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Work On Iowa’s Northeast Mixmaster Continues

Anna Sgro’s Fresh Perspectives On Compact Equipment...14

Epiroc, Luck Stone Launch Autonomous Drill Rig...37

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The latest phase of Northeast Mixmaster construction in Des Moines, Iowa, is going as planned, as crews perform grading and paving of the outside lanes of IBy Cindy Riley

Diamond Mowers Reengineers Mid-Mount Boom Mower...53

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80 westbound. The expansion of Interstate 80 from Altoona to the Northeast Mixmaster is needed to address the increased traffic volumes and to make the corridor safer for drivers. “This phase of the project was let in August of

2024,” said Scott Nixon, Iowa Department of Transportation (Iowa DOT) District 1 construction engineer. “Work began the following month to prepare for the traffic shifts needed in early 2025. see MIXMASTER page 52

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Aggregate & Recycling Section . . . . . . . . . . . . .37-48 Attachments & Parts Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53-55

Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

The Central Hall at WOC 2025 featured plenty of equipment on display.

Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69-73

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Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63-67

Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

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2022 CAT D6-20LS | $423,000

2017 CAT 926M HL | $117,000

2016 CAT 966M | $183,000

2014 CAT 336EL4 | $92,000

2016 CAT 120M2 AWD | $124,000

2019 CAT 279D3 | $38,000

2016 DEERE & CO | $193,000

2006 CAT 988H | $119,000

2020 ROADTEC RP-195E | $79,000

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LENDING LOCAL SUPPORT: STATE DOTS FUND MUNICIPAL PROJECTS

ANNA SGRO’S FRESH PERSPECTIVES ON COMPACT EQUIPMENT

HEIDELBERG MATERIALS N.A. ANNOUNCES WALAN ACQUISITION

Six months into her tenure as president of Yanmar Compact Equipment (Yanmar CE) North America, Anna Christine Sgro is bringing a wealth of experience and a fresh outlook to a market in flux.

Heidelberg Materials North America announced that it has entered into a binding purchase agreement to acquire Walan Specialty Construction Products of Wilmington, Del.

WILKERSON ACQUIRES GILMORE CRANE CORP. OF TOPEKA, KAN.

PRECASTER SUPPLIES SOUND WALLS FOR KANSAS HIGHWAY PROJECT

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EPIROC, LUCK STONE LAUNCH FULLY AUTONOMOUS DRILL RIG

Wilkerson Crane Rental announced Dec. 12, 2025, the acquisition of Gilmore Crane Corporation in Topeka, Kan., from DM Gary Holding Company, following authorization by the company’s board of directors.

To deal with the congestion, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) authorized a 7-mi., full-road highway reconstruction stretching from 103rd Street to 167th Street. A toll express lane was added in both directions.

METSO EXPANDS PORTFOLIO WITH GRANDE SERIES SCREENS

CEDARAPIDS LAUNCHES CRH5064 PORTABLE HSI IMPACTOR PLANT

BERGKAMP, RAWSON PARTNER TO REINTRODUCE SCREENING PLANT

SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT CO. HOSTS ITS ANNUAL FAMILY DAY

DIAMOND MOWERS REENGINEERS MIDMOUNT BOOM MOWER

Southeastern Equipment Company recently hosted its 5th annual Family Day, an employee appreciation tradition that brings together team members, their families and friends for a day of connection and celebration.

Refined based on real-world field input, the reconfigured attachment introduces a new standard in boom mowing precision, transportability and uptime, according to Diamond Mowers.

CORE DRILLING UNDER WAY IN MO. FOR FUTURE I-70 PROJECTS

FELLING TO SHOWCASE FT-10 DDPT AT 2026 ARA SHOW

Interstate 70 in Cooper County was narrowed to one lane for core drilling operations. Crews from MoDOT obtained core samples along I-70 in preparation for future portions of the Improve I-70 program.

Felling Trailers Inc. announced that it will be exhibiting at The ARA Show 2026 in Orlando, Fla., March 2-4, 2026, where it will showcase the FT-10 DDPT drop deck pan tilt bed utility trailer.

JOHN DEERE AGREES TO ACQUIRE CONSTRUCTION TECH CO., TENNA

EQUIP EXPO INTRODUCES NEW ATTENDEE EXPERIENCE FOR 2026

Deere & Co. has entered into an agreement to acquire Tenna, a construction technology company, and a holding of The Conti Group, that offers mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset tracking solutions.

Equip Exposition announced a new addition to the 2026 show, slated for Oct. 20-23: a closing party at Paristown Point Oct. 22, one of Louisville’s most dynamic new developments and a historic district.

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2019 WIRTGEN W120CFI $435,000 2018 KOMATSU HM400-5 $479,500 STK#KM2024111, WG2021088, 1148 IL STK# 5506 HRS,HRS, CapeSpringﬁeld, Girardeau, MO

2020 KOMATSU WA270-8 $175,000 2019 KOMATSU PC390LC-11 $199,500 STK#KM2022307, KM2022362,4628 649 HRS, HRS, Bridgeton, DeForest, WI STK# MO

2019 KOMATSU PC170LC-11 $155,000 2015 CAT 349FL $89,500 STK#CT2024019, KM2022354, 2310 HRS, Bolingbrook, STK# 10,25 HRS, Escanaba, MI IL

2022 KOMATSU WA320-8 $205,000 2020 KOMATSU PC170LC-11 $139,500 STK#KM2024104, KM2022647,1404 533 HRS, Springﬁeld, STK# HRS, Slinger, WI IL

2013 HAMM HD12VVPC210LC-11 $129,500 $19,500 2020 KOMATSU STK#KM2023069, HM20230915422 3238HRS, HRS,Bolingbrook, DePere, WI IL STK#

2014 KOMATSU D37PX-23 $99,500 2014 KOMATSU D37PX-23 $94,500 STK#KM2023250, KM20232502204 2204HRS, HRS,Carterville, Palmyra, MO STK# IL

2017 KOMATSU 931.2 $305,000 2017 KOMATSU 931.2 $249,000 STK#VT2023001, 10,292HRS, HRS,Escanaba, Escanaba, STK# VT2023001, 10,292 MIMI

2008 GRADALL XL4100 II $58,000 2018 Hamm HD+140iVV $70,990 STK# ZZ2022589 7,845 HRS, Bolingbrook, STK# HM18003, 1910 HRS, Carterville, IL IL

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

2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11 $239,500 2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11 $179,500 STK# KM2022040, 682 HRS, Bolingbrook, STK# KM2022040, 964 HRS, Eau Claire, WI IL

2018 HAMM HD+110IVO $104,560 2022 KOMATSU WA475-10 $389,500 STK# HM18066 773 HRS, Carterville, STK# KM2023313, 1157 HRS, Columbia,ILMO

2008 VALMET 840.3HM400-5 $95,000 2023 KOMATSU $565,000 STK#DCcons, VT2022063, HRS, Escanaba, STK# 1800 25,466 HRS, Cape Girardeau, MOMI

2017 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $55,000 2018 HAMM HD10VO $25,555 STK#HM17083, KM2022612, Bolingbrook, STK# 3025196 HRS, HRS, Bolingbrook, IL IL

2015 KOMATSU PC228USLC-10 $149,500 2019 KOMATSU PC170LC-11 $127,500 STK#ARCons, KM2021516, 4061Carterville, HRS, Escanaba, MI STK# 4040 HRS, IL

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Illinois Addison 630-627-0000 Bolingbrook* 630-739-7770 Channahon 815-467-4480 2022 Case 521G, S/N 253822, 266 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, RIDE CONTROL, THIRD 2021 Takeuchi TL12R2, S/N 412104134 VALVE, LIMITED SLIP DIFF, JRB COU2883 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, TWO SPEED, HIGH FLOW HYDRAUICS, HYDRAULIC COU- PLER2.5 YARD GP BUCKET, DELUXE CAB .. PLER, 84" GP BUCKET ....................$44,900 ......................................................$129,900

2022 Case 321F, S/N NNHP04331, 241 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HIGH SPEED TRANSMISSION, SKID STEER STYLE COUPLER, 1.7 cu yd BUCKET, LIMITED SLIP DIFFERENTIAL, THIRD VALVE HYDRAULICS TIRES LIKE NEW, PREMIUM CAB .. $82,500

2023 Case TV370, S/N 2023 Case TR370B, 176 Hrs, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 84" GP BUCKET, DELUXE CAB, PREMIUM DISPLAY PANEL, GOOD TRACKS ...... ..........................................................$72,500

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Indiana Merrillville 219-576-7800 Mishawaka* 574-406-6800 2022 Case SV280B, 171 Hours, S/N JAFSV280HMM403668, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 72" GP BUCKET, 2 SPEED, RADIO, EXCELLENT CONDITION FULL MACHINE WARRANTY UNTIL 11-22-24 ..........................................$47,000

2019 Case Cx130D, S/N DAC130K7NKS7D1558, 358 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, HYDRAULIC COUPLER, 18" BUCKET, AUX HYDRAULICS..........$109,900

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Roadtec RX100e - ‘18, approx. 500 hrs. Sandvik CJ412 - ‘14, approx. 1400 hrs. Includes grade controls ....................$165,800 Mobile jaw plant ................................$540,800

Sakai R2H-4 - ’19, approx. 900 hrs. 83” triple drum static ..........................$85,500

ROLLERS

ROADTEC RP195 PAVER - ’08, approx. 8890 hrs. Carlson EZIV 10 screed, Moba grade & slope controls....................................$35,200

EXCAVATORS

Liebherr A904C Wheeled Excavator - ‘16, Sakai R2H-4 static roller - ‘23, approx. 120 hrs., #C002897 ..................................$108,800 approx 550 Hrs, 2-piece boom, pin grabber coupler, aux hyd ..................................$P.O.R. Sakai SW884ND - ‘19, approx. 2900 hrs., Liebherr R946 - ‘14, approx.. 800 Hrs, 12’6” #C002777, Double drum Oscillatory ..$148,400 stick, QC66 coupler, aux. hyd ..............$P.O.R. Sakai SW300 - approx. 450 hrs, 39” drum, #C000211 ............................................$26,850.

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ASTEC GT104 - ‘17, 325 Hrs, 5.25cyd Hopper, 4’x9’ Top & Bottom Screens, #C001154............ BROOMS ..........................................................$148,900 Superior DT74J - ’19, approx. 1300 hrs. AC, KPI FT2650 – ’19, approx. 1800 hrs. Side shift, gutter brush, #C001774 ......$35,400 Tracked jaw crusher ..........................$546,950

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Lending Local Support State DOTs Across Country Fund Municipal Road, Bridge Projects By Lucy Perry

Strengthening the municipal infrastructure network strengthens state roads and bridges, making life easier for traffic movement within state borders. That’s why state DOTs are funding local projects across the country. From bridge replacements to vulnerable road user safety improvements, AASHTO has noted that state DOTs are supporting a variety of local projects. These contracts “eliminate long detours, reopen safe routes for heavy vehicles and strengthen the transportation network” communities rely on said one state official In a December AASHTO Journal article, another official said these programs deliver “localized infrastructure that keeps the state moving forward.” State departments of transportation see the value in fiscal support for local transportation projects that can impact not only the region but the entire state.

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State DOTs Put Money Where It’s Needed Each state establishes its own funding program. In Nebraska, the DOT’s County Bridge Match Program (CBMP) was started in 2016. Part of the state’s Transportation Innovation Act, the program selected proposals in November for its 10th round of contracts. These selections represent nine counties and 15 bridges, at an estimated total cost of $9.8 million, including $4 million from the CBMP. AASHTO said the program was created to share construction costs and help counties rebuild crossings that are “essential to rural life and commerce.” “Nebraska DOT said the CBMP has become a ‘cornerstone’ in maintaining and improving county bridges statewide,” noted the article.

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State DOTs see the value in fiscal support for local transportation projects that can impact not only the region but the entire state.

The program does so by providing funds for the innovative replacement and repair of deficient county structures. Nebraska DOT selects applications based on criteria that emphasize community impacts on essential services, local economies and daily life. In Kentucky, $6 million was issued to 12 critical bridge projects across nine counties and one city by the state’s Transportation Cabinet (KYTC). It was the fifth round of the state’s County and City Bridge Improvement Program, which has awarded $38.7 million to local governments this year. “Our focus is simple: Repair what’s failing and restore access where it’s been lost,” said Jim Gray, KYTC secretary. Through its Cost Share Program, the Kansas Department of Transportation awarded $5.9 million to 10 local transportation construction projects. The agency leveraged nearly $3.3 million in community matching funds for more than $9 million in infrastructure improvements.

These improvement projects mean enhanced safety, support for local economies and improved connectivity across Kansas, said the agency. “Kansas communities have the clearest perspective on their local transportation priorities,” said Calvin Reed, Kansas DOT secretary. The Cost Share Program unlocks the ability to fund those desired projects, he added. In Connecticut the state DOT granted nearly $12 million to 17 towns and cities for projects via its Community Connectivity Grant Program. The state-funded program is now in its seventh round of providing financial support for local infrastructure initiatives, according to AASHTO. These projects make conditions safer and more accommodating for pedestrians and bicyclists in urban, suburban and rural centers. “This grant program, which helps fund these important community-driven projects,

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These state DOT grant programs are delivering localized infrastructure that keeps the state moving forward.

From bridge replacements to vulnerable road user safety improvements, state DOTs are supporting a variety of local and regional projects.

is an integral part of our mission,” said Garrett Eucalitto, CTDOT commissioner. “This state funding is helping towns and cities deliver important projects; increasing safety and enhancing connectivity across Connecticut.” And in Michigan, the state DOT issued 11 Transportation Economic Development Fund Category F grants totaling $3.9 million to rebuild local roads. “TEDF grants are a great tool for communities to improve local roads while helping create jobs and economic opportunities,” said Bradley Wieferich, DOT director. “These 11 agencies will be able to resurface roads, improve intersections and address overall safety in areas where there are high commercial, customer and employee traffic.” At the same time, the agency awarded $11 million to fund a variety of VRU safety improvements. Separated pathways, pedestrian crossings, sidewalks and bike lanes will provide safe alternative transportation embodying the “mobility for everyone” concept. In November, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced $250 million in Municipal Aid grants. Some 537 cities and towns will receive funds. The money will fund projects to advance road, bridge, safety and quality-of-life improvements, according to the governor’s office. The projects “demonstrate the Department of Transportation’s Commitment to Communities,” the office said in announcing the grants. The program drew 591 applications from 537 different municipalities and a total of $363 million was requested. The governor’s office said applications were rated on their merits by NJDOT staff and reviewed by an independent panel of New Jersey municipal engineers. Every municipality that applied for funding, all 537 municipalities, received a grant, totaling $150 million. “Having a safe and efficient transportation system throughout the state means investing in local roads and bridges, as well as state highways,” said Murphy. “Municipal Aid provides the funds for infrastructure projects in our towns and cities that significantly improve the quality of life for New Jersey residents.” Fran O’Connor, NJDOT commissioner, noted that once again “NJDOT was able to award funding to every community that applied.” Nearly 43 percent of the funding, or $64.3 million, is going to 179 municipalities with see DOT page 62

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#83695 | 2020 KOMATSU D65EX-18, PAT, RIPPER, 3622 HOURS ..........$169,500

#93454 | 2007 KOMATSU D39EX-21A, RIPPER, 4370 HOURS ....................$58,500

#83697 | 2021 KOMATSU D71PX-24, #93403 | 2019 KOMATSU D65PXI-18, RIPPER, PAT, 5375 HOURS ........$199,500 RIPPER, 4541 HOURS ..................$214,500

#83650 | 2010 KOMATSU PC200LC-8, 36 INCH BUCKET, 7550 HOURS ....$67,500

#83699 | 2019 KOMATSU PC210LC-11, KIT, COUPLER, 1700 HOURS ........$169,500

#93409 | 2016 KOMATSU D65PXI-18, #93418 | 2019 KOMATSU PC238USLC-11, 30 INCH SHOES, RIPPER, 8,510 HOURS ...... JRB QC, 48 INCH BUCKET, 1768 HOURS .... ......................................................$114,500 ......................................................$169,500

#93469 | 2021 KUBOTA U48-5, HYD, QC, #93426 | 1999 KOMATSU PC200LC-6, HYD THUMB, 875 HOURS ..............$56,500 9116 HOURS....................................$39,500

#93340 | 2020 TAKEUCHI TB290, KIT, #93451 | 2019 KOMATSU WA480-8, COUPLER THUMB, 2663 HOURS ....$69,500 6 YARD BUCKET, 4733 HOURS ....$209,500

#93343 | 2021 KOMATSU WA500-8, 8 YARD BUCKET, 5,260 HOURS....$319,500

#93433 | 2020 TAKEUCHI TL12V2 HIGH #93385 | 2018 TAKEUCHI TL8, FLOW, 84 INCH TOOTH BUCKET, HIGH FLOW, TOOTH BUCKET, 1431 HOURS 1409 HOURS....................................$56,500 ........................................................$43,500

#83704 | 2015 WA200-7, QC, BUCKET, 5916 HOURS ..................................$79,500

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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 Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, SPECIALS 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 Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26.5R25 tires, approx type, (4) MH lights, excellent . . . . . . . . . .From $5,200 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single 7,000 hrs, good condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$147,500 drum, tow type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 - $6,500 BACKHOES Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5x25, A/C, HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS

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HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$162,500 P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites . . . . . . Cat 336FL, 2015, 33.5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$89,000 HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$224,500 Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD, Komatsu PC220LC-8 Longreach,

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Anna Sgro’s Fresh Perspectives On Compact Equipment

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Anna Sgro has seen the construction equipment sector from a number of vantage points. Now at Yanmar CE as the president of its North America region, she is seeing it anew.

Six months into her tenure as president of Yanmar Compact Equipment (Yanmar CE) North America, Anna Christine Sgro is bringing a wealth of experience and a fresh outlook to a market in flux. With a career spanning leadership positions at Volvo CE, major United States dealer Strongco and global equipment auctioneer Ritchie Brothers, Anna Sgro has seen the construction equipment sector from a number of vantage points. Now at Yanmar CE as the president of its North America region, she is seeing it anew — moving from larger general-purpose machines into the compact segment, where Yanmar CE is carving out a space as a brand defined by deep commitments to customer needs, through reliable products and solutions and to the environment. Market in Transition Asked to describe the state of the North America compact equipment industry, Sgro doesn’t hesitate. “The market is becoming more crowded with lower-priced entrants who compete on cost rather than long-term reliability and life cycle value,” she said. But within that dynamism Sgro sees opportunity. “Customers want reliability — machines that don’t break down and don’t have to go back to the dealership. That’s where Yanmar scores highly. Customers tell us they can run

Anna Christine Sgro

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our equipment for eight or nine years, with just regular maintenance, and no worries.” She points to another shift: the growing dominance of rental channels. Consolidation has seen mid-sized companies absorbed into rental giants, creating enormous buying power. Such influence can’t easily be ignored. Add to this the retail entry of bigbox stores such as Home Depot and Lowe’s and it’s clear that routes-to-market are changing quickly. Electrification, too, is looming. Although the construction sector is several years behind automotive, the pressure to decarbonize is building. “There was a lot of excitement about elec-

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Six months into her tenure as president of Yanmar Compact Equipment North America, Anna Christine Sgro is bringing a wealth of experience and a fresh outlook to a market in flux.

trification five years ago, but some of that expectation, and the pace of change, has cooled. It will happen — albeit slower than many predicted,” she said. Seeing Through Cycles One of Sgro’s most important observations is that the post-COVID boom years were not a ‘new normal’, but more of an exceptional ‘blip’ in demand. “During COVID, factories were running two and three shifts to keep up with orders. It was insane,” she said. “But what followed, in 2023 and 2024, has been sobering. The

industry is cyclical, and this year as it approaches its nadir, has been one of the toughest. The real question is: What is normal? Was it 2019–2020 or the COVID boom years of 2020 and 2021? If we remove the exceptional spikes, the long-term trend looks more manageable. That’s what we should plan for.” For many manufacturers, the challenge is structural. Having ramped up capacity during the boom, they now face excess costs in a cooler market. On top of this comes tariffs, see SRGO page 68

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Kirby-Smith Machinery has one of the largest and most diverse rental fleets in the region. • Large Fleet of current model equipment • Rentals available by the week, month or longer • Low weekly and monthly rates • Specialized Equipment & Support – Paving, Material Handling, Demolition and more!

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Wilkerson Acquires Gilmore Crane Corp. of Topeka, Kan. Wilkerson Crane Rental announced Dec. 12, 2025, the acquisition of Gilmore Crane Corporation in Topeka, Kan., from DM Gary Holding Company, following authorization by the company’s board of directors — Diana Holt (board chair) and Jeff Holt (board member). This strategic acquisition enhances Wilkerson’s presence throughout Kansas and reinforces its commitment to serving clients across the region with comprehensive crane and lifting solutions. The acquisition strengthens Wilkerson’s in-state capabilities, adding equipment, facilities and personnel to support

growing demand in commercial construction, manufacturing and industrial sectors. Gilmore Crane Corporation’s longstanding reputation in the Topeka market and established client base will integrate seamlessly with Wilkerson’s existing operations. “Acquiring Gilmore Crane Corporation represents a significant milestone in our expansion strategy,” said Cody Ward, CEO of Wilkerson. “Topeka is a hub for manufacturing and distribution, and this acquisition positions us to deliver faster response times and enhanced service capabilities throughout the region. We’re excited to build upon Gilmore’s legacy while bringing the full Wilkerson Crane breadth of Wilkerson’s resources to their established Rental photo customer base.” “This acquisition strengthens our operational footprint across Kansas and brings proven expertise into our team,” said Larry Smith, COO of Wilkerson. “We thank DM Gary Holding Company for this opportunity and look forward to integrating Gilmore’s skilled workforce and equipment into our operations. Their strong safety record and customerfocused approach make this a natural fit, and we’re confident this partnership will create significant value for clients throughout the region.” This acquisition reflects Wilkerson Crane Rental’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its regional presence and deliver superior service to clients throughout the central United States. For more information, call 913/238-7030 or visit Wilkerson Crane Rental announced Dec. 12, 2025, the acquisition of Gilmore Crane Corporation in Topeka, Kan. wilkersoncranerental.com. 

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Gilmore Crane Corporation’s long-standing reputation in the Topeka market and established client base will integrate seamlessly with Wilkerson’s existing operations.

Southeastern Equipment Co. Core Drilling Under Way in Hosts Its Annual Family Day Mo. for Future I-70 Projects Southeastern Equipment Southeastern Company recently hosted its Equipment photo 5th annual Family Day, an employee appreciation tradition that brings together team members, their families and friends for a day of connection and celebration. This year’s events drew 395 attendees across the company’s regional locations. Each region celebrated in its own way. The Northeast Southeastern Equipment Company recently hosted its region spent the day at Cedar 5th annual Family Day. Point, enjoying roller coasters and funnel nerstone of Southeastern’s culture. Designed cakes, while the Northwest region attended a to strengthen morale and relationships across Toledo Mud Hens baseball game. The teams, the event reflects the company’s comSoutheast region headed to Kings Island, mitment to fostering community and recogand the Southwest region gave participants a nizing the people who drive its success. The annual event underscores choice between Kings Island and Cedar Point. Each gathering included a catered Southeastern’s long-term investment in its meal, offering time for families and co- people and culture — values that continue to workers to relax and connect outside the define the company as it grows across the Midwest. workplace. For more information, visit southeastNow in its fifth year, Family Day has grown beyond a company event into a cor- ernequip.com. 

Interstate 70 in Cooper County was narMissouri’s FY2024 budget approved rowed to one lane Dec. 8-11, 2025, for core through the state legislative process and govdrilling operations. Crews from the Missouri ernor provides $2.8 billion in general revDepartment of Transportation (MoDOT) enue to build a third lane of I-70 across the obtained core samples along I-70 in prepara- state. The program will plan, design, contion for future portions of the Improve I-70 struct, reconstruct, rehabilitate and add a program. third lane in each direction on nearly 200 mi. The work took place between mile mark- of I-70, from Blue Springs to Wentzville. ers 101 (Boonville) and 113 (just west of the For more information on the Improve I-70 Rocheport Bridge). Program, visit modot.org/improvei70.  Core drilling allows for a detailed examination of the layers of roadway Millstone Weber and supporting geology below the photo roadway surface. By studying the core samples, the program team can make more informed decisions on design and material elements as they work to expand I-70 to three lanes in each direction across Missouri. This work is part of the design process for Improve I-70: Boonville to Rocheport, one project in MoDOT’s Statewide Improve I-70 Program. Construction on this section of I-70 is The Improve I-70 project continues making scheduled to begin in 2026 with an progress, as crews work to update the I-70 corridor in Missouri. anticipated completion in late 2027.

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John Deere Agrees to Acquire Construction Tech Co., Tenna Deere & Co. has entered into an agreement to acquire Tenna, a construction technology company, and a holding of The Conti Group, that offers mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset tracking solutions. Based in New Hope, Pa., Tenna offers an integrated construction technology platform designed to automate and optimize construction operation workflows. The platform gives contractors a near realtime, full-picture view of their equipment operations and a greater understanding of equipment trends and maintenance needs, while also improving visibility, planning and job site coordination to increase productivity and reduce costs. Tenna will continue to operate as an independent business marketed directly to construction customers under the Tenna tradename and will focus on scaling and growing the business through its proven mixed-fleet customer-focused business model. This acquisition is pending regulatory approval and is expected to close in February of 2026. For more information, visit deere.com/en/news/. 

This acquisition is pending regulatory approval and is expected to close in February of 2026.

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Enable Fully Cordless Job Site With Single Battery Platform

A DSH 900-22 cordless cut-off saw

Whether the job at hand requires the convenience and flexibility of battery power or the familiarity and autonomy of corded or gas solutions, Hilti’s expanded tool lineup helps enable a new way of working. The construction industry’s shift toward cordless equipment is accelerating and, as battery power continues to become more prominent on job sites, the expectations for battery performance are higher than ever.

An NVP 15-22 cordless compaction plate

Contractors want the freedom of cordless tools without sacrificing power, runtime or reliability. With the latest expansion of its Nuron battery platform, Hilti is helping to make that a reality, introducing more than 60 new heavy-duty cordless tools and accessories that are thoughtfully engineered to deliver the power and performance contractors need — without the cord. This rollout builds on the success of the Nuron platform, which launched in 2022 and already includes more than 100 batteryoperated tools. The goal? A fully cordless job site powered by a single, interchangeable battery system that offers higher output and extended runtimes for demanding applications. At the heart of this expansion is the B 290-22 battery, engineered specifically for heavy-duty applications and capable of boosting jobsite efficiency by up to 25 percent. By simplifying power management and delivering corded-level performance, Nuron is helping to expand the possibilities of cordless tools across concrete, demolition, metalworking and earthmoving see HILTI page 28

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World of Concrete Returns Show Will Deliver Expanded Educational Excellence, Hundreds of New Products

The North Hall likely will be crowded again in 2026.

The South Hall also was packed in 2025.

World of Concrete (WOC), the world’s largest concrete construction and masonry trade show, is unveiling its largest-ever showcase of products, educational programming and industry networking opportunities from Jan. 19-22, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The show floor will feature more than 200 first-time exhibiting companies, bringing new perspectives, innovative building and repair solutions brought to life by emerging technologies. New to show exhibitors represent the industry leaders and disruptive innovations that will become the next generation of essential tools and solutions for every job site. Product expansion now spans nearly 100 categories, including composite materials, resurfacing agents, mixers, pavers, pumps, ready-mix products and more. World of Concrete also will deliver the most comprehensive education and learning experience in the event’s history, offering

more than 150 sessions. Programming will cover technical applications, business best practices, project management and critical safety protocols for every skill level and industry role. In addition to new programming, WOC is bringing back many of its most popular offerings, including technical seminar series, industry certifications with exams, interactive workshops, featured education sessions, redesigned surveying development programs and industry training courses. Educational Highlights • More than 150 in-depth educational sessions for concrete and masonry professionals at every career stage • More than 60 new topics addressing current industry challenges and emerging trends • A bilingual learning environment, with Wordly available for select education sessions, offering live captioning and transla-

Artificial Rock Sculpting Live! offered a worthy skills challenge.

tion in dozens of languages accessible on attendees’ personal devices New Educational Sessions Economic Forecast with Ed Sullivan and Pierre Villere: Navigate economic volatility with strategic insights from distinguished economists, featuring critical market projections and sector-specific intelligence. Engineering: Designing for Constructability: A comprehensive program for engineers, architects and designers focused on improving construction efficiency through strategic concrete design choices. Engineering: Bridging the Gap Between the General Contractor and Engineer: A groundbreaking workshop addressing collaboration challenges and improving productivity through enhanced communication. The Future Is Bright and Blended: Ensuring the Performance of Concrete

Networking opportunities will abound at WOC 2026.

Mixtures: An expert panel exploring blended cements in use, combining technical guidance with real-world applications. Attendees will gain insight into cement types and specifications, trial batching strategies, mixture optimization and lessons learned from large-scale projects. The session includes updates on standards, case studies, interactive polling and a moderated Q&A. Women at Work: Tools, Allies and Strategies for Career Growth in Construction: A session that blends research and practical guidance for career advancement, diversity and leadership development. Robotic and High-Tolerance Floors: A seminar examining the growing robotic material-handling sector and the demand for high-precision flooring specifications. Industry Impact “We are constantly seeking new opportunities to deepen engagement, introduce new resources and deliver hands-on learning experiences at the early stages of industry adoption, so contractors and builders are equipped to take initiative and implement successful strategies right away,” said Jackie James, vice president, World of Concrete. “As the industry evolves, we must remain future-focused — providing what attendees need today while preparing them for what lies ahead as new benchmarks for excellence are established. The best content comes from listening to our audience, understanding their needs and delivering solutions at the highest possible level.”  (All photos courtesy of World of Concrete.)

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Liebherr Showcases Concrete Pump at World of Concrete ’26 Liebherr will participate at World of Concrete 2026 in Las Vegas, Nev., from Jan. 20-22, 2026, showcasing the 38Z4 XXT truck-mounted concrete pump. In addition, Liebherr will have a mixing technology booth to highlight various mixing systems including ring-pan mixers and batch plants. Throughout the Liebherr team will highlight in-house services and capabilities as well as a new warranty program: The Profit Maker.

lighting designs for optimal work in the dark, various storage boxes for materials and tools as well as shelves for extension hoses. Liebherr Mixing Technology At Booth #N844, attendees can learn about Liebherr mixing technology including mixing plants and systems. Liebherr concrete mixing plants enable concrete to be manufactured economically as Liebherr supplies plants in both

vertical and horizontal versions. Offering a variety of modular structures, Liebherr can meet individual customer requirements in a short space of time. In addition, Liebherr develops and produces technically perfected mixing systems for the worldwide concrete industry. Liebherr’s innovative product range is based on 70 years of experience in mixing technology providing solutions such as ring-pan or twin shaft mixing system solutions.

38Z4 XXT Truck-Mounted Concrete Pump The Liebherr 38XXT truck mounted concrete pump will be exhibited at booth #C6049. This truck-mounted concrete pump features a 4-part distribution boom in a convenient Z-fold formation offering an impressive reach for the 98 ft. class. It also is equipped with XXT-outriggers and an XXA stability assistance system. The pivoting XXT support ensures stability when supporting in tight spaces, and the XXA stability assistance system allows partially supported areas to be electronically monitored. The concrete pump also is equipped with the latest drive unit, powerbloc. This unit does not require a separate control block, as all hydraulic switching and measuring elements are integrated. Liebherr photo Offering an extensive accessories cata- Liebherr will participate at World of Concrete 2026 in Las Vegas, Nev., from Jan. 20logue, the 38 also can be equipped with LED 22, 2026, showcasing the 38Z4 XXT truck-mounted concrete pump.

Introducing: The Profit Maker Liebherr concrete technology will be featuring a new warranty program, The Profit Maker, at World of Concrete 2026. The Profit Maker is a advantage designed to help Liebherr customers maximize their profitability through Liebherr’s advanced truck mounted concrete boom pumps, ensure reliable machine performance and provide comprehensive coverage. This program features: • a four-year warranty on new Liebherr truck mounted concrete boom pumps; • no service expense during warranty period; • no spare parts expenses during warranty period; and • structural guarantee. For more information, visit liebherr.com/en-us/group/the-profitmaker-program-8431556. 

Hilti Offers Contractors Solution for Cordless Job Sites HILTI from page 25

applications — enabling crews to power a wide range of jobsite-critical tasks from a single, more powerful battery platform. Key additions to Hilti’s expanded heavyduty lineup include: • SCN 60-22 cordless chainsaw — built for tough demolition with high chain speed for smooth cuts. • SCT 60-22 cordless table saw (coming soon) — portable, high-power cutting anywhere on site. • NVP 15-22 and NVP 20-22 cordless compaction plates (coming soon) — compact soil and gravel with ease. • DD Series cordless core drills (DD 150U-22 available now) — precision drilling made simpler. • DSH 900-22 14-in. cordless cut-off saw (coming soon) — powers through concrete, metal, and more. • AG 30-22 cordless angle grinder (coming soon) — flexible design for cutting and A TE 1000-22 cordless breaker grinding metals with reduced fatigue. • TE 1000-22 and TE 3000-22 cordless The Nuron platform eliminates the need breakers (coming soon) — high-impact for multiple power systems. As with all Nuron force for faster breaking. batteries, the B 290-22 is compatible with • TE 70-22 cordless rotary hammer the full Nuron lineup, from light-duty drills (coming soon) — drill more holes per to heavy-duty breakers, eliminating the need charge for maximum productivity. for multiple battery systems and chargers.

This streamlined approach helps contractors reduce downtime, simplify logistics and better manage equipment fleets. Beyond power and performance, Hilti continues to prioritize jobsite safety and operator comfort.

Every new tool is designed with health, comfort and safety in mind, featuring vibration reduction, kickback control, integrated dust management and ergonomic designs. In addition, all Nuron tools are tether-ready to support peace of mind when working at heights and help contractors meet evolving jobsite safety requirements. While cordless solutions are the focus, Hilti continues to offer corded and gas-powered options for jobs requiring extended runtime or autonomy — ensuring contractors always have the right tool for the job. Whether the job at hand requires the convenience and flexibility of battery power or the familiarity and autonomy of corded or gas solutions, Hilti’s expanded tool lineup helps enable a new way of working. And by delivering corded-level performance on a single battery system, the Nuron battery platform helps to give contractors the freedom to transition to a fully cordless tool crib that is more efficient, flexible and future-ready. Explore Hilti’s heavy-duty lineup in the Silver Lot at World of Concrete 2026 or visit hilti.com to shop limited-time offers and save on Nuron tools from Jan. 15-Feb. 6, 2026.  (All photos courtesy of Hilti.)

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Heidelberg Materials N.A. ACI Publishes CODE-318-25 Announces Walan Acquisition Heidelberg Materials North America announced that it has entered into a binding purchase agreement to acquire Walan Specialty Construction Products of Wilmington, Del. The business consists of a three-year-old slag grinding plant with a vertical mill for a capacity of 150kt/y and 14 employees, located in proximity of the Port of Wilmington. Slag cement, made from steel-making byproducts, enhances the strength and durability of concrete while lowering its environmental footprint. It can be used to replace some of the conventional cement in a concrete mix and its production requires far less energy and natural resources than the conventional cement it partially replaces. The use of slag cement and other supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) is a key part of Heidelberg Materials’ decarbonization strategy. “The acquisition of the Walan slag business is another milestone on Heidelberg Materials’ path to decarbonizing the built

environment,” said Matteo Rozzanigo, president of Heidelberg Materials North America’s Northeast region. “We are pleased to further enhance our low-carbon cementitious offerings in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. while also extending our market reach in this growing region of the country. We are excited for the opportunities and synergies ahead and look forward to welcoming the Walan employees and customers to Heidelberg Materials.” Heidelberg Materials logo “Heidelberg Materials’ investment in the Walan slag business reflects our ongoing efforts to expand our portfolio of low-carbon products and drive sustainable and commercial value for our customers,” said Chris Ward, president and CEO of Heidelberg Materials North America. “It is also the latest example of our focus on optimizing our positions in core markets through our disciplined pure-play growth strategy.” For more information, visit heidelbergmaterials.com. 

The American Concrete Institute (ACI) announced that the printed version of ACI CODE-318-25: Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary is now available. ACI CODE-318 is the document that presents the requirements for the design and construction of structural concrete necessary to ensure public safety. It is addressed to the engineer responsible for the contract documents and the building official. As ACI’s flagship standard, ACI CODE318-25 sets the foundation for structural concrete design and construction in buildings and nonbuilding structures. Developed through an extensive consensus process, the document addresses all major structural systems, including cast-in-place, precast, shotcrete, plain, nonprestressed, prestressed and composite construction. This latest edition introduces significant updates, including a new sustainability appendix that reflects modern construction practices, revised requirements for postinstalled reinforcing bars and enhanced provisions for shear friction. Additional updates include improvements to deep foundation requirements across all seismic design categories and clarified guidelines for cantilever and basement wall shear design.

“As the global reference standard for structural concrete, ACI CODE-318 has been adopted into building codes in the United States and is used in more than 75 countries,” said Mike Tholen, ACI senior managing director of technical operations. “The printed release of ACI CODE-318-25 makes this essential standard even more accessible to job site professionals, university classrooms and engineering firms worldwide.” The 2025 edition is already accessible through the ACI 318 PLUS platform and is now available for purchase through the ACI Store. A PDF edition also is available. ACI 318 PLUS is an interactive digital platform that provides access to ACI CODE318-25 and ACI CODE-318-19. It offers powerful in-document search, digital notetaking and direct links to related resources. Subscribers also receive full access to the ACI detailing manual and the ACI reinforced concrete design handbook. ACI 318 PLUS is continuously updated as new resources and references become available, ensuring that users can always access the latest tools and advancements in structural concrete design. For more information, visit concrete.org/ACI318. 

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Precaster Supplies Sound Walls for Kansas Highway Project Overland Park is one of the largest cities in Kansas, with a population of nearly 200,000 in 2020. It also is one of the state’s fastest growing cities, with new residents flocking there to settle in the suburbs. As a result, traffic on U.S. 69, one of the city’s main arteries, became more congested, increasing motorists’ commute time to the city. Highway safety was a major concern. To deal with the congestion, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) authorized a 7-mi., full-road highway reconstruction stretching from 103rd Street to 167th Street. A toll express lane was added in both directions. Vehicles can merge in and out of the express lane at designated access points and are electronically billed for the time they drive on it. U.S. 69 is the first highway in the state to implement this system. Precast sound walls alleviate noise from traffic. More than 30 bridges as well as storm sewer and sanitary structures were reconstructed as well. The 69 Express Project also included widening six interchanges to handle additional capacity, creating trails, sidewalks and other safety features, which are under the city’s jurisdiction. US69 Express Constructors, a joint venture between Ames Construction of Burnsville, Minn., and Emery Sapp & Sons of Columbia, Mo., is charged with completing the design-build project. The project broke ground in March 2023. “This is the largest public works project in the history of the state,” said Benjamin Bryant, project engineer of Ames Construction/US69 Constructors. “It’s also the largest design-build project that the state’s ever done.” Taking Advantage of New Opportunities Kansas-City based Pretech Corp. was awarded the bid to supply the precast for the project. It is Pretech’s biggest project to date. The use of precast concrete for these items is standard for KDOT. The precast elements include: • More than 620 inlets and junction boxes ranging in size from 3 ft. by 2 ft. to 10 ft. by 9 ft. • More than 51,000 ft. of reinforced concrete pipe from 15-in. Class III to 60-in. Class V. • Approximately 3,050 ft. of reinforced concrete box culverts from single 4-ft.-by-4ft. to quad 11-ft.-by-11-ft. for the storm sewer. • Nearly 15,000 (600,000 sq. ft.) prestressed concrete sound wall panels of various sizes, with the largest measuring 14 ft., 8 in. by 3 ft. Some were as thick as 7.25 in. and weighed up to 3,600 lbs.

are empty, they are loaded back onto the trucks and returned to Pretech’s plant where they are reused for the next load.”

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The use of precast concrete for these items is standard for KDOT.

Pretech mainly specializes in utility jobs — pipe, inlets and culvert. The company had never produced prestressed concrete sound wall panels. To meet the project demands, Pretech needed a new plant to accommodate the job. Fortunately, a substantial lead time made this possible. “One of the challenges was starting a new facility from scratch,” said Mike Bundschuh, vice president of Pretech, who considers it an opportunity to expand. An existing manufacturing facility in Tonganoxie, 20 mi. from Pretech’s main plant in Kansas City, was procured and refitted as a precast plant to fabricate the panels. All other precast products were fabricated at Pretech’s main plant in Kansas City. Prestressing the sound panels, something else Pretech had never done before, posed another challenge. Again, the company was

up to the challenge. “It wasn’t that painful,” Bundschuh said. “It was just a matter of getting a few people certified.” By the fall of 2023, the new plant was ready, the workers were trained, and production of the 7 mi. of sound panels began. “This type of project is right up our alley,” Bundschuh said. “The job’s going well, and it gave us the ability to open another facility.” The first precast sound panels were shipped 40 mi. to the job site in April 2024. Pretech fabricated racks specifically for transportation of the panels. Each rack holds three. The racks are loaded on standard-sized flatbed trucks. “These racks also allow us to carry the panels around on-site, allowing quicker delivery,” Bryant said. “Once the panel racks

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It took some time to determine the best process for installing the precast sound panels and to ensure everyone was on the same page.

Devising Four-Phase Installation Process It took some time to determine the best process for installing the precast sound panels and to ensure everyone was on the same page. In the end, a four-phase process was agreed upon. The four phases, in order, were: • Drilling the shafts, setting a rebar cage, pouring concrete, then plunging the wet cure anchor bolts into the concrete. • Setting the sound panel posts onto the concrete shafts. Then, once the panel is plumb, grouting the bottom of the post’s base plate to the drilled shaft and screwing it into the anchor bolts to ensure water doesn’t get underneath the post. • Setting the sound panels. • Painting the wall with an aesthetic coating to match other prior projects in the area. “Once the initial process was nailed down, it’s been fairly smooth sailing,” Bryant said. As with most highway construction, a big challenge is installing the sound wall while the highway is open for business. US69 Contractors are allowed to close one lane going each direction from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. only. The rest of the time, live traffic is going in both lanes and both directions. “We are aiming to be completed with the installation of the panels in August of this year,” Bryant said. Winning Outcome Opening the Tonganoxie plant proved to be the right decision for Pretech. Already, it has procured a job for producing precast sound panels that will begin when the current work is finished. The new facility also will be used for overflow from the main plant and for the manufacture of mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) retaining walls. “Moving forward we can continue to make not only sound wall panels, but other items that we wouldn’t be able to handle at our primary facility,” Bundschuh said. Bryant, who had worked with Pretech before, would enjoy working with Pretech again. “They have been awesome to work with on this job,” he said. “They have helped us out in more ways than I can count. While not yet completed, the project is proceeding well. “We’re meeting the major milestones and are on track to open the mainline by the end of this November,” Bryant said. (Article reprinted with permission of the National Precast Concrete Association.) 

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Toro Dingo Reintroduces TX 450, TX 550 Redesigned Compact Utility Loaders Toro announced the reintroduction of its compact Toro photo utility loaders (CULs), the Toro Dingo TX 450 and Toro announced the reintroduction of its compact utility TX 550, now with a modern design. loaders (CULs), the Toro This fresh take maintains the performance and Dingo TX 450 and walk-behind style that rental customers and contracTX 550. tors have relied on for more than 20 years. For rental houses looking to cater to renters, the Toro Dingo TX 450 and TX 550 deliver the perfect balance of performance, value and ease of use, according to Toro. These compact machines equip operators to take on tough jobs, such as digging, hauling and grading, without the cost or complexity of larger equipment. Rugged, reliable and straightforward, these machines maximize rental ROI while giving users the confidence to get more done, according to Toro. “Engineered for ease, the Toro Dingo TX 450 and TX 550 are intuitive to handle,” said Kaitlyn Ingli, product marketing manager of Toro. “These machines are powerful tools whether you’re planting trees and shrubs, moving materials around or installing irrigation. The refreshed Dingos offer an uncomplicated solution for projects that might otherwise be too labor-intensive to tackle by hand.” Toro photo According to Toro, popular features Toro offers more than 35 attachments, turning of the Dingo TX 450 and TX 550, one machine into dozens include: of different solutions • Compact and lightweight — among that can assist in each the smallest and lightest walk-behind step of a project, units specifically designed to operate in ideal for digging, narrow passages on the market. Intuitive hauling, grading to operate and easy to transport. and more. • Minimal turf disturbance — a light footprint ensures you won’t tear up the yard while working. • Built to last — proven durability backed by Toro’s legacy as the pioneer of compact utility loaders in North America nearly three decades ago. • Easy to use — designed to function as an extension of the operator, an intuitive joystick lets you raise, lower, curl and dump all with one hand. • Versatile attachments — one machine, multiple projects. Toro offers more than 35 attachments, turning one machine into dozens of different solutions that can assist in each step of a project, ideal for digging, hauling, grading and more. The newly refreshed Toro Dingo TX 450 and TX 550 are coming soon to rental stores nationwide and will be available at many Home Depot Rental locations. Toro photo For more information, visit The newly refreshed Toro Dingo TX 450 and TX 550 are coming soon to rental stores nationwide and will be available at many Home Depot Rental locations. toro.com/dingo. 

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Epiroc, Luck Stone Launch Fully Autonomous Drill Rig Epiroc has partnered with Luck Stone to deploy the first fully autonomous SmartROC D65 drill rig in the United States. This marks a historic milestone, as it is also the first fully autonomous surface drill delivered to the quarry market worldwide, according to the companies. The SmartROC D65 MKII is equipped with Epiroc’s advanced automation technology and is capable of executing complete drill patterns without an operator in the cab. Compliant with the global mining guidelines group (GMG) Level 4 standard for full autonomy, the rig operates under remote supervision via Epiroc’s common automation panel (CAP) and link open autonomy (LinkOA) platform, enabling seamless data integration and fleet management. “Luck Stone’s leadership and commitment demonstrate that autonomy in quarries isn’t future vision — it’s current reality,” said Ron Hankins, business line manager of Epiroc USA. “Our partnership is not about a proof-of-concept, it’s about meaningful operational gains that the next generation of drilling will bring in the U.S.” Luck Stone, known for its early adoption of autonomous plants and autonomous haulage systems (AHS), continues to innovate for the industry, and the company views automation as a strategic investment in safety, operational excellence and talent attraction. “Our philosophy has always been about doing the work in the best possible way,” said Chuck Stilson, senior director of engineering of Luck Stone. “Partnering with Epiroc on autonomous drilling aligns perfectly with that vision. We’re not only improving productivity and safety, we’re providing new opportunities for our associates and rethinking what’s possible in aggregates.” James River Equipment, an Epiroc dealer, played a key role in facilitating delivery of the SmartROC D65 MKII and will be instrumental in providing the ongoing local service, training and technical support that are essential to ensuring the project’s long-term success. The United States aggregate market is the largest globally and presents significant growth potential for autonomous technologies. Using the same automation platform proven in mining, the SmartROC D65 MKII makes it easy for any operation to scale toward full autonomy, according to the companies. By enhancing operational safety, optimizing machine fleet size and addressing skilled labor shortages, this deployment represents a transformative shift in how quarries can operate. Both Epiroc and Luck Stone have committed to sharing performance data following the implementation period, offering valuable insights for the broader industry and paving the way for future advancements in automation. For more information, visit epirocgroup.com and luckstone.com. 

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Epiroc has partnered with Luck Stone to deploy the first fully autonomous SmartROC D65 drill rig in the United States.

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The launch of the Grande series by Metso marks a major advancement for customers by delivering screening solutions specifically engineered to maximize productivity and efficiency in mining and aggregates operations and to meet the most demanding screening requirements, according to Metso. Covering three new stationary screen types — GLH, GMF and GFF — the new series is designed to help customers handle even the most demanding, high-capacity 24/7 applications. The larger screen sizes within the Grande series enables customers to take advantage of enhanced capacity, reduced downtime and greater operational flexibility to support their business targets. “It’s all about helping our customers succeed with the right tools for their unique needs. With the newly launched Grande series, customers gain more flexibility, easier screen replacements and access to solutions for even the most demanding screening tasks,” said Jouni Mähönen, vice president, screening business line of Metso. Tailored Screening Solutions for Various Operational Demands The GLH series horizontal screens are engineered for, among other things, heavy-duty slurry and water handling in demanding mining environments. The GMF series multi-slope banana screens offer highcapacity screening of both fine- and near-size particles. These new additions bring flexible engineered-to-order (ETO) configurations and very large screen designs to our portfolio — capabilities not previously available in Metso’s stationary screen range. The GFF series, featuring flip-flow technology, enables

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efficient screening of challenging materials and fine separation, further strengthening our position as a comprehensive screening solutions partner. The Grande series also includes Trellex screening media compatibility, ensuring customers benefit from a complete solution that integrates seamlessly with Metso’s broader offering. Easier replacement of third-party screens and flexible configurations for replacements are key benefits of this new series, ensuring that customers can seamlessly upgrade or modify their existing setups. “The Grande series is a result of our continuous screening portfolio development,” said Michael Gyberg, vice president, capital equipment business, screening, Metso. “We are strengthening Metso’s position as a screening solutions partner expanding our offering with larger screens, lighter duty screens and new flip-flow technology. With new technologies, larger sizes and advanced capabilities, we’re expanding our portfolio to support the most demanding applications and strengthen our position in the growing screening market.” Wide Range of Screening Solutions, Services The Grande series screens complements Metso’s screen offering that includes the UFS series, EF series and BSE series screens that are part of the Metso Plus offering, and multi-slope, horizontal, inclined, mobile, portable and ultrafine screens. With Trellex rubber and polyurethane screening media solutions, Metso offers screening media systems for a wide range of screening applications. For more information, visit metso.com/portfolio/screens. 

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Cedarapids Launches New Addition: CRH5064 Portable HSI Impactor Plant murphytractor.com

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Cedarapids introduced the newest addition to its portfolio of wheeled plants, the CRH5064 Cedarapids portable HSI impactor plant.

Cedarapids introduced the newest addition to its portfolio of wheeled plants, the CRH5064 Cedarapids portable HSI impactor plant. This plant is engineered to deliver productivity, versatility and ease of transport for today’s demanding crushing operations, according to Cedarapids. The CRH5064 is an ideal for customers seeking high productivity, low operating costs and versatility. Its design reduces maintenance, improves safety and delivers consistent performance across diverse applications, according to Cedarapids. At the core of the CRH5064 is the TI5064 horizontal shaft impactor, delivering 400 hp. Engineered for today’s high-tonnage demands, this crusher combines enhanced production with advanced safety features, according to Cedarapids. The TI5064 has a high-inertia 4-bar rotor, monoblock primary curtain with replaceable tips, hydraulic tramp iron relief and hydraulic-assisted apron adjustments. These features maximize output while protecting the machine and operators. Prototype testing demonstrated 600–700 tons per hour through the plant when processing 30in. minus shot rock limestone, accord-

ing to Cedarapids. With a maximum feed size up to 30 in., the TI5064 is a solution for largescale aggregate production, recycling and demolition applications. Key enhancements incorporated into the TI5064 design are the hydraulic overload protection on both aprons, hydraulic assist apron adjustment and a hydraulically opened hood for ease of inspection and maintenance. An optional jib crane and quick-release wedge lock system make changing blow bars easier. With proper site planning, no crane rental should be required for changing blow bars if equipped with the optional jib crane mounted to the structure of the crusher. Another highlight to the CRH5064 plant is the new 60 in. by 20 ft. Cedarapids Advantage series feeder, which delivers production and long service life across the most rigorous applications, according to Cedarapids. Its design is 8 in. wider than the largest previous model. Equipped with a large stroke, it achieves high throughput tonnage and superior material separation at the grizzly by removing fines early, feeding only what needs to be crushed to the crusher, ensuring optimal performance from the TI5064 HSI.

This combination ensures high production, low maintenance and increased throughput, optimizing operation and is ideal for a wide range of rigorous crushing applications; aggregate production as a primary crushing plant for quarry operations, or recycling and demolition, providing efficient handling of RAP and concrete recycling, according to Cedarapids. For added flexibility, a variety of options can be integrated, such as feed hopper extensions, hydraulic feeder lift option, blow bar jib crane, self-cleaning magnet, under-crusher pan feeder, electrical controls, and grizzly fines cross conveyors to suit your application. Designed with mobility in mind, the plant is configurable with various axle options, including standard quad, Washington spread quad or 3+1. A new feature is the removable feed hopper module for increased transportability in challenging regions. Future secondary crusher configurations are in process to feature a TSV screen feed version or a belt feed version. Both secondary versions of the plant will replace the VGF section of the plant, typically of primary crushing operations. For more information, visit terex.com/cedarapids. 

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Solution for Microsurfacing...

Bergkamp, Rawson Partner to Reintroduce Screening Plant Bergkamp photo

Bergkamp has partnered with Jim Rawson to reintroduce a screening plant solution tailored for the microsurfacing industry.

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Bergkamp has partnered with Jim Rawson to reintroduce a screening plant solution tailored for the microsurfacing industry. While not a formal acquisition, Bergkamp will bring to market a screening plant designed by Rawson that closely resembles the popular, now-unavailable Rawson model. The move comes in response to contractor demand for a reliable aggregate screening solution — one that’s purposebuilt for microsurfacing crews and their unique operational needs. “When we learned that the Rawson screening plant was no longer available, it was clear that the industry had lost a critical piece of equipment,” said Scott Bergkamp, CEO of Bergkamp. “We’ve respected Jim Rawson’s work for decades. This partnership allows us to reintroduce a field-proven design, backed by Bergkamp’s long-standing commitment to quality, service and innovation.” The new screening plant is designed to: • provide a low screening platform for easy screen changes and proper oversize management; • deliver a robust, transport-ready frame built for the frequent mobilization required by microsurfacing crews; and • supply ample horsepower to power optional water and emulsion pumps, enabling stockpile filling on-site. “These features solve real problems our customers face every day,” said Bergkamp. “We’re proud to bring this solution back into

the market — and just as proud that it’s being done the right way, with Jim Rawson’s involvement and insight.” Bergkamp’s expanded offering positions the company as a single-source partner for microsurfacing contractors, providing not

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only truck- and trailer-mounted pavers, but also the essential equipment that supports complete and efficient operations. Initial outreach to longtime customers is under way, with product availability details to be shared in winter 2025. For more information, visit bergkampinc.com. 

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#141172 (New) Anaconda SR514 3-deck ﬁnishing screen hydraulic tip grizzly (4”) on 14’ hopper with 4-ply belt feeder and radio remote. 125 hp JCB 444 engine. Variable speed on all stockpile conveyors & reversable transfer conveyor. #152027 Ortner model 3000 sandscrew. with 5hp electric motor. Rated at 50-125 TPH capacity. Very Good Condition. #141175 (2023) Finlay 883T scalping screen, 1" screen in top deck & 3/4" screen on bottom. Good cond. #142003-Deister 5x16 2-deck horizontal, underslung screen with new bearings #141167 Deister BHT2616 (6x16 2-deck) screen, with 218 hrs on Deutz engine. Apron feeder & 3 discharge conveyors.. #142005 El Jay 5x14 2-deck screen on single axle chassis. electric motor & 36" x 24' underconveyor

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Mixmaster Bridges Feature Prestressed Portland Cement MIXMASTER from page 1

The bridge subcontractor, Herberger Construction from Indianola, Iowa, also worked on bridge substructure through the winter of 2024-2025.” The Northeast Mixmaster is a continuation of reconstruction that began back in 2008. The current project was completed in November. The next phase, which involves the reconstruction of the eastbound lanes, will start in spring 2026. The remainder of the westbound lanes and median will be reconstructed beginning in 2027, with final completion of the corridor expected before the end of the year. For the current phase, a number of activities had to take place in order to build new bridges at NE 29th Street, NE 38th Street and over Fourmile Creek. The 38th Street Bridge over I-80 was demolished to allow grading of the new outside lanes on I-80. The outside rail and a portion of the deck was removed on both the 29th Street and the Fourmile Creek bridges to allow a portion of the new bridges to be constructed adjacent to the existing bridges. “The demolition of the 29th Street Bridge was restricted to the outside rail and a narrow portion of the deck,” said Nixon. “Traffic is still using a portion of the existing 29th Street bridge. A temporary retaining wall is required to be constructed, due to the new bridge being much shorter than the existing one. “The existing bridge is a four-span bridge, spanning 29th Street and an abandoned railroad. The new bridge is a three-span bridge. The temporary retaining wall is needed to accommodate the grade for the new outside lanes.” Demolition of the 38th Street Bridge over I-80 was completed in April, to allow grading to be completed for the additional lanes on I-80. The work required two nights of full closure in each direction. The contractor used multiple Komatsu track excavators to remove the bridge. To remove the 38th Street Bridge, workers closed the lanes below and placed crane mats to protect the existing lanes from damage. Crews used two Komatsu track excavators to remove the bridge rails and the decks. One excavator featured a hydraulic hammer attachment, while the other included a hydraulic pulverizer attachment to help break the concrete deck, rails and beams into manageable material for removal and transporting off the job site. Traffic on 38th Street is detoured until completion. Nixon noted that commuters quickly adjusted to the disruption. “The closure of 38th Street over I-80 has affected the local residents who live on either side of the corridor. The detour is approximately one mile to the west, and motorists

Iowa DOT District 1 photo

The current phase of the project, which focuses on grading and paving the outside lanes of I-80 westbound, totals $20 million.

have adapted to the change with little to no problems. “The 38th Street Bridge is just a very small portion of this project and carries the least amount of traffic out of all the roadways and structures being replaced. Because of the restricted width on I-80, and the need to maintain three lanes in each direction during construction, the new pier for the 38th Street Bridge, [located inbetween the eastbound and westbound lanes and incorporated into the median barrier rail]

cannot be constructed until year three. “If we get eastbound traffic switched onto the newly constructed eastbound lanes in late 2026, the contractor may be able to start the pier work in the late fall/winter of 2026/2027 and finish the structure in 2027.” The current phase of the project, which focuses on grading and paving the outside lanes of I-80 westbound, totals $20 million. The previous phases, which included the EB I-35/80 to NB I-35 flyover ramp, and reconstructed ramps from EB I-35/80 to SB I-235 Iowa DOT District 1 photo

The bridges consist of prestressed, pretensioned Portland cement concrete beams.

and WB I-80 to NB I-35, cost $88 million. There have been several projects in and around the Northeast Mixmaster since work first began, in an effort to improve the safety of the interchange, as well as the traffic flow. The first phases were primarily tied to the expansion of I-235, which is the south leg of the interchange. Due to the changes made in that corridor, there were others needed within the interchange to transition to the original configuration of I-35 to the north. The prime contractor, Manatt’s Inc. of Brooklyn, Iowa, is performing the Portland cement concrete (PCC) paving on the project. “A big challenge on this project is the condition of the existing pavement and maintaining the existing pavement during construction,” said Nixon. “The existing pavement has deteriorated and needs to be replaced. Three lanes of traffic were shifted to the inside, so that work can be accomplished on the new outside lanes. “The left lane of the westbound traffic was shifted next to the median barrier rail and is traveling on the old inside shoulder. The underlying pavement in the shoulder and the travel lanes has deteriorated, and the surface has required constant maintenance throughout the project. We have performed surface patching and HMA overlays to try to patch the areas and reduce the need for continual maintenance of filling potholes and deteriorated joints.” see MIXMASTER page 62

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Diamond Mowers Reengineers Mid-Mount Boom Mower When it comes to maintaining miles of roadway, safety and control are non-negotiable. That’s why Diamond Mowers has reengineered its mid-mount boom mower to deliver control, comfort and confidence for roadside maintenance professionals. Refined based on real-world field input, the reconfigured attachment introduces a new standard in boom mowing precision, transportability and uptime. “This evolution is about putting power and protection directly into the hands of the people who keep our roads safe,” said Nate Cleveringa, vice president of engineering and product management of Diamond Mowers. “Every inch of this boom mower was shaped by real feedback from municipal operators and technicians. We’ve addressed their pain points and translated their input into a safer profile with smarter controls and thoughtful enhancements that help crews do more with less effort and less risk.”

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Diamond Mowers has reengineered its mid-mount boom mower to deliver control, comfort and confidence for roadside maintenance professionals.

Enhancing Operator Control, Diagnostics Precision meets perCompact Footprint, formance in the midMaximum Confidence mount boom mower The reimagined midwith upgraded compomount boom mower features nents, customizable joya narrower profile that stick sensitivity and a Diamond Mowers photo smart screen interface. reduces the machine’s overall width without compro- The reimagined mid-mount boom mower feaOperators can adjust tures a narrower profile that significantly mising stability. boom responsiveness in the machine’s overall width without By repositioning the reduces real time with the flip of compromising stability. hydraulic tank to the front a switch by speeding up left of the cab and adding an axle intentional adjustment that gives for open-area coverage or dialing stabilizer that reduces the amount operators more breathing room down for careful work around of counterweights needed, and drivers more peace of mind. signs and fences. Fleet managers “This upgrade gives crews more also can restrict speed settings and Diamond has created a more streamlined attachment that mini- confidence when working near limit access to advanced controls mizes lane encroachment during traffic, on tight roadways or in con- for less experienced operators, roadside corridors,” according to Diamond Mowers. operation, according to Diamond fined Mowers. The mower system now Cleveringa said. “It’s a machine “This is the first and only midsits within inches of the tractor’s built for the realities of municipal mount boom mower in the industire on the traffic-facing side, an mowing.” try to offer this level of adaptability

and control,” said Cleveringa. “Whether you’re fine-tuning boom speed around a light pole or gearing up performance for wide-open stretches, the responsiveness is instant and tailored to the operator. It’s fingertip precision that empowers productivity.” In addition, the Smart Screen provides rapid diagnostics and access to system data. This allows operators to identify and resolve issues in minutes instead of hours, which reduces downtime and enables faster service and support, according to Diamond Mowers. Innovations That Protect Equipment, People With the hydraulic drive disengage option, operators can shut off the mower when not in use to help reduce wear, fuel consumption and heat buildup. In emergency situa-

tions or when servicing, the system can be disengaged at the push of a button for added safety. Additional built-in safeguards reinforce Diamond’s commitment to operator safety and uptime. These include: • Relocated hydraulic cooler — moved to the rear of the tractor for unobstructed headlight visibility in low-light conditions. • Hydraulic level sensor — alerts the operator and disables mower and boom controls if oil levels are too low, reducing the risk of cavitation and preventing equipment damage. • Premium hydraulic valve — engineered to resist contamination and ensure smoother, more responsive boom movement. “Our mission is to eliminate as many pain points as possible — from overheating components to blind spots that compromise safety — and provide a smarter way to work,” Cleveringa said. Roadside Demands Whether clearing highway shoulders, ditch lines, utility corridors or public park perimeters, Diamond Mowers’ redesigned mid-mount boom mower is built to thrive in municipal and commercial applications, according to Diamond Mowers. From real-time boom control to advanced diagnostics and safetyfirst features, it delivers durable, precision performance for the professionals who maintain the nation’s infrastructure. “This new and improved mower represents a thoughtful evolution in boom mowing,” said Cleveringa. “It’s purposefully built to be a partner in the field for the pros who keep our roads open and our communities connected.” For more information, visit diamondmowers.com. 

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FAE introduced the new RWL/SSL wheel saw for skid steers, ideal for trenching to lay electric, water, gas and fiber optic lines. The RWL/SSL is compatible with skid steers from 50 to 75 hp and can create channels up to 14 in. deep with modular widths of 1, 1.2 or 2 in. The depth indicator allows for precise management of working depth, while the self-leveling skids and optimized side output maintain that depth and keep the trench free of waste materials at all times, according to FAE. The RWL/SSL can be equipped with the FAE photo Basic WSS — water spray system to reduce FAE introduced the new RWL/SSL dust and cool teeth. Its hydraulic and electrical wheel saw for skid steers, ideal for setups and equipment make it ideal for “Plug-&trenching to lay electric, water, gas Play” pairing with the leading skid steers on the and fiber optic lines. market, and it features teeth specifically designed for asphalt and concrete surfaces. With this new product, FAE has enhanced its catalog for the construction world, an increasingly important sector in which FAE quality and innovation are making more and more of a difference, according to FAE. For more information, visit fae-group.com. 

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AEM Installs 2026 Officers at Annual Meeting, Looks to Elevate Industry The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) announced the election of its 2026 officers and board directors during its annual business meeting in Aventura, Fla. The newly installed leadership team will guide AEM as the association tackles a transformative agenda of advocacy, workforce development, sustainability and innovation in the off-road equipment industry. “As we usher in this distinguished group of officers and board members, we’re not simply filling seats, we’re elevating the engine drive behind AEM’s mission,” said Megan Tanel, president and CEO of AEM.” 2026 AEM Officers • Phil Kelliher, senior vice president, Cat rental and used, Caterpillar, AEM chair • Kurt Coffey, vice president, Case IH, North America, CNH Industrial America, AEM vice chair • Melvin Porter, president and CEO, Link-Belt Cranes, AEM treasurer • Greg Petras, president, Kuhn North America, Ag Sector board chair • Erica Baird, executive director — global sales and service, Cummins, CE Sector board chair • Megan Tanel, president and CEO, AEM, secretary 2026 AEM Board of Directors • Jason Andringa, president and CEO, Vermeer Corp. • Erica Baird, executive director, Cummins • Brian Bieller, president, BOMAG Americas • Stephen Bullock, president, Power Curbers Co. • Kurt Coffey, vice president, Case IH, North America, CNH Industrial America • Jason Daly, vice president of earthmoving sales, marketing and customer success, Deere & Co. • Richard Fox-Marrs, president and CEO, JCB • Grant Godbersen, president, GOMACO Corp. • Linda Hasenfratz, executive chair, Linamar Corp. • Bill Hurley, vice president, global government affairs, AGCO Corp. • Keith Johnson, president, Kondex Corp. • Phil Kelliher, senior vice president, Caterpillar • Greg Petras, president, Kuhn North America • Melvin Porter, president and CEO, Link-Belt Cranes • Austin Ramirez, CEO, Husco • Jeff Reed, chairman, Reed International • Eric Sauvage, president and CEO, LBX Co. • Kristie Stern, president, Green Mountain Lion Corp. • Todd Stucke, executive officer, Kubota Corp. • Pat Weiler, president and CEO, Weiler 2026 AEM Ag Sector Board • Grant Adolph, chairman of the board and chief operating officer, Buhler Industries • Tim Bucher, CEO and co-founder, Agtonomy • Kurt Buehler, group president, Linamar Corp. • Shane Coates, executive vice president of North America dealer CE and ag sales, JCB • Kurt Coffey, vice president, Case IH, North America, CNH Industrial America • Mark Core, executive vice president, Vermeer Corp. • Fernando Cuccioli, executive vice president, Cluster

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Americas, DeLaval • Luke Gakstatter, senior vice president, sales and marketing, ag and turf division, Deere & Co. • Doug Griffin, partner, Kearney • Bill Hurley, vice president, AGCO Corp. • Keith Johnson, president, Kondex Corp. • Todd Kniffen, senior vice president of engineering and global product management, Kinze Manufacturing • Dietz Lankhorst, president and CEO, Krone North America • Darryl Matthews, president, global agriculture, Valmont Industries and Valley Irrigation, Valley Irrigation • Anthony Montag, CEO, Montag Manufacturing • Yannick Montagano, president, Kubota Canada • Brian Nelson, CEO and chairman, HCC • Greg Petras, president, Kuhn North America • Viren Popli, president and CEO, Mahindra USA • Eric Raby, senior vice president, Claas of America 2026 AEM Construction Sector Board • Jay Allen, president and CEO Allen Engineering Corp. • Erica Baird, executive director — global sales and service, Cummins • Dean Barley, president and CEO, Tadano America Corp., Manitex International and Tadano Mantis Corp/; CEO, Tadano Europe, Tadano America Corp. • Glen Calder, president and vice president of operations, Calder Brothers Corp. • Susanne Cobey, CEO, Eagle Crusher Co. • Steve Corley, executive vice president, Deutz Corp. • Ivan Di Federico, president and CEO, Topcon Positioning Systems • Terry Dolan, head of CNH construction brands, commercial for North America, CNH Industrial America • Mike Gidaspow, chief digital officer, Komatsu America Corp. • Doug Gilbert, vice president of global sales and marketing, Parker Hannifin Corp. • Jim Glazer, president and CEO, Elliott Equipment Co. • Dave Hughes, vice president of global sales, McElroy Manufacturing • Jim McEvoy, president and CEO, Wirtgen America • Melvin Porter, president and CEO, Link-Belt Cranes • Pete Moeller, group vice president, construction and international businesses, The Toro Co. • Eric Sauvage, president and CEO, LBX Co. • Robert Strong, senior vice president, Caterpillar • Kevin Thomas, executive vice president, industrial equipment division, Alamo Group • John Thornton, president, GS Global Resources • Scott Young, president / head of sales region North America, Volvo Construction Equipment North America For more information, visit aem.org/. 

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Cranes, GOMACO Pavers On Site of Mixmaster Project MIXMASTER from page 52

Tasks already completed include most of the median storm sewer pipe extensions and grading of outside lanes. The contractor will perform the final grading of the subgrade and will soon start placing subbase material and preparing to start paving new lanes. The bridge subcontractor is ready to pour the deck on the bridge over Fourmile Creek and also is working on substructure on the bridge over 29th Street. Reconstructing/adding lanes to allow for four eastbound and four westbound lanes between the Northeast Mixmaster and U.S. 65 means shifting the current three lanes of traffic to inside, to accommodate building the new lanes. The work calls for additional grading on the outside of the existing lanes, extension of all the median drainage outlets and drainage pipes on the north side of the project, constructing a portion of the new bridges over Fourmile Creek and E. 29th Street, placing subbase materials and paving the new outside lanes. Project site work includes grading of the new lanes on the north side of Interstate 80. Excavation work was required through the east half of the project for the new lanes and the new drainage ditch. The project consists of 154k cu. yds. of excavation, which was mostly accomplished using Caterpillar 740 off-road articulating trucks. According to Nixon, a variety of heavy machinery is required for this phase of the project. “For the grading portion, the excavation was performed by track excavators and the material was transported by Caterpillar 740 off-road articulating dump trucks. The mate-

rial was then spread out with dozers and rolled in with sheepsfoot rollers pulled by John Deere tractors. The paving will be accomplished with GOMACO concrete pavers of various sizes. The bridge contractor has a pair of American cranes at each bridge location, along with track excavators.” The bridges consist of prestressed, pretensioned Portland cement concrete beams, with Portland cement concrete also used in drilled shafts, abutments, piers and deck. The pavement cross-section consists of 11.5 in. of Portland cement concrete pavement, with 6 in. of granular subbase more than 12 in. of special backfill, all over a layer of polymer grid that’s placed directly on the grade. Nixon said the weather has been an issue for workers. “Crews are currently finishing grading and repairing erosion from all the rains we have had recently on the project. [We had] the wettest July on record in Iowa, and the contractor experienced numerous weather delays. “Central Iowa started the construction season with a reasonable amount of rain in April and May, but from late June through the end of July we received above average amounts of rain. This greatly affected several projects within the Des Moines metro area, as well as around the state. Projects are on average three weeks behind schedule.” Nixon said he takes great pride in his involvement in the Northeast Mixmaster project. “I encourage all my construction and materials staff to think about their roles in the same way. I tell them they are directly involved in changing the transportation system in central Iowa. The work that they do is making people’s lives better and safer for several years to come.”  CEG

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Portland cement concrete was used in drilled shafts, abutments, piers and deck.

State DOT Grant Programs Support Local, Regional Projects DOT from page 8

Complete Streets policies, said the governor’s office. Another $22.4 million is being awarded to 52 communities where the project meets equity criteria to benefit lowincome and minority populations. Municipalities were encouraged to consider using the program to fund projects that support safety, walking and biking in their communities. According to the governor’s office, in 2025, six percent of the grants represent this type of non-traditional project. Under the Municipal Aid grant program, each county is apportioned a share of the total funding based on population and the number of local centerline miles. Municipalities compete for portions of their county’s share and NJDOT provides 75 percent of the grant amount when a town awards a contract. The remaining 25 percent is provided upon completion of the project. Of the $150 million, $10 million is allotted for municipalities qualifying for Urban Aid. This summer the Ohio DOT issued $12.7 million in grants to eight communities under its Small City Program. The grants support critical road infrastructure improvements that enhance safety, accessibility and economic development, according to AASH-

TO. Ohio DOT’s Small City program focuses on supporting roadway, safety and pedestrian projects in cities with populations between 5,000 and 24,999 people. These cities also are not part of a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), noted AASHTO. Ohio DOT said the funding awards are supported by the use of Toll Revenue Credits to reduce the local match required by each project sponsor. “Investing in local communities is critical in keeping Ohio’s infrastructure strong and communities connected,” said Gov. Mike DeWine. Pamela Boratyn, Ohio DOT director, said the program “is an essential tool for helping communities improve their roads, sidewalks, and safety infrastructure. Transportation is the backbone for moving people and goods as well as the catalyst for economic development opportunities. This innovative transportation program is a powerful tool for driving growth in communities across Ohio.” She added through these grants, the state provides “critical funding to improve transportation infrastructure, enhance safety and support economic growth.” The Massachusetts DOT broke ground

this year on the Lawrence Manchester Rail Corridor (LMRC) improvement project. The project, expected to be completed by summer of 2028, will turn part of an abandoned rail line into an approximately 1.5-mi. shared use path. Among other contracts, it includes rehabilitation of existing LMRC bridges over the Merrimack River and the South Canal. Also involved is construction of a new bridge over Manchester Street for the shared-use path and replacement of the Lowell Street bridge with a culvert structure. The Alabama DOT this year awarded more than $3.7 million in grants to 12 local road projects statewide. Under the second round of funding made available this year, it is part of Alabama DOT’s Annual Grant Program created by the Rebuild Alabama Act. The act was passed by the legislature and signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey in 2019. The Oklahoma Transportation Commission signed off on an update to the state’s County Improvements for Roads and Bridges (CIRB) plan, said AASHTO. Set for fiscal years 2026 to 2030 the program includes nearly $930 million in upgrades to county roads and bridges across all 77 of Oklahoma’s counties.

Overseen by the Oklahoma DOT, the CIRB Plan targets aging and deficient county infrastructure, according to the AASHTO Journal. Over the next five years, the program will replace or rehabilitate 230 county bridges. This includes 82 structures currently classified as structurally deficient or functionally obsolete, while improving 422 mi. of county roadways. “We’re proud to partner with county commissioners across Oklahoma to deliver these critical infrastructure projects,” said Tim Gatz, Oklahoma DOT executive director. “They will enhance safety, improve mobility and support economic development statewide.” The Minnesota DOT released $20 million in matching funds via its Transportation Economic Development (TED) program. The program supports local projects on the state highway system in Greater Minnesota and the Twin Cities Metro area. It makes grant money available to cities, counties, tribes and other government entities to leverage investment in transportation infrastructure. The agency said its TED program has provided more than $169 million in grants to 58 projects throughout Minnesota since 2011.  CEG

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Volvo Trucks Secures Major Order of 185 VNLs From Koch Volvo Trucks North America has secured a 185-unit order from Koch Trucking for its new long-haul truck, the Volvo VNL 860. The family-owned, full-service transportation provider, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., will integrate the new VNLs into their fleet of late-model tractors that operate across North America. “Koch Trucking has been a trusted transportation provider for nearly 50 years, and their commitment to investing in equipment that supports both their drivers and their customers aligns closely with our values at Volvo Trucks,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president of Volvo Trucks North America. “The all-new Volvo VNL 860 brings together efficiency, safety and driver comfort in a way that raises the bar for long-haul operations, and we’re proud to support Koch as they continue to grow and modernize their fleet.” Driver-Centric Features for Comfort, Productivity The new Volvo VNL 860, launched in 2024, is engineered around the needs of the professional driver, with a premium living and working environment and driving features that support comfort and safety on the road. Volvo’s I-Shift automated transmission and I-See predictive cruise control technology help deliver a smoother, more confident driving experience across Koch’s varied operating environments, according to Volvo. “The all-new Volvo VNL 860 is already proving its value with meaningful reductions in idle time and strong fuel efficiency on the road,” said Jeff Koch, chief operating officer of Koch Companies. “Maintaining one of the newest fleets in the industry allows us to maximize uptime and deliver consistent, reliable service our customers expect. As a family-owned business, investing in equipment that enhances driver comfort, safety

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Volvo Trucks North America has secured a 185-unit order from Koch Trucking for its new long-haul truck, the Volvo VNL 860.

and sustainability isn’t just operationally smart, it’s foundational to who we are and how we plan for the future.” Enhancing Comfort, Safety, Efficiency, Long-Haul Performance Koch Trucking operates a modern fleet, all three years old or newer, with a longstanding commitment to investing in vehicles that maximize uptime, safety and reliability. The Volvo VNL 860 delivers the performance and reliability Koch Trucking depends on to run its fleet at the highest service standards, according to Volvo. Designed for long-haul productivity, the

new VNL combines aerodynamics with powertrain performance to help fleets achieve up to a 10 percent improvement in fuel efficiency compared to previous models, aligning directly with Koch’s commitment to operational excellence and longterm sustainability. Decades of Driver Commitment Founded in 1976 and family owned since its inception, Koch Trucking has built its reputation on providing a supportive, drivercentric experience. Regular home time remains central to the company’s culture, but driver well-being also hinges on comfort

during long-haul operations. The Volvo VNL 860 enhances that experience with a spacious cab designed as a true home away from home. Drivers benefit from reduced noise levels, ample storage, an integrated workstation and sleeper amenities such as heat and air conditioning without the need to idle. Koch drivers have long favored Volvo’s combination of safety, fuel efficiency and on-road comfort, attributes that align with the company’s focus on supporting the drivers who represent them mile after mile. For more information, visit volvotrucks.us/. 

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Ian Hucker to Deliver Keynote at Green Truck Summit Ian Hucker, vice president of GM Envolve, will present the keynote address at Green Truck Summit, the commercial vehicle technology conference that kicks off Work Truck Week 2026 on March 10, 2026. His keynote will delve into the ongoing evolution of multi-stage commercial vehicles, including advances in vehicle design, powertrains, connectivity and equipment integration. Work Truck Week 2026 runs March 1013, 2026, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. “More Than a Trade Show,” it encompasses Green Truck Summit, The Work Truck Show, NTEA Annual Meeting, Work Truck Week Ride & Drive, educational programs and more. Green Truck Summit is March 10, educational sessions run March 10-12 and Work Truck Show exhibits are open March 11-13. Work Truck Week is produced by NTEA — The Work Truck Association. As vice president of GM Envolve, Hucker oversees General Motors’ fleet and commercial operations. He focuses on building strong customer relationships and driving sales growth through integrated fleet solutions, including a comprehensive portfolio of vehicle options and intelligent OnStar telematics, diagnostics and safety software

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designed to reduce costs and streamline fleet management. “With his extensive background in senior sales leadership across the global commercial vehicle industry, Ian Hucker understands the technological forces and customer

demands that are driving us forward,” said Kevin Koester, NTEA managing director. “His unique grasp of the dynamics that underpin customer expectations makes him an ideal keynoter to set the tone for the 2026 Green Truck Summit.” Hucker will discuss how multi-stage commercial vehicles are expected to evolve over the next five to 10 years. He will examine the influence of technological and customer-driven forces, and will highlight anticipated industry advances in vehicle design, powertrains, connectivity and equipment integration. The session will deliver valuable insights into how leading chassis OEMs are preparing for the next generation of commercial vehicle platforms and multi-stage applications. Before joining GM, Hucker was chief commercial officer for Hyundai Capital Europe where he worked with partners to develop financial products to support electric vehicle sales. He also held leadership roles at Lynk & Co. (Geely Group) as chief commercial officer and vice president of sales and remarketing. Hucker started his career with GM, gaining global experience in senior sales leadership positions in the United States, Germany, Russia and the United Kingdom. He has a

bachelor’s degree in manufacturing engineering from Brunel University and an executive MBA from Bayes Business School in London. Hucker’s keynote runs from 9-9:30 a.m. It is followed by three one-hour general sessions: Adapting Upfitting Practices to Emerging Vehicle Technologies, ADAS Integration in Multi-Stage and Commercial Vehicle Platforms and Navigating Technology Shifts: Cross-Industry Perspectives on Adoption and Impact to Commercial Vehicles. Green Truck Summit attendees then choose from nine 45-minute GTS breakout sessions covering a range of technology, fuel options and data in the afternoon. The Green Truck Summit (GTS) conference package includes all Summit sessions and lunch on March 10, as well as access to any Work Truck Week (WTW) breakout sessions March 10-12, admission to Work Truck Show exhibits, Work Truck Week Ride & Drive and Opening Reception. After Work Truck Week is over, registered GTS conference package attendees can access some breakout session materials ondemand. For more information, visit worktruckweek.com/greentrucksummit. 

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Your equipment is your business, and ours is to make sure it gets to the job site every time. Trust the experts at Towmaster to design a reliable, long-lasting trailer that you never have to worry about. Learn more at www.towmaster.com Farm-Rite Equipment Inc. www.farmriteequip.com Dassel 901 Parker Ave West PO Box 26 Dassel, MN 55325 320-275-2737 Toll Free: 888-679-4857 Willmar 1515 West Litchfield Ave. Willmar, MN 56201 Toll Free: 877-484-3211 320-235-3672

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Merrillville 900 Louisiana Street. Merrillville, IN 46410 219-576-7800

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Crestwood 4701 West 137th Street Crestwood, IL 60445 708-597-3110

Marne 1064 Franklin Street Marne, MI 49435 616-371-7250

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Felling to Showcase FT-10 DDPT Drop Deck Pan Tilt Trailer at 2026 ARA Show

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Felling Trailers Inc. announced that it will be exhibiting at The ARA Show 2026, where we will showcase the FT-10 DDPT drop deck pan tilt bed utility trailer.

Felling Trailers Inc. announced that it will be exhibiting at The ARA Show 2026 in Orlando, Fla., March 2-4, 2026, where it will showcase the FT-10 DDPT drop deck pan tilt bed utility trailer. This equipment hauler represents Felling’s commitment to engineering innovative solutions that make equipment transportation safer, easier and more efficient for rental professionals and their customers. Low-Clearance Equipment The FT-10 DDPT is designed to address the challenges of loading and transporting low-clearance machines. Whether you’re moving equipment from the warehouse to the work site or to the home site, this trailer’s gravity-based tilt mechanism provides a solution that streamlines your operations, according to Felling. The trailer is ideal for transporting mowers, scissor lifts, rollers, forklifts, landscape materials and other equipment that requires a low loading angle. Key Features, Specifications The FT-10 DDPT combines robust construction with user-friendly features, according to Felling. With a 79-in. width (inside wheelwells) and 12-ft. length (21-ft. overall), this trailer offers space for a variety of equipment while maintaining a manageable footprint. The 4-ft. dovetail paired with the 18 in. approach plate provides a gradual, smooth transition for low clearance equipment during loading and unloading. The DDPT’s gravity-tilt system uses a center pivot point to tilt the bed toward the ground. The pan tilt’s locking mechanism was designed to enhance the operator’s ease of use through its safety-minded, straightforward operation. With approximate load angles ranging from 7 to 13 degrees and an 18-in. approach plate, equipment operators will find loading a no hassle process, according to Felling. The trailer features fabricated steel pan sides measuring 10 in. high, providing secure cargo containment while maintaining the low load height design that is essential for transporting low-clearance equipment. This unit features an optional 3/16-in. steel floor plate deck that ensures durability and longevity, with six 5/8-in. straight D-rings and two corner tie, tie-downs for securing your valuable equipment during transport. The FT-10 DDPT also is optioned with a 45 in. wide, 14

www.aisequip.com 3600 North Grand River Avenue Lansing, MI 48906 517-321-8000

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Felling invites all attendees of The ARA Show 2026 to visit the Felling Trailers in Booth 5232 to see the FT-10 DDPT firsthand.

in. long and 8 in. deep lockable, bolt-on 2.5 cu. ft. toolbox, providing for safe storage of chains and tie-down straps. Durability, Safety The trailer rides on two 6,000-lb. axles with spring suspension, providing a smooth, stable ride for your equipment, according to Felling. Electric brakes (forward self-adjusting) on both axles deliver confident stopping power, ensuring safe transport of cargo. The trailer comes equipped with ST225/75R 15 D tires optioned with custom black mod wheels, designed to handle the demands of the rental environment. With a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 9,980 lbs. and a payload capacity of 7,380 lbs., the FT-10 DDPT can handle substantial equipment loads. The adjustable 2-5/16in. ball coupler accommodates various hitch heights. Safety and visibility are prioritized through LED lighting throughout the trailer, complete with a sealed wiring harness for reliability and a standard 7-pole RV plug for easy electrical connection. ARA Show 2026 Felling invites all attendees of The ARA Show 2026 to visit the Felling Trailers in Booth 5232 to see the FT-10 DDPT firsthand. Its team will be on hand to discuss how this trailer can enhance your equipment transportation capabilities, answer technical questions and explore customization options to meet your specific needs. For more information, visit felling.com. 

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www.lanoequip.com 6140 Highway 10 NW Anoka, MN 55303 763-323-1720

1609 SE Frontage Road Mt. Pleasant, WI 53177 262-898-6700

23580 Highway 55 Loretto, MN 55357 763-479-8200

455 West Ave. North West Salem, WI 54669 608-786-2644

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www.farmriteequip.com 901 Parker Ave. West PO Box 26 Dassel, MN 55325 888-679-4857 320-275-2737 1515 West Litchfield Ave. Willmar, MN 56201 877-484-3211 320-235-3672

810 Mayhew Lake Rd. NE St. Cloud, MN 56304 844-262-2281 320-240-2085 19612 US Hwy 71 Long Prairie, MN 56347 866-514-0982 320-732-3715

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3773 E Margaret Drive Terre Haute, IN 47803 812-645-7160

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Srgo’s Customer First Approach, Post-COVID Resilience SRGO from page 14

which either dampen demand if passed on in higher prices, or squeeze margins if absorbed by manufacturers. “During the COVID period, when tariffs were first introduced, high demand meant the market accepted price increases. Today, it won’t.” In this environment, Srgo argues, discipline matters. “At Yanmar, we are being thoughtful in how we manage costs and pricing, working to minimize volatility for our dealers and customers wherever possible,” she said. “Our commitment to the North American market is long-term. Supporting dealers and end users through challenging conditions as well as periods of growth is what customer centricity means in practice.” Fresh Approach Sgro’s background has prepared her well for this moment: she is highly experienced in questioning conventions and reimagining business models. Now, she is applying the same approach to compact equipment. “In this rapidly changing world, we need to reimagine what the dealer could look like,” she said. “Why not think more broadly — about lifestyle products or non-traditional retail? Tesla proved you can sell cars in a

shopping mall. Why couldn’t we sell compact equipment in new places too?” While we explore new access and visibility models, our dealer network remains our primary channel. Strong dealer partnerships are essential to the customer experience, service support and long-term ownership satisfaction. She is equally focused on digital and direct-to-customer opportunities. The ‘box sale’ approach — ordering online, collecting from a depot — is much more feasible in compact equipment than in heavy machinery. “We have to be more creative in how we go-to-market, because our range is smaller and more focused than the full liners. That’s our advantage,” she said. Another untapped segment, she argues, is agriculture. “Farmers often need a small excavator on the farm. It’s a huge sector that’s often overlooked, but one we can serve well,” she said. Customer Centricity If there is a single theme running through Sgro’s comments, it is her passion for customers. “Too often, manufacturers build brilliant machines that nobody buys, because nobody asked the customer what they wanted in the

first place,” she said. Her focus is on listening: through dealer council meetings, dealer visits and regular conversations. “I always ask: What do we do well? What do we do badly, What’s your biggest concern and how do we win together,” she said. This emphasis shapes product strategy too. By tailoring products to each segment (rental, agriculture, contractors, householders etc.) Yanmar CE can differentiate itself from ‘sleepy giants’ that overlook compact ranges in favor of big-ticket machines, according to Yanmar. Priorities for Yanmar CE Sgro’s first six months have been spent laying foundations. She has overseen a complete restructuring of the commercial team, strengthened dealer support and brought in new expertise in channel development and national accounts. Operationally, Yanmar CE is modernizing its compact track loader facility in Grand Rapids, Minn., and encouraging greater talent exchange between Japan and North America, bringing fresh skills and cultural perspectives into the team. “Getting the technology, processes and people right is essential,” she said. “And just

as important is making it easier for dealers to do business with us: upgrading systems, simplifying warranty processes and giving them confidence that we are a trusted partner.” Building Resilience For Sgro, the current downturn is not a reason to retreat but an opportunity to invest. “Resilience through tough times builds loyalty and trust,” she said. “If we protect our key investments and prioritize the customer now, when the market recovers — which it will — we will come out stronger.” Her message to the marketplace is clear: Yanmar CE aims to be known as a beacon of reliability and solid Japanese quality, not just in machines, but in people and partnerships, according to Yanmar. “I want our dealers and customers to trust us; to know we’re invested in their success,” she said. “That’s how we grow together.” It’s a philosophy she learned early, working in her father’s furniture shop as a child. Dressed in her Sunday best, she was taught to shake customers’ hands, look them in the eye and make them feel valued. “Looking after customers is still a real passion of mine, because I’ve lived it,” she said. “That’s what I bring to Yanmar CE.” 

3150 Paradise Road Underground Infrastructure Conference (UIC) 2026 Las Vegas, NV 89109 Dates: January 27 – 28, 2026 Phone: 702/892-0711 Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center The World of Concrete 2026 is set to be a premier Place: 900 E. Market Street event for professionals in the concrete and masonSan Antonio, TX 78205 ry industries. Phone: 210/207-8500 Why Attend? Construction. Rehabilitation. Asset Management. World of Concrete is the commercial construction The Underground Infrastructure Conference (UIC) industry’s first, largest and most important annual is the premier event dedicated to advancing the international event for concrete and masonry pro- three core pillars of modern infrastructure: confessionals across the globe. You will find every- struction, rehabilitation, and asset management. UIC 2026 is heading to San Antonio, Texas for the thing you need to see concrete success all year! first time since 2012. Indoor & Outdoor Exhibits: Meet leading manufac- And this year, the experience has been reimagturers and suppliers showcasing solutions that will ined to deliver more value, more connections, help your operation adapt and grow in a changing and more ROI in just two high-energy days for proindustry. fessionals in the sewer, water, wastewater, gas, End Date: Friday, February 6, 2026 (2:00 PM) Education Programs: Take your operation to the electric, telecommunications, and fiber industries. WORLD OF CONCRETE (WOC) Atlanta, Georgia next level, learn from industry experts as they cover Who Should Attend WORLD OF CONCRETE 2026 Contractors Training/Professional Development the latest technology, applications and business Consulting Engineers • AGC EDGE Construction Supervision World of Concrete is the annual international strategies for success. Damage Prevention Personnel Fundamentals tradeshow dedicated to the commercial concrete Events: Get in on the action by exploring the event Gas/Electric Utilities Managers Start Date: Monday, February 2, 2026 and masonry construction industries. areas where you can watch concrete and masonry Municipalities Personnel (10:00 AM) Indoor and outdoor exhibits showcase products master’s compete for championship titles and get Pipelines and Energy Personnel End Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026 (4:00 and technologies from leading manufacturers and up close with the latest equipment and technology. PM) Telecom Owners and Operators suppliers, demonstrations and competitions allow All registration questions should contact Mark your calendars for January 27 – 28, 2026, Online, Virtual attendees to get hands-on, and industry experts Registration Customer Service: Training/Professional Development because UIC is making a powerful statement: two • AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling concentrated days of unmatched value, premium cover the latest technology, applications and busi- Phone: 866/860-1970 (Monday – Friday) Education Program, 3rd Edition experiences, and game-changing connections at ness strategies for every skill level. (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM) CST Start Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2026 Dates: Education: January 19, 2026 the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. You may also Email: Registration@worldofcon(12:00 PM) For more information: Exhibits: January 20 – 22, 2026 crete.com End Date: Thursday, February 26, 2026 (4:00 Phone: (713) 520-4450 Location: Las Vegas Convention Center PM) Email: EnergyEvents@GulfEnergyInfo.com Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development • AGC EDGE Introduction to MS Project Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2026 Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Online, Virtual Training/Professional Development For more inforTo view our Business Calendar online, mation: go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com. • AGC EDGE Leadership and Motivation (STP Unit 1) ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) Start Date: Monday, March 2, 2026 AGC Events Calendar: (4:00 PM) All AGC Web-Eds are scheduled in Eastern Standard End Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026 (8:30 PM) Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local Online, Virtual time zone where the event takes place. Training/Professional Development • Construction Project Manager Course AGC Phone Number: 703/548-3118 Start Date: Sunday, February 1, 2026 AGC Fax Number: 703/842-8817 (4:00 PM)

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Auctions are subject to change, please check Auctioneers websites for details ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Houston, TX Tues., January 20, 2026 For: Rental Fleet Construction Equipment Auction

Coming Auctions

PURPLE WAVE AUCTION www.purplewave.com 866-608-9283

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

• Online Tues., January 6, 2026 For: Government Auction

• Delaware, OH Fri., January 23, 2026 For: Late Model Construction & Utility Equipment Auction

• Online BRYAN AUCTION CO. Ends January 6, 2026 www.bryanauction.com For: Gloversville, NY Surplus Truck 319-283-2345 Auction • Kissimmee, FL • Online Fri., February 13, 2026 Ends January 7, 2026 th For: Clayton, NY Surplus Tools & For: 4 Annual Independent Equipment Dealers Assoc. Equipment Auction Equipment & Transportation Sale

• Bushnell, FL Jan. 29 – Feb. 9, 2026 For: 33rd Annual Florida Auction

AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL www.auctionsinternational.com 800-536-1401

• Queretaro, MX Thurs., January 22, 2026 For: Large Construction, Utility, Truck & Trailer Auction

RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS www.rbauction.com 402-421-3631 • Texas Regional Event January 14 – 15, 2026 • Northeast Regional Event February 4 - 5, 2026 • Orlando, FL February 16 – 20, 2026

• Online Dec.15 – Jan. 6, 2026 For: Online Auctions Closing Daily! • Clayton, IN Tues., January 6, 2026 For: Onsite Real Estate Auction BAR NONE AUCTION www.barnoneauction.com 866-372-1700 HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY www.hunyady.com • Online Sat., January 10, 2026 800-233-6898 For: Sacramento, CA • Online Monthly Public Auction Wed., January 14, 2026 • Online For: Kreitz Construction Services Fri., January 16, 2026 Virtual Live Broadcast Auction For: Fontana, CA

ABSOLUTE AUCTION & REALTY, INC. Monthly Public Auction www.AARauctions.com 800-243-0061 • Online Ends January 4, 2026 For: Winter Equipment Auction

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

• Online Ends January 4, 2026 For: Washingtonville PD Surplus Auction

• Online January 6, 2026

• Online Ends January 4, 2026 For: Town of Hamptonburgh Surplus Vehicle Auction • Online Ends January 5, 2026 For: Town of Esopus Ambulance Squad Surplus Auction

FREIJE & FREIJE AUCTIONEERS www.freijeauctioneers.com 317-539-2895

• Online January 13, 2026

INDUSTRIAL AUCTION SERVICES www.ias-auctions.com 848-666-0370

• Online Wed., January 28, 2026 For: Live Streaming Auction • Online Thurs., January 29, 2026 For: Timed Online Only Auction

JEFF MARTIN AUCTIONEERS, INC. www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com 601-450-6200

Manufacturing, Trucks & Trailers I.R.A.Y. AUCTION www.iraymn.com 320-968-7230

• Online January 7, 2026

• Online Wed., January 7, 2026 For: Heavy Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction

• Online Wed., January 7, 2026 For: Ag Equipment Auction • Online Thurs., January 8, 2026 For: Truck & Trailer Auction • Online Wed., January 14, 2026 For: Vehicles & Equipment Auction • Online Thurs., January 15, 2026 For: Construction Equipment Auction

ROLLER AUCTIONS • Pelzer, SC www.rollerauction.com Thurs., January 8, 2026 For: Southeast Automobile Auction 866-515-1668 • Brooklyn, MS Thurs., January 8, 2026 For: South Mississippi Auto Auction

• Denver, CO Wed., January 14, 2026 For: Construction & Contracting Equipment Auction

• Canadian, TX Tues., January 13, 2026 For: W4 Services - Retirement Auction

RTi AUCTIONS www.rtiauctions.com 585-243-1563

• Online Wed., January 14, 2026 • Online For: Virtual Crane & Heavy Ends January 8, 2026 For: Heavy Equipment, Industrial & Transport Auction

BIG IRON AUCTIONS www.bigiron.com 800-937-3558

• Online January 14, 2026

J. STOUT AUCTIONS www.jstoutauction.com 888-897-8864

• Brooklyn, MS Fri., January 23, 2026 For: Winter Construction & Transportation Auction • Kissimmee, FL February 9 - 12, 2026 For: Annual Winter Construction Equipment & Transportation Auction

• Online January 6 – 13, 2016 For: Timed January NetAuction: Edition 1

YODER & FREY HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS www.yoderandfrey.com 419-865-3990 • Kissimmee, FL February 11 – 14, 2026 For: The Original Florida Auction

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Equip Expo Introduces New Attendee Experience for 2026 Equip Exposition announced a new addition to the 2026 show, slated for Oct. 20-23: a closing party at Paristown Point Oct. 22, one of Louisville’s most dynamic new developments and a historic district. The new closing event is designed as a relaxed, open-air opportunity for attendees to unwind, connect and celebrate the close of the industry’s largest gathering. The celebration will feature live music in the Old Forester Paristown Hall, food vendors from across Louisville, outdoor gathering spaces and a distinctly local experience curated specifically for Equip attendees. “This closing party has something for everyone,” said Kris Kiser, president of OPEI. “It’s an opportunity to get together with friends you brought and people you met at Equip in a relaxed environment and build on those connections made on the Equip Exposition photo show floor.” Equip Exposition announced a new addition to the 2026 show, slated for Oct. 20-23: A highlight of the evening will be a spe- a closing party at Paristown Point. cial bourbon tasting hosted by Uncle of Louisville’s unique, historic places.” Boojie’s Distilling Co., offering attendees an Thursday night event. “We’re constantly listening to attendees As previously announced, Equip authentic, on-site barrel tasting experience. Uncle Boojie’s also will serve as the official and remaking the show to give them what Exposition will remain in Louisville during show bourbon for Equip Exposition 2026. they ask for: more opportunities for peer-to- the Kentucky Exposition Center’s renovaAttendees can sample the bourbon at the peer engagement and to learn from one tion planning window, with the show comshow, then enjoy full pours — and even pur- another,” Kiser said. “This is a brand-new mitted to the city for both 2026 and 2027. chase a bottle to take home — during the opportunity for attendees to experience one New programming and attendee experiences

will continue to enhance the show’s value for all audiences. Also coming in 2026, Equip will launch several new and returning features, including new events, education and networking opportunities: • Dealer breakfast returns — a refreshed version of the popular Dealer Breakfast returns, offering an exclusive networking opportunity ahead of the dealer-only show floor hours. • Opening reception at Churchill Downs — Opening night kicks off at the First Turn Club at Churchill Downs, offering a uniquely Kentucky welcome experience. • Concert at 4th Street Live! — Equip brings back a high-energy nighttime concert in one of Louisville’s premier entertainment districts. • Expanded pro education series — More advanced education for landscapers, hardscapers, outdoor power equipment dealers and service professionals. • More Education in tree care, irrigation and other new business segments — Responding to demand, Equip will offer new in-depth sessions tailored to these fastgrowing sectors. For more information, visit EquipExposition.com. 

Construction Industry Insights...

Skanska Releases Fall 2025 Construction Market Report Skanska has released its Fall 2025 Construction Market Trends Report. Leveraging its composite construction index, the report delivers in-depth analysis and critical insights into the current state of the construction industry, highlighting the impact of tariff exposure, labor shortages, policy uncertainty and sector performance. “As we approach the end of the year, the United States construction market is shaped by both volatility and opportunity,” said Steve Stouthamer, executive vice president of project planning of Skanska USA Building. “Despite ongoing challenges with material costs and labor availability, strong demand in high-growth sectors such as data centers, semiconductor facilities and pharmaceutical manufacturing are expected to drive momentum in the market as we move into 2026.” With experience across diverse sectors nationwide and globally, Skanska brings a unique perspective on emerging industry trends, with key report highlights including: • Total construction starts were up 3.1 percent in September 2025 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.26 trillion, driven mainly by nonbuilding with modest gains in residential construction. • Year-to-date starts increased 3.5 percent compared to 2024. Nonresidential building starts declined by 6.2 percent in September but are up 5 percent year-over-year. • Construction costs remain volatile, especially for key materials like steel, metals and lumber.

“...high-growth sectors such as data centers, semiconductor facilities and pharmaceutical manufacturing are expected to drive momentum in the market as we move into 2026.” Steve Stouthamer Skanska USA Building

• The current administration has announced a blanket 10 percent tariff on all lumber imports, effective Oct. 14, 2025, which early estimates suggest will have limited immediate impact on lumber pricing. • Copper pricing has stabilized after collapsing in July, when it was announced that exemptions were included in

the refined and scrap copper tariffs, which make up more than 80 percent of annual copper imports. • Structural steel pricing continues to move slowly and steadily upward, including recent increases of $35/ton on wide flange steel and $60/ton on plate steel, with increased lead times of 8-14 weeks. • Aluminum prices continue to push record highs. Nickel prices are down and have stabilized. • Overall pricing remains elevated due to sustained demand from high-tech sectors such as data centers, semiconductor fabrication and other copper-intensive construction. • In August 2025, construction unemployment was 3.2 percent, with a drop of 7,000 jobs over the month driven mainly by decreases in nonresidential construction. • Industry employment has grown only 0.7 percent yearover year. A persistent labor shortfall, estimated at approximately 450,000 workers, continues to pressure wages, which may rise to retain talent. Data centers continue to see strong demand, fueled by Ai and cloud computing expansion. • Similarly, semiconductor and pharmaceutical manufacturing benefit from federal incentives and reshoring trends, positioning them for robust investment in the near term. This increase in demand is straining structural steel mill capacity, resulting in longer lead times and contributing to elevated copper prices. For more information, visit skanska.com. 

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AED Advocacy Delivers Win for Equipment Industry in NDAA On Dec. 17, the U.S. Senate approved the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), sending it to President Trump for his signature, following passage by the U.S. House of Representatives. Importantly, the final bill did not include right to repair provisions that AED actively lobbied against, representing a significant victory for the industry and a setback to those seeking to impose these mandates on products, including off-road equipment. AED members actively engaged lawmakers regarding the equipment industry’s concerns with language originally included in the house and senate NDAAs passed by both the house and senate, and it was a top priority during the AED policy conference and advocacy day in October 2025. “Thank you to equipment dealers and manufacturers for educating lawmakers about the impact misguided right to repair proposals have on the industry,” said AED president and CEO Brian P. McGuire. “This

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was not a time for the equipment industry to be passive. Ensuring that right to repair provisions were removed from the National Defense Authorization Act prevents off-road equipment from inclusion in legislation pertaining to military and weapons systems, and assists in our efforts to defeat similar proposals that apply directly to the products AED members distribute, service and manufacture.” Throughout the process, AED led the charge on behalf of equipment dealers against the NDAA right to repair provisions, as outlined in an article by AED’s Senior Vice President of Government and External Affairs Daniel B. Fisher that was published in Farm Equipment in July 2025. For more information, visit aednet.org. 

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALEX LYON & SON

KUBOTA EXCAVATOR ................................................................36

HOUSTON TX 1/20/26 ..........................................................72

LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC ............................................54

ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC ........................................10

MANITOWOC CRANES ................................................................75

ALTA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ..........................................76

MCCANN INDUSTRIES INC............................................................6

AMULET ........................................................................................54

MCCOY CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY ....................................11

ASTEC KPI-JCI ..............................................................................38

METSO USA INC. ..........................................................................39

BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC ......................................................40,41

MID COUNTRY MACHINERY ........................................................3

BARGAINS ....................................................................................60

PARTS ASAP ................................................................................19

BOBCAT PORTABLE POWER......................................................31

POWERSCREEN ..........................................................................48

BRANDEIS MACHINERY ..............................................................13

RACKERS EQUIPMENT CO ........................................................47

BROOKS TRACTOR ................................................................15,24

RAMMER........................................................................................44

BRYAN AUCTION

ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY ....................................................9

ORLANDO FL FEBRUARY 13, 2026 ....................................73

ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION ......................................63

CEG SCALE MODELS ..................................................................20

ROLAND MACHINERY CO. ............................................................5

CONSTRUCTION ASSOC. OF MICHIGAN ....................................6

SAKAI SOIL....................................................................................34

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE ........................49,50,58,71

SANY AMERICA INC ....................................................................59

CSTK JCB ......................................................................................19

SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES ........................................................54

EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS ........................................................21

SCHWEISS BI FOLD DOORS ......................................................19

EASI POUR ....................................................................................27

SENNEBOGEN ..............................................................................46

ESCO WEIR ..................................................................................55

STAR EQUIPMENT LTD..................................................................6

FABICK CAT ....................................................................................2

TEREX FUCHS ..............................................................................47

FAE USA INC ................................................................................45

THUNDER CREEK ........................................................................64

FARM-RITE EQUIPMENT INC ......................................................12

TOWMASTER INC. ........................................................................65

FELLING TRAILERS ................................................................66,67

TRI-STATE BOBCAT ....................................................................45

FINKBINER EQUIPMENT CO ........................................................7

VLP AN EQUIPMENTSHARE COMPANY ......................................7

FLANGE LOCK ..............................................................................17

WEILER GRADER ....................................................................56,57

HIPOWER SYSTEMS INC ............................................................29 HITACHI EXCAVATOR ..................................................................35

OHIO STATE SUPPLEMENT

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT..............................22,23

COLUMBUS EQUIPMENT CO ........................................................8

IRAY AUCTIONS INC ....................................................................72

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE..........................................7

JOHN DEERE ..........................................................................32,33

GORILLA HAMMERS ......................................................................1

KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC ..................................................16

JCB OF OHIO ..................................................................................5

KLEEMANN ..............................................................................42,43

MURPHY TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO ......................................3

KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ..........................50,51

STONE PRODUCTS INC ................................................................5

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP....................................................60,61

THE MCLEAN CO............................................................................6

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12321 E. Pine Street Tulsa, OK 74116 918/438-1700

8320 Ruby Ave. Kansas City, KS 66111 913/850-6300

4617 Powell Street McAlester, OK 74501 918/310-1550

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

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

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

470 Dick Buchanan St. La Verge, TN 37086 615-562-3979

5052 W 2400 S, Bldg. B Salt Lake City, UT 84120 801-297-8500

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

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

3601 Koppens Way Chesapeake, VA 23323 757-935-4300

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

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

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

11475 153rd St. Omaha, NE 68138 402-894-9300

1700 S Sam Houston Pkwy W, Houston, TX 77047 713-433-6411

3637 E Miami Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85040 602-232-0660

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