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Kentucky’s New Licking River Bridge Under Way KYTC photo

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Chiefs’ New Stadium Among North America’s Largest Projects...8

Inaugural ‘Power for the Cause’ Debuts in Hillman, Minn. ...16

The spring demolition of Kentucky’s 90-yearold KY 8 Licking River Bridge has cleared the way for the work to begin on a new $99.6 million river crossing. The new KY 8 Licking River Bridge Project is being hailed

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Quality, Relationships Drive Ray County Stone’s Expansion...45

Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Attachments & Parts Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-32 Aggregate & Recycling Table of Contents . . .Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45-57 . 4 Concrete Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61-67 Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72-75 Attachments Auction Section & . . . Parts . . . . . .Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27-32 79-81 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Advertisers . . . . . . . . . .Section . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45-57 . . . 82 AggregateIndex & Recycling

Concrete Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61-67 Truck & Trailer Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72-75 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79-81 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Advertisers Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) as a “bold new signature bridge designed to enhance safety, strengthen connections between the two cities and stand as an iconic landmark for Northern Kentucky.” Built in 1936, the original KY 8 Licking

River Bridge had exceeded design limits. It was brought down in seconds with a controlled blast minutes after state and city officials gathered on the riverfront to celebrate the old and outgoing bridge. Like the original bridge, the replacement see KYTC page 44

Robotic Muscle

Automation, AI Taking Infrastructure Sector By Storm This Year Jobsite robotics technology is a hot topic this year in construction, but especially in transportation construction. The concept of automated construction may still seem futuristic to many, while others have signaled their willingness to dip their toes into the robotics pool. It’s time, say technology developers, who believe that the job of building roads and bridges can and will become more efficient in terms of cost, labor and technology. From drones to remote-controlled machines, the

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see ROBOTICS page 60

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CHIEFS’ NEW STADIUM AMONG NORTH AMERICA’S LARGEST PROJECTS

The Kansas City Chiefs proposed $3 billion enclosed stadium in Kansas City, Kan., is still several years away from opening, but the project already is shaping up to become one of the largest heavy construction efforts in North America.

RMS WELCOMES CUSTOMERS TO OPEN HOUSE, DEMO DAY

BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE PROJECT REACHES CONCRETE MILESTONE

CONCRETE NEWS SECTION

Road Machinery & Supplies (RMS) hosted an open house at its Rochester Branch in Byron, Minn., on July 22, 2026. Attendance was strong with 120 people, making the open house a huge success.

The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project reached a significant construction milestone in July as crews completed the first concrete pour for the foundation of the new companion bridge.

3D-PRINTED BRIDGE POINTS WAY TO GREENER CONSTRUCTION

ALLU CONCRETE BUCKET ADVANCES ONSITE CRUSHING, SCREENING

EASI-POUR, TOPCON INTEGRATION ALLOWS EFFICIENT COMPLETION

INAUGURAL ‘POWER FOR THE CAUSE’ DEBUTS IN HILLMAN, MINN.

AGGREGATE, READY MIX ASSOCIATION HOSTS CONCRETE OPEN 2026

On Aug. 22, 2026, the inaugural Power for the Cause Truck and Tractor Pull will make its debut at Hillman MudFest in Hillman, Minn., bringing together competitors, families and supporters for a day of giving back.

The Concrete Open is a four-person scramble tournament that took place on July 15, 2026, at the Legends Golf Club in Prior Lake, Minn. This tournament has taken place over 25 years.

HITACHI OUTLINES LANDCROS VISION, YANMAR PARTNERSHIP

BOBCAT’S JOBSITE COMPANION EARNS AI BREAKTHROUGH AWARD

During its 2026 dealer meeting, Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas shared its ambitious vision of the future as the company prepares to become LANDCROS in April 2027.

Bobcat has been named the winner of the “AI-Based Construction Solution of the Year” award in the 2026 AI Breakthrough Awards for Jobsite Companion, the first commercially available AI-enabled solution in the compact equipment industry.

FAE HOSTS SUMMER DEMONSTRATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA

FAE held its summer regional demonstration at the farm and hunting property of singer-songwriter Edwin McCain July 15-16, 2026, in Belton, S.C. McCain has been a spokesperson for FAE products for many years and is a customer.

Graham Construction Inc. and Hawkins Construction Co. have advanced to the second phase of the selection process, which will use the Design-Build delivery method to bring the contractor and designer together to form one entity.

BOBCAT COMPANY POWERS X GAMES COURSE CONSTRUCTION

Bobcat Company, a global equipment, innovation and worksite solutions brand, serves as the Official Equipment Partner of X Games. X Games kicked off in Sacramento, Calif., June 26–28, where Bobcat helped build the dirt course.

Felling Trailers Inc. will hold its 14th annual Trailer for a Cause online auction Sept. 24-30, 2026, with proceeds benefiting Henry’s Heroes, a Central Minnesota-based nonprofit that supports families navigating NICU journeys.

CAT INVESTS $100M IN FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING TALENT IN ILLINOIS

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Industrial Truck Beds, the Indiana-based manufacturer of premium truck beds acquired by Hilltip in 2022, has rebranded as Hilltip Premium Truck Beds. The change reflects the company’s expanding truck bed offerings.

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2019 WIRTGEN W120CFI $435,000 2023 Komatsu WA200-8 $154,500 STK# WG2021088, Springfield, IL stk# KM2026329 186 1148 hours, HRS, DeForest, WI

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2022 KOMATSU $205,000 2023 KomatsuWA320-8 WA270-8 $189,500 STK#KM2026361 KM2022647, 533 HRS,Bolingbrook, Springfield, ILIL stk# 152 hours,

2013 HAMM HD12VV $19,500 2023 Komatsu WA320-8 $219,500 STK#KM2026369 HM2023091 3238 HRS, DePere, WIIL stk# 188 hours, Bolingbrook,

2014 KOMATSU D37PX-23 $99,500 2014 KOMATSU D37PX-23 $94,500 STK#KM2023250, KM20232502326 2204HRS, HRS,Bridgeton, Palmyra, MO STK# MO

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2016 KOMATSU 931.2 $315,000 2014 KOMATSU PC210LC-10 $134,500 STK# VT2022024, 9946 HRS, Escanaba, MI STK# KM2023319, 3628 HRS, Eau Claire, WI

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2018 HAMM HD+110IVO $104,560 2013 Komatsu PC210LC-10 $134,500 STK# HM18066 773 HRS, Carterville, IL IL STK# KM2023429 5421 hours, Springfield,

2008 VALMET 840.3 $95,000 2023 Komatsu 951.1 $475,000 STK#BJcons VT2022063, 25,466 HRS, Escanaba, MI STK# 3900 hours, Escanaba, MI

2017 KOMATSU $55,000 2024 KomatsuPC88MR-10 855.3 $489,000 STK#DTcons KM2022612, 5196 Bolingbrook, IL STK# 431 hours, EauHRS, Claire, MI

2015 KOMATSU PC228USLC-10 $149,500 2017 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $49,500 STK#KM2022612, KM2021516,5198 4061HRS, HRS,DePere, Escanaba, STK# WI MI

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ROLLERS Sakai R2H-4 static roller - ‘23, approx. 120 hrs., #C002897........................................... $108,800 Sakai SW884ND - ‘19, approx. 2900 hrs., #C002777, Double drum Oscillatory.............. $148,400 Sakai SW300 - approx. 450 hrs, 39” drum, #C000211...................................................... $26,850

BROOMS Superior DT74J - ’19, approx. 1300 hrs. AC, Side shift, gutter brush, #C001774...................................................................................... $35,400

MILLING MACHINES BOMAG BM600 - ‘16, 565 Hrs, 24” Drum, Load Out Conveyor....................................... $152,800 Roadtec RX-300 - ’18, approx. 600 hrs. 4’ drum.............................................................. $311,400

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Chiefs’ New Stadium Among North America’s Largest Projects The Kansas City Chiefs proposed $3 billion enclosed stadium in Kansas City, Kan., is still several years away from opening, but the project already is shaping up to become one of the largest and most closely watched heavy construction efforts in North America. While team officials recently unveiled conceptual renderings of the 70,000seat venue, much of the engineering and construction work remains ahead. For contractors, equipment manufacturers and material suppliers, that means the project’s busiest years are likely still to come. Located in Wyandotte County near Kansas Speedway and The Legends entertainment district, the stadium is expected to anchor a much larger mixed-use development that also includes retail, hospitality and entertainment components. The Chiefs also plan to build a separate $300 million headquarters and practice facility in nearby Olathe. Together, the developments represent approximately $4.5 billion in capital investment and are projected to generate more than $8 billion in economic activity during construction. Heavy Civil Work Comes First Although construction has not yet begun, projects of this scale typically begin with extensive site preparation. Contractors can expect significant earthmoving operations involving mass grading, utility relocation, stormwater management systems, roadway improvements and construction of expansive parking facilities. The Chiefs have said the development will include more than 20,000 parking spaces while maintaining the franchise’s well-known tailgating tradition. Those early phases generally require fleets of crawler excavators, articulated dump trucks, dozers, motor graders, compactors, wheel loaders and GPS-guided earthmoving equipment. Depending on final geotechnical conditions, crews also may encounter soil stabilization, deep foundations or ground improvement

Opportunities Across Construction Industry Beyond the stadium itself, surrounding infrastructure could generate years of additional work. Road improvements, bridges, utilities, pedestrian connections, landscaping and mixed-use development all represent significant opportunities for heavy civil contractors and specialty subcontractors. Equipment rental companies, aggregate producers, ready-mix suppliers, steel fabricators, paving contractors and utility contractors also stand to benefit as procurement packages are released. The separate headquarters and training complex in Olathe adds another layer of construction activity. The Chiefs recently selected Populous as lead architect for that MANICA rendering facility and Burns & McDonnell as the The Chiefs selected Kansas City-based MANICA as lead design architect, with HNTB owner’s representative. serving as architect of record.

work before structural construction begins. Massive Structural Build Ahead Once site work is complete, the project will transition into one of the nation’s largest structural construction efforts. The stadium’s fully enclosed design will feature a translucent ETFE roof system spanning approximately 70,000 seats and will maximize visibility for military flyovers. While the Chiefs have not released structural details, similar modern NFL stadiums require enormous quantities of structural steel, reinforced concrete and precast components. Large crawler cranes, tower cranes, roughterrain cranes and specialized heavy-lift equipment will likely dominate the jobsite during erection of the roof structure. Concrete contractors also can anticipate months of foundation work, elevated decks, seating bowl construction and extensive cast-in-place structural elements before mechanical and electrical trades begin interior buildout.

MANICA rendering

Design Team Brings Stadium Experience The Chiefs selected Kansas City-based MANICA as lead design architect, with HNTB serving as architect of record. MANICA has developed several highprofile sports venues, including Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and the new Nissan Stadium currently under construction in Nashville. HNTB has participated in numerous professional sports facility projects throughout North America. The organizations have said the new stadium was designed to preserve many of Arrowhead Stadium’s defining characteristics while introducing an enclosed environment capable of hosting major year-round events. Officials said acoustic engineers studied the building’s geometry to maximize crowd noise, while the transparent roof is intended to provide an outdoor feel without exposing fans to weather. The stadium also will retain a natural grass playing surface.

Timeline Still Developing The Chiefs expect the stadium to open before the 2031 NFL season, but numerous milestones remain before construction reaches full production. Additional design development, permitting, contractor procurement and detailed engineering will occur before major earthmoving begins. Team officials have not announced a general contractor or construction manager, nor have they released construction phasing, equipment requirements or workforce estimates. As those details emerge, the project is expected to draw considerable interest throughout the construction industry. For equipment manufacturers and dealers, the Chiefs’ new home represents more than an NFL stadium. It promises to become a multi-year showcase for the latest heavy equipment, construction technology and project delivery methods, while creating sustained demand across virtually every sector of the heavy construction marketplace.  CEG

The stadium’s fully enclosed design will feature MANICA rendering MANICA rendering a translucent ETFE roof system spanning The Chiefs have said the development will include more than The Chiefs expect the stadium to open before approximately 70,000 seats and will maximize 20,000 parking spaces while maintaining the franchise’s well- the 2031 NFL season, but numerous milestones visibility for military flyovers. known tailgating tradition. remain before construction reaches full production.

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#93550 | 2006 KOMATSU PC200LC-8, #93518 | 2021 KOMATSU D71PXI-24, #83780 | 2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11, RIPPER, 30 INCH SHOES, PAT BLADE........... COMBO KIT, QC, 7,665 HOURS, HYD HYD, QC, 3985 HOURS .................$139,500 .......................................................$314,500 THUMB.............................................$89,500

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

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

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

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

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

2022 JD 333G, 1,299 Hrs, Cab w/AC, High Flow, EH Joysick Cntrl, Ride Cntrl, Warranty, #291186. . . . . . . . . .$89,000

2023 JD 331G, 2,028 Hrs, Cab w/AC, Joystick Cntrls, 2-Spd, Air Ride, Ride Cntrl, #301662 . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60,000

2024 CAT 265, 602 Hrs, Cab w/A/C, ISO Patt, EH Joystick Ctrls, 84” Bckt, Ride Cntrl, #301332 . . . . . . . .$99,950

2023 JD 317G, 846 Hrs, Cab w/AC, Joystick, Ride Cntrl, Self-Level, Camera, GP Bkt, #301218 . . . . . . . . . . .$56,000

2006 JD 35D, 3,784 Hrs, 5’8” Long Arm, Blade, Aux. Hydra. Rubber Tracks, #262368 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$35,000

2015 JD 35G, 2,506 Hrs., Cab w/ AC, 4’4” Arm, 12” Rubber Tcks, Blade, Coupler, #262009. . . . . . . . . .$36,900

2021 JD 320G, 1,450 Hrs., Cab w/AC, 2-Spd, Self-Level, Joystick Cntrls, Air Ride, #303231 . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,000

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RMS Welcomes Customers to Open House, Demo Day

RMS’s Byron, Minn., facility opened in August 2023.

oad Machinery & Supplies (RMS) hosted an open house at its Rochester Branch in Byron, Minn., on July 22, 2026. Attendance was strong with 120 people, making the open The open house featured live equipment demonstrations, giving attendees an opportunity to see house a huge success. construction equipment in action and learn from participating manufacturers and vendors. The event featured live equipment demonstrations, giving attendees an opportunity to see construction equipment in action and learn from participating manufacturers and vendors, including Komatsu, NPK, Genesis, Ecoverse, Werk-Brau and Astec. see RMS page 58

Jeremy Rognes of Rognes Bro Construction tests a Komatsu PC220 with Intelligent Machine Control.

(L-R): RMS territory managers Vince Kasper, Tom Major and Ryan Miller are on hand to help customers at the open house.

(L-R): RMS customer Francis Price of DeCook picks up some RMS swag from Tyler Remold, parts specialist and Lily Snow, service administrator.

Jeremy Rognes (in cab) of Rognes Brothers Construction, Lake Mills, Iowa, learns about the new Intelligent Machine Control 3.0 systems in a Komatsu PC220 excavator, from Dann Rezabek (L), technology solutions expert of RMS, and Tyler Sherrill, technology solutions expert of RMS.

Dave Hosch, vice president, aggregate, Savage, Minn., had all the information customers needed about this Astec Guests enjoyed lunch at Road Machinery & FT250 mobile crusher. Supplies’ open house in Byron, Minn.

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

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COMPACTORS

OFF ROAD HAULERS

CRANES

Hamm 3412P, 2012, 84” vibratory padfoot compactor, Volvo A40, 1998, 40 tons, 10991 hrs, 395 hp, 8WD, Broderson IC80-2E, 1997, 8.5 ton, 24’ boom, dual fuel, EROPS w/ heat & A/C, 1,200HMR. . . . . . . . . . . $82,500 29.5R25, A/C, 29 cy cap. sideboards, tailgate (currently 10.00R15 tires, 3,400 hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,500 Cat 815F, 2006, EROPS cab, 12’4” S-Blade w/ tilt, new off work), work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $127,500 Grove RT58C, 1981, down cab, 18 ton r.t., 70' boom paint job, very good condition, 9,400 HMR. . . $195,000 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 395 hp, 6WD, A/C, 29.5R25, anti-two block, GM dsl, clean. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,500 Hamm GRW-5 Pneumatic Roller, 1994, Deutz Diesel, working everyday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $145,000 AIR COMPRESSORS ROPS Canopy, (9) Ea. 7.50-15C1 Tires . . . . . . . $15,500 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 11,000 hrs, 6WD, 20.5R25, IR 185’s, JD diesels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CALL (4) Cat 825C’s, 1981-1990, EROPS, S-blade w/tilt, all A/C, P/S trans, 29 cy cap., 6/06 hitch rebuilt. . $115,000 work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $79,500 SPECIALS Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever & P/S trans, tailgate, work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . $115,000 (12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a towremote. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000 to $10,000 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single drum,

Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26.5R25 tires, approx type, (4) MH lights, excellent. . . . . . . . . . . From $5,200

tow type. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000 - $6,500 7,000 hrs, good condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $147,500 Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5x25, A/C,

BACKHOES

P/S trans, working everyday on jobsites . . . . . . $87,500 Case 580L Rubber Tire Loader Backhoe, 1997, OROPS, std stick, 24" bkt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,500 Cat 336EL, 2012, 33.5” TBG pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 6,700 Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5R25, A/C, HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS

HMR, work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $162,500 P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites . . . . . . . . Cat 336FL, 2015, 33.5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $89,000 HMR, work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $224,500 Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD, Komatsu PC220LC-8 Longreach, 2011, Young Boom/ 23.5R25, 21 cy cap, A/C, P/S trans, works everyday. . . . Stick 60’ reach, 3,500 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $179,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $122,500 Kobelco SK210LC, 2007, Q/C, aux hyd, 31.5” TBG Pads, 3,900 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72,500 MOTOR SCRAPERS

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

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(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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,500

DOZERS

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BUCKETS

22” Pads, 4,100 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $82,000

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Grapple Buckets in Stock

9,900 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $87,500 Cat D6NLGP, 2014, Foldable VPAT Blade, Paccar PA55

Cat 621E, 1989, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x29, very nice. . winch, 7,200 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $142,500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CALL Komatsu D155AX-6, 2007, Sigma S-U Blade, 4-bbl

-Call For Your Needs FORKS (8) IT28F/G Forks, Balderson qc, 48"-60" pallet style, excellent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000 Others Available Call

Single Shank Ripper, 8,400 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . $229,500

Prices Are Negotiable - At Your Inspection

Cat D6TXW, 2013, 13’6” VPAT Blade, Carco 70APS

All Equipment is Owned & Operated By

(2) 48' Box Vans w/Liftgates, Good Condition . . . . CALL winch, 28” pads, 7,300 HMR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $152,500

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Stk #C00299, 7,439 Hours , Hydraulic Snow Stk #C00831, 826 Hours, 5’7” Long Arm, Extra Counterweight, Rubber Tracks, Suspen- Stk #C00524-1, 710 Hours, Cab w/ AC, 3SP, Wing, 7,439 Hours, Like New back tires............ sion Cloth Seat........................................ $56,900 HF, RC, SSLQC, 1.4CY BKT................. $89,900 ....................................................................... $25,000 2018 KOMATSU PC170

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Stk #C00258, 5,123 Hours, Cab w/ AC, ISO Pattern Joystick Controls, Air Ride Seat, 2 Speed, 12x16.5, Self-Leveling, Ride Control. ........................................................................$18,900 2002 JOHN DEERE 644H

Stk #C00194-1, Hours: 2,993, Cab w/ AC, Control Pattern, Rear Camera, 42” Bucket...... Stk #C99399-5, Cab/AC, 3 Spool, Dual Diff ..................................................................... $110,000 Lock, Coupler, Bucket, 272 Hrs.....$192,000 2021 MERLO 50.30

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Stk #C00879, Hours: 42, Cab a/AC, Coupler, 1 YD Bucket, Aux Hyd, RC.................. $55,000 2022 BERGMANN C807S Warranty Included

Stk #C00146, Hours: 24,190, Cab/AC, Front Diff. Lock, Coupler, Bucket.................. $25,000

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

Stk #C00331-1, 1,065 Hours, Cab w/ AC, Long Arm, New Rubber Tracks, 18” Bucket, Angle Blade............................................... $56,900

Stk #BC807AAB, Hours: 406, ROPS, Cummins Diesel, 13,200# Capacity,4WD, 180 Degree Swivel Dump...................$74,000

2017 GEHL V330 SSL

2017 JOHN DEERE 210G LC

2022 JOHN DEERE 333G

2009 CATERPILLAR D6T

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Stk #C00482, AC, EH Joystick Controls; 2 Speed; Aux Hydraulics; GP Bkt.......$17,900

Stk #C00506, Cab w/ AC, 54” Bucket, 32” Pads, Quick Coupler................................ $59,000

Stk #C00447, Cab AC, ISO, Air Ride Seat, Hi-Flo, Smart Grade, Ride Control, 2 Speed, 84" BKT, Blade, 2202 Hours.............. $85,000

Stk #C00253 14,486 Hours, Cab w/ AC, 32" Pads, LGP, 140" Blade, 3D Topcon............... ..............................................................................$59,000

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Inaugural ‘Power for the Cause’ Debuts in Hillman, Minn. On Aug. 22, 2026, the inaugural Power for the Cause Truck and Tractor Pull will make its debut at Hillman MudFest in Hillman, Minn., bringing together competitors, families and supporters from across the region for a full day of horsepower, community and giving back. The event is sponsored by Mudfest Hillman, Lano Equipment, Bandit Industries, Pine Hill Farms, Ziegler Cat, Lee’s Refrigeration, Rudy Trucking, Ashwill Companies, Jim’s Mille Lacs Disposal, Wruck Sewer, Portable Rentals and Route 26 Morrill. Power for the Cause is held in partnership with Log A Load for Kids, a nonprofit organization that raises funds for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, helping provide life-saving care and equipment for children across the United States and Canada. More than a day of competition, Power for the Cause was created to unite the trucking, logging, agricultural and pulling communities around a shared commitment to supporting children and families through specialized pediatric care.

This year’s event will feature ambassadors Ben and Kate, whose story embodies the purpose behind Power for the Cause. Their twins, born at just 23 weeks, received specialized care and support through Gillette Children’s Minnesota. Now 11 years old and thriving, Ben and Kate continue to share their journey to raise awareness, inspire others and highlight the lasting impact organizations like Gillette Children’s have on the lives of children. Activities begin at noon with a family-friendly Touch-A-Truck event, running from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., where attendees can explore a variety of trucks and equipment up close. The afternoon also will feature food trucks, a beer garden and other activities leading up to the main truck and tractor pull beginning at 5:00 p.m. With a full lineup of fun, Power for the Cause is expected to draw visitors from across Minnesota for a day that celebrates horsepower while making a meaningful difference for children and families. For more information, visit powerforthecause.netlify.app/. 

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This year’s event will feature ambassadors Ben and Kate, whose story embodies the purpose behind Power for the Cause.

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Hitachi Outlines LANDCROS Vision, Yanmar Partnership

Simon Wilson, chief operations officer of Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas, conveys a lot of information during the meetings in the company’s complete shift to the LANDCROS name in the next nine months.

LANDCROS introduced its wheeled excavators to the North American market during this event and was extremely well received by the dealers.

Strickland MFG touted its attachments and showcased a LANDCROS-painted excavator bucket on the show floor.

Exciting new compact products are coming to dealers’ locations soon, including this Zaxis 35U–7, which was unveiled in the theater area during presentations.

uring its 2026 dealer meeting, Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas shared its ambitious vision of the future as the company prepares to become LANDCROS in April 2027. The transition represents an expanded vision focused on delivering innovative solutions and global partnerships to evaluate expanding machine segments that help customers address their most pressing challenges across construction, mining, quarrying and infrastructure industries, the company said. Takehito Yamaoka, president and representative director of Yanmar Holdings Co. Ltd., and Masafumi Senzaki, president and executive officer of Hitachi Construction Machinery Co. Ltd., announced that the two companies signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) on July 23, 2026, to begin exploring potential collaboration in the compact equipment business. The global construction machinery industry is undergoing significant transformation, and companies are being called upon to address various challenges, such as diversifying customer needs, accelerating technological innovation and intensifying global competition. In the compact equipment sector specifically, achieving sustainable growth and enhanced competitiveness is expected to require new approaches that transcend traditional frameworks, such as collaboration between full-line manufacturers and companies specializing in compact equipment. Both companies share a commitment to the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship, heritage rooted in a shared dedication to high technological prowess, durability and quality. according to the companies. Building upon this foundation, both companies will now explore potential areas of collaboration in the compact construction equipment business. By leveraging the strengths of Yanmar Compact Equipment, a business unit of Yanmar specializing in compact equipment, alongside the global business infrastructure of Hitachi Construction Machinery in the construction and mining machinery sectors, the companies aim to enhance product competitiveness and deliver greater value to customers. This process is intended to be carried out while maintaining and respecting the uniqueness of each company’s brand identity. Both companies also will continue to maintain their independent dealer networks. With a top priority on enhancing value for customers and dealers, both companies will discuss a broad range of collaboration possibilities to contribute to the further development and sustainable growth of the compact equipment business.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.) see LANDCROS page 34

(L-R): Jeremy Dieterle, vice president, process and systems; Massayoshi Ota, vice president, mining; and Kyle Fuglesten, vice president, construction, all of Hitachi, provided in-depth perspective of the transition from Hitachi to LANDCROS.

Hitachi/LANDCROS dealers from coast-to-coast converged on entertainment and event venue, Trilith LIVE in Fayetteville, Ga., on July 21 for day one of annual meetings.

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Tandem System Streamlines Grading, Compaction Ops For heavy construction and land development crews, the biggest drains on profitability are excessive fuel consumption, high equipment maintenance and repetitive grading cycles. To solve this, Strobel Manufacturing engineered a powerful tandem system: the Strobel HD 20 Heavy Duty Box Scraper and Dual Earth Packer combination. This system cuts, fills, levels and packs massive swaths of terrain in a single, efficient pass, delivering a drastically lower cost per banked cubic yard, according to Strobel. One-Pass Tandem Solution Traditional earthmoving workflows

model in its class, the massive HD 20 is engineered specifically to withstand punishing industrial conditions. Reinforced Structure: Features reinforced, solid-welded sidewalls that prevent flexing and handle high-volume material loads without structural fatigue. Frame Integrity: A continuous tongue is welded entirely through the frame directly to the heavy back plate, optimizing pulling power and stabilizing the unit under maximum stress. Folding tongue and axles allows for transport without wide load permits. Superior Longevity: Built with antirotational, fully greaseable pivot points and

replaceable high-strength cutting blades to minimize maintenance downtime.

Ultimate Weapon for Haul Road Maintenance Potholes, ruts and wash boarding on heavy construction haul roads cause immediate, costly damage to haul truck suspensions, tires and cycle times. The HD 20 and Dual Packer combination serves as a maintenance solution for high-traffic haul roads. The massive 20-ft. wide cutting blade effortlessly shaves off high spots, drops material into deep ruts and crowns the road for proper drainage, the company said. Immediately behind the blade, the Strobel Earth Packer seals the surface. Armed with hardened Stoodite teeth arranged in a high-density configuration — providing 30 percent more hard-surfaced teeth than a standard chevron pattern — the packers deliver exceptional, deep compaction while self-cleaning on every single revolution. The result is a well-compacted, tightly sealed haul road that maximizes haul truck speeds and minimizes equipment wear, according to Strobel. High Agility, Permit-Free Transport Despite its massive working footprint, the Strobel system is uniquely engineered for jobsite transitions. Moving a traditional 20-ft. wide piece of equipment normally demands

expensive wide-load permits, escort vehicles and routing restrictions. Strobel bypasses this regulatory bottleneck entirely with an intelligent, transport-friendly design, the company said. The HD 20 features a specialized fold-in tongue alongside folding axles. This allows the entire configuration to fold down into a compact profile, enabling legal road transport between job sites without wide-load permits. On the job, this same axle and tongue geometry grants operators increased agility, allowing for tight, nimble turns in confined spaces that traditional scrapers simply cannot match, according to Strobel. Strobel also offers this set-up with a HD 12 Scraper and Single Packer. This setup delivers maximum dual-action earthmoving efficiency in tight spaces, sharp turns and restricted construction sites where massive self-propelled equipment cannot navigate, added the company.

Lower Capital Investment, Better Bottom Line Investing in self-propelled scrapers and dedicated motor graders requires immense capital expenditure and steep ongoing maintenance costs. The pull-type Strobel HD 20 and Dual Packer system optimizes contractors’ existing tractor fleet, turning a high-horsepower tractor into a highproduction mass grading and compaction machine, according to Strobel. 

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FAE Hosts Summer Demonstration in South Carolina

AE held its summer regional demonstration at the farm and hunting property of singer-songwriter Edwin McCain July 15-16, 2026, in Belton, S.C. McCain has been a spokesperson for FAE products for many years and is a customer. McCain shared his experiences with the crowd on maintaining his properties and vegetation control throughout the two-day event. On both days, guests were provided with in-depth product walk arounds; live mulching demos from professional operators; hands-on operator seat time; application discussions; and more. Dealer, contractor and manufacturer networking provided endless opportunities for everyone to share their knowledge of the entire FAE product line. see FAE page 28

(L-R): Kell Cleeland, James River Equipment; Corey Church, Rutherford Electric Membership Corporation, Asheville, N.C.; and Chad Florian of FAE discussed the various products being demonstrated.

At the lodge of the demo site property (L-R) are singer-songwriter, Edwin McCain; Scott Utzman, Takeuchi; Giorgio Carera, FAE USA; and Andrew Summerlin, also of Takeuchi.

Static displays and demos of skid steer-mounted forestry mulchers and rotary cutters were available for walkaround presentations before live demonstrations in the woods.

Spectacular catered breakfasts and lunches were served under the big tent in the rolling hills of the picturesque farmlands of South Carolina.

Josh Maddix, a Tennessee Valley Equipment representative, rips up some underbrush operating a Wacker Neuson ST31 CTL with DML/ SSL/VT FAE forestry head attachment.

On day two, an operator clears some major brush and trees while trying out an FAE PT200 tracked carrier.

FAE USA’s Tyler Raines cranks up the remote-control FAE RCU-75 for a demo on the steep slopes of the property.

(L-R): FAE’s Tom DuRant; Jason Miller and Steven Johnson of WAR Outdoor Services, Vidalia, Ga.; and Giorgio Carera, FAE USA, recap their day of activities on the final day of the demo.

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FAE Representatives Demonstrate Latest Equipment, Features for Guests FAE from page 27

Chris Wilkes of Dobbs Equipment Company, the newest exclusive dealer of the FAE PT Track Carrier line in the Georgia-Florida-South Carolina market attended the event. “FAE does a great job,” he said. “The quality, the engineering, the workmanship behind the FAE brand reminds me so much of what we see and experience in the John Deere and Wirtgen products we already represent.” For more information, visit faegroup.com/en_US.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.) see FAE page 30

(L-R): Chris Wilkes and Julio Vargas of Dobbs Equipment, met with Tom DuRant, PT line product specialist of FAE. Dobbs Equipment is the newest exclusive dealer of the FAE PT Track Carrier line for Georgia-Florida-South Carolina.

(L-R): Graham Corbin and Harrison Corbin of Corbin Land Management, Spartanburg, S.C.; Kemp Hooper, Dobbs Equipment; and Giorgio Carera, FAE USA watch the machine demos.

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Hitachi Reveals Strategy Ahead of LANDCROS Transition LANDCROS from page 20

EIK Engineering had an indoor and outdoor exhibit. Outside, its amphibious undercarriage matched with a Hitachi Zaxis 75U — mid-sized excavator — was a unique pairing that drew quite a bit of interest.

The Partner Showcase, a vendor and supplier feature of the event, kept Jed Klein (C) of Sourcewell busy discussing the advantages of the membership and ease of handling RFP’s in governmental purchasing.

Among the largest group of attendees at the meeting had to be this group of staffers of RECO Equipment based in Belmont, Ohio.

After a long day one, it was time to strike up the band and relax and reflect on the day.

Attendees packed the Zaxis Finance-sponsored Trilith After Dark party and had a great time enjoying food, beverage and conversation with Hitachi/LANDCROS staffers and dealers.

(L-R): The HydrauliCircuit Technology (HCT) exhibit was buzzing with interest of hydraulic kits and window guards with HCT’s Greg Hickman, Stephen Wallace and Navin Baliga busy talking with prospects.

Rototilt Inc.’s Eric Leduc (L) provides an in-depth look at the RC5 tiltrotator that was spotlighted on the new Zaxis 180W wheeled excavator.

(L-R): Multiquip’s Kie Doster and Jon Anderson discuss their company’s handheld tools, compaction equipment and lighting products with HCMA’s Jeremy Monroe during the Partner Showcase.

The local Georgia Hitachi/LANDCROS dealer, Cowin Equipment Company, brought ownership and key staffers to the event (L-R) including Andrew Bell, Jamie Cowin, Russ Huber, Will Bice, Matt McGowan and Peter Cowin.

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Caterpillar Invests $100M in Future of Manufacturing Talent in Illinois

Caterpillar Inc. announced July 29, 2026, the launch of its workforce commitment in Illinois, the most recent investment in its five-year, $100 million Building the Future Workforce Initiative. With an allocation of up to $10 million, the funding aims to prepare workers across Illinois for the modern manufacturing and industry technician jobs of the future. “Caterpillar’s roots run deep in Illinois, and so does our commitment to building a strong and skilled workforce,” said Christy Pambianchi, Caterpillar’s chief human resources officer. “This investment builds on that legacy, helping ensure people have a clear Caterpillar photo path to manufacturing careers today Caterpillar Inc. announced the launch of its workforce commitment in while equipping the next generation Illinois, the most recent investment in its five-year, $100 million Building the of Illinoisans with the skills they Future Workforce Initiative. need to succeed.” to advance workforce development initiatives. Caterpillar employs more than 17,000 people across Illinois, including Why Illinois? Backed by a strong manufacturing base and Caterpillar’s major manufacturing sites as well as the company’s extensive footprint, Illinois provides an ideal environment downtown Peoria offices. “Caterpillar’s commitment to strengthening our workforce will help more Illinoisans get the skills they need to successfully enter the workforce and ensure our manufacturers have the talent they need to grow and compete,” said Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker. “I’m proud to work alongside their team as we create more pathways to good-paying careers and solidify Illinois’ global manufacturing leadership.” The announcement, held at Caterpillar’s Edwards Demonstration & Learning Center, marks the launch of an 4000 Hrs, Great Undercarriage, effort that will extend across multiple Illinois communities Ready for work! where the company has a manufacturing footprint, including East Peoria, Mapleton, Morton, Pontiac and Decatur. Illinois offers the infrastructure, talent and educational institutions needed to develop innovative training models that could be replicated across the country. Caterpillar’s investment will strengthen collaboration between Illinois training institutions and employers so individuals receive more accessible, affordable and relevant training that leads to career advancement; implement outreach and engagement programs to build understanding of modern manufacturing among Illinois students, parents and educators; explore training and financing models so workers can access community-tailored programs; and share successful models and best practices with the wider industry. To advance these efforts across the state, Caterpillar is collaborating with leading organizations to strengthen pathways in manufacturing and industrial skills for the current and future workforce. Collaborators include, but are not limited to, the Greater Peoria Leadership Council, the Economic Development Corporation of Decatur & Macon County, the Livingston Area Career Center and Heartland Community College. 618-435-2330 Benton, Illinois This marks the fourth allocation for this initiative, which www.BRTRACTOR.com includes two state launches and an innovation challenge. For more information, visit caterpillar.com. 

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PCL/Stantec/Rosales Partner With KYTC On New Bridge KYTC photo

The new KY 8 Licking River Bridge Project is being hailed by the KYTC as a “bold new signature bridge designed to enhance safety, strengthen connections between the two cities and stand as an iconic landmark for Northern Kentucky.” KYTC from page 1

bridge links the growing cities of Covington and Newport. The Design-Build Team (DBT) of PCL/Stantec/Rosales was selected to partner with the KYTC for the design and construction of the new bridge. It was selected through a procurement process that considered qualifications and project approach, rather than cost, Jake Ryle, public information officer for KYTC District 6, told Construction Equipment Guide. “Using a design-build delivery method allows for collaboration between the KYTC, the designer, and the construction

contractor,” he said. “Each part of the team brings a unique perspective that helps identify challenges early in the process and then develop solutions to ensure the project is delivered at an acceptable cost and schedule.” With the “dust settled” from the demolition project, construction crews have begun working on the substructure. “That’s the construction work that needs to take place underneath the ground to ensure the load of the bridge can be supported,” Ryle said. “Bridges need a whole lot in the way of support. That’s where drilled shafts come into play. Since we’re building an arch

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Construction is expected to last approximately two-and-a-half years with the bridge reopening to traffic by Summer 2028.

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The contractor is scheduled to install 36 shafts by September with 18 of those drilled in Newport and 18 in Covington.

bridge, the substructure below will need to accommodate both vertical and lateral loadings. These drilled shafts are anchored deep down into the rock so that the bridge can withstand these forces.” The contractor is scheduled to install 36 shafts by September with 18 of those drilled in Newport and 18 in Covington. The shafts will be driven more than 80 ft. deep. “It’s a pretty lengthy process for each one of these drilled shafts,” Cory Wilson, KY 8 Licking River Bridge project manager told Construction Equipment Guide. “It’s a laborintensive process. It takes a lot of heavy equipment, a lot of manpower, to get each

one done.” One of the major challenges crews face is finding room to do the work. While the area on the Newport side of the river has adequate space, the Covington side of the river is tighter. “There’s been a lot of clearing to make way for the work to install the new bridge,” Wilson said. “That clearing has exposed the steepness of that terrain on the Covington side. Crews have been busy building a trestle platform to get the crane closer to the river so we can perform drilled shaft work.” see KYTC page 76

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The Design-Build Team (DBT) of PCL/Stantec/Rosales was selected to partner with the KYTC for the design and construction of the new bridge.

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Quality, Relationships Drive Ray County Stone’s Expansion Growing demand for aggregate throughout western Missouri has prompted Ray County Stone to make one of the largest equipment investments in its 25-year history.

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Growing demand for aggregate throughout western Missouri has prompted Ray County Stone to make one of the largest equipment investments in its 25-year history. Rather than continue renting crushing spreads to keep pace with production, the family-owned company recently commissioned a new Astec processing plant featuring an upgraded crushing circuit, dual wash plants and supporting equipment designed to improve production, increase efficiency and deliver more consistent products to customers. For Jeremy Greer, owner and CEO, the investment represents another milestone in a business built on perseverance, customer service and long-standing relationships with equipment suppliers. Today, Ray County Stone produces between 600,000 and 1 million tons of crushed limestone annually from its quarry near Richmond, Mo. The operation supplies ready-mix producers, asphalt plants, municipalities, highway contractors,

Ross (L) and Jeremy Greer, owners of Ray County Stone, in front of the new Astec 6203 screen.

railroads, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and commercial customers throughout Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area. The company employs approximately 20 people. From Humble Beginnings The business traces its roots to 2000 when Greer teamed with his grandfather, Jim Green, who had founded Clay County Ready-Mix and Gravel a decade earlier. Together, they built what would become Ray County Stone. Those early years required plenty of ingenuity. The company’s first crushing spread consisted of a well-used Universal impact crusher and a Pioneer screen. Without enough money for a complete conveyor system, Greer elevated the screen above a hillside and built chutes that allowed material to flow into stockpiles below. He then used a Bobcat skid steer and Michigan wheel loader to organize the material. “That’s what we had,” Greer said. “That’s what we could afford.” Although the company has grown considerably, it remains a family operation.

Greer’s wife, Katy, is co-owner, while his sister, Jodi Dugan, serves as chief financial officer. “Katy has been my angel,” said Greer. “Her unwavering support, encouragement and belief in me, especially when I was ready to throw in the towel, made everything I accomplished possible. There’s no way I could have done it without her.” As for his sister, Greer credits her as a key asset of the company and a vital part of the growth.

“Jodi has been a huge part of our success,” he said. “She’s organized, meticulous, and phenomenal at what she does, and we simply couldn’t do it without her. I’m very proud of her.” His sons Conner, Ross and Tucker also have become involved in the business. Connor provides drone surveying and mapping services; Tucker helps while home from college; and Ross has assumed an increasingly important leadership role see STONE page 48

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in day-to-day operations. Rounding out the family is daughter, Madilynn, age 12, who, according to Greer, is “daddy’s princess.” “We’re a family-managed company,” Greer said. “My family is my pride and joy and the reason I’ve done what I’ve done. Everything I put myself through to build this company and make it what it is today was for my family.” Defining Moment While Ray County Stone steadily expanded during its first two decades, Greer points to one event that fundamentally changed the company’s trajectory. During historic flooding along the Missouri River in 2019, Norfolk Southern Railroad contacted Ray County Stone over Memorial Day weekend seeking emergency assistance. Rising water threatened rail lines near Brunswick, Mo., and the railroad urgently needed large shot rock to stabilize the riverbank. Greer immediately agreed to help. Within hours, truck after truck began arriving at the quarry. By midday, nearly 200 dump trucks were hauling stone from the operation to the flood site. Ray County Stone operated around the clock for 10 consecutive days to keep material flowing. When additional blasting was needed to maintain production, Austin Powder responded during the holiday weekend to keep the quarry supplied with rock. Greer said the effort not only helped protect the railroad but also established relationships that continue today. “When they need help, they call us,” he said. Today, Ray County Stone continues supplying emergency material for Norfolk Southern and BNSF Railway projects throughout the region. Investment in Future As development accelerated across the Kansas City region, Greer found the company renting portable crushing equipment more frequently to satisfy growing demand. Eventually, purchasing a permanent processing system became the logical next step. “We were renting so much crushing equipment every year that we could be buying,” he said. “Demand just keeps growing.”

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That decision resulted in a completely redesigned processing operation centered on Astec equipment supplied through longtime dealer G.W. Van Keppel Co. Material enters the new plant through an Astec 3055 jaw crusher, which handles blasted limestone from the quarry before feeding a scalping screen. Removing fines early in the process improves efficiency while reducing unnecessary wear on downstream equipment. Oversized material then moves to an Astec 5260 horizontal shaft impact crusher, where it is reduced to the sizes required for concrete aggregate, asphalt stone and specialty products before entering the screening and washing circuits. Unlike many aggregate producers, Ray County Stone places a heavy emphasis on washing finished products to maintain quality and consistency. When the company purchased its first wash plant several years ago, Greer discovered that washing aggregate produced a more consistent product regardless of changing weather or moisture conditions. That experience influenced the design of the new processing plant. One of the centerpiece features of the upgraded operation is a pair of Astec wash plants operating in tandem. Greer said the company originally invested in a wash plant after discovering it dramatically improved product consistency. Moisture conditions can affect how material performs through screening equipment, resulting in slight variations from day

to day. Washing the finished product eliminated much of that variability. When Ray County Stone designed its new plant, Greer expanded on that concept by installing a second wash plant. One unit washes concrete aggregate while the second processes fine material into manufactured sand that otherwise could become a waste product. The result is a consistent finished product regardless of changing weather or humidity. “No matter what the humidity is, no matter what, your products are all consistent,” Greer said. Each wash plant processes approximately 2,500 gal. of water per minute, allowing the operation to maintain high production while producing washed concrete aggregate and manufactured sand for a variety of applications. The operation also relies on McCloskey tracked equipment, including a mobile screening unit supplied by U.S. Equipment Sales of Lemont, Ill. The dealership serves customers through locations across the Midwest and worked with Ray County Stone to provide the McCloskey equipment that complements the stationary Astec processing plant. A Terex trommel screen adds additional flexibility for processing specialty materials, including riprap and erosion-control products. Away from the processing plant, Volvo equipment performs much of the heavy lifting throughout the operation. Wheel loaders manage stockpiles and see STONE page 52

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Patriot Cone Crushers Gain More Horsepower Options

Superior Industries Inc., a United Statesinto the 600-hp cone crusher class has required based manufacturer and global supplier larger plants and oversize transport permitting, of bulk material processing and handling but the increased horsepower available on the systems, is introducing expanded horsepower P500 helps producers achieve that performance options across its Patriot Cone Crusher lineup, on a portable chassis. giving aggregate producers greater flexibility “Having a 600-horsepower cone on a portable to optimize performance in demanding and chassis is not typical because higher horsepower unpredictable crushing applications. cones can create portability challenges,” According to the manufacturer, the move to Adcock said. “Adding more horsepower to more horsepower is less about tonnage increases our P500 portable cone gives producers access and more about solving operational challenges to expanded performance without sacrificing producers face every day in the field. portability.” The updated options include increasing the Patriot P300 from 300 to 350 hp; the P400 from Flexibility in All Feed Conditions Superior Industries photo 400 to 450 hp; and the P500 from 500 to 600 hp. Superior Industries noted that the additional “There’s a misconception that more Superior Industries Inc is introducing expanded horsepower options across horsepower is not intended to override the horsepower equals more tonnage, and that’s not its Patriot Cone Crusher lineup. physical limitations of chamber design or liner necessarily true,” said Jarrod Adcock, Superior’s geometry. Instead, the expanded horsepower full chamber. crushing product manager. “What additional configurations are designed to help producers “When producers reach amp limits before fully operating in difficult or inconsistent applications where horsepower really does is expand the machine’s application optimizing the crushing chamber, additional horsepower ideal feed conditions cannot always be maintained. flexibility.” Adcock stresses that ideally, cone crushers should be can make a big difference,” Adcock said. “It creates more According to the manufacturer, the added horsepower choke-fed (operating with a full crushing chamber) for operating headroom, allowing producers to maintain provides more operating flexibility in situations where maximum crushing efficiency. But in real world operations, crushing force and reduction performance in inconsistent or crushers are not consistently choke-fed or where upstream maintaining consistent choke feed conditions is not always partially loaded feed conditions while sustaining throughput conditions fluctuate throughout the day. The additional and hitting target gradations.” possible, he notes. horsepower options are available on new Patriot cone Variations in upstream feed, surge fluctuations, screening crushers, while select existing units may also qualify Portable Producers Gain Advantage limitations, segregation, portable plant constraints, haul for retrofit upgrades following an application review by For portable operations, Superior said expanded Superior engineers. cycle inconsistencies and changing material conditions can all prevent a cone crusher from operating with a consistently horsepower is a major advantage. Traditionally, moving For more information, visit superior-ind.com. 

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Brent Spence Bridge Construction Project Reaches Concrete Milestone The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project reached a significant construction milestone in July as crews completed the first concrete pour for the foundation of the new companion bridge, marking the start of work on the permanent structures that will support the new span. The milestone represents the transition from preliminary work to the construction of the bridge’s permanent foundation. According to project officials, the first concrete placement is the beginning of construction on the bridge’s structural foundation, a key step in delivering the companion span that will eventually operate alongside the existing Brent Spence Bridge. Crews from The Walsh Group, one of the project’s joint venture partners, marked the occasion by continuing a company tradition that dates back more than 100 years. During the concrete placement, workers embedded a Miraculous Medal in the foundation. According to The Walsh Group, the tradition has been observed since the company’s founding and symbolizes

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ODOT Construction Lead Scott LeBlanc and Walsh Kokosing Design-Build Manager Doug VanSlambrook place a Miraculous Medal in the freshly poured concrete.

protection and dedication to the project. The medal serves as a reminder of the company’s commitment to completing construction safely. With foundation construction now under way, crews will continue building the permanent support structures that will carry the companion bridge over the Ohio River. Additional construction activity will become increasingly visible in the coming months as the bridge begins to rise above the river. The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project is one of the largest transportation infrastructure investments in the region and is designed to improve safety, reduce congestion and increase capacity along the heavily traveled Interstate 71/75 corridor connecting Kentucky and Ohio. The new companion bridge will work in conjunction with the existing Brent Spence Bridge to better accommodate passenger and freight traffic through the corridor. For more information, visit brentspencebridgecorridor.com.  CEG

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The open house also included equipment tutorials, prize drawings throughout the day and a grand prize drawing for tickets to a Minnesota Vikings or Minnesota Wild game. Lunch also was provided for attendees. The event was held at the RMS Rochester Branch, 101 Country Club Road SE, Byron, Minn. For more information, visit rmsequipment.com.  CEG Jensen, senior operator of Hoe & (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Ethan Blade in Olmsted County, Minn., checks out Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.) a new Komatsu WA485 wheel loader.

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Contractors Investing More Into Robotics, AI Technology

The two companies said the combination of their technologies will enable users to see, understand and act within Procore. In July, startup TerraFirma announced funding acquisitions to expand its robotics engineering, manufacturing, operations and construction teams. The company also is continuing to develop a line of semi-autonomous heavy equipment, according to The Robot Report.

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infrastructure sector is an open road when it comes to robotics, AI and all things automated. The construction labor shortage is not going away, and construction workers the industry does count on are aging. That’s a big part of technology developers’ rapid drive to introduce fresh technology such as automation and remote operation to contractors. “For some, our long-term objective may still sound like science fiction,” said Stefan Klumpp, CTO of HAMM AG, a Wirtgen Group company. “Eventually, aided by our developments, road construction of the future will become even more cost-effective, more efficient and better.” What Does the Future Hold for Road Builders? Robotics usage has risen sharply over the past year, said Audrey Lynch, director of research for construction intelligence company BuiltWorlds. The company recently released is 2026 list of the top robotics companies in around the world. It found that this year’s list shows the growing use of robotics “on and off the job site, including significant advancements in spatial AI.” “We’ve seen jobsite robotics usage rise sharply since 2025,” said Lynch, adding that those piloting robotics rose three-fold. She believes that signals a growing awareness and willingness to test the technology. On the job site, robotics systems focused on layout, installation and finishing, inspection and monitoring and drilling were most sought-after. Material transport, earthmoving and excavation and demolition made the list in the category of automated machinery and related solutions Off site, 3D printing and additive manufacturing as well as prefabricated component manufacturing came in on BuildWorks Top 50 list. It’s no surprise that among the robotics companies spotlighted on this year’s list was a clear increase in the incorporation of AI, according to Lynch. “Advancements in spatial AI are increasing the applications of robotics throughout the global environment,” Lynch said. From jobsite robotics companies to autonomous equipment providers, the transition of robotics from potential tools to applicable technologies is represented. And though the BuildWorks list is a global one, several North American companies are developing technology for the transportation construction sector:

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The transportation infrastructure sector is ripe for the robotics technology industry. Many contractors are ready to take and plunge and invest in automated equipment, AI technology and robotics systems.

Cyphra Autonomy builds autonomous robotic haulers that move materials across construction sites without training or setup time from field crews. According to BuildWorks, the startup rents its robots directly to contractors. Workers stay focused on skilled tasks instead of material movement. Gecko Robotics combines wall-climbing inspection robots with its AI platform for continuous visibility into the structural health of critical infrastructure. Power plants, industrial facilities and bridges have been inspected using robotic data collection to track surface corrosion and degradation. Toggle Robotics pre-assembles rebar cages off site with industrial robots, AI and a proprietary software platform. Delivering the cages to job sites, the solution has been

deployed on transit infrastructure, bridge decks and renewable energy projects across the United States. Other companies are rapidly changing their corporate models to develop robotic infrastructure streamlining technology. According to The Robot Report, construction management software provider Procore has acquired DroneDeploy, a robotics and visual intelligence platform developer. Designed for the built world, DroneDeploy’s system has been used on more than three million job sites across more than 180 countries. Ajei Gopal, Procore president and CEO, said the goal is to cross-sell the two products. “For the longer term, adding DroneDeploy’s technology into the Procore platform will enable us to accelerate our AI strategy,” Gopal added. TerraFirma photo

TerraFirma has acquired funding to expand its robotic infrastructure stack by combining AI, remote command and retrofitted construction machinery that no longer require an operator in the cab.

Public Works Entities Adopt Cutting Edge Technology State and local governments are seeing the benefits of automation, AI and robotics technology for federal compliance requirements. U.S. cities are leveraging robots to evaluate sidewalk conditions to improve communities’ physical accessibilities and meet ADA standards. Daxbot uses autonomous robots equipped with sensors to collect data such as sidewalk level changes. In an article for Government Technology, Julia Edinger reported that these robots have been deployed in cities across the United States. “These assessments by the robots help us identify all the deficiencies as it relates to the accessibility standards,” said Errick Thompson of Burleson, Texas. The city did not replace the human element of the work, Thompson emphasized in speaking with Government Technology. Hands-on training was provided for staff to do these same assessments to support the verification process and other evaluation needs, reported Edinger. Daxbot’s robots can weigh the different types of sidewalk defects differently so government users can prioritize investments. Caltrans is using robotics technology to mitigate the need for human inspectors to enter risky confined spaces. The Sacremento Bee reported that “Spot,” a headless, robotic dog produced by Boston Dynamics, is being sent into these spaces based on need. “It’s not a tool that we use every day, but when you need it, you really need it,” said Aaron Chamberlin, a field systems coordinator of Caltrans. The robots are equipped with sensors that quickly gather information that would take human maintenance workers longer to safely obtain. Chamberlin said that Caltrans invested in several Spots as part of a broader effort to use robotic technologies to improve safety for workers. The agency also sought to more effectively maintain and repair the state’s infrastructure. see ROBOTICS page 76

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3D-Printed Bridge Points Way to Greener Construction By Stephanie Martinovich SPECIAL TO CEG

Concrete is the most widely used building material on Earth, and producing it is one of the largest single sources of carbon emissions. One promising way to reduce its environmental footprint is to 3D-print concrete, laying it down bead by bead like a giant icing-piping robot. This process eliminates the labor-intensive formwork of pouring it into molds, and places the material only where a structure needs it. But many of the most efficient designs created by computers are impossible for today’s printers to build. Engineers use a technique called topology optimization to find the strongest structure that uses the least amount of material. But those mathematically ideal designs, with their intricate, spiderweb shapes, don’t account for the physical limitations of large-scale concrete printers with their thick nozzles, limited turning and need to print in one continuous motion. Now a team of MIT researchers has developed a way to close that gap. Their framework, described in a new article in Additive Manufacturing, bakes a printer’s real fabrication limits directly into the optimization, so the design that comes out is one a machine can build and print with little or no manual redesign. They demonstrated it by designing, printing, and loadtesting a 2.3-meter concrete bridge and found that today’s printing hardware, not the concrete itself, limits how light a structure can be. “We were finding a lot of cracks you can fall through when it comes to translating these super-optimal designs into manufacturable designs,” said co-first author Hajin Kim-Tackowiak PhD ‘26, a postdoc in MIT’s Department

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MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering postdoc Hajin Kim-Tackowiak and graduate student Zane Schemmer pose with the 3D-printed concrete bridge they designed and load-tested.

of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE). “Those cracks were like chasms.” Designing for What Can Be Built To pin down the constraints, the team worked with the people who run the large-scale printing machines at Autodesk’s facility in Boston. “They pointed at some of our sharp angles, and they went, ‘I don’t feel safe printing something like that,’” Kim-Tackowiak said. Those conversations surfaced three key limitations: how thick each printed bead must be, how sharply the nozzle can turn and

the need to print in a single continuous line. The researchers translated each constraint directly into the mathematical rules of their framework. Existing 3D-printed structures are typically produced with older methods that optimize the shape first, and then require “a massive amount of post-processing,” taking days to run, Kim-Tackowiak said. By contrast, the team’s framework generated fully printable designs in about two minutes on a laptop. When the team needed to slightly reduce the bridge’s size on the day of printing, they simply reran the optimization and had an updated design five to 10 minutes later.

“Reaching that speed at all is recent,” said co-first author Zane Schemmer, a PhD student in CEE. The math the method relies on, mixed-integer optimization, was long considered too hard to use. “You go back five, 10 years ago, the solver we used, even three years ago, could not solve these problems,” he said. “This field has been avoided, because everyone thinks that’s not an avenue we can go down. But with new algorithms and resources, it’s becoming a way we can start to frame problems.” Bridge Reveals Real Limitation To validate the framework,

the researchers went back to Autodesk’s facility to print a 2.3-meter-long concrete bridge. “The bridge took about 30 minutes to make and was built from off-the-shelf mortar,” said senior author Josephine Carstensen, the Gilbert W. Winslow (1937) Career Development Professor in Civil Engineering. In testing, the roughly 900-lb. structure held more than 2,000 lbs. spread across it with virtually no measurable bending, closely matching the team’s simulations. But the test also revealed the study’s biggest surprise. see BRIDGE page 66

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ALLU Concrete Bucket Advances Onsite Crushing, Screening ALLU, a Finland-based manufacturer of material processing attachments, announced the launch of the ALLU Concrete Bucket, a new excavator attachment designed to crush and screen pulverized demolition concrete directly at the point of demolition. The new solution enables contractors to process demolition materials where they are generated, helping improve workflow, reduce unnecessary transportation and support more efficient material recovery across demolition and recycling projects, according to ALLU. As construction and demolition industries continue to prioritize operational efficiency and sustainable material management, contractors are increasingly seeking equipment that minimizes handling while maximizing the value of recoverable materials. Demolition sites commonly produce large volumes of mixed waste, including pulverized concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, asphalt fragments, soil and steel contamination. Processing these materials on site can reduce hauling requirements, simplify logistics and allow reusable aggregates to be produced more efficiently for future construction applications. The ALLU Concrete Bucket has been developed to address these operational challenges by allowing contractors to crush and screen demolition material using the excavator already operating on the job site. Rather than transporting debris to a secondary crushing facility or bringing in additional processing equipment, operators can complete material processing directly ALLU photo where demolition activities are taking place. This approach can improve productivity while reducing ALLU announced the launch of the ALLU Concrete Bucket, a new equipment movements and supporting more streamlined excavator attachment designed to crush and screen pulverized demolition concrete directly at the point of demolition. project execution, particularly on urban projects or locations where available space is limited.

reducing oversized concrete into reusable aggregate suitable for recycling, backfilling, road construction and other civil engineering applications. The rotating drum technology has been developed to withstand demanding demolition environments while providing reliable performance throughout extended operating periods, according to ALLU. Replaceable wear components allow routine maintenance to be completed directly at the job site, helping contractors minimize downtime and keep equipment in service without lengthy interruptions. Compatible carriers can also use ALLU’s Drain Line Eliminato hydraulic technology, further simplifying installation and improving operational efficiency, the company added. Field testing has provided contractors with an opportunity to evaluate the attachment under real demolition conditions. Jonathan Bjon, chief executive officer of Ursa Demolition, said the equipment has demonstrated strong performance during practical applications. “We have been pleased with the production capacity and overall handling characteristics,” Bjon said. “The attachment has performed well in our demolition applications and has proven capable of handling demanding material processing tasks efficiently.”

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Aggregate, Ready Mix Association Hosts Concrete Open 2026

(L-R) are Cemstone golfers Ryan Petermeier, Rachel Kanz and Wally Peterson.

Lining up his shot, Mike Lokowich of RDO Equipment gets ready to putt.

he Concrete Open is a four-person scramble tournament that took place on July 15, 2026, at the Legends Golf Club in Prior Lake, Minn. This tournament has taken place over 25 years and is attended by ready mix and aggregate suppliers, contractors, local equipment dealers and manufacturers. This year, there were 37 foursomes with the following foursomes winning in these categories: • First place: representatives of Esch Construction and Interstate Improvement • Second place: representatives of General Equipment & Supplies, Voson Plumbing & Utilities and Hoffman (L-R) are Brad Kreidermacher, Cemstone; Tyler Construction DuBord, Penetron USA Inc.; Patrick Sullivan, Market • Longest drive: Riley Theobald of Quick Supply and Johnson; and Kyle Becken, Cemstone. • Longest putt: Zachary Fischer of Knife River

Jill Cohen of ARM, coordinator of the event, and Ryan Miller of Road Machinery & Supplies, catch up at the RMS-sponsored hole.

Tyler DuBord of Penetron USA tees off.

• Closest to the pin: Ryan Cadwallader, Nathan Borowicz and Steve Lund A brief indoor awards presentation and reception concluded the event on a sunny and very warm day. Next year’s tournament is scheduled for June 16 at Legends Golf Club. The Aggregate & Ready Mix Association of Minnesota is an association that was founded in 1950. Its mission is to serve the aggregate and ready mix industries through promotion, technical and environmental education, lobbying and networking. ARM is committed to making concrete the construction material of choice. For more information, visit armofmn.com.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

The RDO Equipment/Valley Paving foursome (L-R) included Mike Lokowich Kohler of RDO Equipment; John Wokasch of Valley Paving; Gary Johnson of RDO Equipment; and Ronnie Trushenski of RDO Equipment.

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Easi-Pour, Topcon Integration Allows Efficient Completion

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Easi-Pour and Topcon have integrated technologies to create a paving system for sidewalks, gutters and curbs.

As automation continues to transform the construction industry, manufacturers are developing new technologies that help contractors improve efficiency, accuracy and productivity on the job site. Responding to increased demand for stringless paving solutions, Easi-Pour and Topcon Positioning Systems have integrated their technologies to deliver a more automated concrete paving solution for curb, gutter, sidewalk and barrier work. The integration combines Easi-Pour’s iSlip Control System with Topcon’s 3D machine control technology to create a fully automated, stringless paving system designed to reduce material waste, accelerate project timelines and improve surface smoothness and consistency, according to Easi-Pour and Topcon. Contractors using the system report measurable gains in production efficiency while maintaining high-quality paving standards. “The Topcon system works with the advanced iSlip Control Systems,” said Curtis Bales, sales manager of Easi-Pour. “It is designed to better automate machine control and increase machine capabilities to enable accurate, stringless concrete paving for curbs, gutter, sidewalks and barriers.” Topcon’s 3D machine control technologies, including Local Positioning Systems (LPS) and exclusive Millimeter GPS system for curbers, eliminate the need for traditional stringline by guiding Easi-Pour curbers with millimeter-level accuracy. The technology allows contractors to load digital project models directly into the machine control system, reducing setup time while improving paving precision. According to Daniel Peters, senior manager of Concrete Paving Products of Topcon Positioning Group, the relationship between the companies has played a critical role in the success of the integration. “The cooperation, integrity and trust between Easi-

Pour and Topcon has been paramount,” Peters said. “The system is successful because of the collaboration between the manufacturer, Topcon, and the dealer network supporting the contractor in the field.” Peters added that dealer support is a key component of successful implementation. “Easi-Pour, Topcon and the dealer work directly with the paving contractor to ensure the machine is ready, all systems are functioning properly, and crews have the confidence and training necessary to perform at a high level,” Peters said. RDO Equipment Co. serves as a major authorized dealer for Topcon Positioning Systems, providing sales, service and support for machine control, laser and surveying technologies used throughout the construction industry. The integrated Topcon system is currently available on the Easi-Pour 880 TRP curb machine and the Easi-Pour 1000, a heavy-duty four-track slipform concrete paver designed for high-production curb, gutter, sidewalk and barrier applications. “This is all about quality and time savings compared to traditional methods,” Bales said. “Contractors using the integrated system can expect a technology game-changer for concrete paving operations.” By eliminating labor-intensive survey staking and reducing reliance on stringline, contractors can expect faster project startup, increased production rates and improved overall jobsite efficiency, according to EasiPour and Topcon. As adoption of automated paving technology continues to expand, the collaboration between Easi-Pour, Topcon and supporting dealers is helping contractors transition to more efficient and precise paving operations while meeting increasing demands for productivity and quality across the industry. 

Easi-Pour and Topcon photo

“Contractors using the integrated system can expect a technology game-changer for concrete paving operations,” said Curtis Bales.

Easi-Pour and Topcon photo

The integration combines Easi-Pour’s iSlip Control System with Topcon’s 3D machine control technology.

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MIT Researchers Design, Load Test 3D Concrete Bridge BRIDGE from page 61

“What we found was our result was super over-engineered,” Kim-Tackowiak said. “From zero to 200,000 pounds, your design is entirely driven by these ‘can I build it or not’ constraints. And then, after 200,000 pounds, you can start to think about the physics.” In other words, the limits of current printing technology, not the strength of concrete, were dictating how efficient the structure could be. Roadmap for Better Printers Because the framework finds the mathematically best possible design, the researchers could measure exactly how much each hardware limitation costs in material. “With mixed-integer optimization, we can find the global optimum, the best solution there is, as opposed to just a good solution,” Carstensen said. “Because we know we’re finding the best solution out there, we can also quantify: If we had a machine that could do other things, what would that mean for how much material we’re using?” “The single biggest lever was the width of the printed bead. The bridge used a 4 centimeter bead. The analysis showed a machine that was able to lay a 1 cm bead could cut material MIT Researchers photo use by as much as 76 percent During testing, the roughly 900-lb. bridge held more than 2,000 lbs. while staying “well within of concrete blocks spread across its top without measurably bending, safety margins,” Carstensen closely matching the team’s simulations. said. The result surprised her. “I thought the continuous path would be the problem, the one that had the highest effect,” she said. “But it wasn’t. It was the bead width.” The result is a roadmap for printer-makers showing that modest hardware Hajin Kim-Tackowiak improvements could unlock MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering large gains in efficiency and cut concrete’s carbon footprint. MIT Researchers photo it: Concrete is weak when pulled, concrete structure, is proving its own Part of what made the A close-up of the bridge shows the stacked layers, or beads, and the lift put parts of the bridge challenge.” bridge possible is that every of extruded concrete, laid down in a single continuous path The work was funded by the National in tension they were never meant piece is in compression. with no molds. Science Foundation and supported by the to carry. “With concrete, it’s “It’s optimal in one way, but MIT Center for Advanced Production really good when you in disaster relief. “You can quickly put up it’s definitely not optimal in every Technologies. Joining Kim-Tackowiak, push on it, really bad when you pull on it,” new infrastructure without needing to make way,” Kim-Tackowiak said. Schemmer, and Carstensen on the paper Schemmer said. “We’re able to guarantee formwork.” That points to the team’s next step of are co-authors Pittipat Wongsittikan, a PhD that every piece of concrete that you see is The bridge’s compression-only nature reinforced concrete. student in the MIT Building Technology in compression, there’s no part that’s being showed itself dramatically after testing. “We know a pure concrete structure is Architecture program, and Jackson Jewett pulled on.” It had held more than 2,000 lbs. without not necessarily going to be the most optimal MEng ‘18, PhD ‘25, a former MIT postdoc. The savings come not only from using budging, but when a worker lifted one corner thing, so we’re moving it more into the  less material, but from skipping molds a few inches to sweep beneath it, it broke. world we live in today, which is reinforced (Stephanie Martinovich is the entirely, an advantage that grows for one- The failure wasn’t a design flaw so much concrete,” Kim-Tackowiak said. “Though communications officer of MIT’s Department off shapes. Carstensen sees early promise as a demonstration of the principle behind working out how to feed rebar into a printed of Civil and Environmental Engineering.)

“We were finding a lot of cracks you can fall through when it comes to translating these super-optimal designs into manufacturable designs.”

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Bobcat’s Jobsite Companion Earns Award Bobcat Company has been named the winner of the “AIBobcat photo Based Construction Solution of the Year” award in the 2026 AI Breakthrough Awards for Jobsite Companion, the first commercially available AI-enabled solution in the compact equipment industry. Now in its ninth year, the AI Breakthrough Awards is among the longest-running recognition programs dedicated exclusively to the AI industry. The program attracts thousands of nominations annually from companies across more than 20 countries, recognizing standout solutions that are advancing technology across industries. With voice commands, simple attachment optimization Company has been named the winner of the and a built-in job cost dashboard, Jobsite Companion helps Bobcat “AI-Based Construction Solution of the Year” award in the 2026 AI Breakthrough Awards for Jobsite Companion.

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operators maintain focus on equipment controls while streamlining machine interaction and reducing complexity, representing a significant evolution in how operators interact with their machines, according to Bobcat. “Jobsite Companion was developed to help operators get more out of every job by making machine operation simpler and more intuitive,” said Scott Johnson, senior director of construction products of Bobcat. “As job sites become more demanding and skilled labor remains in short supply, solutions like this help reduce complexity, improve efficiency and support operators in managing their workday.” Jobsite Companion is available as an option in the United States on Bobcat Pro compact track loaders and skid-steer loaders with select packages. 

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interchange; and rehabilitation of existing bridges. This delivery method is particularly beneficial for a high-volume interstate corridor, where minimizing impacts on motorists is crucial. Through traffic will be maintained throughout the project to minimize disruptions. The DesignBuild team will prioritize strategies that reduce traffic disruptions, expedite construction, shorten the project duration, and maintain safe and efficient travel throughout construction. “Utilizing the Design-Build approach provides the flexibility to begin construction on portions of a project even while other portions are still being designed. We can optimize construction sequencing, accelerate

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The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has shortlisted two Design-Build teams for a project to reconstruct approximately 2 mi. of Interstate 80 (I-80) in Omaha, marking another step in the agency’s use of integrated project delivery methods. Graham Construction Inc. and Hawkins Construction Co. have advanced to the second phase of the selection process for the project, which will use the Design-Build delivery method to bring the contractor and designer together to form one entity. The Design-Build method fosters teamwork between the engineer and contractor during the design phase in order to identify and mitigate risks and improve cost and schedule certainty. The project will involve I-80 from west of the 50th Street interchange to west of the I-80/I-480 interchange. Work includes the replacement of existing pavement in both directions of traffic; the construction of one additional westbound lane to improve congestion through the 42nd Street

completion, and maintain mobility throughout the project,” said NDOT Director Vicki Kramer. “It allows for high-impact improvements even in dense urban settings where efficiency is critical. We’re always looking at what will provide the best overall experience for Nebraska drivers and freight carriers.” Graham Construction and Hawkins Construction have both qualified into the second phase of the selection process. Now, NDOT will evaluate each team’s proposal to determine the best value for the project. The highest-ranked team will be awarded the project for design and construction. Construction activities are anticipated to begin in spring of 2027. 

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Felling Launches Its Biggest ‘Trailer for a Cause’ Auction Felling Trailers Inc. will hold its 14th annual Trailer for a Cause online auction Sept. 24-30, 2026, with proceeds benefiting Henry’s Heroes, a Central Minnesotabased nonprofit that supports families navigating the emotional and financial challenges of a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) journey. This year’s auction features the company’s largest capacity Trailer for a Cause to date: a custom FT-12 Pan drop deck trailer. Felling Trailers’ goal is to raise awareness of the valuable work Henry’s Heroes does for the families and community members it serves throughout Central Minnesota and beyond. The FT-12 Pan features an overall deck length of 22 ft. and a payload capacity of 11,100 lbs. The Pan trailer was painted charcoal metallic gray with a custom “Henry’s Heroes” purple stripe and white pinstriping on the sides, and it bears the Henry’s Heroes emblem. “Over the past several years, we kept hearing the same request from auction participants: They wanted to see a bigger, more versatile trailer up for bid,” said Pat Jennissen, Felling Trailers vice president of sales and marketing. “This year, we listened. We moved up from our FT-3, with its 1,800-lb. capacity, to the FT-12 Pan, which offers an impressive 11,100 lb. capacity. It’s our hope that this change will generate even more excitement and participation and ultimately result in a higher winning bid for Henry’s Heroes.” A collection of suppliers joined Felling Trailers in sponsoring the 2026 trailer construction: PPG, Peterson Mfg., Ram, Dexter, Demco, Taskmaster, Fastenal and Ratner Steel. Their contributions cover everything from lighting systems to tires to the steel the trailer is constructed from. The complete

The Henry’s Heroes’ Walk brought together more than 750 participants, volunteers and NICU families, who joined to support families experiencing a NICU stay.

winning bid will go directly to Henry’s Heroes so it can continue to help more families going through the NICU journey and the struggles that come with it. The Trailer for a Cause build was completed in early June, just in time for Henry’s Heroes’ 4th Annual Walk, where it was on display with information about the upcoming auction. The Henry’s Heroes’ Walk brought together more than 750 participants, volunteers and NICU families, who joined to support families experiencing a NICU stay. For organizers, one of the most meaningful parts of the day is seeing the recipient families connect with one another, share their stories and realize they are not alone in the journey. Beyond financial assistance, the Henry’s Heroes team provides care packages, quilts, gift cards and meals for NICU families and staff throughout the year. With the support of the community, Henry’s Heroes has assisted

This year’s auction features the company’s largest capacity Trailer for a Cause to date: a custom FT-12 Pan drop deck trailer.

78 NICU families since 2023. “Henry’s Heroes was founded after Henry’s 87-day NICU journey, and every year we are reminded of the incredible power of community,” according to the Henry’s Heroes board. “What began as a way to give back has grown into a network of support for families facing one of life’s most unexpected challenges. Every donation, volunteer, sponsor and participant helps

ensure that no NICU family feels alone. This year we raised over $74,000, and we are so excited to see what the future holds for this nonprofit.” Winners must arrange pickup at Felling Trailers’ manufacturing facility in Sauk Centre or coordinate delivery (freight charges additional). For more information, visit felling.com.  (All photos courtesy of Felling Trailers.)

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Industrial Truck Beds Rebrands as Hilltip Premium Truck Beds to Reflect Offerings

Industrial Truck Beds, the Indiana-based Hilltip photo manufacturer of premium truck beds acquired by Hilltip in 2022, has rebranded as Hilltip Premium Truck Beds. The change reflects the company’s expanding truck bed offerings, as well as its alignment with the Hilltip portfolio of snowplows, spreaders, de-icing sprayers, sweepers and other road maintenance equipment manufactured in the same Fort Wayne facility. Hilltip Premium Truck Beds designs and manufactures hook-lift and interchangeable beds, as well as dump beds, flat beds, and custom-built Industrial Truck Beds, the Indiana-based manufacturer of premium or private-label solutions. These products are truck beds acquired by Hilltip in 2022, has rebranded as Hilltip engineered to outlast the commercial chassis, Premium Truck Beds. while providing optimal load capacity, stability and versatility. Headquartered in Pietarsaari, Finland, Hilltip is a “We’re proud to build on strong legacy of Industrial manufacturer of road maintenance equipment in Europe. Truck Beds and further strengthen our commitment to North American manufacturing,” said Craig Sandmann, With equipment designed and built in an area that averages at managing director for Hilltip North America. “This new least six months of snowfall every year, Hilltip is known for chapter reflects who we’ve become — a team dedicated to its extreme durability and advanced technologies. Following the acquisition of Industrial Metal Products producing premium custom truck bed solutions that help people work smarter and more efficiently. Despite the name (Industrial Truck Beds) in 2022, Hilltip has a manufacturing, change, customers can expect us to continue delivering the sales and service location in Fort Wayne, Ind., to better cater quality and reliability they’ve expected from this line of truck to the North American market. For more information, visit hilltipna.com.  beds since 1986.”

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Kentucky’s Licking River Bridge Due to Complete in 2028 KYTC from page 44

Crews also are finding ways to make the job more efficient, scheduling the upcoming work on footings to take place at the same time as the drilled shafts are installed. “Performing this work at the same time will save construction time and keep the project moving forward on schedule,” Ryle said. The new KY 8 Licking River Bridge will feature three slender steel arches reaching 58 ft. above the roadway, with a bridge span of 446 ft. across the Licking River. “This is nearly 200 feet longer than the main river span of the [former] existing bridge and creates expansive views of the landscape,” Ryle said. “Below the bridge deck, concrete piers will not only serve to support the structure but will also visually frame the Licking River.” The design also will update bike and pedestrian connections with 12-ft. wide, shared use paths separated from vehicular traffic and bring the bridge into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) while also offering users open river and city views, Ryle said. “These updated connections to existing infrastructure in Covington and Newport will open opportunities for all users to cross safely and efficiently.” Construction is expected to last approximately twoand-a-half years with the bridge reopening to traffic by Summer 2028. “I know everybody’s excited to get to use it,” Wilson said. “This bridge crossing represents a vital connection for not only these two communities of Covington and Like the original bridge, the replacement bridge links the growing cities of Covington and Newport. Newport, but the entire region and area.”  CEG

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Construction Equipment Becoming More Autonomous ROBOTICS from page 60

Equipment Manufacturers at the Ready Heavy machinery manufacturers have seen the writing on the wall. Wirtgen Group reported that HAMM AG is developing selfdriving compaction machines. The company said trials currently under way within the limits of a test track “are just one component” of the future-orientated “autonomous rollers” project. Studies and trials at HAMM have demonstrated that such machines allow compaction quality and efficiency to be noticeably increased. Systems for navigation, speed control, spacers, lane assistants, parking and steering aids are increasingly establishing themselves, said Wirtgen. “These assistance systems form the basis of the self-driving trucks and cars that are being developed by industry pioneers” and are being track-tested. “Rollers for asphalt and soil compaction will be among the first vehicles in which such systems will widely establish themselves,” said Klumpp. Klumpp said that’s because they are closer to cars than many other types of machine.

Meanwhile, Caterpillar this year announced it has teamed with Nvidia to advance the integration of AI and automation into its construction machinery lines. Semiconductor maker Nvidia is working with Cat to pilot an AI assistive system in the machinery manufacturer’s mid-size miniexcavator. Cat AI Assistant was built on a fleet of AI agents and can answer operator questions, allow access to resources, offer safety tips and schedule services. Cat said one of the biggest benefits of integrating AI tech into these machines is the data that the systems collect and send back out. “Our customers don’t live in front of a laptop day in and day out; they live in the dirt,” said Brandon Hootman, vice president of data and AI of Caterpillar. “The ability to get the insights and take the action that they need while they’re doing the work is very important to them,” he told TechCrunch. Caterpillar also is piloting digital twins of construction sites using Nvidia’s Omniverse library of simulation resources. Hootman said Caterpillar’s machines send roughly 2,000 messages back to the company every second. This data will help

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Daxbot is using autonomous robots equipped with sensors to collect data on municipal sidewalk level changes. The robots can weigh the different types of sidewalk defects differently so government users can prioritize investments.

them build these simulations. Cat already has autonomous vehicles in the mining sector and Hootman said pilot programs are a great next step to bringing more automation to the portfolio. A tech-enabled construction company

focused on robotic earthworks and site operations, the company builds and uses robotics and software in the field. Co-founder Noah Schochet said TerraFirma is building the robotic infrastructure stack by combining AI, remote command and retrofitted machinery. This heavy machinery includes excavators, dozers, loaders, rollers and skid steers converted into robots that no longer require an operator in the cab. “Instead, skilled operators orchestrate entire fleets from screens, using the same intuition and judgment they’ve built over years,” said the Robot Report. That intuition and judgment are now extended across multiple machines at once for a system that claims to make each operator up to 300 percent more effective. It is designed to accelerate project execution, reduce costs and create jobs that are safer and higher paying than traditional equipment operation in the process. “It is not about trying to fully automate construction equipment,” Noah McGuinness, CTO, told the Robot Report. “Driving real change requires building a whole ecosystem of technology that is directly informed by rapid iteration and lessons from the field,” he added.  CEG

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1996 Manitowoc 888, SN: 8881038, 230 ton crawler crane, Series 2 Counterweights, LSI/LMI system w wireless load links, Self-Erect option, Luffing jib & Aux drum Prepped, AC & Heated Cab, Request Boom & Jib Combo, Cleveland, Ohio.............................. CALL Contact Sales Dept 440-439-4749 sales@craneandshovel.net 16-17 NS

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Friday, August 21st @ 9:00 AM Location: Auction will be held on-site located at: 1800 Allen Ave SE Canton, OH 44707. Equipment: Excavators: Komatsu PC300LC, 14,993hrs; Komatsu PC300LC, 14,720hrs; CAT 304C, 6,130hrs; Skid Steer: Mustang 2040, 2072hrs; Lifts: Grove SM327; Grove 3270; JLG 40HA, 7,229hrs; JLG 600S 5,922hrs; CAT V50DSA; CAT forklift; Yale GLC060B; Semi-Trucks: 2015 CAT CT660S, 264K miles; 2020 Peterbilt 389, 348K miles; 2008 Peterbilt 367, 693K miles; 2003 Kenworth T800, 356k miles; 2001 Kenworth T800, 906k miles; 2000 Kenworth T800, 947k miles; 1988 Kenworth T800, 806k miles; Water Trucks: 2015 CAT CT660S, 200K miles; 2015 CAT CT660S, 221K miles; International Eagle; Vac Trucks: 1988 Freightliner FL80, 9,042hrs; 1987 Mack R686ST, 2100hrs; Mack RD688S Roll-off truck, 31,767hrs; 1986 Freightliner dozer truck, 369k miles; Trailers: (30) trailers consisting mainly of aluminum dumps, a few roll-offs, tankers, & bumper pull; Dumpsters: (20) ranging in sizes from 20yd to 40yd. Support Equipment: Toro Workman 3200 cart; light plants; Onan generator; Argo 680 post driver; skid steer sweepers; excavator buckets; truck rims; truck parts, Neighbor consignments: Excavators: Deere 180G, 4,521hrs; Link-Belt 210LX, 8,132hrs; Link-Belt 2700 8,270hrs; Takeuchi TL150 skid steer, 5,283hrs; 1998 Mack CL713, 240K miles; Fontaine Lowboy Auction Note: John, Mike & Wes have spent the majority of their lives operating construction & construction related businesses within the Canton area, they recently updated some equipment and have decided it was time to reduce their inventory. All items will be selling “absolute” with no minimum or reserve. We will start with the smaller items then move into the construction equipment, followed by trucks, trailers & ending with the dumpsters. Plan to join for what is looking to be a good auction. Online Bidding available through RES.bid. Preview: Equipment will be available for inspection on Monday, August 17th 12 Noon – 4 PM & Thursday August 20th 10 AM – 4 PM. Removal: Winning bidders may remove their items following the auction Friday, August 21st until 5 PM; Saturday, August 22nd 9 AM – 1 PM; Monday, August 24th 9 AM – 4 PM & Friday, August 28th from 9 AM – 3 PM. A paid-in-full invoice must be presented before any purchased items can be removed from the RES facility, including those picked up by third-party carriers. Terms: We accept cash, check, wire transfer, ACH (E-check), and credit cards (up to $3,000). If bidding in-person, a 5% Buyer’s Premium will be applied to each purchase. If bidding through RES.bid, a 7% Buyer’s Premium will be applied to each purchase. If bidding through Equipment Facts, an 8% Buyer’s Premium will be applied to each purchase.

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ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) AGC Events Calendar: All AGC Web-Eds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event takes place. • Webinar: AGC’s BIM Education Fourth Edition Pilot Course Preview Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Training/Professional Development • AGC of America Member Orientation Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Time: 2:00 PM Virtual • AGC EDGE Al for Estimating & Preconstruction Start Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2026 (1:00 PM) End Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 (5:00 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development • AGC Safety & Health Quarterly Town Hall Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2026 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Virtual Safety and Health • AGC EDGE MS PROJECT 1 & 2 Start Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 (10:00 AM) End Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 (2:00 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development • AGC EDGE Communication (STP Unit 2)-Thursdays Start Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026 (10:00 AM) End Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026 (3:30 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development • AGC EDGE Construction Supervision Fundamentals Start Date: Friday, September 11, 2026 (12:30 PM) End Date: Friday, September 25, 2026 (5:30 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development • AGC EDGE Al for Construction Management Start Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2026 (1:00 PM) End Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 (5:00 PM) Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development AU (AUTODESK UNIVERSITY) 2026 Design & Make Conference Dates: SEPTEMBER 15 – 17, 2026 VENUE: Venetian Convention Center 201 Sands Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89169

ENGINEERING SOFTWARE EVALUATION, TRIALS & RESOURCES Autodesk University (AU 2026) brings together engineers, architects, product designers, manufacturers, construction professionals, and digital creators to explore the latest advancements in CAD, BIM, situation, Al, manufacturing, and design technology. Attendees can participate in technical training sessions, product demonstrations, certification opportunities, keynote presentations, and hands-on workshops covering Autodesk software, engineering workflows, digital transformation, and emerging industry trends. The event includes opportunities for networking, technical learning, software roadmap discussions, and exposure to new engineering and manufacturing technologies shaping the future of design and make industries. Why Engineering Events Matter When Evaluating Software Trying engineering software is important but seeing how real companies use these tools can be just as valuable. Conferences, user groups, webinars, and technical workshops give engineers and software buyers a chance to see software in action, ask better questions, and understand how each vendor supports real-world implementation. Engineering events can help you: • See live demonstrations and technical workflows • Hear directly from customers using the software in production • Ask vendors about implementation, integration, licensing, and support • Learn about upcoming roadmap features and product direction • Compare competing software ecosystems and engineering approaches • Better understand whether a platform fits your industry, team and workflow Event Attendees and General Information: Au.info@autodeskuniversity.com Sponsors & Exhibitors: Au.sponsors@autodesk.com Speakers: Au.speaker@autodeskuniversity.com ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS (AWC) September Member Mingle – Co-Hosted by IRONMARK BUILDING COMPANY and FROEHLING ANDERSON at their offices in St. Louis Park, Minnesota WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 Date: Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (CDET) Venue: FROEHLING ANDERSON 400 Highway 169 S., Ste. 400, St. Louis Park, MN 55426 Phone: 952/979-3100 Member Mingles are our monthly networking events. They are hosted by our members, for AWC members only. On the second Wednesday of each month, we visit a different member’s office for two (2) hours of open-house style networking with your fellow industry professionals. Registration for this event will start on August 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Registration for this event will close on September 14, 2026, at 5:00 PM If registration has closed and you still wish to attend, Email admin@awcmn.org for assistance. • Networking: Connect with other women business owners in the construction industry, share industry insights, and explore potential collaborations. • Facility Tour: Learn about the host company’s operations, equipment and services. • Informal Setting: Casual environment to build relationships and exchange ideas. Tips for Maximizing Your Mingle • Arrive early to explore the facility and meet more people. • Bring business cards and a few conversation starters about your work. • Use the event as an opportunity to connect with potential partners or members. For More Information: AWC Phone: 651/489-2221

Events are subject to change, check websites for updates

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AUCTIONS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION

650+ ITEMS SELL NO RESERVE!

EU5790

FN5775

FT6081

YA4026

ED5451

2006 Sterling L8500 Series crane truck

1995 Caterpillar D8N dozer

2013 Caterpillar D6N LGP dozer

2017 International 7600 sewer jetter truck

2023 Bobcat E88 R2-Series mini excavator

EG9044

OE9617

ET0338

EV6053

2023 Mack MD water truck

2013 Caterpillar 420F IT backhoe

2019 Caterpillar D6T XL dozer

2009 International PayStar 5600i digger derrick truck

INVENTORY INCLUDES: dozers, wheel loaders, haulsewer truck,jetter rock trucks, saw, backhoes, dump skid steers, INVENTORY INCLUDES: articulated haul trucks, dozers, directionalexcavator, boring units, skid trucks, steers, wheel loaders,telehandler, ready mix trucks, motor dump trucks, telehandlers, cable plows, service trucks, excavators, vibratory flatbed trucks, and more. scraper, minigraders, excavator, screening plants, crane truck, single drum vibratory roller, drillingrollers, rig truck, bucket trucks, and more.

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC...........................................13 ALTA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT............................................84 AMULET..........................................................................................30 ASTEC KPI-JCI...............................................................................46 BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC........................................................48,49 BARGAINS......................................................................................78 BLUE RIDGE TRACTOR.................................................................40 BOBCAT COMPANY.......................................................................22 BOBCAT INDUSTRIAL....................................................................68 BRANDEIS MACHINERY................................................................18 BROOKS TRACTOR (VML)............................................................15 BUSSEY BROTHERS.....................................................................81 CONDUIT SEARCH GROUP..........................................................77 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.........................................78 DIAMOND MOWERS.................................................................28,29 EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS.....................................................21,30 EASI POUR.....................................................................................67 ESCO WEIR....................................................................................32 FABICK CAT.................................................................................2,25 FAE USA INC..................................................................................56 FARM-RITE EQUIPMENT INC........................................................10 FELLING TRAILERS.................................................................. 74,75 FINKBINER EQUIPMENT CO..........................................................7 FINLAY MIDWEST..........................................................................50 FIORI/BELL TRUCKS......................................................................14 FLANGE LOCK...............................................................................26 GOMACO CORP.............................................................................63 HITACHI EXCAVATOR.....................................................................39 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT...............................42,43 IRAY AUCTIONS INC......................................................................80 JOHN DEERE............................................................................36,37 KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC....................................................17 KLEEMANN................................................................................52,53 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY .............................58,59 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP......................................................70,71 KOMPLET AMERICA......................................................................55 KUBOTA EXCAVATOR....................................................................35 LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC..............................................30 LANO EQUIPMENT INC.................................................................31 MANITOWOC CRANES..................................................................83 MCCANN INDUSTRIES INC.............................................................6 MCCOY CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY...................................... 11

MECALAC.......................................................................................38 METSO USA INC............................................................................47 MGX EQUIPMENT SERVICES.......................................................23 MID COUNTRY MACHINERY...........................................................3 POWERSCREEN............................................................................57 PURPLE WAVE INC ONLINE NO RESERVE AUCTIONS 08/27/26........................81 RACKERS EQUIPMENT CO..........................................................51 RAMMER.........................................................................................55 RES AUCTION SERVICES 9-5-26 FALL EQUIPMENT AUCTION.....................................80 08-21-26 JMW COMPANIES..................................................80 ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY.......................................................9 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION.........................................72 ROLAND MACHINERY CO...............................................................5 SAKAI SOIL.....................................................................................69 SANY AMERICA INC......................................................................33 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES..........................................................28 SCHWEISS BI FOLD DOORS..........................................................7 SENNEBOGEN...............................................................................54 STAR EQUIPMENT LTD...................................................................7 TEREX FUCHS...............................................................................51 TIMPTE INC.................................................................................... 74 TOWMASTER INC...........................................................................73 TRI-STATE BOBCAT..........................................................................6 VLP AN EQUIPMENTSHARE COMPANY......................................19 WEILER GRADER.....................................................................40,41 WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES......................................................19 OHIO STATE SUPPLEMENT ALTA ..................................................................................................... 11 COLUMBUS EQUIPMENT CO............................................................12 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS GROUP INC......................................9 GORILLA HAMMERS............................................................................1 JCB OF OHIO........................................................................................7 MURPHY TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO.............................................5 OHIO CAT...............................................................................................3 OHIO FORESTRY ASSOCIATION....................................................... 10 OHIO PETERBILT..................................................................................2 STONE PRODUCTS INC..................................................................... 10 THE MCLEAN CO..................................................................................8

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Manitowoc crawler cranes are built for the toughest lifts on the toughest sites. With powerful capacities, dependable stability, and the support of Manitowoc’s nationwide service network, they deliver consistent performance across infrastructure, industrial, and energy projects. Manitowoc crawlers keep crews productive and projects moving. When the job demands unwavering power, Manitowoc delivers. manitowoc.com

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12920 Gravois Road St Louis, MO 63127 314/729-0125 12321 E. Pine Street Tulsa, OK 74116 918/438-1700 4617 Powell Street McAlester, OK 74501 918/310-1550

6715 W. Reno Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73127 405/495-7820 8320 Ruby Ave. Kansas City, KS 66111 913/850-6300

MGX Equipment Services Cleveland Crane & Shovel Sales, Inc. www.craneandshovel.net 26781 Cannon Road Cleveland, OH 44146 440/439-4749 800/362-8494 sales@craneandshovel.net

Hayden-Murphy Equipment Company www.hayden-murphy.com 9301 E. Bloomington Freeway Minneapolis, MN 55420-3410 952/884-2301 800/352-2757

www.mgxequipment.com 1525 SE Cortina Dr. Ankeny, IA 50021 515-965-1000

1123 Cerise Rd. Billings, MT 59101 406-698-6768

2111 Grays Rd. Dundalk, MD 21222 443-399-7100

3510 Roy Orr Blvd. Grand Prairie, TX 75050 972-986-0910

35170 Mark McCowan Drive Geismar, LA 70734 225-251-7500

18000 22nd Ave, Ste 100, Aurora, CO 80011 720-864-9842

1700 S Sam Houston Pkwy W, Houston, TX 77047 713-433-6411 470 Dick Buchanan St. La Verge, TN 37086 615-562-3979 3601 Koppens Way Chesapeake, VA 23323 757-935-4300

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3760 N Liberty St. Winston-Salem, NC 27105 336-582-7400

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