,

2019 JOHN DEERE 320G

Stk #C00225, 3 Function Hyd, Ride Control, Z Bar Linkage,

2011 JOHN DEERE 524K

MERLO 50.30

Stk #C00318, 8,001 Hours, CAB, AC, AH, QC, GP BKT, New Spare Tire $32,500

2006 KOMATSU WA-150-5

Stk #C00253 14,486 Hrs,

2020 JOHN DEERE 345G

COMPACTORS

Hamm 3412P, 2012, 84” vibratory padfoot compactor, EROPS w/ heat & A/C, 1,200HMR

Cat 815F, 2006, EROPS cab, 12’4” S-Blade w/ tilt, new paint job, very good condition, 9,400 HMR $195,000

OFF ROAD HAULERS

CRANES

Broderson IC80-2E, 1997, 8 .5 ton, 24’ boom, dual fuel, 10 00R15 tires, 3,400 hrs

$127,500

Volvo A40, 1998, 40 tons, 10991 hrs, 395 hp, 8WD, 29 .5R25, A/C, 29 cy cap . sideboards, tailgate (currently off work), work ready

$21,500 Grove RT58C, 1981, down cab, 18 ton r .t ., 70' boom anti-two block, GM dsl, clean $49,500

Hamm GRW-5 Pneumatic Roller, 1994, Deutz Diesel, ROPS Canopy, (9) Ea . 7 .50-15C1 Tires .

$15,500

(4) Cat 825C’s, 1981-1990, EROPS, S-blade w/tilt, all work ready From $79,500 Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever & remote $4,000 to $10,000 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single drum, tow type

$4,000 - $6,500

HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS

Cat 336EL, 2012, 33 5” TBG pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 6,700 HMR, work ready

$162,500

Cat 336FL, 2015, 33 5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 HMR, work ready $224,500

Komatsu PC220LC-8 Longreach, 2011, Young Boom/ Stick 60’ reach, 3,500 HMR

$179,000

Kobelco SK210LC, 2007, Q/C, aux hyd, 31 5” TBG Pads, 3,900 HMR

MOTOR SCRAPERS

$72,500

Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 395 hp, 6WD, A/C, 29 5R25, working everyday

$145,000

Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 11,000 hrs, 6WD, 20 .5R25, A/C, P/S trans, 29 cy cap ., 6/06 hitch rebuilt . $115,000

AIR COMPRESSORS

IR 185’s, JD diesels CALL

SPECIALS

$115,000

Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29 5R25, A/C, P/S trans, tailgate, work ready

Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26 5R25 tires, approx 7,000 hrs, good condition

$147,500

Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26 .5x25, A/C, P/S trans, working everyday on jobsites

$87,500

Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26 5R25, A/C,

P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites

$89,000

Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD, 23 5R25, 21 cy cap, A/C, P/S trans, works everyday

$122,500

DOZERS

Cat D5NXL, 2006, 10’ PAT Blade, Paccar PA55 winch, 22” Pads, 4,100 HMR

$82,000

(12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a towtype, (4) MH lights, excellent . .

BACKHOES

. . . . . . From $5,200

Case 580L Rubber Tire Loader Backhoe, 1997, OROPS, std stick, 24" bkt $24,500

MISCELLANEOUS

(2) Balderson Broom Attachment for Cat IT Machines, 8' wide, good condition .

$4,000 Ea. NUMEROUS Rivinius R600’s, 10’ Wide, Mount on Dozer Blade

ATTACHMENTS

BUCKETS

$25,500

Cat 613C Water Wagon, 1994, 5000 gal drop tank, ROPS, spray heads

$49,500

Cat 621F, 1996, Scraper, OROPS, 33 25x2, very good condition CALL

Cat 621E, 1989, Scraper, OROPS, 33 .25x29, very nice

CALL

Cat D6NLGP, 2008, VPAT Blade, Drawbar, 33” Pads, 9,900 HMR

$87,500

Over 100 Excavator, Loader, Specialized & Grapple Buckets in Stock -Call For Your Needs FORKS

$142,500

Cat D6NLGP, 2014, Foldable VPAT Blade, Paccar PA55 winch, 7,200 HMR

Komatsu D155AX-6, 2007, Sigma S-U Blade, 4-bbl

Single Shank Ripper, 8,400 HMR

$229,500

(8) IT28F/G Forks, Balderson qc, 48"-60" pallet style, excellent $4,000

Others Available Call Prices Are Negotiable - At Your Inspection

$152,500

Cat D6TXW, 2013, 13’6” VPAT Blade, Carco 70APS winch, 28” pads, 7,300 HMR

Luby Equipment Hosts Open House, Operator Rodeo

Luby Equipment hosted more than 200 guests at its open house June 11, 2026, at its facility at 2625 N 24th St. in Quincy, Ill. Customers, contractors and industry partners were there for a day of demonstrations, networking and hands-on activities.

A featured attraction was the Operator Rodeo, where more than 20 participants competed in timed skill challenges designed to test precision and control. The competition drew a crowd of spectators and added an interactive element to the event, reinforcing the role of experienced operators in maximizing equipment performance while fostering camaraderie among attendees.

The event highlighted Luby Equipment’s lineup of construction machinery and technology solutions, with staff and manufacturer representatives on hand to discuss applications, maintenance and fleet management. Attendees viewed equipment up close, participated in product demonstrations and toured the facility to learn more about the company’s operations and service capabilities.

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Luby Equipment hosted more than 200 guests at its open house June 11, 2026, at its facility at 2625 N 24th St. in Quincy, Ill.

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Guests enjoyed lunch, served by Nextran Truck Center.

Luby Equipment photo Luby Equipment serves the Midwest with multiple locations, including its Quincy, Ill., branch.

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A featured attraction was the Operator Rodeo featuring this Hitachi Landcros Zaxis 210 excavator.

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More than 20 participants competed in timed skill challenges designed to test precision and control.

Luby Equipment photo Customers, contractors and industry partners were there for a day of demonstrations, networking and hands-on activities.

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Skilled equipment operators showcased their skills during the Operator Rodeo.

professionals that help build and maintain infrastructure throughout the region.

Attendees put their equipment skills to the test using a Cat TH255C telehandler. Participants carefully maneuvered the forks through a precision challenge, without disturbing the ducks in cups on the forks.

(L-R): Jackie Davenport of Ohio CAT; Brittany Blasiman of Ohio CAT; Cassie Kaptur- Eastwood of Miller Diversified Construction; and Linda Meier of Ohio CAT, gather in front of a

A Cat 270 skid steer was one of several machines featured during the NAWIC Toledo Boots and Booms event at Ohio CAT’s Perrysburg, Ohio, facility, where attendees gained hands-on experience operating construction equipment through a series of interactive challenges.

Tim Bueckner and Kaylie Davis participate in the “Price is Right Challenge” during the event. The interactive competition challenged attendees to identify machine parts as part of the evening’s hands-on equipment demonstrations and networking activities.

Claire Paschen tests her mechanical skills during the Nuts and Bolts challenge, in which participants had to identify and assemble common fasteners.

Members of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Toledo Chapter joined the Ohio CAT team during the Boots and Booms hands-on equipment experience June 23, 2026, at Ohio CAT’s Perrysburg, Ohio, facility.

Gabby Jones of Ohio CAT demonstrates the controls of a Cat mini-excavator during Boots and Booms.

Martin Equipment Celebrates 100 Years With Open House

In response to International Harvester’s Farmall row crop tractor, the John Deere Model “C” was introduced. Following experimental models built in 1926 and 1927, changes were made and the first production in August 1927, produced 76 tractors. More improvements were made, but following

The event brought together customers, employees, suppliers and community members to commemorate a century of service while showcasing the equipment, technology and partnerships that continue to drive the fourthgeneration family business forward.

Attendees watched live equipment demonstrations, including new John Deere excavators, visited with Martin Equipment’s integrated technology team and took advantage of a 15 percent discount on parts offered during the event. Guests also enjoyed complimentary food and beverages while networking with Martin Equipment personnel and

broad range of equipment, attachments, technology and job site solutions beyond its core John Deere lineup.

Company leaders DeLene Martin Bane, president and CEO, and Bobby Martin III, general manager, addressed attendees during remarks delivered midway through the event, recognizing the generations of employees, customers and communities that have contributed to the dealership’s longevity.

Martin Equipment is a fourth-generation, family-owned John Deere construction and forestry dealer serving customers throughout Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. While the company officially traces its John Deere partnership back to 1926, its name has evolved several times throughout its history.

Delene Martin Bane, president and CEO of Martin Equipment, catches up with Mike Cullinan of United Contractors Midwest, during the 100th anniversary celebration.

Devon Hess (L) of Martin Equipment greets Opperman Construction’s Dale Minnaert with a John Deere 344P wheel loader in the background.

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Bobby Martin III, general manager of Martin Equipment, addresses guests at the company’s 100th anniversary party.

(L-R): Blake Grieder of United Contractors Midwest; Mark Bentley of United Contractors Midwest; and Pat Evans of Lawson Products, were enjoying Martin Equipment’s 100th anniversary celebration.

Eugene Glueck (L) of Martin Equipment and Jeff Rieger of John Deere Construction & Forestry, are ready to tell customers about this new John Deere

Dylan Michel (C) of Martin Equipment introduces his parents, Keith of Michel Farms and Donna of United Contractors Midwest, to this new John Deere 210P excavator at Martin Equipment’s 100th anniversary celebration.

continuing to invest in facilities, employee development and support services.

Today, the company supports modern construction and forestry fleets with a broad equipment portfolio. In addition to John Deere machines, Martin Equipment offers products and solutions from manufacturers including BOMAG, NPK, Harlo, Talbert, Superior Broom and Wacker Neuson, along with machine control and positioning technologies from Trimble and other technology partners.

The dealership also provides sales, rentals, parts and service support designed to maximize machine uptime and

Guests were invited to the demo area to give the new John Deere 230P and 250P excavators a run and see all the new features.

job site productivity. Integrated technology specialists work directly with customers to implement machine control, telematics and digital workflow solutions that have become increasingly important on today’s construction projects.

The Goodfield open house is one of several activities planned throughout a year-long anniversary celebration highlighting the people, partnerships and innovations that have shaped Martin Equipment into a trusted name in construction and forestry equipment.

Martin Equipment serves customers throughout Illinois, Iowa and Missouri through a network of locations offering

equipment sales, rentals, parts, service and technology support for the construction and forestry industries. For more information, visit martinequipment.com.  CEG

(L-R) are Carter Lynch of Martin Equipment; Todd Lynch of United Contractors Midwest; Robert Martin Jr., president emeritus of Martin Equipment; and Allen Cullinan of United Contractors Midwest.

Guests enjoyed complimentary food and beverages and had the opportunity to participate in a limited-edition firepit raffle raised money for Construction Angels.

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Delene Martin Bane, president and CEO of Martin Equipment, thanks everyone for attending the 100th anniversary celebration.

Gary Wollenschlager (L) of Gary Wollenschlager Excavating and Mike Necessary of Necessary Excavating had a look at this new John Deere 510P excavator.

Harry Berner stands on the track of this new John Deere 260P excavator.

Jackson Gray had the chance to test the new John Deere 250P excavator.

Bobcat Co. Celebrates America’s 250th With Limited Edition Zero-Turn Mower

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While the milestone recognizes a moment in time, the work it represents continues long after, carried forward by the crews, businesses and communities building what’s next, one job at a time.

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, Bobcat Company is introducing a limited “Founders Edition” ZT3500 zero-turn mower, an exclusive 250-unit release designed to mark the milestone while celebrating the people behind the work. Built on a proven mowing platform, the Founders Edition zero-turn mower combines the trusted performance operators rely on with distinctive upgrades and commercial-grade features that set it apart.

“Bobcat was built on the belief that if you give people the right equipment, they can take on bigger jobs, build stronger businesses and create something that lasts,” said Jeremy Holck, vice president of grounds maintenance products of Bobcat. “This milestone is really about recognizing the people who carry that spirit forward — the operators and crews who continue to make an impact in their communities every day.”

Some dealers plan to feature the units at community events, charitable fundraisers and local celebrations, extending its impact beyond the job site and recognizing the communities they serve.

The Founders Edition ZT3500 features several unique enhancements while maintaining the same performance, durability and ease of use customers rely on:

• individually numbered units (1–250), marking each machine as part of the commemorative release;

• a Founders Edition badge and American flag accents, reflecting the edition’s commemorative inspiration;

• blacked-out tailgate and rims for a more defined, modern appearance; and

• an upgraded seat platform designed to support longer days on the job.

While the release recognizes a historic milestone, the day-to-day realities of

the job remain unchanged. Contractors continue to rely on equipment that helps them maintain consistent results, stay on schedule and keep crews moving without interruption, outcomes that directly support business growth and customer satisfaction.

The Founders Edition ZT3500 will be available in limited quantities through select Bobcat dealerships nationwide, with some dealers planning to feature the units at community events, charitable fundraisers and local celebrations, extending its impact beyond the job site and recognizing the communities they serve.

“We’re proud of the mowers we build, but even more proud of the people who put them to work,” Holck said. “This edition reflects that pride,

I Dig Texas Offers King Kong Brush Grapple Attachment

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Built on a proven mowing platform, the Founders Edition zero-turn mower combines the trusted performance operators rely on with distinctive upgrades and commercial-grade features that set it apart.

expressed through a design that sets it apart.”

While the milestone recognizes a moment in time, the work it represents continues long after, carried forward by the crews, businesses and communities building what’s next, one job at a time.

For more information, visit bobcat. com/na/en. 

I Dig Texas of Marble Falls, Texas, offers a range of skid steer attachments designed for land clearing, brush handling and material management applications.

Among those is the AMFG King Kong Brush Grapple, a heavy-duty grapple designed for high-horsepower compact track loaders working in demanding clearing environments.

According to I Dig Texas, the King Kong Brush Grapple was developed specifically for contractors and land clearing crews operating 100-hp-plus forestry machines in daily production applications.

The grapple shares a similar overall design to the company’s standard brush grapples but incorporates heavierduty construction intended for aggressive commercial use.

According to I Dig Texas, the attachment features 5/8-in. tines across the grapple along with ¾ in. outside tines and a frame constructed using 4-in. square tubing with 3/8in. wall thickness. The grapple also includes replaceable excavator teeth designed for handling brush, logs and debris in demanding conditions.

One feature designed to add versatility is the removable bridge system in the center of the grapple. According to the company, operators can configure the attachment to run with either a solid top or independent grapple tops depending on the material handling application.

The King Kong Brush Grapple also features a large grapple opening intended to help operators manage oversized brush piles and bulky material during land clearing operations.

I Dig Texas noted that the grapple is manufactured primarily in-house by its sister company, Amarekan MFG of Dewey, Okla. According to the company, the attachment is built using American-grade steel, with most major components manufactured internally.

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Rep. Frank J. Mrvan Tours Hitachi Global Air Power

Hitachi Global Air Power US LLC, a manufacturer of compressed air solutions, hosted U.S. Representative Frank J. Mrvan (IN-01) at the Hitachi Global Air Power facility in Michigan City for a tour focused on advanced manufacturing, workforce development and community investment. He was joined by Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch and representatives of the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce.

During the visit, Rep. Mrvan engaged with leadership and employees to learn more about Hitachi Global Air Power’s operations and its ongoing investments in the Michigan City facility, which continue to reinforce the company’s position as a cornerstone employer in Northwest Indiana.

“Thank you to all of the leaders and employees with Hitachi Global Air Power for the opportunity to see firsthand the latest investments and innovations at your facility in Michigan City,” said Mrvan. “I am grateful for your dedication and commitment to the strength of Northwest Indiana’s economy, our workforce, and our exemplary manufacturing capabilities.”

Hitachi Global Air Power has made significant upgrades to its Michigan City operations in recent years, enhancing production capabilities while prioritizing energy efficiency and sustainable practices. These include a $30 million capital investment in the construction of a new 80,000- sq.-ft. fabrication shop, a canopied storage building, an additional parking lot for employees and optimization of the previous footprint.

“Welcoming Congressman Mrvan, Mayor Nelson Deuitch and our partners from the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce is an honor,” said Hideki Fujimoto, president

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Global Air Power is actively engaged in community initiatives, including a recent mural donation and environmental stewardship efforts on its campus and within the larger community.

Nelson Deuitch emphasized the importance of such partnerships in driving long-term progress for Michigan City.

“Hitachi Global Air Power has been an important part of Michigan City’s story for generations, and we are proud to see the company continuing to invest in its people, its facilities, and our community,” Nelson Deuitch said.

“These investments strengthen our local economy, create opportunities for our workforce, and reinforce Michigan City’s reputation as a place where advanced manufacturing continues to thrive.”

The Michigan City Chamber of Commerce also played a key role in coordinating the visit, highlighting the importance of public-private partnerships in attracting and retaining major employers in the region.

“When companies like Hitachi Global Air Power continue to invest in Michigan City, it sends a powerful message about the strength of our workforce and the future of our community,” said Kurt Gillins, president, Michigan City Chamber. “We are proud to partner with employers who not only create jobs but also actively support the quality of life that makes Michigan City special. Congressman Mrvan’s visit provides an excellent opportunity to highlight the innovation and economic impact happening right here in Michigan City every day.”

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Hitachi Global Air Power US LLC hosted U.S. Representative Frank J. Mrvan and was joined by Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch and representatives of the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce.

The Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) welcomed snow and ice professionals from across the industry to its 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium June 23-26, 2026, where attendees explored the latest equipment, technology and educational opportunities focused on winter maintenance operations. The event was held at the First Financial Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Owned and produced by SIMA, the 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium featured a combination of educational sessions, networking opportunities and an exhibit hall showcasing equipment and products designed for commercial snow and ice management professionals.

Construction Equipment Guide visited with exhibitors throughout SIMA’s 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium, including the team from HLA Snow, which displayed a variety of snow and ice attachments for skid steers, wheel loaders and other equipment. Company representatives Eric Shaun, Paul Latam and Sheldon Gosine met with attendees to discuss HLA’s lineup of snow pushers, snow blowers and winter maintenance solutions.

SIMA’s 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium provided manufacturers, contractors and industry professionals with an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn about new equipment innovations and strengthen relationships throughout the snow and ice management industry.

For more information, visit sima.org.  CEG

SIMA Hosts Its 29th Annual Snow & Ice Symposium

Attendees explored the exhibits during SIMA’s 29th annual Snow & Ice Symposium, where manufacturers and suppliers from across the snow and ice management industry showcased the latest equipment, technology and solutions for winter maintenance

Ventrac showcased its 45RC tractor at SIMA’s 29th annual Snow & Ice Symposium. Pictured with the machine (L-R) are Eric Smucker, Shaun Blosser and Ben Ediger.

Kent Winter (L), founder of Winter Equipment Company, and Ron Nelson, vice president of sales, showcase the company’s Modus Modular snow pusher shoe system.

The Hot Pink De-Icer team showcased its de-icing products and mission to support families affected by cancer. (L-R) are Josh Bergsteinsson of LFX Group; Steve Ingrao of Great Deal Products/Hot Pink De-Icer; and Bobby Porter of Great Deal Products/Hot Pink De-Icer.

Andrew O’Brien of Caterpillar showcases the Cat 260 skid steer loader equipped with the Cat SR321 snow blower attachment.

Scott Moorman of Buyers Products Company with the company’s new Brine Dogg Direct liquid application

HLA Snow showcased its 5226W SnowWing plow with EdgeFlex cutting edge. (L-R) are Paul Latam and Sheldon Gosine, both of HLA Snow, and Tyler Ramsey of Cummings & Bricker, HLA Snow’s distributor in Pennsylvania.

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us were together at the outset and built J & J Asphalt Paving together.”

At the beginning, John Sr., John Jr. and Jim were the only employees. Occasionally, they would augment the size to four by hiring a part-time worker as needed. The early days were focused on residential driveways and small patching jobs. By the time John Sr. retired in 2000, J & J Asphalt Paving had built up to about 10 employees and was performing a lot of new construction. During the past 25 years, the emphasis has shifted again.

for about 15 years.

“I started here with the idea in mind that this would be a summer job when I was in high school,” said Dylon, who was dating John Jr.’s daughter, Paige, at the time; the couple married not long after and now have three children. “I was planning to go to college, so I thought I could make some good money to help with that. Instead, this turned into a full-time career. It gets into your blood.”

Dylon added, “You wear a lot of hats

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J & J Asphalt Paving lays asphalt with its LeeBoy 1000G paver on a parking lot.

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John Gochenour Jr. (L), owner of J & J Asphalt Paving, meets with Joel Thomason, KSM territory manager on a project site.

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Asphalt Drum Mixers Names Brady Umberger New President

Asphalt Drum Mixers (ADM), a manufacturer of asphalt plants and asphalt processing equipment, announced the appointment of Brady Umberger as president, effective June 22, 2026.

ADM also announced that Mike Devine’s tenure as president concluded on June 22, 2026, following more than two decades of dedicated leadership and service to the company. Devine will provide transition support through July 19. Since assuming leadership of ADM in 2004, Devine played an important role in ADM’s growth, development, and long-term success.

“Mike made significant contributions to ADM throughout his tenure and helped shape the strong organization and reputation ADM enjoys today,” said Laurent Bianzani, president, FAYAT Mixing Plants. “We are grateful for his dedication, leadership, and many years of service to ADM, our employees and our customers. We also are pleased to welcome Brady to ADM. His leadership experience, operational

expertise and commitment to people and customers position him well to lead the company forward. Brady shares ADM’s longstanding commitment to customer success, exceptional service, and building lasting relationships throughout the

Umberger is committed to staying closely connected with employees, customers and day-today operations. “ADM has built a strong reputation for delivering reliable equipment, trusted partnerships, and outstanding customer support,” said Umberger. “I am excited to join the ADM team and look forward to working alongside our employees, customers and business partners as we continue building on that foundation and pursuing new opportunities for growth. My priority is to listen to our customers, support our team, and build on the strong relationships and service our customers have come to expect from ADM.”

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shoveling to running a screed to operating the paver. When it comes down to it, we all do whatever is necessary to get the job done.”

Joe joined J & J Asphalt Paving about five years ago after working for a utility company, and he and his wife, Lorin, have two children. He operates several pieces of equipment for the company to lay asphalt, do concrete work and more.

“This is a little more labor intensive than where I was before and a lot more weatherdependent when it comes to being able to work, but it’s great, and I’m looking forward to us working together to keep J & J Asphalt Paving humming along,” said Joe. “I don’t know exactly how we’ll play our roles out, but I know it’s going to work out fine because we share common goals.”

Paving With LeeBoy

John Jr. said J & J Asphalt Paving began working with Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc. (KSM) about 11 years ago when J & J

Asphalt Paving purchased the 85-hp LeeBoy 8510C asphalt paver it uses for larger paving jobs such as parking lot overlays. It will pave up to 15 ft.

J & J Relies On LeeBoy, Kirby-Smith for Smooth Operation

something, Kirby-Smith has been right there. Our relationship with them and our sales rep Joel Thomason has been great.”

“Kirby-Smith had just taken over the LeeBoy dealership at the time and was establishing its presence in the Kansas City area,” John Jr. recalled. “We have always had LeeBoy pavers because they are easy to operate, have great maneuverability and are sound machines. I’m a loyalist. LeeBoy has always done what we needed it to, so I stay with the one that I brought to the dance.”

John Jr., added, “With LeeBoy, we’ve never had significant downtime. Regular maintenance is about it. If we have needed

With Thomason’s help, J & J Asphalt Paving recently acquired the new 49-hp LeeBoy 1000G that paves up to 13 ft. Its compact size allows for paving in tighter areas compared to the larger 8510C, making patching and smaller jobs easier.

“We can run it with two guys instead of three, so it’s convenient,” said Nick. “The tilting hopper and easy-to-run screen are great features. It has electronics for the automatic augers, so you don’t have to click them on and off. When you feed, it starts and stops and will keep feeding the asphalt. We

use it for parking lots and driveways.”

“Joel has been great to work with. He’s knowledgeable about the paving industry and the equipment that’s going to be most productive,” said Dylon. “If we ever do need something, Kirby-Smith is right there to take care of us.”

Continuing On Same Path

During the past few years, J & J Asphalt Paving has added concrete paving to its resume. That’s become an increasingly bigger share of its work, but the largest percentage remains laying asphalt. As Nick, Dylon and Joe transition into fully running the company during the next four to five

years, they’re planning for that to continue to be the norm.

“We want to keep on doing what we have been, which is mostly commercial work,” said Nick. “A lot of our work is for repeat customers who we have developed good relationships with, so we’re focused on continuing to provide them with outstanding, quality work. We have a contract with a school district, and that’s a big part of our business, so we want to continue providing them good service too.” 

(*The opinions expressed here are based on the customer’s specific experience. Results may vary. This article is reprinted with permission of Kirby-Smith Machinery.)

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For larger paving jobs, J & J Asphalt Paving uses its LeeBoy 8510C paver that paves up to 15 ft.

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Hamm: Complete Digital Package for Asphalt Construction, Earthworks

In 2026, roller manufacturer Hamm is offering an extensive assortment of digital solutions to simplify and automate compaction in road construction and earthworks, opening up a new dimension of efficiency, quality and process reliability.

At the heart of this assortment are the products smart compact pro, smart compact for earthworks, track assist and WPT compacting.

Smart Compact Pro

With smart compact pro, Hamm integrates real-time density into the automated compaction process. The new technology will increase the quality of asphalt compaction and the service life of roads, while simultaneously lowering the costs of road construction and renovation, according to Hamm.

Smart compact pro also ensures that compaction targets are achieved, reducing the likelihood of additional expenditure as well as reducing the work involved in removing drill cores. With the help of the new real-time density scan sensor, the density is still calculated in real time, even for static compaction. Until now, real-time density was the missing piece of the asphalt compaction puzzle, which has now been found by Hamm in the form of smart compact pro.

Another benefit: The system is quick and easy to calibrate using a conventional measuring probe. The very first deployment of the system on a construction site was met with positive feedback, with Josef Hebel GmbH from Memmingen putting the smart compact pro to the test by paving 226,000 sq. ft. of asphalt surface course.

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The direct adjustment of the amplitude also effectively prevents jump operation and over-compaction, at the same time as protecting the machine and its operator from mechanical loads. What’s more, it makes the VA drum an energy-efficient system overall.

Track Assist

The new track assist app for Android is the next phase in the development of the smart doc app and offers drivers an improved driving experience for asphalt construction and earthworks. It provides information on important compaction parameters, such as double passes, real-time density, temperature limits, changes in compaction value, reversing points or the proportion of jump operation. In the next stage of development, track assist will become a fully fledged assistance system that allows operators to compare compaction targets with up-to-date actual results, according to Hamm.

Hamm photo

The new compactors with VA drum make it quicker and easier to achieve a compaction target in earthworks, while also preserving the machine and the resources.

“This is a really important talking point for us when it comes to increasing quality in road construction and improving the longevity of the roads,” said Heinrich Lang, senior site engineer. “The driver was delighted with the level of support the system offered him on the construction project. From an engineering perspective, we were also really impressed, because we received the density data from the construction site straight away in real time. These real-time densities are critical, because they allow us to react to any faults straight away and, in turn, ensure longer-lasting roads.”

With WPT Compacting, operators also have a tool to document real-time density data for an in-depth analysis of all performance and machine data.

Automatic Compaction to Target Value in Earthworks

Another new addition is the HC 130i C VA compactors. These expand the existing product family of compactors with a VA drum (HC 200i C VA and HC 250i C VA) and also feature smart compact. By virtue of an infinitely variable amplitude and a newly developed compaction measurement system, this technology allows compactors to achieve automated compaction to a set target value in MN/m2.

As such, the new models offer not only reliable and

WPT Compacting

In combination with track assist, Hamm presents the Wirtgen Group performance tracker compacting. WPT compacting facilitates monitoring, documentation and analysis as well as reporting both during and after compaction.

The process data captured using WPT compacting, which includes the new real-time density measurements with smart compact pro, are transferred to the central construction site and fleet management tool from Wirtgen Group, the John Deere operations center, for analysis and visualization in a variety of views. Another feature is machine communication both between rollers and between rollers and pavers. Track assist and WPT compacting will be available spring 2026.

Integrating Systems for Collision Prevention

In road construction and earthworks operations, safety is always the top priority, as work in these sectors often present risks for workers on site. Hamm is turning to digital solutions in this regard too, to increase safety on construction sites and minimize the risk of accidents.

For instance, all machines with the easy drive operating concept on the HC, HD+, HX and HP series feature an interface for integrating systems for collision prevention, either ex works or as a retrofit solution. These technologies detect people or machines in the vicinity and warn the operator in time or, if necessary, take action via the machine control system to prevent collisions, for example by means of automatic deceleration or braking the machine to a complete stop. Soon Hamm will also offer a complete system ex works to prevent collisions.

For more information, visit wirtgen-group.com. 

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Vögele Introduces SUPER 2100-5 X, 2000-5 X Pavers With New Features

Vögele launched the new Dash 5 Generation pavers in the United States at ConExpo 2026.

Alongside the SUPER 2100-5 X, the road paver specialist showed the new 10-ft. class for the first time at the show in Las Vegas. The SUPER 2000-5 X tracked paver enables paving widths of 10 ft. to 27 ft. 9 in., while the SUPER 2003-5 X wheeled variant achieves paving widths of up to 25 ft. 5 in.

Both pavers offer a laydown rate of up to 1,540 tons per hour and are designed for high paving speeds. As Dash 5 generation machines, they also combine user-friendliness, process automation and cost efficiency.

A number of new features increase operator comfort and reduce the commissioning and setup times. This increases productivity while simultaneously reducing costs for transportation or reworking, according to Vögele.

New Dash 5 Screeds

Both pavers can be used in combination with the new VR 600 and VF 600 screeds. The VR 600 with screed extensions mounted behind the basic screed is equipped with a completely redesigned guidance system that simplifies the paving of concrete profiles, according to Vögele.

In addition, its very low height affords an ideal overview of the inside of the auger tunnel. It offers paving widths of 10 ft. to 25 ft. 9 in. and is suitable for the construction of highways and larger projects with high paving speeds.

The VF 600 with extensions mounted in front of the basic screed offers an improved material flow for even material spreading. It enables paving widths of 10 ft. to 25 ft. 5 in. and is ideal for jobs with varying working widths.

The extensions for both screed types can be tilted by up to 10 percent and are therefore precisely aligned with the paving needs of the North American market. In conjunction with the vibration compaction system (V), they achieve optimal evenness and precompaction.

More Comfort, Automation, Efficiency

Both the screeds and the pavers of the new Dash 5 generation are designed entirely with their users in mind: with the upgraded ErgoPlus 5 operating

Vögele photo Vögele launched the new Dash 5 Generation pavers in the United States at ConExpo 2026.

concept, Vögele provides a better overview, more comfort and storage options, improved ergonomics and an optional touchscreen display for digital applications.

The new paver access control function (PAC) enables convenient commissioning and decommissioning of the Dash 5 paver from ground level, according to Vögele.

In addition, the Lighting Package Plus option with permanently integrated LED floodlights provides additional safety and shorter setup times when working on construction sites at night.

With automatic functions such as AutoTrac automatic steering and screed width control or the Smart Pave digital paving control system, the Dash 5 pavers reduce the users’ workload while simultaneously increasing efficiency and quality, according to Vögele.

Furthermore, the digital solution Wirtgen Group performance tracker (WPT) paving enables precise documentation of the paving process and the work on the construction site. The new RoadScan option can be added to enable precise, full-coverage measurement of the paving temperature over a measuring width of up to 42 ft. 8 in.

Lower Emissions

In addition, Vögele has implemented a number of measures designed to reduce the Dash 5 paver’s CO2 and noise emissions. These include the improved EcoPlus low-emissions package. The speed-controlled fan has been adapted so that it calculates the rotational speed even more precisely and, together with other measures, reduces noise emissions.

New Dash 5 Mini Class Pavers

Apart from the highway class pavers, Vögele also presented a mini class paver of the new generation in Las Vegas, the SUPER 800-5 P. The

700i, has an engine rated output of 74 hp, a laydown rate of up to 330 tons per hour and, with a width of only 4 ft. 7 in. and a length of 14 ft. 5 in., is also extremely compact, according to Vögele.

In combination with the AB 200 and AB 220 extending screeds and the vibration or tamper and vibration compaction variants, it offers paving widths between 1 ft. 8 in. and 11 ft. 6 in. — making it the ideal choice for paving on narrow construction sites, according to Vögele. Compared to its predecessor, the Dash 5 model also incorporates numerous new features.

New Hopper Geometry, New Operator’s Platform

On the one hand, Vögele has updated the material hopper: the asymmetrical material hopper wall configuration, for instance for paving along a wall, is now possible on both sides. Furthermore, the hopper walls of the SUPER 800-5 P now feature a double folding function, according to Vögele. This gives the operator an unobstructed view ahead of the paver.

Vögele also has further improved the ergonomics of the operator’s platform: the angle of the new ErgoBasic paver operator’s control console can now be adjusted in four steps to accommodate taller or smaller operators.

For the first time, the operator’s console of the new ErgoBasic 5 operating concept features an integrated display on which the operator can view the operational data of the machine in real-time.

In addition, Vögele has fully integrated operation of the auto grade basic system for automated grade and slope control into the machine control system. This means that screed operators can now control the SUPER 800-5 P via a console in compact form.

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KOMATSU

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UNLOADS TRUCKS IN SECONDS.

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CHART from page 54

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JOHN DEERE

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NEW HOLLAND

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Systems photo

An E2 Systems material placer attachment mounted on a wheel loader transfers concrete from a dump truck to a paving operation, helping crews place material quickly and efficiently while reducing labor requirements.

The LOWE® trenching attachments have proven to be one of the most useful tools in the attachment market. Primarily used on skid steer loaders, trenching attachments also excel on compact track loaders and a wide range of mini-loaders.

With a large selection of boom lengths and digging chains available, the LOWE® trenching attachment can make your machinery investment more useful.

Berlon’s Skeleton Rock Grapple has dual independent claws for complete clamping down on awkward loads. This bucket is ideal for rock picking, clearing fence lines, construction, scrap metal and other clean-up applications.

Berlon’s Heavy Duty Extended Lip bucket provides greater cutting edge visibility while standard heavy duty package makes it ideal for machines 75HP and greater. Features include: ¼” body, Reinforcement tube across back of bucket for added strength, Bucket bottom includes a heavy-duty dimple plate *A Berlon Exclusive*, 3/4”x6” weld-on cutting edge w/holes.

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E2 Systems helps contractors get more out of their wheel loaders with its material placer attachment. The system attaches to any wheel loader and allows crews to place concrete, asphalt, aggregate sand and topsoil.

The material placer can place up to 300 cu. yds. of concrete per hour, helping contractors increase productivity, reduce labor and save money on the job site.

The system is productionproven and is being used across the United States and around the world. For contractors looking to make their wheel loaders even more versatile, E2 Systems offers a simple solution that helps move and place material more efficiently.

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Skid Steer Grapples

Skid Steer Buckets

Trenchers

Loved for the features. Trusted for the performance. Hyundai wheel loaders have the power and performance, not to mention top-notch interiors, accurate onboard weighing system, industry proven drivetrain durability, clear sightlines, and handy tech—that make life on the jobsite easier. So you can do more without feeling it. No wonder so many first-time Hyundai users become longtime fans.

Volvo Updates Wheel Loader Lineup to Maximize Efficiency, Safety, Profitability

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has introduced safetyand productivity-boosting updates across its wheel loader lineup.

Customers can now take advantage of expanded options and upgraded large (L350, L260 rehandler), mid-size (L60, L70, L90, L120 electric) and compact (L25 electric, L20 electric) models, along with updated services like certifiable on-board weighing.

Driven by feedback from customers in demanding applications like quarrying, mining, construction, utilities, logging and agriculture, these enhancements are designed to maximize machine uptime and job site safety while strengthening the long-term profitability of every fleet.

Volvo CE’s largest wheel loader, the L350, now runs on a Volvo D17 engine, which delivers more power and up to 5 percent better fuel efficiency. The D17 engine uses wave piston technology to provide higher torque at lower rpm, enabling smoother low-speed operation and faster boom speeds, according to Volvo.

fitted with OilQuick, an automatic quick coupler system. This allows operators to connect and disconnect hydraulic attachments from the safety of the cab in seconds, maximizing uptime and versatility across different tasks, according to Volvo.

Together with Smart Control, a new machine feature that improves the interaction between the hydraulic, driveline and engine function to enhance performance, the D17powered L350 is positioned to elevate job site productivity while lowering total cost of ownership, according to Volvo.

For specialized material management, the L260 heavy-duty rehandler has been optimized to take productivity to new heights. Built on the L260 platform, the rehandler now features a heavier integrated counterweight that dramatically increases loading capacity. Operators can now maximize their cycles using a 10.7 cu. yd. bucket with a standard boom or a 9.5 cu. yd. bucket with a long boom. It also incorporates advanced technologies like automatic traction control to improve safety while reducing tire wear and operator fatigue.

In the mid-size range, Volvo CE has expanded its reverse by braking (RBB) and OptiShift technologies to the L60, L70 and L90. Previously reserved for larger-class models, these popular features eliminate power losses, reduce driveline wear and increase fuel efficiency by up to 15 percent.

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contractors, Volvo CE is expanding its suite of services that bridge the gap between the operator’s cab and the back office.

The 22-ton L120 electric wheel loader has received significant updates to its operational and safety systems, including rimpull control to optimize traction in slippery conditions. Its responsive braking system is enhanced by a new electric brake valve, allowing full RBB functionality even when the battery’s state of charge is high or temperatures are extreme.

This system assists deceleration while providing similar behavior as the energy recouperation feature, which is able to recoup up to 15 percent of energy, extending runtime and reducing brake wear.

The L120 electric loader has proven successful in waste and recycling applications, and a dedicated waste handling package is now available, featuring a specialized cab air precleaner and all-around machine guarding.

In the compact lineup, the thirdgeneration L20 electric and L25 electric compact wheel loaders are now available in North America, after being previously introduced in other regions.

The L20 electric received a 21 percent increase in standard battery capacity, now matching the L25 electric.

Both machines also now come with expanded attachment options.

Certifiable on-board weighing is available in Europe for wheel loader models L110 through L260 (excluding the L120 electric) and will be piloted in North America. This system can be certified for trade by a third party, making it legal for billing.

This allows trucks to bypass site scales because the load ticket generated by the loader is accurate and secure enough for direct invoicing, which significantly streamlines site traffic and administrative efficiency, according to Volvo.

On-board weighing integrates seamlessly with Load Ticket, a Volvo CE service that wirelessly transmits tickets from the machine to a site office. This eliminates paper tickets and the possibility of them being lost, creates more accurate invoicing and simplifies customer management.

Safety and situational awareness are amplified by the optional Volvo Smart View with 360-degree view, now available for the L150 through L260. This system uses four strategically placed cameras to provide a complete bird’s-eye view around the machine on the integrated Volvo Co-Pilot display. By eliminating blind spots, it helps operators avoid obstacles, reduces the risk of accidents and decreases operator stress.

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McCann Industries

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Columbus Equipment Company

2329 Performance Way • Columbus, OH 43207 614-443-6541

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17000 Highway 41 N • Evansville, IN 47725 812-425-4491

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Wilson Equipment Company

2180 Old Frankfort Pike • Lexington, KY 40510 859-254-6443 • 800-432-0913

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Case’s New 221G, 321G Compact Wheel Loaders Offer Versatility On Job Sites

Case Construction Equipment equips crews with more comfort and efficiency in the new 221G and 321G compact wheel loaders.

Joining the Case 421G compact wheel loader, these new G Series models are made for teams who need comfortable, versatile machines with the muscle to move dirt, clear snow and load trucks, making them ideal for tight construction and landscaping job sites.

With an operator-first design, the 221G and 321G cabs were upgraded from the previous Case F Series models using the same design as the larger 421G. The cab includes control upgrades, a seat-mounted joystick for added stability and comfort, and new instrumentation buttons.

In addition, a customizable color display with encoder and in-display rear-view, as well as a USB port and phone holder enhance the operator experience. There’s also a new righthand sliding window for better ventilation and easier job site communication, along with a right-side emergency exit. Both models offer easy serviceability with ground-level access to key service points for faster daily checks.

Performance specs align with the previous F Series. The operating weight of the 221G is 12,547 lbs., with a hinge pin height of 129.5 in. and the operating weight of the 321G is 13,633 lbs., with a hinge pin height of 133.7 in. Both models feature a 74-hp engine with no regen or DEF required. The 25 mph roading speed allows operators to move quickly between jobs.

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The 221G and 321G cabs were upgraded from the previous Case F Series models using the same design as the larger 421G.

Advanced hydraulics deliver smooth, precise operation through flow sharing and load sensing capabilities for adjustable hydraulic flow while improving efficiency and overall fuel consumption, according to Case. Crews also benefit from improved control across a wide range of attachments, including buckets, forks, snowblowers and auxiliary attachments. From the flexibility of the skid steer coupler to the precision of the hydraulics system, these compact wheel loaders let crews tackle any job that demands attention, according to Case.

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John Deere 844, 904 X-Tier Join Lineup

John Deere is expanding its production-class equipment portfolio with the introduction of 844 and 904 X-Tier wheel loaders.

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Engineered to help highproduction customers move more material while burning less fuel, the new X-Tier machines bring together advanced electrified drivetrain technology, intelligent machine controls and optional operator awareness features to deliver measurable productivity and value, according to the company.

Both the 844 and 904 X-Tier models feature the John Deere Electric Variable Transmission (EVT), which is an advanced system that replaces traditional drivetrain constraints with electronically managed power. The result is smoother operation, faster response and optimized efficiency across demanding applications compared to other P-Tier models, according to the company. The EVT system enables single-pedal control and decouples hydraulic performance from engine speed, reducing operator input while maintaining consistent

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The new Pile Slip Assist feature helps improve traction and bucket fill, while larger high-strength steel buckets allow operators to move more material with every pass, compared with existing P-Tier wheel loader models, minimizing tire wear, which is one of the largest cost drivers in this size class.

Offering two modes of operation, the X-Tier loaders are designed to maximize efficiency without sacrificing output, said John Deere. In Standard Mode, operators can achieve up to 15 percent fuel savings, while Performance Mode delivers up to a 5 percent productivity increase for high-demand applications.

Together, these gains help reduce total cost of ownership by up to 4 percent compared to previous models, added the company.

Optional Advanced Vision System (AVS) and Advanced Object Detection features help expand visibility for the operator. AVS expands side and rear visibility beyond conventional mirrors, with two digital cameras installed on the side view mirrors to widen the field of view, while dynamic reversal projected path lines help operators visualize the machine’s reverse path based on articulation. These side views along with the rearview camera are integrated into a dedicated single display within the cab and help enhance job site awareness, especially in aggregate operations.

Lastly, like other John Deere X-Tier machines, the 844 and 904 models are supported by John Deere Operations Center, remote diagnostics and a range of service and maintenance plans.

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BCA Grants $5K in Construction Scholarships to Students

The Building Contractors Association of Northeast Indiana (BCA) announced the winners of the 2026 Presidential Merit Scholarships. This program was created to recognize significant achievements and reward deserving students pursuing construction-related college degree programs. The recipients of the two $2,500 Presidential Merit Scholarships are Benjamin Roth and Thomas Stureman.

Benjamin Roth, a graduating senior from Huntington North High School who plans to pursue a degree in construction management at the University of Cincinnati. A dedicated student and leader, Roth has excelled academically while ranking in the top five percent of his class and serving as Student Council president. He has been actively involved in athletics, broadcasting and community organizations, developing strong leadership, communication and teamwork skills. With hands-on experience in construction through family projects and a passion for building, Roth aspires to become a project manager and eventually own his own construction business, making a lasting impact in his community.

Thomas Stureman is a construction

engineering student at Purdue University who has demonstrated strong academic achievement and leadership both on campus and in his community. A graduate of Bishop Dwenger High School and valedictorian of his class, Stureman has maintained an impressive GPA while earning Dean’s List honors. He is actively involved in organizations such as the Purdue Grand Prix team, Delta Chi Fraternity and Beta Tau Academic Fraternity, where he has taken on multiple leadership roles.

With hands-on industry experience through internships at Shambaugh & Son and a passion for building meaningful relationships in construction, Stureman plans to pursue a career that combines technical expertise with leadership and long-term impact.

BCA is a professional trade association founded in 1917. Its members include commercial contractors and companies that supply the industry with materials and services. As an organization, BCA advocates for strong ethics and quality workmanship, committed to supporting its members through education, training, advocacy, and networking opportunities. For more information, visit bcani.org.

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final tasks that will deliver a bridge designed to serve the region for the next century, according to the BNSF Railway website.

The 1,554-ft.-long single-track bridge is being built adjacent to BNSF’s existing crossing, which dates to 1883 and was constructed by Northern Pacific Railway Co. The aging structure has become increasingly limited by modern freight demands and no longer accommodates the size and weight of today’s rail cars.

Once complete, the new bridge will support taller, wider and heavier freight cars while improving operational efficiency and positioning North Dakota industries for future growth. The bridge also was designed with wider piers capable of accommodating a second track should expansion become necessary.

Crews Finishing Missouri River Bridge Replacement

Equipment Fleet Tackles Challenging River Conditions

Construction Accelerates Through 2025

According to updates on the Bismarck Rail Bridge Project’s website, the project team reached approximately 75 percent completion by the end of 2025 after utilizing double shifts throughout much of the construction season.

Crews completed Abutments 1 and 13 while constructing or finishing Piers 8, 10, 11 and 12. Work also advanced on river Piers 5 and 6 and Pier 4, located between River Road and the Missouri River.

Meanwhile, crews erected girders for Spans 1, 2 and 7 through 12 and poured bridge decks for Spans 1, 2, 7 and 9 through 12. Additional embankment material also was added to support future track installation.

Today, the entire bridge substructure is complete, including all 11 piers and two abutments. Most of the bridge’s 12 spans are in various stages of completion as crews push toward a late summer finish.

Building a railroad bridge while maintaining rail traffic, preserving river access and minimizing community disruption has required an extensive fleet of specialized equipment.

Throughout construction, barges have served as floating work platforms for long-reach excavators, cranes, bucket lifts, welders and pile hammers operating in the Missouri River. Crews assembled temporary cofferdams around future pier locations, allowing workers to create dry work zones for foundation construction.

Pile driving operations, some occurring overnight to maintain the schedule, have been among the most visible aspects of the project.

Onshore, cranes have erected massive steel girders while crews poured concrete bridge decks and constructed embankments. Construction trucks delivering fill material have utilized designated access routes along North Dakota Department of Transportation

rights of way to keep heavy traffic away from local neighborhoods.

As work shifts deeper into the river corridor, lighting systems and navigation buoys continue guiding recreational and commercial boat traffic safely through the work zone.

“This is a significant project with 24/7 work, but we’ve made sure the river is clear for recreational and commercial boats,” said Mike Schaefer, BNSF engineering manager, in a statement on the BNSF Railway website.

Final Construction Activities Under Way

The final stage of construction will focus on installing track infrastructure and commissioning signal systems.

Track crews will build the rail system atop the bridge while signal teams verify all systems are operating properly before traffic is transferred to the new crossing. Once testing is complete, train operations officially will shift to the new structure, according to the Bismarck Rail Bridge Project website.

The website also states that in July, crews

will begin installing falsework beneath the existing bridge to prepare for its removal. The temporary support structures will stabilize the aging crossing while workers dismantle it piece by piece.

Throughout demolition activities scheduled for the summer and fall, BNSF officials said the Missouri River channel will remain open for recreational users.

Investment Supports Future Growth

North Dakota remains one of the nation’s most freight-dependent states, with agriculture, energy and manufacturing industries relying heavily on efficient rail transportation.

BNSF officials say replacing the bridge will strengthen supply chains, improve reliability and support future economic growth throughout the state. The privately funded project also is expected to reduce maintenance demands and improve inspection safety for railroad employees.

The bridge represents one piece of BNSF’s broader investment strategy in North Dakota. Over the past decade, the railway has invested more than $1.5 billion in the state’s rail network and employs more than 1,100 people statewide according to the Bismarck Rail Bridge Project website.

As crews enter the final months of construction, the towering steel structure emerging over the Missouri River stands as both a symbol of modern rail infrastructure and the next chapter in a transportation corridor that has connected North Dakota communities for more than 140 years.

When trains begin crossing later this year, one of the region’s most ambitious infrastructure projects will officially move from construction site to critical freight lifeline, ensuring the corridor remains operational for generations to come.

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Barges carry cranes used for span construction.

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Concrete is poured for a new span.

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The Pier 5 footing is formed.

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Crews work to build forms and rebar for new bridge deck construction.

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AI-Driven TMS Becoming Part of Dispatching Process

A major shift is taking place in the way transport logistics operations are executed. AI-driven transportation management systems are becoming active participants in the dispatching process.

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A traditional TMS records data related to loads, drivers and documents, whereas an AI-powered TMS reads that data and acts on it in the moment.

The shift takes the system from a digital filing cabinet to a working assistant, said Lily Kelce, industry lead of AIpowered TMS software provider Tentrucks.

“For years, a TMS was passive,” she said in a Tentrucks blog post: Information was entered and the system held it. “The better platforms have become active.”

The backbone of tech-enabled dispatch is a good TMS or dispatching software platform, said Madison Jones of azbigmedia.com.

As she explained, “modern dispatching software acts as a mission control for trucking operations.”

Today’s TMS can automate countless tasks that once ate up hours of a dispatcher’s day, said Jones. When a new load comes in the system can automatically match it to the best available truck and driver based on location, load requirements and driver hours.

She said that’s a process that today takes seconds, not phone calls. “Load details, driver status and route info are all in one digital dashboard.”

And today’s dispatch software has the capability to integrate with other systems including ELDs, GPS trackers and back-office accounting software.

This means an owner-operator’s data flows in real time without duplicate data entry.

One leading platform, said Jones, connects with more than 30 different ELD providers and syncs with QuickBooks, eliminating manual re-entry and errors.

She said when a dispatcher assigns a load, the ELD pings the system and everyone knows where that truck is and how many hours the driver has left.

“Likewise, billing info can be generated as soon as a delivery is completed, with electronic proof of delivery captured.”

That’s why automation is huge — routine updates like “driver arrived” or “load delivered” can be sent automatically to brokers and shippers.

This instant relay in turn frees up dispatchers from constant check-in calls and all of this ramps up workflow as it cuts

down on administrative overhead.

Jones said, “in short, truck dispatching operations can handle more loads with the same staff, because the software takes care of the grunt work.”

AI-powered TMS systems review every load, watch for mistakes and handle the repetitive tasks that used to fall on a dispatcher or the owner.

“That change matters most for smaller carriers,” Kelce said. “An owner-operator does not have a back-office team to catch errors. An AI-powered TMS fills that role.”

With an AI TMS, a single operational platform can replace disconnected spreadsheets, separate accounting tools and manual processes.

Cutting-edge AI-driven TMS work hand in hand with tracking and communication systems.

Asking the Right Questions About AI-Powered TMS

The decision that matters most for a mid-market fleet is a shared database, said AI-powered TMS provider PCS.

It boils down to “whether dispatch, accounting and fleet data share one database,” for starters.

The next question is whether AI operates inside the workflow or in a separate dashboard.

And finally, whether the platform scales from your current fleet size without forcing a migration later.

The software license is only 20 to 25 percent of the TMS investment, said PCS. Integration, training and implementation make up the rest.

“AI in transportation management delivered real value in 2025, but only in narrow, well-defined workflows,” said the company.

Load matching, empty mile reduction, backhaul identification and exception prioritization were tracked, but the technology wasn’t intuitive.

Platforms that embed AI natively into dispatch workflows outperformed those that added it as a separate reporting dashboard.

“The distinction matters because AI recommendations depend on data quality and data freshness,” said PCS.

“A TMS with AI bolted on top of disconnected dispatch and accounting systems recommends based on stale, partially complete data.”

With AI built into a unified database, a TMS can recommend based on live ELD status, real load records, current driver location and historical lane performance.

“Same algorithm, vastly different outcomes,” PCS said. Its proprietary AI system analyses more than 36 data points to recommend the best driver for a specific load.

Load location, remaining hours of service, equipment type, lane history, driver preferences and customer restrictions are all taken into account with AI technology.

“Every recommendation includes the reasoning behind it so dispatchers can see why the system chose that driver,” according to PCS.

Dispatchers can override operational judgment with AI.

“The transparency … separates a tool dispatcher’s trust from a black box they ignore,” the company said.

An AI-powered system also can identify profitable return legs and contact shippers automatically before the outbound delivery completes.

“Most carriers start backhaul-sourcing after the driver delivers,” PCS said. “By then, the truck is already empty and the dispatcher is scrambling.”

“Running that search in parallel with the outbound load closes the gap between delivery and the next revenuegenerating mile.”

The TMS solutions provider suggests owner-operators ask TMS vendor certain questions about AI-powered systems.

First, does the AI run inside the dispatch screen or in a separate analytics dashboard the dispatch team has to open separately?

Second, what data does the AI actually access and is that data live or batch-synced?

“The answers determine whether AI is an operational tool or a marketing feature,” said PCS in a blog post.

Best AI-Powered TMS Have Certain Qualities

Kelce of Tentrucks believes the best TMS platforms this year “treat automation as a way to support people, not replace the human side of freight.”

She noted four features that separate a “strong” AI-driven TMS from a dated system:

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Adobe Stock photo Traditional TMS are transitioning from data storage systems to instantaneous information tools for quick decision making by dispatchers and logistics managers.

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Michigan Forest Products Show Returns to Gaylord

The Michigan Association of Timbermen announced the return of the Michigan Forest Products Show, taking place Aug. 7–8, 2026, at The Ellison Place in Gaylord, Mich.

As the Timbermen’s biennial statewide trade show, the 2026 show will bring together hundreds of vendors, equipment dealers, manufacturers, forestry professionals and industry experts from across Michigan and the Great Lakes region for two action-packed days dedicated to the forest products industry.

The event will showcase:

• industry exhibits

• logging equipment

• milling innovations

• emerging technology

• entertainment, food and family-friendly activities

New additions to the event include Michigan’s own Lumberjacks and Jills hosting a lumberjack competition on Aug. 7.

Hosted by the Michigan Association of Timbermen, the Michigan Forest Products Show highlights the importance of Michigan’s forestry and forest products sector while creating opportunities for networking, business development, and family-friendly entertainment.

“Michigan’s forest products industry continues to play a critical role in our state’s economy and rural communities,” said Justin Knepper, Michigan Association of Timbermen executive director. “The Michigan Forest Products Show gives businesses and industry professionals an opportunity to connect, showcase innovation and celebrate the future of forestry in Michigan.”

The show will feature both indoor and outdoor exhibitors, including manufacturers and suppliers specializing in forestry equipment, sawmills, trucking, fuels and lubricants, chainsaws and accessories, professional services and emerging technologies serving the forest products industry.

Exhibitor registration is now open, and organizers encourage businesses to reserve space since there is less than two months to go.

The Michigan Association of Timbermen, founded in 1972, represents businesses involved in growing, harvesting, hauling and processing forest products throughout Michigan. The organization works to promote sustainable forestry, strengthen the forest economy and advocate for the industry statewide.

For more information, visit michigantimbermen.com/ show.

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Hosted by the Michigan Association of Timbermen, the Michigan Forest Products Show highlights the importance of Michigan’s forestry and forest products sector.

The Michigan Association of Timbermen announced the return of the Michigan Forest Products Show, taking place Aug. 7–8, 2026, at The Ellison Place in Gaylord, Mich.

experts from across Michigan and the Great Lakes region.

Finn Introduces MBL1 Compact, Entry-Level Material Blower

Finn Corporation introduced the Finn MBL1, its new, entry-level material blower, designed to help contractors and landscapers improve efficiency, reduce material waste and deliver professional-quality results on every job, according to the company.

Built specifically for residential and light commercial applications, the MBL1 provides a practical solution for crews handling smaller jobs, tight-access areas and detail- oriented work. Its compact footprint and towable design make it easy to transport and use on site, while maintaining the Finnstandard durability and reliability, according to the company.

At the core of the MBL1 is a Vanguard 23hp small-block V-Twin EFI engine with electric start, combining dependable performance with excellent fuel efficiency. A continuous-feed hopper ensures steady material flow with fewer interruptions, while a dual gearbox-driven airlock system with auto-reverse technology provides plenty of torque to cut through materials with ease and keep a crew running all day long, according to the company.

With blower performance rated at 500 cfm at 7 psi, operators can place material quickly, evenly and accurately across a variety of job site conditions, according to Finn.

The MBL1 can significantly reduce

material waste. Where traditional hand spreading can lead to uneven coverage, over application and material loss — especially in ornamental areas — the MBL1 helps deliver controlled, consistent application which improves coverage quality while reducing excess material costs, according to the company.

Designed to be easy to use for entry-level material blowers, the MBL1 features a simplified 8-button control panel, a userfriendly remote control with start/ stop and emergency stop functions and onboard telematics for monitoring and diagnostics. These controls make the machine easy to learn and operate, especially for first-time users, which helps crews get up to speed quickly and work more efficiently, according to Finn. The MBL1’s compact design maximizes capability while providing a manual hose reel with 100 ft. of 4-in. EcoStrike hose, giving crews the reach and flexibility needed for residential mulch jobs, ornamental areas and hard-to-access spaces. This extended reach reduces unnecessary material handling

and repositioning, further improving job site efficiency and minimizing waste. The lightweight, maneuverable unit is easy to transport and store, and has a small footprint, making it an ideal solution for small to midsized landscaping businesses and owneroperators, according to the company.

Positioned as a true entry-level machine, the MBL1 focuses on doing one job exceptionally well: placing mulch and landscape materials faster, more evenly and with less physical labor than traditional methods. For contractors currently relying on wheelbarrows and hand spreading, the biggest advantage is the combination of faster installation times and more precise material usage, which helps lower material costs and establish more predictable job margins. Crews can complete jobs more consistently, reduce rework and deliver a higherquality result, according to Finn.

Ideal for residential landscape contractors, property maintenance crews, and businesses installing moderate volumes of mulch annually, the MBL1 delivers a strong return on investment by helping crews access a truly smarter way to work — one that maximizes both time and material efficiency, while keeping operation simple. Finn’s standard one-year warranty backs the Finn MBL1, ensuring dependable support and serviceability.

For more information, visit FinnCorp.com. 

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As the Timbermen’s biennial statewide trade show, the 2026 show will bring together hundreds of vendors, equipment dealers, manufacturers, forestry professionals and industry

Finn Corporation photo Finn Corporation introduced the Finn MBL1, its new, entry-level material blower.

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The show will feature both indoor and outdoor exhibitors.

AEDF’s 2026 Instructor’s Conference

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The AED Foundation (AEDF) successfully hosted its 2026 Instructor’s Conference on June 10–11, 2026, in Schaumburg, Ill.

its 2026 Instructor’s Conference on June 10–11, 2026, in Schaumburg, Ill., bringing together 62 instructors representing 42 equipment, diesel and related technical training programs from across North America, along with 24 industry representatives dedicated to strengthening the future workforce.

The annual conference provided a unique opportunity for educators and industry leaders to collaborate on workforce development challenges, share best practices and explore emerging trends impacting equipment technology programs. The instructors in attendance collectively influence the education and training of more than 3,000 students throughout North America, extending the impact of the conference well beyond the two-day event.

“The AED Foundation deeply values the instructors who dedicate themselves every day to preparing the next generation of equipment industry professionals,” said Sean Fitzgerrel, vice president, AEDF. “Their commitment extends far beyond the classroom, shaping careers and creating opportunities for thousands of students across North America. This conference is our opportunity to invest in those educators, connect them with industry partners and provide resources that help them continue delivering exceptional training to their students.”

A cornerstone of the conference was the immersive field experience hosted by Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) dealer members. Participants visited three leading equipment dealerships in Illinois, West Side Tractor Sales Co., in Lisle, Vermeer Midwest in Aurora, and Altorfer CAT in East Dundee, where they engaged directly with dealership leadership, trainers, manufacturers and workforce development professionals. These visits provided firsthand insight into current industry expectations, technological advancements, and the skills employers are seeking in tomorrow’s technicians.

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year’s conference and contribute to the collaboration between schools and industry,” said Jennifer Snow, senior vice president of operations of West Side Tractor Sales Co. “We’re grateful to be part of AED’s continued commitment to workforce development and to helping prepare the next generation of skilled professionals who will drive our industry forward.”

Conference programming included OEM and recruiter panels, grant-focused educational sessions, breakout discussions and collaborative problem-solving roundtables designed to help instructors enhance their programs and better align curriculum with industry needs.

The conference concluded with a hands-on skills competition at Streamwood High School, where participants observed and engaged with practical technical challenges that highlighted the importance of applied learning and technical excellence.

The Instructor’s Conference is one of many initiatives through which AEDF connects educators directly with industry partners. Through accreditation, career pathway initiatives, instructor development opportunities, student engagement programs and industry events, AEDF continues to strengthen the pipeline of skilled professionals entering the equipment industry, the association said.

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“The AED Foundation extends its sincere thanks to the sponsors and supporters whose contributions helped make the 2026 Instructors Conference a success,” the association said. “Special appreciation goes to AGCO, CDX Learning Systems, Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC), Fluke, Goodheart-Wilcox and Komatsu for their sponsorship of the event, as well as Caterpillar Inc. and Altorfer CAT for their valued support and participation. Their collective commitment to technical education and workforce development continues to strengthen opportunities for educators, students, and the equipment industry.” 

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AGC of Minnesota Names Bryduck as Its Next Chief Executive Officer

Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (AGC of Minnesota) has selected Abbey Bryduck as its next chief executive officer. Bryduck will join the association on Aug. 3, 2026, and will succeed current CEO Tim Worke, who will retire at the end of the year after more than two decades of leadership.

deep understanding of the construction industry and clear vision for the future of our association,” said Kirk Ilenda, 2026 AGC board chair.

“We are confident she is exceptionally well-positioned to build upon the strong foundation established by Tim Worke and lead AGC of Minnesota into its next chapter.”

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“Abbey distinguished herself through her leadership experience,

Bryduck brings extensive experience in association management, government affairs and the construction industry. Most recently, she served as the executive leader of the Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association. She also is well known within AGC, having previously served as the association’s Highway Division and Government Relations director from 2016 to 2018. Her selection follows a comprehensive search process that began more than six months ago and attracted more than 90 applicants from across the country. The search committee, composed of past AGC board chairs and the AGC executive committee, conducted multiple rounds of interviews before selecting Bryduck as the organization’s next leader.

Worke also expressed his enthusiasm for the transition.

“AGC members and the Minnesota construction industry are truly fortunate to have found such an accomplished leader in Abbey,” said Worke. “She will elevate the AGC experience and position the industry for continued success in the years ahead.”

Bryduck will spend the remainder of 2026 working alongside Worke and the AGC staff to ensure a smooth leadership transition before officially assuming the CEO role on Jan. 1, 2027.

For more information, visit agcmn. org. 

Tollway Construction Due to Begin Next Year; Continues Through 2042

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Technology, Sustainability Projects

Beyond traditional roadway construction, the Tollway has earmarked $5.57 billion for systemwide investments. Those projects include sustainability initiatives, modernization of maintenance facilities and upgrades to back-office systems that support I-PASS operations and open-road tolling technology.

Funding also will support interagency partnerships through the Corridor Opportunities for Regional Enhancements initiative and collaborative efforts with the Illinois Department of Transportation, Chicago Department of Aviation and local municipalities.

Officials said the capital program was developed around five goals: strengthening long-term reliability, driving economic growth, maximizing previous investments, expanding regional access and transforming the system through technology.

User-Funded System to Finance Program

The Illinois Tollway plans to pay for the $26.5 billion program through a combination of toll revenues and revenue bonds backed by future toll collections. Unlike many transportation agencies, the Illinois Tollway receives no state or federal tax dollars for maintenance and operations. The agency’s 294-mi. system is entirely funded by its users.

Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, passenger tolls for I-PASS users would increase by approximately 45 cents per toll, while commercial vehicle toll rates would rise by about 30 percent. Starting in 2029, toll rates also would be adjusted every other year based on inflation using the Consumer Price Index.

Officials said passenger rates would remain below the national average even after the increase, marking the first passenger toll adjustment since 2012.

The agency pointed to previous projects as examples of the benefits generated by long-term investments. Improvements completed along the I-90 corridor in 2017 reduced travel times by approximately 25 minutes, while the I-294/I-57 interchange project reduced travel times by as much as 13 minutes.

The Illinois Tollway said Driving Connections was developed through an extensive public engagement process that included input from a Stakeholder Advisory Team composed of more than 40 leaders representing business, labor, transportation, planning, community organizations and local governments.

Public hearings on the capital program and proposed toll increases will be held throughout July. Public comments will be accepted through Aug. 3, 2026.

Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with projects continuing through 2042.

For more information, visit illinoistollway.com/ drivingconnections. 

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WANTED (WA): CATERPILLAR BACKHOE LOADERS+. LOOKING TO BUY USED EQUIPMENT IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: KOMATSU LOADERS WA200, WA270 WITH QUICK COUPLERS, LOW HOURS, GOOD PRICE; KOMATSU EXCAVATORS 138-8+ AND CAT 320 CL/DL/EL (ANY HOURS, ANY CONDITION; CAT GRADERS 140G/140H (1990 OR NEWER); CAT BACKHOES C/D/E/F SERIES; CASE BACKHOES - JD 310G – SG; OTHER CAT LOADERS, GRADERS, AND EXCAVATORS. PLEASE PROVIDE YEAR, HOURS, CONDITION, LOCATION, AND PRICE.

EMAIL: JAN@GOLDENHORSEMACHINERY.COM; PHONE: 425-217-6188.

WANTED (US): KOMATSU D475A-5E0 CRAWLER DOZER. WANT TO BUY KOMATSU BULLDOZER 475A-5 OR 475A-8 WITH BIG BLADE TO PUSH WOOD. UNDER 6000 HOURS, REAL HOURS METER AND FRAME.

EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@VIDEOTRON.CA PHONE: 450-346-8975

WANTED (US): BOMAG PADFOOT COMPACTORS, ALL MODELS. LOOKING TO BUY FOR AN EROPS 84'' PADFOOT COMPACTOR (ANY MAJOR BRAND). EMAIL: EQUIPMENTDESTINY@GMAIL. COM

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): WESTERN RETEK CRUSHERS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR ANY SPARE PARTS FOR A 2006 WESTERN RETEK IMPACT CRUSHER 1310I. EMAIL: WARRUMCONSTRUCTION@ ICLOUD.COM PHONE: 317-71-07390

WANTED (CA); BUSH HOG PLOWS, ALL MODELS. NEED PLOWS- PREFER BRUSH HOG. WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR WHOLE OR PARTS. EMAIL: TOMTOMGOFORIT@YAHOO. COM

WANTED (WA): CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS, MODELS FROM 908 TO 980. EMAIL: JOHNLEWISDAN1@GMAIL.COM PHONE: (425) 217-6188

WANTED (WA): CATERPILLAR BACKHOE LOADERS, ALL MODELS. EMAIL: JOHNLEWISDAN1@GMAIL.COM PHONE: (425) 217-6188.

WANTED (CA): HITACHI ZAXIS450LC EXCAVATORS. LOOKING FOR HITACHI ZX460LC, ZX470LC, ZX800LC, KOMATSU PC490LC-1. EMAIL: VIETUSAEXPORT@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 951-777-9999

WANTED (US): INSLEY EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS. LOOKING FOR LAGGING AND CABLE DRUMS FOR A W B INSLEY 1967. EMAIL: JCTHEDANCEMAN@GMAIL. COM; PHONE: 231-872-9117

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 140K MOTOR GRADER. EMAIL: MBUSIINGE@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 077-791-2153

WANTED (OH): CASE 580SM2 BACKHOE LOADERS. EMAIL:JERRY@VIOXEXCAVATING.COM; PHONE: 513-460-3315

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): VERMEER RTX 750 / RTX8550 EQUIPPED WITH A LARGE CUTTING WHEEL. EMAIL: RENATO.NASCIMENTO@ELEBBRE.COM PHONE: +55 11 994602266

WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G MOTOR GRADERS, LOOKING TO PURCHASE A RANGE OF HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND WOULD APPRECIATE RECEIVING YOUR BEST OFFERS FOR THE FOLLOWING MODELS,

ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS

www.lyonauction.com

315-633-2944

• Timed Online (NY)

June 25 – July 9, 2026

For: American Concrete Casting Relocation of Operation Auction

• Timed Online (PA)

June 25 – July 9, 2026

For: Complete Liquidation of Large Quarry & Cement Operation

• Timed Online (NY)

June 27 – July 11, 2026

For: Very Large Rental Return Auction

• Timed Online (NY)

July 2 - 16, 2026

For: Late Model Rolloff Trucks, Containers & Heavy Equipment Trailers Auction

• Timed Online (TX))

July 15 - 29, 2026

For: Major Trenching, Digger Derrick & Bucket Truck Contractor

RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS

www.rbauction.com

402-421-3631

• Orlando Auction

July 9, 2026

• Southeast Regional Auction

July 14, 2026

• Texas Regional Auction

July 15, 2026

• Howell’s Motor Freight

Retirement Auction

July 22, 2026

ABSOLUTE AUCTION & REALTY, INC.

www.AARauctions.com

800-243-0061

• Online

Ends July 5, 2026

For: Town of Mount Hope Surplus

Vehicle Auction

Coming Auctions

To view our complete list of upcoming auctions visit our Auction Calendar at www.constructionequipmentguide.com

• Online

Ends July 6, 2026

For: Middletown/Cuddebackville,

NY Surplus Vehicle Auction

• Online

Ends July 6, 2026

For: Montague, NJ Surplus

Vehicle Auction

• Online

Ends July 6, 2026

For: Peekskill, NY Equipment

Auction

• Online

Ends July 6, 2026

For: 2006 Nissan Sentra Auction

AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL

www.auctionsinternational.com

800-536-1401

• Online June 29 – July 14, 2026

For: Online Auctions Closing Daily!

BAR NONE AUCTION

www.barnoneauction.com

866-372-1700

• Online

Fri., July 10, 2026

For: Fontana, CA

Monthly Public Auction

• Online Sat., July 11, 2026

For: Sacramento, CA Monthly Public Auction

BIDADOO AUCTIONS

www.bidadoo.com

1-877-BIDADOO

• Online July 7, 2026

• Online

July 14, 2026

BIG IRON AUCTIONS

www.bigiron.com

800-937-3558

• Online

Wed., July 8, 2026

For: Farm, Construction and Truck & Trailer Auction

• Online

Wed., July 15, 2026

For: Farm, Construction and Truck & Trailer Auction

BUNCH BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS

www.bunchbrothers.com

270-376-2922

• Borden, IN Sat., July 18, 2026

For: Estate Sale Equipment, Trucks, Tools & More!

DON SMOCK AUCTION CO., INC.

www.dsa-auctions.com

765-778-9277

• Online

Wed., July 15, 2026

For: Irving Materials, Inc. Surplus Auction

HENDERSON AUCTIONS

www.hendersonauctions.com 225-686-2252

• Online

Thurs., July 9, 2026

For: East Baton Rouge Government Surplus Auction

HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY

www.hunyady.com

800-233-6898

• Virtual Broadcast (PA)

Wed., July 15, 2026

For: Earthmovers Unlimited, Inc Absolute Auction Surplus Liquidation

I.R.A.Y. AUCTION

www.iraymn.com

320-968-7230

• Online

Wed., July 15, 2026

For: Heavy Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction

JEFF MARTIN AUCTIONEERS, INC.

www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com

601-450-6200

• Online

Wed., July 8, 2026

For: Virtual Crane & Heavy Transport Auction

• Pelzer, SC

Thurs., July 9, 2026

For: Southeast Automobile Auction

• Pelzer, SC Thurs., July 9, 2026

For: Upper Midwest Automobile Auction

• Online

Thurs., July 9, 2026

For: South Mississippi Auto Auction

• Brooklyn, MS Fri., July 17, 2026

For: Summer Construction & Transportation Public Auction

• Online

Closing July 21, 2026

For: MyAuctionYard.com

PURPLE WAVE AUCTION

www.purplewave.com

866-608-9283

• Online

Tues., July 7, 2026

For: Government Auction

• Online

Wed., July 8, 2026

For: Ag Equipment Auction

• Online

Thurs., July 9, 2026

For: Truck & Trailer Auction

• Online

Wed., July 15, 2026

For: Vehicle & Equipment Auction

• Online

Thurs., July 15, 2026

For: Construction Equipment Auction

ROLLER AUCTIONS

www.rollerauction.com

866-515-1668

• Online (CO)

Wed., July 8, 2026

For: Construction & Contracting Equipment Auction

SITE AUCTION SERVICES

www.siteauctionservices.com 936-203-8333

• Timed Online

June 25 - July 9, 2026

For: Equipment & Transportation Sale

MIEDEMA ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP www.1800lastbid.com 616-538-0367

• Online @ Repocast.com

Ends July 7, 2026

For: Construction & Heavy Equipment Auction

VANTAGE AUCTIONS

www.vantageauctions.com 951-228-9040

• Lake Elsinore, CA

Sat., July 18 2026

For: Construction Equipment Auction

Purple Wave Names Fischer New District Sales Director

Purple Wave Auction announced Brian Fischer has joined the company as a district sales director for Ohio, eastern Indiana and Detroit.

Purple Wave Auction hosts online, noreserve equipment auctions serving the agriculture, construction, government and fleet industries, providing customers with opportunities to buy and sell equipment with confidence.

As district sales director, Fischer will lead and develop a team of territory sales managers across Purple Wave’s Buckeye region, driving growth through strategic leadership, coaching and market development initiatives. He will foster strong relationships with regional leaders and operational teams while collaborating closely with the enterprise accounts team to ensure a coordinated approach for customers within the enterprise accounts program.

Fischer brings 20 years of experience in the construction equipment industry, where he owned two Volvo equipment rental franchises in Cincinnati and Dayton. After selling the businesses, he held multiple roles before transitioning to Bush Truck in Mason,

Ohio, as the national vice president of sales of the rental division. Most recently, he worked for Michelin, where he worked with dealers, fleets and construction companies in the Great Lakes and Northeast regions.

“I’m most looking forward to working with and learning from the team,” said Fischer. “I am excited to be out with our sellers and making connections with our buyers.”

For more information, visit purplewave. com. 

Purple Wave photo

Brian Fischer

Business Calendar

To view our Business Calendar online, go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Web-Eds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event takes place.

• AGC Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Forum

Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 (2.00 PM – 3:00 PM) Virtual Safety and Health

• AGC EDGE Blueprint Reading Basics

Start Date: Monday, July 20, 2026 (2:00 PM)

End Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 (5:30 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• Summer 2026 Construction Safety & Health Conference

Start Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2026 (8:00 AM)

End Date: Friday, July 24, 2026 (12:00 PM) Minneapolis, Minnesota Safety and Health

• Construction Demo Day: Pre-Construction Technology

Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

• AGC EDGE Estimate with Impact – Heavy Highway Civil Estimating

Start Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2026 (1:00 PM)

End Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026 (5:00 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Project Manager Development Program

Start Date: Monday, August 3, 2026 (9:00 AM)

End Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 (1:00 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• AGC Technology Conference

Start Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 (7:00 AM)

End Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026 (3:00 PM) Minneapolis, Minnesota

• AGC EDGE Blueprint Reading Intermediate

Start Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 (2:00 PM)

End Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026 (5:30 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• Construction Leadership Committee (CLC) Leadership Development Conference

Start Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2026 (8:00 AM)

End Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026 (3:00 PM)

Minneapolis, Minnesota

• AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling Education Program

Start Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2026 (9:00 AM)

End Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 (5:00 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Lean Construction Education Program, 2nd Edition

Start Date: Monday, August 10, 2026 (12:00 PM)

End Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026 (4:00 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Leadership and Motivation (STP Unit 1) Thursdays

Start Date: Thursday, August 13, 2026 (10:00 am)

End Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026 (3:30 PM) Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Managing Risks (STP Unit 6)

Start Date: Monday, August 17, 2026 (4:00 PM)

End Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026 (8:30 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development

FABICK CAT

2026 FABICK CAT MADISON, WISCONSIN OPEN HOUSE

DATE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026

TIME: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM

PLACE: FABICK CAT

111 Applegate Road Madison, Wisconsin 53713

What to Expect:

• New Products on Display. Explore the latest equipment and innovations.

• Machine Deals: Special offers on machinery and parts.

• Training Opportunities: Learn about new products and techniques.

• Community Focus: Celebrate customer relationships and community.

• LUNCH PROVIDED! Who Should Attend?

• Equipment buyers and dealers looking for new products and deals.

• Industry professionals seeking training and product demos.

• Anyone interested in meeting Fabick Cat’s team and learning about their offerings.

Registration: Encouraged to register in advance via Fabick Cat’s website.

Phone: 800/845-9188

100th ANNIVERSARY

“CELEBRATING 100 YEARS YOUNG”

ROAD MACHINERY & SUPPLIES COMPANY (RMS)

Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Location: Rochester Branch 101 Country Club Road SE Byron, MN 55920

Live Equipment Demos: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Lunch: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Join us! We will feature prize drawings throughout the event, including a Grand Prize drawing for tickets to a Minnesota Vikings or Wild game, and participating vendors will be on-site for equipment demos and tutorials.

For more information; https://www.rmsequipment.com Phone: 507/701-0199

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF MINNESOTA (AGC of MN)

2026 SAINTS GAME EVENT

The 2026 Saints Game is an annual event hosted by the Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (AGC of MN), bringing together members for a day of sports, networking, and community fun.

Date: WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026

Time: 1:07 PM

Location: St. Paul Saints/CHS Field 360 N. Broadway Street St. Paul, MN 55101

Join AGC members for an afternoon of Minnesota Twins AAA baseball. On Wednesday, July 22 the St. Paul Saints will take on the Columbus Clippers. All attendees will be entered in a drawing for one of two Saints jerseys! Must be present to win! Registration includes game tickets (covered/shaded seating) and food. All are welcome!

Purpose and Activities

• Team Building & Networking: The Saints Game is designed to strengthen member relationships across the AGC of MN network.

• Community Engagement: It’s a chance for contractors,

Events are subject to change, check websites for updates

project managers, and industry professionals to connect in a relaxed, social setting.

• Sports & Fun: Attendees enjoy the game, meet other members and participate in on-site activities.

How to Participate

• Membership Required: Attendance is typically by invitation to AGC of MN Members.

• Registration: Check the AGC of MN events page or contact your local chapter for registration details and any required RSVPs.

• Dress Code: Usually casual but check with your chapter for specific guidelines.

For more information:

Website: https://www.agcmn.org/events AGC of MN Phone: 651/632-8929

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS of AMERICA (AGC) AGC CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH CONFERENCE

DATES: JULY 22 - 24, 2026

PLACE: HYATT REGENCY MINNEAPOLIS 1300 Nicollet Mall Minneapolis, MN 55403 Phone: 833/372-2839

The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) will host its 2026 Summer Construction Safety & Health Conference in Minneapolis, MN from July 22 – 24, 2026.

Event Overview: This annual conference brings together safety and health professionals, industry experts, and construction leaders to discuss the latest developments, share best practices, and address challenges in construction safety and health. It is a key platform for networking, education, and collaboration across the industry.

Venue: Hyatt Regency Minneapolis Minneapolis, MN 55403

Purpose & Audience:

• Who to Attend: Safety Officers, Project Managers, Site Supervisors, Compliance Officers, Anyone involved in construction safety and health

• Focus Areas: OSHA Compliance, Hazard Prevention, Risk Management, Incident Investigation, Emerging Safety Technologies Networking: The Conference offers opportunities to connect with peers, share resources, and learn from industry leaders. For more information: Website: https://www.agcmn.org

Dispatchers Save Time With New Management Systems

• Fast onboarding with no formal training: “If a system takes months to learn, it works against you,” said Kelce. “A modern TMS uses a clean, intuitive dashboard that a team can use on the first day.”

• AI plus human support: Kelce said AI handles data checking and automation well. However, “it does not handle a hard rate negotiation or a broker relationship,” she said. “The strongest providers back their software with real people, such as 24/7 managed dispatching, for the work that needs a human.”

• One centralized system: Running separate apps for accounting, tracking and compliance creates duplicate work and blind spots, said Kelce. A 2026 TMS can bring ELD data, accounting and automated international fuel tax agreement (IFTA) reporting onto a single screen.

fine.

• How fast do you need to be running? Some platforms take months to implement. Others are usable the same week.

• What has to integrate? Most carriers need QuickBooks, an ELD and IFTA. Large 3PLs need deep enterprise ERP connections.

• What is your budget model? Enterprise contracts are large and custom. Carrier-first platforms use predictable, smaller plans.

• What if your operation is small, say your fleet is less than 10 trucks?

automation,” said Kelce. “It does not replace the judgment needed for rate negotiations and broker relationships.”

Backoffice integration for most carriers are QuickBooks for accounting, a registered ELD for hours of service and automated IFTA reporting.

Pricing for an AI-powered system depends on the platform and your fleet size, she said. Enterprise systems use large custom contracts, whereas carrier-first platforms use smaller, predictable plans.

Kelce believes the best TMS for a 200-truck enterprise fleet is the wrong TMS for an owner-operator. She said the reverse also is true.

Owner-operators shopping for AI-powered TMS should match the platform to their operation. She

• A real connection between cab and office: “Drivers on the road and dispatchers in the office need to share information without phone tag,” said Kelce. “That requires a dedicated, responsive mobile app, not a third-party add-on.”

offered a list of points to consider:

• How many trucks do you run?

Enterprise platforms are built for hundreds of units and assume an IT team. Carrier-first platforms are built for 1 to 50 trucks.

• Who handles your dispatch?

If you want managed dispatching included, you need a provider that offers it. If you have your own dispatch staff, software-only is

Kelce said for owner-operators, the best TMS is one built for small operations. It should be “fast to learn, affordable and able to handle dispatch, IFTA and invoicing in one place.”

Once paperwork, dispatch and compliance start costing more time than they should, a TMS pays for itself even at one truck.

And she said, today’s systems are not meant to replace the human worker. Instead, it combines AI with human dispatching support.

“AI handles data checking and

“Moving to an AI-native TMS is one of the fastest ways to reduce friction, support driver retention and protect margins in a volatile freight market,” said Kelce. “The key is matching the platform to the operation. Enterprise systems suit enterprise fleets.”

She believes that for North American carriers and owneroperators, a carrier-first platform combining AI tools with human dispatching expertise is the better fit.  CEG

LOADER BACKHOE, EXCAVATORS, SKID STEERS: • CATERPILLAR 416C Loader Backhoe, SN 5YN04416, Dsl., OROPS, 2wd, Extend-a-Hoe • 2024 AGT MX12RX Mini Hydraulic Excavator, SN MX12RX2024J000011 Gas, OROPS, Leveling Blade, Auxiliary Hydraulics, Rubber Tracks, Hr. Meter reads 8.3 • 2023 AGT QS12R Mini Hydraulic Excavator, SN 2310053191, Gas, OROPS, Leveling Blade, Auxiliary Hydraulics, w/10” Bucket, 16”, 12” & 9” Auger & Thumb, Rubber Tracks • CATERPILLAR 303CR Mini Hydraulic Excavator, SN DMA04758, OROPS, Leveling Blade • GEHL SL5635 DXT Skid Steer Loader, SN 13791,, Dsl., OROPS, Auxiliary Hydraulics • GEHL SL 6635 SXT Turbo Skid Steer Loader, SN 600331, Deutz Dsl., OROPS, Auxiliary Hydraulics, Solid Tires TELEHANDLERS, FORKLIFTS, MAN LIFTS, SCISSOR LIFT: • GEHL 1083 Telehandler, SN 042740, JD Dsl., 4x4, OROPS • GEHL 883 Telehandler, SN PJ117480, Perkins Dsl., 4x4 • GEHL 553 Telehandler, SN JP033909, JD Dsl., OROPS, 4x4 • KOMATSU B625T-1 Forklift, SN 583844A, LP, 3 Stage Mast w/Side Shift, 4,000 lb. • CATERPILLAR 2P5000 Forklift, SN AT3535244, LP, OROPS, 3 Stage Mast w/ Side Shift & Swivel • CATERPILLAR GC15 Forklift, SN 2EM02377, LP, OROPS, 3 Stage Mast w/Side Shift • JLG 60HA Man Lift, SN 0300020232, Gas, Dual Wheel, 4x4 • UPRIGHT U1-12M Personal Man Lift, Electric • MEC 2548MT Scissor Lift, SN 7100309, Electric, w/Extendable Platform BROOM, LIGHT PLANT: • SUPERIOR DT80J Broom, JD Dsl., EROPS, 4 Wheels • MAGNUM Light Plant, Mitsubishi Dsl. • WANCO Arrowboard, Lombardini Dsl., on Rubber, Hr. Meter reads 1263

ATTACHMENTS: • 2020 CAT BR117 Bush Hog, fits Skid Steer • SWEEPSTER Broom, fits Skid Steer • 6’, 3 Pt. Box Blade • 8’, 3 Pt. Box Blade • WOODS Cadet 72, 3 Pt. Bush Hog • LANDPRIDE BB22584 3 Pt., Box Blade • NEW HOLLAND 451, 7’ Sickle Mower • 6’, 3 Pt. Bush Hog • Set of CAT Forks, Fit Skid Steer • CAT Hydraulic Auger Motor w/Pin • CATERPILLAR 36” Auger Bit • CAT 24” Backhoe Bucket w/Pins • CAT 135E Hydraulic Hammer, fits Mini Excavator • CAT Hydraulic Hammer fits Excavator • CAT 2 Cyl. Grapple Bucket • JRB Quick Coupler, fits 200 Series Komatsu w/Pins • WB 12” Bucket, fits Excavator • Fork Extensions • Man Baskets for Man Lifts • Aluminum Platform w/Rail • Extendable Forklift Jib • Mulch Bucket, fits Skid Steer • Cutting Edges w/Teeth • Hydraulic Hammer • OHIO Magnet • Set of Forks, fit Forklift • Front Bucket, fits Telehandler • Several Forklift Masts & Forks, fit Telehandlers • (4) 8.00-16 Solid Forklift Tires & Rims • Lg. Winch, fits Dozer, Hydraulic Driven • Set of Steel Tracks w/ Rubber Pads, fits Skid Steer • (5) Sets of Forks & Masts fit Forklifts • Sev. Sets of Forks & Masts fit Skid Steers • Several Front Buckets, fit Skid Steers • Various Size Augers • Sev. Sets of Skid Steer Tires & Rims • 2 Clam Shell Buckets • Front Bucket, fits CAT 416DIT, Fertilizer Buggy, PTO Driven, Pull Type • MEAD Electro Magnet 230V TRUCKS, TRAILERS: • 2005 PETERBILT 335 Tandem Rollback Truck, Dsl., 8LL, 24’ Jerr Dan 610TRB Bed, Tow Bar, (Needs Floor & 4 Wheels & Tires) • 2004 PETERBILT PB330 Rollback Truck, Dsl., 6 Spd., 21’ Steel Jerr Dan 21RRSE Bed, Tow Lift, Ramsey Winch • 2002 INTERNATIONAL 4300 Rollback Truck, Dsl., 6 Spd., Jerr Dan 20’ Steel Bed, Winch • 2005 INTERNATIONAL 4300 Flatbed Truck, DT466 Dsl., 16’ Steel Bed • 1983 INTERNATIONAL 1954 Flatbed Truck, Dsl., 5&2, 16’ Bed w/Short Sides • 2006 CHEVROLET Service Truck, Duramax Dsl.,

Automatic, Knapheide Utility Bed • 2002 INTERNATIONAL 4700LPX Lo- Profile Service Truck, DT 444E Dsl., 6 Spd., Reading Utility Bed, Auto Crane, Gas Air Compressor, Miller Big Blue 402D Welder, Wilton Vise • 2007 CHEVROLET Utility Truck, Gas, Automatic, 4x4, Reg. Cab, Stahl Utility Bed w/Ladder Rack • 2001 CHEVROLET 2500HD Utility Truck, Automatic, 4x4, Knapheide Utility Bed w/ Ladder Rack • 2001 FORD F450 XLT Super Duty Utility Truck, Dsl., Dual Wheel, 4 Spd. w/Overdrive, 4x4, Knapheide Utility Bed, Fuel Tank w/Pump • 1992 FORD F350XLT Utility Truck, Dsl., 4 Spd. w/Overdrive, 4x4, Stahl Utility Bed • 1998 GMC T7500 Sweeper Truck, Dsl., Dual Wheel, Automatic, Elgin Crosswind Series G Sweeper, SN G3607D • 2012 INTERNATIONAL 4300 Cab & Chassis, Dsl., Automatic • 2007 INTERNATIONAL 4300 Cab & Chassis, DT466 Dsl., Automatic, NO TITLE, PARTS TRUCK • 2007 GMC W4500 Cab & Chassis, Gas, Automatic • 2006 INTERNATIONAL 4200 Cab & Chassis, VT365 Dsl., 5 Spd. • 1999 INTERNATIONAL 4700 Cab & Chassis, DT466E Dsl., 6 Spd. • 1992 INTERNATIONAL 4700 Cab & Chassis, Dsl., 6 Spd. • 1987 CHEVROLET Wrecker, Gas, 4 Spd., 4x4, Holmes 440 Bed • FREIGHTLINER FL70 Roll Off Truck, PARTS TRUCK • 2010 CHEVROLET 2500HD Pickup Truck, Gas, Automatic, 4x4, Long Bed • 1988 CHEVROLET Cheyenne Pickup Truck, Gas, Automatic, 4x4, Regular Cab, Long Bed • 1997 SUZUKI Cami-Automotive Side Kick, Gas, 5 Spd., 4x4, Hard Top • (2) KAWASAKI Mule, Gas, 4x4 • CHALLENGER RG50 Tri-Axle Lowboy, Detach • CONTINENTAL CARGO Tandem Enclosed Trailer, 20’, Fold Down Rear Door, Side Door, Ball Hitch • Tandem Utility Trailer, Steel Floor, Ball Hitch • OMAHA 16’ Standard Steel Truck Bed, Barn Doors • WESTON Striker, 8’, 2 Yd. Stainless Salt Spreader Bed, 10 HP Gas Engine • SWENSON PV359-5G - 146-25 Stainless Salt Spreader Bed, Hydraulic Driven

TRACTOR, MOWERS, YARD TOOLS: • FARMALL Tractor on Steel w/Plow • SCAG Wildcat 61” Zero Turn Mower, Kohler Command Pro 27 Gas • GRASSHOPPER 721 Zero Turn Mower • (2) SENIX TBCX6-M-0 Battery Weed Eater (New) • SENIX Leaf Blower w/Battery, New • SENIX Hedge Trimmer (New) • HUSQVARNA Farm Tough 450e Chain Saw • ECHO Oregon Chain Saw • POULAN Pro Leaf Blower, Gas • SENIX TLX6-L-0 Cordless Cultivator • DEWALT Chain Saw, Battery, Newr MOTORCYCLES: 2017 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLHTK Ultra Limited Motorcycle • 2012 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLHTCU Ultra Classic Motorcycle w/Stage 3 SS Fully Rebuilt Engine • 1990 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLHTC Motorcycle w/1995 HD TLE-Ultra P & A Side Car • 1969 HARLEY Toter/Scooter MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT: ROCKWELL Planer • CONTINENTAL DP13-5 Drill Press, Single Phase, 5 Spd. • CINCINNATI GILBERT 73614 Milling Machine, SN 5894 • LANAIR MX-200 Oil Burning Heater • Banding Machine • ERCOLINA Top Bender • COPPERMINE Wire Stripping Machine • MATCO 200 Amp, 12V Engine Start/Charger • ASSOCIATED 40 Amp Starter/Charger • COATS 1250 Laser Guide Operation Wheel Balancer • COATS Balancer Mate • COTES 5060A Tire Machine • SCOTCHMAN HD Chop Saw • EMPIRE Abrasive Sandblasting Cabinet • 6” Bench Grinder • MILWAUKEE Chop Saw • ATLAS COMPOUND 202 Arbor Press • MILWAUKEE Electric 8” Metal Cutting Saw • ADVANCED Hyd./Elec. Training Station • WYSONG & MILES 5010 Hydraulic Shear, 10’ • HTC 10’ Hydraulic Metal Shear • LOWN/SAN ANGELO FOUNDRY 6’ Metal Roller • Hydraulic Press, Dual Cylinders

• OKAMOTO 6-18 Linear Surface Grinder • SHARP CV-410A Milling Machine, 3 HP w/Digital Unite 04202 • MULTIQUIP 2” Trash Pump, Honda Gas • TRINCO 36/ BP Sandblast Cabinet w/Vacuum System • STANDARD LODGE & SHIPLEY Metal Lathe, 3 & 4 Jaw Chucks, Centering Tool, 9’ Bed • LEBLOND REGAL Lathe, 3 & 4 Jaw Chucks, Extra Tooling, 6’ • SEBASTIAN LATHE CO. Metal Lathe, 3 Jaw Chuck, 1 HP, 46” Bed • CONTINENTAL MACHINE C-916 Metal Bandsaw, Band Length 159” • KYSOR JOHNSON Metal Cutting Bandsaw • CH GOSIGER CO. 4V-24 Bandsaw • SCOTCHMAN F1-5109-14M Hydraulic Hole Punch, 5 HP WELDERS, GENERATORS, AIR COMPRESSORS, PRESSURE WASHERS, PUMPS: MILLER Big Blue 400D Welder, Deutz Dsl. • MILLER Delta Weld 300 DC Welder, SN KC173798 • MILLER Millermatic 250 Wire Welder, SN KJ205250 • MILLER Syncrowave AC/DC Welder • MILLER Bobcat 250NT Welder/Generator, 20 HP, 250 Amp, 10,000 Watt • MILLER 200 Welder • MILLER Millermatic 35 CV-DC Welding Power Source Wire Feeder, SN JJ469826 • OTC Turbo Pulse CPDP-350 Wire Fed Welder, SN PG972YKZ11435, 208/230V, 50/60HZ • LINCOLN LN-25 Electric, Wire Fed Welder • LINCOLN Ideal Arc R3R400 Electric Welder • LINCOLN Tig AC/DC Electric Welder • AIRCO Bumblebee II Arc Welder • THERMAL ARC LS-300DC Inverter Arc Welder • RED-D-ARC ZR-10 AC/DC Welder • (2) New Bernard Air Cooled Semi-Auto Mig Gun Replacement • New Air Cooled Mig Welding Guns • Arc One Welding Helmet • NEW Welding Blanket, Gloves, Jackets, Welding Accessories, Rods, etc. (2) MULTIQUIP 3600 Generators • WACKER Generator, 8 HP Honda • HONDA 3M1600 Generator • MULTIQUIP 180 Amp Generator • POWERLIFT Automotive Generator, 3500 Watt • (2) NEW GENERAC Generators • INGERSOLL-RAND Air Source Plus 185 Air Compressor, Dsl., Kubota, Ball Hitch • BLACK MAX Coleman Powermate 80 Gal. Air Compressor • SPEEDAIR Air Compressor, 3 Phase • CRAFTSMAN Professional 175 PSI, 20 Gal. Air Compressor • INGERSOLL-RAND Wheel Barrow Air Compressor • Steam Pressure Washer • DEWALT 3800 PSI Pressure Washer, Gas • MAGNUM 4000 Series Gold, Hot Water Pressure Washer, Dsl., • PLASMARC PCM 70 Plasma Cutter • Plasma Cutter, 8’x10’ Table & Computer • SYKES GP-150 M0S 6” Pump, CAT C4.4 Dsl., Pintle

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