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Putting ‘Grand’ Back in Grand Rapids

A major restoration effort aims to bring rapids back to the Grand River while improving habitat for native species, public safety and access to the water in Grand Rapids, Mich. The broader plan covers 2.5 mi. of river, with a Lower Reach from Bridge Street to Fulton Street and an Upper Reach from Ann Street to Bridge Street. Taplin Group LLC is carrying out the project with the Lower Reach construction now under way. Crews are slated to remove four low-head dams and replace them with two channel-wide grade-control structures built from rock, boulders and river material. The design also includes more than 125 scattered habitat boulders and gently sloping riffles. Taplin is using a Komatsu HM3003 haul truck to move boulders through the river and a Komatsu PC360-11 excavator fitted with an NPK DG-40 Demo Grab to place them. The Demo Grab’s 360-degree rotation helps the operator orient each boulder in the riverbed. A sandbag cofferdam helps manage water around the work area.

G.W. Van Keppel Celebrates 100 Years in Equipment Industry...24

RB Scott Company Marks 50 Years in Aggregate Industry...30

A Komatsu excavator with an NPK grapple places boulders in the Grand River. The Lower Reach design uses natural stone to restore rapids and create a more varied habitat.

FAE Brings Global Equipment Community Together in Italy...51 Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Aggregate & Recycling. .Section Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30-43 . 4 Attachments Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51-59 Concrete News Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63-66 Snow & Ice Section . . . . . . . . . . Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-43 71-75 Aggregate & Recycling Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81-85 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89-95 Attachments Section Business Calendar . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51-59 . . . 91 Advertisers Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Concrete News Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63-66 Snow & Ice Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71-75 Truck & Trailer Section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81-85 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89-95 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Advertisers Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

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Better Safe Than Sorry

Risks of Minimal Insurance Can Wipe Out Good Construction Businesses With One Incident For a small construction contractor, a single catastrophic loss — a defective job, equipment collision or employee injury — can quickly surpass total liability insurance limits. The risk of underinsuring a company, especially when construction costs and labor shortages are at an all-time high, can easily devastate a contractor and force him or her to shut the business doors. It’s traditionally been common practice for insurance providers to base suggested insuraNPK nce

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A single incident, accident or loss can wipe out a small contractor’s entire operation. Minimal insurance coverage comes with high risk.

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CONTITECH BEGINS WORK ON $85M EXPANSION IN IOWA

Work has begun on an $85 million project to expand ContiTech’s manufacturing operations in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. A new compounding center will enhance the company’s competitiveness and support its ability to meet growing demand.

USACE’S NEW LOCK AT THE SOO REACHES HALFWAY POINT

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Construction of the New Lock at the Soo in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., has reached the halfway point, marking a major milestone in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ effort to add a second Poe-sized lock to the Soo Locks complex.

Construction Equipment Guide was recently invited inside the Live the Difference 2026 experience, in which FAE welcomed hundreds of customers, dealers, business partners and employees from around the world to northern Italy.

GOMACO HOSTS ANNUAL TWO-DAY INVITATIONAL #44 IN IDA GROVE

BUTLER OPENS FIRST CAT COMPACT, RENTALS STORE IN BISMARCK

Butler Machinery announced the opening of its first Cat Compact and Butler Cat Rentals location in Bismarck, N.D., located at 3500 Miriam Ave. The new store expands access to Cat compact equipment, rental solutions and support.

The GOMACO Invitational is the company’s annual golf event, which was held at the Ida Grove Golf and Country Club and three surrounding golf courses, including Holstein, Mapleton and Schleswig.

ADVANCE PRODUCES ITS 20,000TH FRONT-DISCHARGE MIXER

G.W. VAN KEPPEL CELEBRATES 100 YEARS IN EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY

GOMACO HOSTS ANNUAL TWO-DAY INVITATIONAL #44 IN IDA GROVE

TOP 15 THINGS TO SEE, DO AT EQUIP EXPOSITION 2026 IN LOUISVILLE, KY.

The G.W. Van Keppel Company celebrated a century in the heavy equipment industry Sept. 24, 2026, with a 100th anniversary celebration at its Kansas City, Mo., location.

Equip Exposition announces the top 15 experiences and education opportunities at this year’s show held Oct. 20-23, 2026, at the Kentucky Exposition Center.

FABICK CAT ANNOUNCES CATERPILLAR ACQUISITION

KUBOTA’S GRANT PROGRAM INVESTS $50,000 IN COMMUNITY PROJECTS

For more than a century, Fabick Cat has had the privilege of serving customers and communities across our territory. The strength of our company today is rooted in the relationships we have built along the way.

Kubota announced 10 community-based nonprofits that have been selected as winners of the 2026 Kubota Hometown Proud grant program. Each organization will receive $25,000 in cash and $25,000 to purchase of Kubota equipment.

RB SCOTT COMPANY MARKS 50 YEARS IN AGGREGATE INDUSTRY

VOLVO INCREASES RECYCLED MATERIALS IN HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS

RB Scott Company is celebrating 50 years in the aggregate industry, marking a milestone for the family-owned business that has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a dealer of aggregate and recycling processing equipment.

Volvo Trucks announced that it has increased the use of recycled and renewable materials in its newest heavy-duty truck models, reflecting the company’s effort to reduce the environmental impact from truck manufacturing.

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

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ContiTech Begins Work On $85M Expansion in Iowa

Roughly 42,000 cu. yds. of dirt will be excavated during construction.

Cindy Riley

CEG CORRESPONDENT

Work has begun on an $85 million project that will expand ContiTech’s manufacturing operations in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. A new compounding center will enhance the company’s competitiveness and support its ability to meet growing market demand. “It’s very exciting to see the start of construction after many months of planning and preparation,” ContiTech Mount Pleasant facility project manager Peter Zehr told Construction Equipment Guide. “As our sales increase, we are requiring more rubber compound volume. To meet these needs, we require additional volume to serve our internal compound consumption.” The more than 80,000-sq.-ft. compounding center will strengthen ContiTech’s production capabilities across its hose and belt businesses by integrating production, warehouse and office operations. Doing so will result in the ability to deliver high-performance, material-based technologies, with a focus on hoses and belts. “This new compounding center will reduce costs for the compounds,” said Zehr. “It will also give us a near instant response time if a quality concern arises, due to complete inhouse lab testing capabilities.” According to Zehr, the expansion will enhance operational capabilities and competitiveness, while reinforcing the ability to deliver material-driven solutions. “The reaction time to quality concerns will be very quick. Also, in-house/ in plant production means flexibility to produce compounds for changing production needs of the hose facility. Our inventory will be reduced as well, as there will be no ‘in transit’ material.” Zehr said creating as many as 50 high-quality new jobs in Mount Pleasant is another benefit of construction. “The city of Mount Pleasant has shown a great interest and enthusiasm for this project. The city officials, including the building inspectors and mayor, visit the construction site asking how they can assist in getting our plant up and

Opus photo Opus photo Work has begun on an $85 million project that will expand ContiTech’s

manufacturing operations in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.

running.” Opus, headquartered in Minnetonka, Minn., is the designbuilder on the project. Opus faces a crucial early milestone this fall, when a portion of the mixing facility must be ready to support the installation of critical mixing equipment arriving from overseas. Zehr noted one of the main construction challenges for crews so far has been the soggy conditions at the site. This has resulted in slowing or stopping construction at times, as the site dries out to continue operations. “We had a very wet spring which slowed and delayed construction. Potential delays were accounted for in the timeline, and these allotted weather days have not yet been

exceeded.” The site has been leveled and the provisions for soil erosion have been put in place. The wall footings also are complete. Currently, the building is being erected, with the wall panels and floors being lifted and secured in place. Key tasks remaining include the finalizing of the erection and the start of the mechanical and electrical infrastructure installation. The facility will feature two mixing lines integrated with an automated warehouse. Designed to withstand high shear forces and temperatures, the mixers enable thorough integration of ingredients. The result is a compound with uniform physical and chemical properties, ready for downstream processes that include extrusion, molding or calendaring. In order to construct the two advanced mixing lines, attention to detail is critical. “This involves preplanning for large floor loads and the various openings in the walls and floors for material and people movement,” said Zehr. Workers also are building an automated high-bay, which requires a great deal of coordination to ensure a proper flow of materials. In addition, the digital integration of the high bay warehouse into the production systems digitalization is being mapped out in great detail. Roughly 42,000 cu. yds. of dirt will be excavated during construction. The chief material required to build the facility is precast concrete panels. The equipment being used on the project is typical earthmoving and excavating machinery. A large crane is also needed to lift the concrete walls and floors into place. Construction began in March 2026 and will continue until June 2027. For Zehr and others, the completed building will be well worth the wait. “Our investment in Mount Pleasant reflects our longterm commitment to ContiTech’s growth in the Americas, strengthening regional supply chains and expanding our manufacturing ecosystem. It’s very satisfying to see a large ContiTech Industrial Solutions Americas photo and diverse group of people work so well together for one Construction began in March 2026 and will continue common goal.  CEG until June 2027.

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#93542 | 2008 KOMATSU D51PX-22, PAT BLADE, REAR SCREENS, 8389 HOURS. ........................................................$67,500

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2005 JD 35D, 4,145 Hrs, OROPS, Hydraulic Thumb, 5’8” Arm, Blade, Aux. Hyraul., #298144 . . . . . .$29,000

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

2007 HITACHI ZX350 LC-3 #297921 Cab w/AC, Std. Boom, 32” Pads, Bucket, #297921 . . . . . . . . . . $33,795

2020 NH L318, 463 Hrs, Foot Cntrls, HPattern, 2-Spd., 72” Bckt, Aux. Hydraulics, #305129. . . . Call for Price

2004 Tigercat 620C, 8,595 Hrs, Single Function Grapple, Stacking Blade, Winch, #301423 . . . . .$50,000

2014 CAT 563C, 7,901 Hours, Cab w/A/C, SC57 Saw, 35L Tires, #296192 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54,000

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

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

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

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

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

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

2016 Kom PC24LC-11, 4,834 Hrs., Cab w/AC, Coupler, Long Arm, 32” Pads, #297731 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $132,000

2019 JD 2112D C, 21-Yd Capactiy, 12’ Cutting Width, 26.5 Tires, Carry-All Bowl, #303113 . . . . . . . . . . . . $116,000

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USACE’s New Lock at the Soo Reaches Halfway Point Construction of the New Lock at the Soo in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., has reached the halfway point, marking a major milestone in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) effort to add a second Poe-sized lock to the Soo Locks complex. According to the USACE, Detroit District, Phase 3 of the project reached 50 percent completion in September. The $3.219 billion project is being built in the footprint of the existing Sabin Lock and is designed to provide additional capacity and resiliency at the Soo Locks. The project is being constructed in three phases. Phase 1, which involved deepening the upstream approach channel from 24 to 30 ft., was completed in August 2022. Phase 2, involving rehabilitation of the upstream approach walls, was substantially completed in September 2024. Phase 3 is the major construction portion of the project and includes demolition of the existing Sabin Lock, infilling the Davis Lock, construction of a new pump well and construction of the new lock chamber, according to the Corps. The Phase 3 base contract was awarded in July 2022 to Kokosing Alberici Traylor LLC (KAT) of Westerville, Ohio. The contractor has been working on bedrock excavation and construction of the new lock chamber, with concrete monoliths forming the walls of the new structure. A Corps photograph from August shows the concrete monoliths taking shape. According to the Detroit District, 84 concrete monoliths, along with extensive reinforcing steel, will make up the new lock chamber. The new lock will be the same size as the existing Poe Lock — 1,200 ft. long, 110 ft. wide and 32 ft. deep. The design will allow the new facility to accommodate the large vessels that currently are limited to the Poe Lock. The Soo Locks are located on the St. Marys River and allow vessels to bypass a 21-ft. elevation change between Lake Superior and Lake Huron.Approximately 80 million tons of commercial commodities pass through the facility each year, according to the Corps. The agency also reports that 88 percent of commercial commodity tonnage moving through the Soo Locks is restricted by vessel size to the Poe Lock. Adding another Poe-sized lock is intended to provide redundancy if the existing Poe Lock is unavailable for maintenance or an unplanned outage. The Corps awarded additional Phase 3 options totaling $95.3 million in June 2025. Those options included downstream work, a hands-free mooring system and downstream ship arrestors. The project’s current construction plan calls for completion in 2030, assuming efficient funding and favorable conditions. Reaching 50 percent completion represents the latest step in a construction program that has already involved major excavation, demolition and concrete work. With the project now halfway through Phase 3, crews will continue construction of the lock chamber and associated infrastructure as the Corps works toward bringing the new lock into service. The New Lock at the Soo is intended to strengthen the Soo Locks’ ability to handle Great Lakes vessel traffic while providing another route for large vessels when the Poe Lock is unavailable.  CEG

USACE photo

The $3.219 billion project is being built in the footprint The project’s current construction plan calls for of the existing Sabin Lock and is designed to provide completion in 2030, assuming efficient funding and additional capacity and resiliency at the Soo Locks. favorable conditions.

USACE photo

Construction of the New Lock at the Soo in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., has reached the halfway point, marking a major milestone.

USACE photo

The Corps awarded additional Phase 3 options USACE photo totaling $95.3 million in June 2025. Those options The new lock will be the same size as the existing Poe Lock included downstream work, a hands-free mooring — 1,200 ft. long, 110 ft. wide and 32 ft. deep. system and downstream ship arrestors.

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Taplin Group Relies On NPK Grapple to Complete Project

A Komatsu haul truck and excavator work in the Grand River. The Lower Reach plan will remove four low-head dams and replace them with two channel-wide grade-control structures. Justin Davidson (L), project manager, Remediation Services, and Ken Skala, NPKCE district manager, overlook boulder placement in the Grand River.

Taplin Group uses a Komatsu haul truck to deliver boulders for the Lower Reach project, which calls for more than 125 scattered habitat boulders. NPK from page 1

A sandbag cofferdam serves as a water-control barrier across the Grand River, helping crews manage flow during construction of the Lower Reach restoration.

A Komatsu haul truck carries boulders through the Grand River for Taplin Group LLC, the contractor on the Lower Reach restoration between Bridge and Fulton streets.

CRC Contractors Rental provides equipment and support to Taplin. AIS Construction Equipment is the NPK attachment dealer supporting the job. NPK Construction Equipment manufactures the DG-40 Demo Grab used on the excavator. “As a construction equipment manufacturer, we take great pride in seeing our products put to work in unique and innovative ways. Watching our DG-40 help restore a natural habitat to its original condition, with such precision and care, is truly the icing on the cake,” Chris Salerno, vice president of sales of NPK Construction Equipment, told Construction An NPK grapple grips a boulder beneath a downtown bridge. Boulder placement is intended to Equipment Guide. see NPK page 56

recreate the Grand River’s historic rapids and improve aquatic habitat.

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

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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 SPECIALS Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever & P/S trans, tailgate, work ready. . . . . . . . . . . . . $115,000 (12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a towremote. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000 to $10,000 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single drum,

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

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

BACKHOES

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

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

Cat 613C Water Wagon, 1994, 5000 gal drop tank, ROPS, spray heads. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,500 Cat 621F, 1996, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x2, very good condition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CALL

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

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The Bismarck location combines Cat Compact equipment sales with Butler Cat Rentals, creating a customer-focused destination where customers can find the right machine, rental solution, parts, service, and support all in one place. Cat Compact

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Butler Machinery announced the opening of its first Cat Compact and Butler Cat Rentals location in Bismarck, N.D., located at 3500 Miriam Ave.

projects to agriculture and property maintenance, the new store offers equipment and rental options for virtually any job site. Customers can explore flexible ownership and rental solutions while working with knowledgeable local team members dedicated to helping match the right equipment to their needs. Cat Compact’s brand promise centers on being “At the Ready” — providing dependable machines, responsive service, and support that helps customers keep moving forward. The opening also reflects Butler Machinery’s ongoing commitment to investing in the communities it serves. By expanding its presence in Bismarck, the company is creating greater access to equipment, rentals and support services while strengthening its ability to serve customers throughout the region. To celebrate the new location, Butler Machinery hosted a Grand Opening Open House on Sept. 29. Customers, community members and industry partners were invited to tour the facility, meet the team, explore equipment and rental offerings and learn more about the services available at the new location. For more information, visit butlermachinery.com. 

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G.W. Van Keppel Celebrates 100 Years in Equipment Industry Katherine Petrik

CEG SENIOR EDITOR

he G.W. Van Keppel Company celebrated a century in the heavy equipment industry Sept. 24, 2026, with a 100th anniversary celebration at its Kansas City, Mo., location. The event, held at the company’s facility on Bannister Road, brought together employees, customers, industry partners and others to mark the milestone. Activities included food and drink trucks, a Gold Rush appearance and fireworks at dusk. Van Keppel traces its roots to 1926, when company founder G.W. Van Keppel established the business to meet the equipment needs of Kansas City-area road builders. An immigrant from Holland, Van Keppel built the company around the idea of serving as a connection between equipment

manufacturers and the contractors and other users who depended on their machines. That philosophy has remained an important part of the company’s identity as it has grown and expanded over the past 100 years. The company’s original location was at 2461 Pennway in Kansas City, Mo., where its first office was located in the basement of the building. Van Keppel later expanded its operations and product offerings, moving its headquarters to Kansas City, Kan., and opening additional locations throughout the Midwest. Tom Walker joined the company in the 1950s after marrying G.W. Van Keppel’s daughter, Elizabeth. Their son, Bill Walker, joined the business in 1976, continuing the family’s involvement in the company. see CENTURY page 26

(L-R) are Brandon Schmitt of Volvo; Chris Lund of Van Keppel; Mitchel Rowley of Groundwork Group; and Melissa Guy of Volvo.

(L-R) are Mary Walker, Kevin Kientz, Champayne Norton, all of Van Keppel, and Trish Longan of Pennway Group. Jeremiah Reinhardt (L) of LeeBoy and Derec Yakel of BOMAG, represented the FAYAT Group at the anniversary celebration.

In front of this Bergmann C805s high-capacity dumper (L-R) are Rick White, Anthony Wheeler and Britt Jaubon of JM Fahey Construction in Kansas City. They were there to congratulate Van Keppel on 100 years in business. On display at the Van Keppel celebration was a Volvo A30 articulated truck being loaded by a Volvo EC500 excavator.

Dan Rafferty (L) of Volvo Construction Equipment shows Juan Ibarra of the TV show Gold Rush Van Keppel currently represents a broad range of how to load rocks with the Volvo EC750 excavator equipment manufacturers. simulator.

(L-R): Randy Spalding, Mark Cook, Eric Spiller, Andrew Spiller and Danny Brockhaus, all of Randy Spalding Excavating, are about to enjoy some fare from the food trucks on site.

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(L-R): Kevin Kientz, COO of Van Keppel; Ben Schmidtlein, sales manager AG Group of Van Keppel; customer Kelly Briggs of Bayer Construction Company; and Bill Walker, CEO of Van Keppel, catch up during the 100th anniversary celebration.

Steve Paone of Midland Machinery came all the way from New York to help celebrate Van Keppel’s 100th anniversary.

Cole Wilson was ready to show customers this Bergmann C815S water truck.

(L-R) are Krissy Lund, vice president of sales, Van Keppel: Joe Booley, Kansas City sales, Van Keppel; Ryan Breit of Breit Construction; Chad Rosenstengle of Breit Construction; and Adam Riddell of Superior Bowen.

(L-R) are Jason Kellner of Van Keppel; Steve Korth, Van Keppel: Travis Best of Legacy Drilling and Blasting; Stacey Stroble of Legacy Drilling and Blasting; and Jerry Enyeart, district manager of Epiroc, with an Epiroc SmartROC T40 drill rig.

Mark Young (R) of Van Keppel welcomes (L-R) P&M (L-R): are Brad Cook of Van Keppel; Zach Platt of UC (L-R): Jeff Shrout of Clarkson Construction, Excavating’s Macy, Robert, Rob and Landon Malone to the Contracting; Coy Burton of Too Low Farms with a Kansas City, Mo., talks with Jeff Sharp and Scott 100th anniversary celebration. Hyundai HD100 dozer. Bauercamper of Rammer.

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Van Keppel Looks Forward to Next Century of Business

Weir Esco’s Anthony Obi (L) and Brad Turnquist gave out information on the company’s mining, Chris Holt (L) and Jason Potter of Crusher Wear Parts (CWP) were on hand to discuss CWP’s offerings. construction and industrial products.

Linden Talley, regional sales manager of SAKAI, had some swag to give away to guests. CENTURY from page 25

Van Keppel represents a broad range of equipment manufacturers, including Antraquip, Astec KPI_JCI, Astec Mobile Screens, Bergmann, BOMAG, Epiroc, Etnyre, Hyundai Construction Equipment, Hyundai Forklift, Kone Forklift, K-Tec scraper, LeeBoy, Midland, Peerless Conveyor, Pro-All Mixers, Rammer, Roadtec, SAKAI, SENNEBOGEN, Stepp Manufacturing, and Volvo Construction Equipment. The equipment lines cover applications including aggregate processing, quarry supplies, road building, asphalt, construction, material handling and other heavyduty applications. Van Keppel also provides parts and service support for the equipment it sells, with factorytrained technicians and field and shop service available throughout its network. A century after its founding, Van Keppel continues to operate on the principle established by its founder — connecting manufacturers with the equipment users who put those machines to work building roads, developing sites, processing aggregates and completing other construction projects. The 100th anniversary celebration provided an opportunity for the company and those who have been part of its history to look back on that century of growth while recognizing the people and relationships that helped shape Van Keppel along the way. “Our business is a personal business built around great people — the people at Van Keppel Company, the manufacturers we represent and the customers we serve,” Bill Walker, CEO, told Construction Equipment Guide. “We are grateful to all of them for being a part of our journey and for helping us celebrate 100 years in business.” For more information, visit vankeppel.com.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

(L-R): Al Engnes of Clarkson Construction talks with (L-R) are Mike Paul of JMP Services; James K-Tec’s Steve Craig, Chris O’Connell and Jeremy Schutte. Bulebush of Antraquip; and Mike Ward of Ward Construction.

(L-R): Jodi Dugan, Clair Dugan, Jeremy Greer and Katie Greer of Ray County Stone were looking over this EC500 excavator.

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To Our Valued Customers, For more than a century, Fabick Cat has had the privilege of serving customers and communities across our territory. The strength of our company today is rooted in the relationships we have built along the way, and we are incredibly grateful for the trust you have placed in us. We are sharing an important update about the future of Fabick Cat. Caterpillar has entered into an agreement to acquire Fabick Cat. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and routine closing conditions and is expected to close in approximately 30 days. Until closing, Fabick Cat will continue operating under its current ownership. This decision comes at a time when Fabick Cat is a strong and successful dealership. Caterpillar and the Fabick family carefully evaluated options for the future of the business and determined this transition was the best path to support our customers while maintaining the strong service and local support you know today. Upon closing, much of what you know and trust about Fabick Cat will remain: • There are no plans to change the Fabick Cat name. • Normal business operations will continue. • You will continue working with the Fabick Cat teams and day-to-day contacts you know and trust. John Fabick Tractor Co. (DBA Fabick Cat) will remain the legal entity. All customer/vendor transactions will continue through John Fabick Tractor Co. (DBA Fabick Cat), just as they do today.

• Our commitment to providing exceptional Cat products, services and support will continue. As we prepare for this next chapter, it’s important to recognize and thank the Fabick family. For more than 100 years, generations of the family have dedicated themselves to building this company, supporting its people and serving our customers and communities. Their leadership and commitment created the foundation that has allowed Fabick Cat to become the strong organization it is today. It is a legacy that deserves our gratitude and respect, and one we are proud to carry forward. As we look ahead, our vision, “To Ever Serve Our Customers Better,” remains as meaningful as ever. While our ownership is changing, our commitment to our customers is not. We enter this next chapter confident in the future of Fabick Cat and deeply grateful for the customers and relationships that have made more than a century of service possible. We look forward to continuing to support your business and earning your trust every day. If you have questions about what this announcement means for your business, please reach out to your Fabick Cat representative. With gratitude, Todd Stanley Executive VP & COO Fabick Cat 

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B Scott Company is celebrating 50 years in the aggregate industry, marking a milestone for the family-owned business that has grown from a manufacturer’s representative and parts distributor into a dealer of aggregate and recycling processing equipment. Ralph and Norma Scott founded RB Scott Company in 1976. The company represented equipment manufacturers, including Deister Machine Company, and distributed screens and wear parts. Three years later, Ralph Scott was looking for a salesman to cover the Minneapolis area. John Mickelson, who was living in Minneapolis at the time, applied for the position. “I went from a rock band to a rock crusher salesman,” Mickelson said. Mickelson had played keyboard in a high school rock band in Eau Claire, Wis., before attending college at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He also was dating Ralph Scott’s daughter, Nancy. Mickelson joined the company in 1979 and married Nancy in 1980. In 1993, the couple purchased RB Scott Company from her parents when they retired. Today, the company is transitioning into its third generation of family leadership. John Mickelson is CEO, Nancy is vice president, daughter Katie (Mickelson) Murphy is president and son Scott Mickelson is a district manager based in Plymouth, Minn. The company celebrated its 50th anniversary on Sept. 15 at its headquarters in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Held on a beautiful fall day, the event was well attended by vendors, customers, employ-

Two RB Scott service trucks had the honor of hoisting Old Glory about the celebration of RB Scott’s 50 years in business.

(L-R) are John Mickelson, CEO of RB Scott; Dave Ostlie of Bituminous Roadways Inc.; Jason Rouleau of RB Scott; and Mike Hoffman of Bituminous Roadways Inc.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of RB Scott (L-R) are Katie Murphy, president; Susan (Scott) Squires (daughter of Ralph and Norma Scott); Nancy Mickelson, vice president; and Patti McCown (daughter of Ralph and Norma Scott).

ees and their families and featured vendor booths, product displays, a company presentation, food trucks and live music by Hitchville. Building Business Ralph Scott had already established himself in the aggregate industry before starting RB Scott Company. He had co-founded Du-

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Jeff Oleson (L) of Copps Industries talks with Jose Perez of RB Scott at the 50th anniversary celebration.

Mike Hassemer (L) and Nate Bleskacek of A-1 Excavating stopped by to wish RB Scott the best for the company’s next 50 years.

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Third Generation Prepares to Launch RB Scott Into Next 50 Years of Business SCOTT from page 30

When Mickelson joined the company, he took over Minnesota, South Dakota, and North Dakota. Ralph and Norma initially operated the business from their home in Eau Claire. and later they moved it to a small building in nearby Altoona, Wis. RB Scott moved to its current Eau Claire location in 1997. The facility has expanded over the years and now totals approximately 22,000 sq. ft., including administrative and support offices, parts sales, a warehouse, wire screen fabrication, and an assembly and maintenance shop. The company serves customers in the sand and gravel, crushed stone, frac sand and recycling industries. Its business includes new and used equipment, parts, service and aftermarket support. RB Scott offers equipment from manufacturers and suppliers including Metso, StraightLine Conveyors, MDS Rip Rap Machines, Eagle Iron Works washing equipment and parts, Schurco Slurry pumps and parts, Argonics, Eagle Iron Works, Flex-Hide Conveyor Belting, Flexco, Master Power Transmission, Scheerer, Superior Components, and TEMA Isenmann. Adding Manufacturing Capabilities One of the company’s significant developments was the addition of GreyHawk Design & Fabrication Inc., a family-owned company founded in 2008 to design and manufacture process equipment for the sand, gravel and crushed stone industries. GreyHawk creates and manufactures portable chassis and modular structures for crushers, screens and other specialty structures and systems equipment. A new assembly shop was recently added to increase capacity. “That is where we design and assemble large portable chassis and modular structures for the rock crushers or screens and things to go on,” said Murphy. “A lot of the equipment you see on our website is on a GreyHawk chassis. And that, I think, really propelled us into the next level that we’re at today.” The addition expanded the company’s capabilities and gave RB Scott another way to provide complete processing solutions to customers. see SCOTT page 36

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Rubble Master Names McCoy Authorized Dealer in Four States McCoy Construction & Forestry announced a strategic dealership agreement with Rubble Master, a global leader in mobile crushing and screening equipment. McCoy Construction & Forestry will offer sales, parts, service and rental support for Rubble Master equipment through its locations across Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee. The partnership expands McCoy Construction & Forestry’s portfolio of equipment solutions and strengthens its ability to support customers in the aggregates, recycling, demolition, roadbuilding and site development industries with mobile material processing equipment. Rubble Master is recognized worldwide for its lineup of mobile impact crushers and screening plants, designed to help contractors and producers efficiently process concrete, asphalt, natural rock and other materials while maximizing productivity and profitability. “We are excited to partner with Rubble Master and bring their world-class crushing and screening solutions to customers throughout our territory,” said Jeff Herkert, president of McCoy Construction & Forestry. “Our customers are continually looking for ways to improve efficiency,

reduce operating costs and create new opportunities through material recycling and processing. Rubble Master’s equipment, backed by McCoy’s commitment to superior customer support, will help them do exactly that.” Customers throughout the four-state region will benefit from McCoy’s extensive dealership network, experienced sales team, factory-trained technicians and

comprehensive parts support. The company plans to offer equipment demonstrations, rental options, aftermarket support and technical expertise to help customers maximize machine uptime and return on investment. “McCoy Construction & Forestry has built a strong reputation for customer service, technical expertise and longterm customer relationships,” said Harald

Kussegg, managing director, Rubble Master Americas Corp. “Their commitment to supporting customers before, during and after the sale aligns perfectly with the Rubble Master philosophy. We are excited to partner with their team and expand access to Rubble Master equipment across this important territory.” For more information, visit McCoyCF. com. 

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McCoy Construction & Forestry will offer sales, parts, service and rental support for Rubble Master equipment through its locations across Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee.

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Superior Names Rock Machinery New Full-Line Dealer In Michigan Superior Industries Inc., a U.S.-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, announces Rock Machinery as its new fullline equipment dealer in Michigan. The expanded partnership gives aggregate producers throughout the state access to Superior’s complete portfolio of crushing, screening, washing and conveying equipment through a single, established dealer. In addition to individual machines, Rock Machinery can now work with producers and Superior to bring those technologies together into complete portable, modular or stationary plant solutions from a single source. “For Michigan producers, this is about having a single resource close to home that can help plan, build and support their entire processing operation,” said Jeff Gray, Superior’s director of sales. “Just as importantly, we already work extremely well with Rock Machinery, and they know our people, our products and our systems intimately through our existing partnership in Wisconsin and Illinois.” According to Superior, that full-line

capability becomes especially valuable when producers are planning new plants, expansions or major equipment replacements. Rather than sourcing individual pieces of equipment from multiple suppliers, Rock Machinery will work with Superior to evaluate the complete process, from feeding and crushing through screening, washing, stockpiling and load out. “Having Rock Machinery represent the full Superior line allows us to look at the entire application together and help the customer build a more integrated solution,” said Gray. “The value isn’t just in the individual machines, but in how they work together.” Together, the companies will focus on helping Michigan producers solve processing and handling challenges by considering how each piece of equipment affects the operation as a whole, with the goal of reducing bottlenecks, limiting downtime and getting more production from the plant. For more information, visit rockmachinery.com and superior-ind.com. 

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#142004 (2007) PORTABLE CEDARAPIDS 7X20 3-DECK SCREEN W/ 50HP MOTOR ON MASABA 2-AXLE CHASSIS Has been run without cloth in the 3rd deck and discharge belt missing from the bottom deck. Lots of extra screen cloth. Good condition.

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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.. #141176 (2023) Powerscreen Titan 1800 (5×16 2-deck) scalping screen. Cat C4.4 engine and approx 1500 overall hrs. Good Condition.

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#610137-1995 John Deere 644G Loader, unknown hours and 3 3/4 yard bucket. Good rubber and runs great, overall good condition. #410063-CAT D9H, EROPS cab w/ A/C, straight blade w/tilt. Single shank, 4-barrel ripper. 24" pads. U/C (overall approx 70%). Rebuilt engine, trans, and finals (HMR 2994) Left Trunnion is available but needs to be installed. Overall good condition. #700001 CAT 12F MOTORGRADER (1970), power shift, hydraulic side shift, & scarifier. 14.00-24TG tires approx 30-40%. Everything works and runs good. Good condition. #810142 (1998) Cat 769D 35 Ton Haul Truck, 485hp Cat 3408 engine. 8 forward gears & 1 reverse. 18.00 R33 E4 tires.

#1111085 Portable Pioneer 3042 jaw with 42"x16' VGG, 42" underconveyor, & 150hp motor on shopbuilt chassis. #118000-New/never used Universal 2036 jaw crusher parts, including: Jaw plates, toggle seats, toggle plates, spring loaders, and all thread rods. #111083 (2015) KLEEMAN MZ110i TRACK-MOUNTED JAW CRUSHER, (27X43″) with 5374 HRS #123024 Kue-Ken 51” cone crusher, in good condition. #121054 (1996) CEDARAPIDS MODEL 2100 VSI CRUSHER, 4-SHOE TABLE, ROCK SHELF, & 300HP MOTOR

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5831 State Avenue Kansas City, KS 66102 913-287-3322 6330 W 60 Highway Brookline (Springfield), MO 65619 417-222-7269 www.ste-equipment.com

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

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

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Seasonal Shift: How to Best Prepare Compact Equipment for Next Phase

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Bobcat photo Many contractors use seasonal workload shifts to

Seasonal preparation is an opportunity to improve equipment performance and utilization.

As project priorities shift throughout the year, so do the demands placed on compact equipment. Summer often centers on landscaping, grading and site preparation, while fall brings an increase in material handling, utility work, property maintenance and cleanup. For many contractors, the transition is less about slowing down and more about reallocating equipment, operators and attachments to meet changing customer needs. For contractors, seasonal shifts provide a natural checkpoint to evaluate equipment condition, prepare for upcoming contracts and identify opportunities to get more from equipment already on hand

schedule maintenance while machines are naturally cycling out of high-demand work.

naturally cycling out of high-demand work, helping minimize disruption to customer commitments. Addressing issues early helps keep crews productive when schedules tighten and job sites change.

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Don’t Forget Operators Machine readiness starts with the people behind the controls. Preparing equipment for a new season isn’t limited to mechanical components. Operator comfort, machine awareness and daily inspection routines all contribute to efficient operation. Inspect work lights, windshield wipers and mirrors to help operators maintain awareness of changing jobsite conditions as daylight hours shorten and weather becomes less predictable. Seasonal slowdowns can also create time for refresher training on attachment operation, inspections and operating practices that improve productivity. In a market where experienced operators remain in high demand, even small improvements in operator knowledge can help reduce wear, improve efficiency and support more consistent job site performance.

Prepare Attachments, Changing Workloads Seasonal success often depends on having the right attachment ready when the job changes. One of the biggest advantages of compact equipment is its ability to perform a wide range of tasks with the right attachment. As project demands evolve, contractors should evaluate whether their machines are configured for the applications they’ll be tackling next. Full Fleet Checkup For example, a skid-steer loader that Look beyond the daily walk-around spent the summer operating a brush to catch issues before they become cutter may soon be moving pallets of costly repairs. Routine inspections are essential, materials, supporting utility crews or but seasonal transitions are a good time handling fall cleanup projects. Those Think Beyond Maintenance to take a more comprehensive look at changing applications place different Seasonal preparation is an machine health. Months of demanding demands on attachments and hydraulic opportunity to improve equipment work can accelerate wear on key systems, making preparation critical performance and utilization, not just components, making this an ideal before the next project begins. service equipment. Inspect heavily used attachments for opportunity to identify small issues Preventive maintenance remains before they become larger maintenance wear or damage before shifting them important, but seasonal planning offers concerns. The end of a busy season into new applications. contractors a broader opportunity to Hydraulic couplers and connection improve operational performance. The often exposes wear that may have been overlooked while machines were points should be inspected for most effective fleets consistently match leaks or damage. Many attachment equipment, attachments and operators running at full utilization. Start with the fundamentals: performance issues can originate at to the work at hand. fluids, filters, hydraulic components, the connection point, where worn By treating seasonal transitions as a undercarriages, batteries and tire or couplers, damaged hoses or fittings or business planning exercise rather than track condition. The goal is not an contamination can affect productivity simply a maintenance task, contractors Looking tobut maximize your day-to-day operations? Pressure-compensated long before a visible failure occurs. exhaustive checklist identifying can load-sensing improve operational efficiency, Attachment reviews can also (PCLS) hydraulics on the redesigned John Deere 310SL Backhoe Loader smoothly increase wear that could impact performance maximize return on equipment underused equipment capable andinvestment during the next phase of with work.16% greater uncover and position their business cycle times rear backhoe trenching productivity* 15% more craning of supporting or for Many contractors use seasonal whatever opportunities the next capacity.** Along with John Deere Connectedadditional Support™, services you can elevate your underground project opportunities without workload operation shifts above to expectations schedule new season brings.  and plan to do more every day. (This article is courtesy of Bobcat.) maintenance while machines are requiring another machine purchase.

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Hyundai leads the industry with great warranties and a trusted dealer network that will support you.

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REDESIGNED OPERATOR ENVIRONMENT

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The real measure of comfort is how confidently your operator can take on the day. Updated Hyundai HA30 and HA45 ADTs help reduce fatigue and keep every load moving with new features below: • Adjustable heated air-suspension seat • Well-positioned automatic climate controls • Expanded visibility • Auto squat for easier entry and exit na.hd-hyundaice.com

• An eye-level 12.5-inch touchscreen command center • Simplified keypad • Automatic brake hold

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Maryland Heights, MO (314) 427-4911 Springfield, MO (417) 865-0505 Colby, KS (785) 462-8211 Liberal, KS (620) 624-7274

Salina, KS (785) 825-8291 Wichita, KS (316) 789-7370 Yukon, OK (405) 324-2330 Tulsa, OK (918) 984-6565

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FAE Brings Global Equipment Community Together in Italy Katherine Petrik

CEG SENIOR EDITOR

onstruction Equipment Guide was recently invited inside the Live the Difference 2026 experience, in which FAE welcomed hundreds of customers, dealers, business partners and employees from around the world to northern Italy. This global gathering was designed by FAE to showcase not only the company’s equipment and manufacturing capabilities, but also the people, relationships and culture behind the FAE brand. More than a traditional equipment event, Live the Difference gave guests from more than 40 countries an inside look at FAE through factory tours, live demonstrations of the manufacturing and testing processes and activities unique to the region — bringing together the company’s international community in the place where FAE began. The event began with tours of FAE’s production facilities in Gambellara, in the province of Vicenza, and Fondo, in the Val di Non region of Trentino. The tours gave attendees an opportunity to see FAE’s most advanced manufacturing operations and learn more about the production of the company’s equipment and attachments. Numerous cutting-edge processes were on display, from laser cutting and sheet metal bending to automated welding.

(L-R): After touring the mechanical technologies plant, FAE USA CEO Giorgio Carera discusses the manufacturing process with Blake Heller and Tabo Sotto of BurnBot, fire mitigation specialists based in San Franscico, Calif. FAE brought customers, dealers, employees and business partners from around the world together in Italy for Live the Difference 2026, a two-day event featuring factory tours, equipment demonstrations, product displays and opportunities to experience FAE equipment firsthand.

The Fondo facility is located in the Val di Non, a region known for its apple production, historic castles and mountain scenery. The area, sometimes referred to as the “Valley of Castles” or “Valley of Apples” provided an interesting backdrop to the factory portion of the event. Here, guests witnessed the advanced rotor balancing process, precision assembly, stateof-the-art final testing and quality control procedures.

The second day, which brought guests to the FAE offices in Fondo, took on a festive atmosphere with displays of FAE’s lineup of equipment for forestry, land clearing, agriculture and road construction, along with entertainment and remarks from FAE President Diego Scanzoni and branch CEOs from around the world, including the USA, Canada, Germany, France, China, Japan, and Australia. see FAE page 52

Augusto Salles (L) of Dobbs Equipment, an FAE dealer serving the Southeast United States, discusses the structural shell of the for- FAE’s RCU75 remote-controlled tracked carrier is equipped to tackle estry mulchers with FAE’s Tom DuRant. steep-slopes.

Tours of the tracked carrier plant provided a view of how the remote-controlled units (RCU line) are built and tested. This new plant opened a couple of years ago and these are the first tour groups to visit.

Host of the event, Diego Scanzoni, president of FAE Group, spoke on several occasions and was so thankful for the worldwide attendance of FAE staff, dealers, partner manufacturers and special guests.

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FAE’s ‘Live the Difference’ Brings Dealers, Customers Together FAE from page 51

FAE USA CEO Giorgio Carera welcomed the guests from the United States by inviting the crowd to give them a big round of applause. He continued: “Tonight, we are celebrating more than a company. We are celebrating a community — a community built on relationships, trust, and shared values. We are proud of what we have accomplished together over the years, and we believe the best is yet to come. Welcome to the FAE family, welcome to our community, and welcome to our home. Let’s continue to make a difference.” A focal point of the event was the FAE Village, where attendees could see equipment and technology up close. The displays provided an opportunity to examine FAE’s machines and attachments, providing insight into performance in the field. As the sun began to set over the valley surrounding FAE’s Fondo facility, the “FAE Village Experience” moved toward what appeared to be its grand finale. Hundreds of drones took to the sky, creating a choreographed light show against the mountain backdrop, drawing the attention of the entire crowd by depicting FAE equipment, imagery representative of the FAE story, and ending with an inspiring, glowing FAE logo. Following the drone show, guests were guided into a previously unseen area of FAE’s PT production facility: one that had intentionally been left out of the earlier factory tours. Inside, the industrial space had been completely transformed to accommodate more than 1,000 guests for dinner and an immersive, futuristic show that would bring the evening to a close. Before the Live the Difference celebration dinner, FAE President Diego Scanzoni welcomed guests from around the world to the celebration, opening his captivating speech with the following words: “This event isn’t celebrating any particular milestone. More than a year ago, we simply decided that the time had come to do something I’d had in mind for some time. To take the opportunity to pause and say thank you. Thank you for the trust you’ve placed in us over all these years. Thank you for continuing to choose our products. Thank you for continuing to believe in FAE. see FAE page 54

A remarkable drone show lit up the Fondo, Italy, sky during the FAE dinner and celebration.

A lavish dinner for 1,000 in FAE’s brand-new addition to the tracked carrier manufacturing facility in Fondo, Italy.

(L-R): Construction Equipment Guide’s Patrick Kiel and his wife, Lynette, are headed to the formal dinner party with Zach Jones and his fiancée, Mallory Hollinger, of FAE dealer Coastal Equipment Systems of Florida. During the trip, Zack and Mallory became engaged. FAE’s product range includes more than 90 products and 400 models.

FAE’s PT300 tracked utility carrier is built for extreme terrain, forest management and heavy-duty land clearing applications. (L-R): Jeremy Warwick and Daniel Sheridan, co-founders of FAE dealer North Pole Equipment Rentals, serving the greater Fairbanks and North Pole, Alaska, talk with Mike Sampels, FAE product representative.

This rotor is being assembled at FAE’s manufacturing facility in Italy.

This PML/HY is FAE’s smallest forestry mulcher head, designed for 1.5- to 3.5-ton mini-excavators.

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FAE Welcomes Guests to Tour Italian Manufacturing Facilities

Charlie Angle (L) of C&D Cattle & Farming, Melbourne, An MTH multipurpose road construction attach- Fla., talks with Tom DuRant of FAE USA. C&D is a con- Live the Difference brought together members of FAE’s inment is filled with fluids. Diagnostics are run on tinual user of FAE products for the complete process of ternational network, including dealers, customers and all aspects of the machine prior to delivery. converting forestry land into pastureland for cattle. company personnel. FAE from page 52

But there was another reason we wanted to have this event. We wanted to open the doors of our home to you. We wanted to show you who we are, how we work, how we build our products, and, above all, the principles on which we’ve built this company. And we wanted to make one thing absolutely clear. FAE has been by your side over all these years, and FAE wants to remain by your side for many years to come. Because we continue to invest in the future. We invest in products, of course. We invest in technology. But above all, we invest in people, in ideas and in the values we want to pass on to future generations.” Following Scanzoni’s inspiring speech, dinner was served. The evening continued with musical and artistic performances that lasted throughout the night. Equipment for Land Management, Road Construction, Demining FAE manufactures attachments for tractors, excavators, skid steers, special vehicles and tracked carriers. Its lineup includes forestry mulchers, tillers, stump cutters, stone crushers, soil stabilizers, road planers, wheel saws and

multitask heads. Its product range includes more than 90 products and 400 models. Several product categories have applications for construction and infrastructure contractors, including right-of-way clearing, site preparation, road construction and maintenance, asphalt removal and material processing. FAE continues to expand in the United States. The company is investing in its North American operations to support its dealer network and customers with extended operational facilities. By developing innovative solutions for land management, road construction, and demining applications, FAE continues to set industry standards while strengthening relationships with its dealers and customers. With a clear vision for the future and a strong commitment to innovation, FAE remains focused on staying ahead of the curve and driving the Takeuchi representatives that made the trip and had an opportunity to see industry forward. how some of their Takeuchi-branded attachments are manufactured. (L-R) are For more information, visit fae-group.com. Andrew Summerlin, Scott Utzman and David Pearson.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

This RCU75 tracked carrier was wrapped for the occasion.

Warrior Tractor’s Tad Mitchell and his wife, Ashley, take in all the sights and sounds of the celebration at the FAE event in Fondo, Italy. Warrior Tractor of Tuscaloosa, Ala., is a John Deere and FAE dealer.

Longtime FAE product buyers, Loredana and John DeLuca of A. Deluca Paving, Scotch Plain, N.J., enjoyed the plant tours and seeing how the products they use on a regular basis are built.

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Komatsu Excavator Pairs With NPK Grapple for Grand River Improvement

A Komatsu excavator uses an NPK grapple with 360-degree rotation to position boulders. The project is designed to diversify river flow and habitat for native fish and mussels. NPK from page 16

The new river features are designed to vary the flow, improve fish passage and create habitat for fish, mussels and other aquatic life. Removing the dams also is intended to address safety

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Loftness Introduces Its Stone Ax Crusher Attachment

Loftness Specialized Equipment has introduced its new Stone Ax stone crusher attachment. The product adds even greater depth to the company’s rapidly growing product line to meet customer demand for durable, highperformance attachments. The Loftness Stone Ax stone crusher features a 6-in. stone capacity and four-in. working depth for site preparation, cleaning up farmland, improving back roads and other applications. Compatible with skid steers with 34 to 50 GPM hydraulic flow, it includes a large 275cc radial piston motor and specialized rotor design to help produce some of the finest crush sizes in the industry. An adjustable anvil and rear hydraulic door allow operators to control how thoroughly stones are processed to meet individual job site needs. Loftness Specialized Equipment is a leading manufacturer of innovative agricultural and vegetation management equipment, providing high-performance solutions for farmers, land managers, and industry professionals. Based in Hector, Minn., the company offers a diverse range of products, including crop residue management tools, grain bagging systems, precision application equipment, forestry mulchers and vegetation control solutions such as land-clearing attachments and right-of-way maintenance tools. Loftness is dedicated to Loftness photo delivering durable, high-quality solutions that enhance The Loftness Stone Ax stone crusher features a 6-in. stone capacity and four-in. working depth for site preparation productivity and efficiency in the field. and other applications. For more information, visit loftness.com. 

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Blue Diamond Offers Line of Skid, Track Loader Trenchers Blue Diamond Attachments trenchers deliver far more than commodity performance. The comprehensive lineup is designed to match specific applications and machine requirements. With heavy, extreme, and severe duty models, operators can select the ideal combination of cutting depth and width — ranging from 36-in. to 60-in. depths and 4-in. to 12-in. widths — to meet precise jobsite demands. This flexibility ensures optimal trenching capacity across a wide range of projects. Built for durability, Blue Diamond trenchers feature reinforced high-stress areas, continuous welds and added gusseting to prevent deformation in tough conditions. Practical design elements — including manual side-shift capability, extended auger flighting, multiple chain options and a self-adjusting crumber — enhance usability and performance.

Compatible with both skid steers and track loaders, these trenchers accommodate hydraulic flows from 13–45 GPM, ensuring versatility across nearly all OEM machines. The result is a high-performance solution that increases productivity, reduces rework, and delivers consistent, professional trenching results. All trenchers come with the Blue Diamond Satisfaction Guarantee and are backed by a 1-year warranty. For more information, visit bluediamondattachments. com. 

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Taylor Machine Works Expands Reach Stacker Line With High-Capacity Models Taylor Machine Works, a leading manufacturer of material handling equipment for ports, breakbulk, and intermodal operations, has expanded its electric and diesel-powered reach stacker portfolio with three high-capacity models designed to meet the growing demand for handling increasingly heavy cargo. These new reach stackers, the Taylor ZRS-1272, Taylor XRS-1180 and Taylor XRS-1190, provide operators with the ability to handle containers weighing up to 120,000 lbs. while maintaining the versatility, productivity and operational efficiency required for everyday container handling applications.

High-Capacity Port Operations For customers operating in emissions compliant IC diesel environments, the Taylor XRS-1180 delivers standard lift capability up to 110,000 lbs. Based on the proven XRS1075 platform, the XRS-1180 provides operators with the flexibility to manage everyday container operations while remaining prepared for heavy-container moves that require additional capacity. This reach stacker is ideally suited for handling containers associated with battery manufacturing, energy storage equipment and other high-density freight that can weigh well beyond the limits of conventional lift equipment. Special application ratings can further increase lifting capacities of the XRS-1180 up to 120,000 lbs.

Purpose-Built for Rail, Intermodal Facilities The new Taylor XRS-1190 was specifically engineered for the unique demands of rail and intermodal operations. Hydraulic stabilizers positioned between the front drive tires allow the XRS-1190 to provide additional stability and help maintain heavy lift capacities during long-reach operations. This specialized design allows operators to reach across one rail line to access and handle containers positioned on a second adjacent rail track, a common requirement in highvolume intermodal facilities. This additional lift capacity Taylor Machine Works photo makes the XRS-1190 particularly valuable for rail operators The Taylor XRS-1180 delivers standard lift capability handling increasingly heavy cargo. Like the XRS-1180, the up to 110,000 lbs. XRS-1190 is available with special application ratings that can accommodate loads up to 120,000 lbs. As global supply chains evolve and industries such as battery manufacturing, energy storage and data centers Future of Container Handling continue to expand, ports, intermodal facilities and Together, the ZRS-1272, XRS-1180, and XRS-1190 construction crews are encountering containers that exceed represent Taylor’s commitment to delivering innovative the lifting capabilities of conventional reach stackers. Taylor’s solutions for evolving cargo-handling challenges. Whether latest machines address this market need by delivering powered by battery-electric technology or emissionenhanced lifting performance without increasing equipment compliant diesel engines, these new models provide footprints or sacrificing operating and storage space their customers with the ability to manage everyday container and facilities demand. breakbulk operations while addressing the growing presence “At Taylor, we’ve always listened closely to our customers of ultra-heavy cargo entering our ports, intermodal facilities and build machines that help them do their jobs more and construction sites worldwide.  efficiently,” said Robert Taylor, president and CEO of Taylor Machine Works. “As container weights continue to increase, especially with the growth of battery-related cargo, customers need equipment that can handle those heavy loads safely and confidently. These new reach stackers were developed to address that need without requiring operators to sacrifice the versatility and productivity they depend on every day”. Zero-Emission Heavy-Lift Performance Leading the new lineup is the Taylor ZRS-1272, a batteryelectric, zero-emission reach stacker capable of lifting and loading containers that weigh up to 120,000 lbs. The ZRS1272 retains the capabilities and physical envelope of our conventional reach stackers, while offering increased lifting performance for ultra-heavy containers. This reach stacker is purpose-built to handle all standard port and terminal operations, while also providing operators with the ability to safely handle cargo that exceeds the capacity limits of traditional equipment.

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Hydraulic stabilizers positioned between the front drive tires allow the XRS-1190 to provide additional stability and help maintain heavy lift capacities during long-reach operations.

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OHIO OHIO CAT

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GOMACO Hosts Annual Two-Day Invitational #44 in Ida Grove

pproximately 312 guests from the United States and Canada were welcomed to Ida Grove, Iowa, Sept. 15-16, 2026, for the GOMACO Invitational #44. There were 256 participants in the two-person Putting Tournament on Sept. 15, and 312 in the four-person GOMACO Scramble Tournament on Sept. 16. The GOMACO Invitational is the company’s annual golf event, which was held at the Ida Grove Golf and Country Club and three surrounding golf courses, including Holstein, Mapleton and Schleswig. The GOMACO Invitational began at the Ida Grove Country Club with the Putting Tournament. Teams of two putters were computer generated to participate on four different greens on the course, with the top team from each green advancing to the Putting Championship. This year’s championship team was Jonathan Goff of Turck Inc., Aberdeen, S.D., and Brian Buchholtz, Anderson Contractors Inc., Pierre, S.D. The Contractors’ Shoot-Out followed the Putting Tournament Championship. The Shoot-Out featured six teams of three GOMACO contractors competing in a five-hole competition, with the highest scoring team eliminated on each hole. This year’s Contractors’ Shoot-Out Champions were Aaron Anderson of Industrial Builders in Fargo, N.D.; Steve Baker of Baker Enterprises in Waverly, Iowa; and Derek Bielenberg of Absolute Concrete Construction, Slater, Iowa.

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The GOMACO Invitational began at the Ida Grove Country Club with the Putting Tournament.

The Invitational Scramble Tournament, a best ball competition, was held on four area golf courses. Computer-generated teams of four golfed 18 holes, with each course crowning a champion. The champion team from each of the four courses then played in a three-hole shoot-out at the Ida Grove Country Club to earn the title of GOMACO Invitational #44’s “Grand” Champion.” The highest scoring team was eliminated on each hole until only one remained. The “Grand” Champion team was from the Schleswig golf course and included Will Harkness of XIT Paving and Construction Inc., Waxahachie, Texas; Dustin Forgy of Mammoth Sports Construction, Meriden, Kan.; Jeff Bryan of Astec, Blair, Neb.; and Blake Driskell of Gerdan Slipforming Inc., Cape Girardeau, Mo. They won the Schleswig tournament with a score of 60, scoring 10 under par. The Ida Grove tournament champion team members included Tim Rife of Luxa Construction Co., Blair, Neb.; Jonathan Stalnaker of Weaver-Bailey Contracting in Conway, Ark.; Kirk Macemore of Carolina CAT, Greensboro, N.C.; and Bob Thompson of 3E Electrical Engineering & Equipment, Sioux City, Iowa. They finished the Ida Grove tournament with a score of 62, which was eight under par. Winning the Holstein tournament were Brad Auch of D&G Concrete Construction in Sioux Falls, S.D.; Lee Shepard of the Iowa Concrete Paving Association, Ankeny, Iowa; Brendan Johannsen of Cline Tool, Newton, Iowa; and Troy Johnson of Road Machinery & Supplies Co., Savage, Minn. They finished the Holstein tournament with a score of 63, which was seven under par. The champion team from Mapleton included Ty Giffin of Treasure State Inc. in Belgrade, Mont.; Bob Newman of Road Machinery & Supplies Co. in Bondurant, Iowa; Max Petrin of Montreal Tractor Inc. in Baie-D’Urfé, Quebec, Canada; and Parker Rasmussen of GOMACO. They finished the Mapleton tournament with a score of 63, scoring seven under par. GOMACO Corporation is a leader in concrete construction equipment with headquarters in Ida Grove, Iowa. GOMACO equipment will slipform concrete streets and highways, airport runways, curb and gutter, sidewalks and recreational trails, safety barrier, bridge parapet and irrigation canals. Support equipment includes grade trimmers, concrete placers, concrete placer/spreaders and texturing and curing machines. The company also offers equipment to finish flat slabs, bridges and slopes. GOMACO will consult on unique concrete paving applications and equipment needs. Products are offered through a worldwide distributor network for local sales, parts and service expertise. For more information, visit gomaco.com.  CEG (All photographs in this article are courtesy of GOMACO unless otherwise noted.) see GOMACO page 64

The GOMACO Invitational “Grand” Champion team was from the Schleswig golf course and (L-R) included Will Harkness of XIT Paving and Construction Inc.; Dustin Forgy of Mammoth Sports Construction; Jeff Bryan of Astec; and Blake Driskell of Gerdan Slipforming Inc.

The Ida Grove Scramble Tournament champion team members (L-R) included Tim Rife of Luxa Construction Co.; Jonathan Stalnaker of Weaver-Bailey Contracting; Kirk Macemore of Carolina CAT; and Bob Thompson of 3E Electrical Engineering & Equipment.

The Holstein Scramble Tournament champion team (L-R) included Brad Auch of D&G Concrete Construction; Lee Shepard of the Iowa Concrete Paving Association; Brendan Johannsen of Cline Tool; and Troy Johnson of Road Machinery & Supplies Co.

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Advance Produces Its 20,000th Front-Discharge Mixer Advance, a leading manufacturer of frontdischarge concrete mixer trucks, has reached a major manufacturing milestone with the production of its 20,000th front-discharge mixer. The milestone unit, a Commander Series FD4000 mixer, was built for Ernst Concrete, one of the largest family-owned and operated ready-mix concrete suppliers in the United States. With a long history of serving commercial, residential, industrial and public infrastructure projects across the Midwest and South-East United States, the company continues to invest in equipment that supports safe, efficient and productive concrete delivery operations. The Commander Series remains a popular choice for concrete producers and contractors operating in demanding environments. Designed to tackle challenging terrain, the range is available in 10 axle configurations and features all-wheel drive as standard. Built to deliver productivity and versatility in challenging job sites, the FD4000 is equipped with front and rear tandem drive axles, disc brakes and an improved front axle wheel cut for enhanced maneuverability. It has a lightweight rear tandem axle design to accommodate both super single and dual tire configurations, providing flexibility for a wide range of applications. Powered by a

The production of the 20,000th mixer marks another chapter in a story that began almost 80 years ago.

Cummins X12 diesel engine producing 385 hp and 1,450 ft-lb of torque, the truck delivers the durability, performance and reliability required by today’s concrete operations. Dave Grabner, General Manager of Advance, said, “Producing our 20,000th front-discharge mixer is an important milestone for ADVANCE and a testament

to the dedication of our team, the loyalty of our customers and the strength of the product we have built over more than 50 years. Every mixer that leaves our facility carries decades of engineering expertise and our team members’ commitment to reliability, performance and customer support. We’re proud of what this achievement represents

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and excited about the future.” The production of the 20,000th mixer marks another chapter in a story that began almost 80 years ago when innovator Jack Willard first envisioned a better way to deliver concrete. For more information, please visit terex. com/advance 

GOMACO Announces Winners of Annual Tournament GOMACO from page 63

The champion team from the Mapleton Scramble Tournament (L-R) included Ty Giffin of Treasure State Inc.; Bob Newman of Road Machinery & Supplies Co.; Max Petrin of Montreal Tractor Inc.; and Parker Rasmussen of GOMACO.

The Contractors’ Shoot-Out Champions (L-R) are Aaron Anderson of Industrial Builders; Steve Baker of Baker Enterprises; and Derek Bielenberg of Absolute Concrete Construction.

Putting Tournament Champions from the GOMACO Invitational were Jonathan Goff (L) of Turck Inc. and Brian Buchholtz of Anderson Contractors Inc.

Scott Bell, account executive, World of Concrete, tees off on hole 9, sponsored by Construction Equipment Guide, at Mapleton Golf Course at the GOMACO Invitational in Ida Grove, Iowa.

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Ida Grove Golf Course shoot out: the four winning teams converge for a championship run.

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Top 15 Things to See, Do at Equip Exposition 2026 in Louisville, Ky.

Equip Exposition, the industry’s Tuesday evening at the legendary home Sponsored by the Propane Education & largest gathering for landscapers, of the Kentucky Derby. Research Council. contractors, dealers and outdoor power 6. The West Wing: Drones, New 11. Women’s Leadership equipment manufacturers, announces Products & Golf — Take a swing at Reception — On Thursday at the the top 15 experiences and education the Equip Golf Experience, try your KEC, connect with women shaping opportunities at this year’s show held hand at flying in the drone zone, and the landscape industry while building Oct. 20-23, 2026, at the Kentucky tour the other West Wing exhibits. Ride relationships that last. Hear from Exposition Center. shares drop off here and you can even special guest Susan Packard, co“We build on what works—and skip the lines and pick up your badge. creator of HGTV, CNBC and Food continue to evolve while factoring in 7. New Product Showcase — Tour Network, for an evening of leadership attendee feedback and industry trends,” the New Product Showcase, with and inspiration. Sponsored by Belgard, says Kris Kiser, president & CEO of more than 40 entries, to see the latest SiteOne and Hunter FX/Luminaire. Outdoor Power Equipment Institute equipment and product developments 12. Morning Show at Expo — (OPEI), which owns Equip. “People in the West Wing. Hear three powerhouse industry want to test equipment, podcasts go live onnetwork, get training and stage Thursday morning find new ways to make where they’ll talk about money. Our exhibit space all the real issues that is packed with the latest come with growing your industry advances and landscaping business. hands on experiences.” Questions from the audience are welcome. The 15 highlights at Sponsored by Rehlko. Equip include: 13. ENERGIZE 1. Keynote address: — Hosted by Brian Mike Holmes, HGTV Fullerton, meet industry star and veteran leaders and engage in contractor — Sponsored discussions on growing, by Kress, hear Holmes marketing and investing bring his “make it right” in your landscaping philosophy to the Equip business on Thursday stage on Wednesday afternoon. Sponsored with real world insight by Exmark and BOSS on raising standards Snowplow. and demanding quality Equip Expo photo 14. Closing that pushes the industry This year’s show will be held Oct. 20-23, 2026, at the Kentucky Paristown Block Party forward. Exposition Center. & Concert — Jam 2. Outdoor Demo Yard — Visit the out with live music, 30 acres outside at the Kentucky 8. The Dealer Breakfast — Connect awesome local food and even better Exposition Center, which allows for with equipment dealer industry leaders company at the Equip takeover of hands-on testing: drive, mow, chop, and meet potential partners over Old Forester’s Paristown Hall and dig, trench and more with the latest breakfast before the show opens for the surrounding block, sponsored by outdoor power equipment. No other Dealer Day on Wednesday morning at Gravely, on Thursday evening. Don’t industry trade show has Equip’s hands- the KEC. miss the exclusive tasting of the show’s on opportunities. 9. Mulligan’s 5K Fun Run & Walk official bourbon while jamming with 3. The UTV Driving Experience and Mutt Madness — Sponsored by your team and new connections. and the UTV Corral — Compare Active Dynamics, run or walk the Big 15. Equip Academy — Continue the latest vehicles while putting them Four Bridge early Wednesday morning learning long after the show ends! through their paces on curves, hills, to help raise funds for the Kentucky Every education session at the rocks, bumps, and maybe even a Humane Society (KHS). The race blockbuster trade show is now available little water and mud. Manufacturer starts at the TurfMutt Great Lawn at to attendees. For just $170, attendees representatives will be on hand to Waterfront Park, the USA Today’s can access dozens of education sessions answer product questions. Reader’s Choice Award winner for online after the show. Price increases 4. Expanded Tree Care Arena — Best Riverwalk in 2025. On Thursday, after Sept. 10. Visit Freedom Hall to see live arborist adopt a rescue dog from the KHS at Equip Exposition will begin a twodemos on a 50-ft. tree, do interactive Mutt Madness, an annual dog adoption city rotation in 2029, biannually moving training, and learn about safety in this event, in the South Wing Lobby between Louisville and Orlando. Equip growing profit-making niche. 10. Wednesday Night Block will be held in Orlando in 2029 and 5. Welcome Reception at Churchill Party — Enjoy the 4th Street Live 2031 and will be held in Louisville in Downs — Sponsored by Caterpillar concert in downtown Louisville. Meet 2030 and every other year thereafter. Inc, meet peers and be welcomed to old friends and find new ones at this Visit equipexposition.com to register Louisville at the fun kick-off party popular concert, featuring the Crashers. and book hotel rooms. 

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Single Claim Can Threaten Viability for Underinsured INSURANCE from page 1

limits on a contractor company’s annual revenue. All that changed in the past decade. Now revenue alone is no longer a reliable indicator of potential loss severity, said one broker. Chris Ciccarelli, vice president of Amwins Brokerage New Jersey, sees claim severity outgrowing small trade contractors. In a September Insurance Journal article, Ciccarelli wrote that a single catastrophic loss that exceeds liability limits can threaten financial viability. “Small trade contractors face many of the same risk exposures as their larger industry peers,” he wrote. These contractors work on highrisk job sites, operate commercial vehicles and equipment and assume similar liability on their projects, he said. “One loss can quickly exceed the size of the business itself,” especially in light of higher construction costs, labor shortages and increasingly severe claims. Plus, the cost of insuring small to medium-sized trade contractors is growing. In early 2024, the average cost of commercial insurance rose 6.3 percent. Saving money on insurance costs is top of mind especially for small contractors, said Corey Sheridan, COO, Affordable Contractors Insurance. He said as insurance costs rise, many contractors opt for the minimum coverage necessary to meet contractual requirements and maintain cash flow. In an article for Construction Executive, Sheridan said this strategy might offer short-term financial relief. “But it can expose contractors to significant risks and potential financial ruin if unexpected events occur,” he said. “When contractors opt for the minimum insurance coverage, they expose themselves to a range of significant risks that can have severe consequences.” Financial liability is one of the most immediate dangers, but legal complications are another risk, said Sheridan. “Minimum coverage may not always meet all legal requirements, especially if regulations change or

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Small contractors and subcontractors run the gamut of construct specialties, each with their own risks and challenges.

if a particular project has specific insurance mandates.” In fact, in some jurisdictions, minimum policies might fail to address stringent insurance regulations. Non-compliance with these regulations can lead to serious consequences, such as legal penalties, project shutdowns or prolonged and costly legal battles. Not only can they drain a contractor’s resources and delay project timelines, but the damage to a contractor’s reputation can be substantial. “If clients and partners perceive a business as unreliable or untrustworthy due to inadequate insurance coverage, this perception can lead to lost opportunities,” he said. A decline in business prospects can further compound the contractor’s challenges, he added. Plus, there’s the risk of losing valuable business assets. Contractors who do not have sufficient insurance coverage are at risk of losing equipment and materials in the event of theft, damage or disaster. Navigating Construction Business Storms But if revenue is no longer the sole measure of insurance

coverage, then agents and brokers must dig deeper to assess a contractor’s risk potential. A provider must look at the full scope of an insured’s risk as well as his or her operations, the type of work done and the liability they assume. Only then can the broker establish limits that truly address exposures contractors face on the job,” said Ciccarelli of Amwins Brokerage. Though the nature of their work may vary and they may face different exposures, three challenges raise the stakes for all small trade contractors today. Ciccarelli believes these challenges are higher materials and labor costs, auto exposures and claim and litigation costs. Though small contractors may set work fees, material and labor availability and costs can change all that as they fluctuate during a project. Budget pressures can push a contractor to look for cheaper materials or sign on less-skilled labor to balance his or her costs and meet tight timelines. A small trade contractor looking to take on more jobs has to weigh time constraints, budget pressures and quality of work, said Ciccarelli. Despite the idea that small trade

contractors manage smaller vehicle fleets than larger companies, even one employee on the road means auto risk exposure. “Bodily injury claims as a result of auto accidents can quickly exceed an entire contractor’s revenue,” said Ciccarelli. “As the auto sector remains volatile and claims remain severe, contractors cannot overlook fleet risks alongside the work they perform.” Finally, he noted, skyrocketing jury awards in recent years have exacerbated potential claim severity. Investigating and defending a claim is costly. A construction defect claim alone can impact several parties involved in a project. Determining who performed the work, when damage began and how far it spread can get quite complicated. Subcontractors could find themselves brought into litigation, as well, said Cicarrelli. They, too, can accrue significant costs to investigate and defend a claim. Agents serving as resources for their small trade contractor clients must start by looking beyond the general overview of the insured, said Ciccarelli. He suggests that instead providers work to understand exactly what their clients do and how they operate.

“Agents should work to understand where an insured operates, with whom they work, and how they perform work.” How are labor and material shortages impacting operations? How are contractors keeping up with tight schedules? How does the insured vet subcontractors? Does the insured rely only on certificates of insurance, or do they review policies and endorsements? Ciccarelli believes agents should not be aiming to make their clients appear risk-free. “Instead, agents should make sure the insured, agent and carrier understand the actual risk exposures at play and the coverage in place to combat them,” he said. By understanding the contractual obligations insureds are navigating, agents can in turn ensure their insurance portfolio aligns with their commitments. “For example, an insured might agree in a contract to maintain certain excess limits without realizing subcontractors are expected to carry the same.” If a contractor does not meet those requirements or appropriately transfer risk, he said, they could be left responsible for any contract gaps. “While insureds cannot control rising costs or how a jury might view a claim, they can make their business more defensible in the event of one.” Ciccarelli believes that concept of defensiblity begins with establishing a culture of safety. “Regular safety talks, documented procedures and visible safety practices can prove that a contractor prioritizes safety throughout an entire operation,” he said. These practices do not begin and end on a contractor’s property, he stressed. Instead, they extend to fleets on the road and employees on job sites. Safety talks, particularly around driving techniques and how to manage other drivers in the field, ensures that culture of safety spreads across the company. “Agents should advise that safety policies, practices and discussions should be formalized, communicated to all employees and documented.” see INSURANCE page 86

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Snow and Ice Section For more information on snow-clearing equipment and spreaders, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Hilltip Introduces New SnowStriker SFT Flex Box Plow Hilltip introduced the SnowStriker SFT Flex expandable box plow, a versatile snow removal solution designed for tractors, loaders and skid steers from 1-4t. The new plow combines the containment and productivity of a box plow with hydraulically extendable sections that allow operators to adapt the clearing width to changing conditions and applications on the go. The SFT Flex is available in three sizes. The smallest provides an adjustable clearing width from 4ft., 3in. to 6ft., 11in. The mid-range model adjusts from 4ft., 11in. to 8ft., 2in. The largest model ranges from 5ft., 11in. to 9ft., 6in. This flexibility allows operators to narrow the plow for tighter spaces or expand it for more productive clearing of larger driveways, yards and open parking areas. The blade is designed to tilt and oscillate as it moves over uneven ground, helping maintain contact with the surface for a cleaner scrape. The hydraulically actuated side plates of the SFT Flex can be independently folded, allowing the unit to act as a conventional straight-blade plow, rolling snow to either side. Relief valves allow the side plates to trip if an obstacle is hit to help prevent damage to the attachment. Steel, ice-cutting, and polyurethane cutting-edge options are available to accommodate various applications. Other options include LED edge markers, custom mountings, a 12V/24V electric valve, a plow shoe kit, a four-line hydraulic system and high-visibility orange paint. The SFT Flex is made from high-strength, powder-coated steel for high durability, while remaining lighter weight. The three models weigh 816 (model 13-21 SFT), 1,080 (model 15-25 SFT) and 1,190lbs. (model 18-29 SFT), making them compatible with a wide range of equipment. “Compared with other box plows, the SFT Flex offers

The SFT Flex is available in three sizes.

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unmatched versatility for use in a wider range of winter maintenance applications,” said Craig Sandmann, managing director of Hilltip North America. “Nothing else offers the same level of efficiency and precision with every pass.” 

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The SFT Flex blade is designed to tilt and oscillate as it moves over uneven ground, helping maintain contact with the surface for a cleaner scrape.

HLA’s HS Series Salt Spreaders Offer Ice Management Options

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The lineup includes the HS100, HS200 and HS300, with each model sized for different carrier machines and applications.

For contractors and municipalities looking to get more use from equipment already working during winter operations, the HS Series salt spreaders provide ice management solutions designed for skid steers, wheel loaders and agricultural tractors. The lineup includes the HS100, HS200 and HS300, with each model sized for different carrier machines and applications. Self-loading capabilities across the series allow operators to use the same power unit already on site for snow plowing and transition it to spreading material for ice control.

The HS100 is designed for medium to full-size skid steers, compact wheel loaders and agricultural tractor loaders. The unit features a single hydraulicdrive stainless steel spinner and selfloading capabilities. For compact tractor applications, the HS100 also is available in 3-point-hitch and PTO-drive configurations. The HS200 is designed for large skid steers and compact to mid-size wheel loaders. It features dual hydraulic-drive stainless steel spinners along with selfloading capabilities. A 3-point-hitch configuration also is available for use

with larger agricultural tractors. For larger ice management operations, the HS300 offers a 3 cu.-yd. capacity and is designed specifically for wheel loaders. The spreader features dual hydraulic-drive stainless steel spinners, direct-drive agitators and self-loading capabilities. The combination of hydraulic operation, stainless steel components and self-loading designs provides users with a versatile approach to snow and ice management while helping maximize the utilization of existing equipment, according to HLA. 

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Sourcewell Awards Buyers Snow, Ice Purchasing Contract Buyers Products Company, a leading manufacturer of snow and ice control equipment, announced it has been awarded Sourcewell Contract #033126-BPC for Snow and Ice Handling Equipment, Supplies and Accessories. The competitively awarded contract gives towns, cities, municipalities, schools, departments of transportation, airports and other public-sector organizations across North America streamlined access to a broad portfolio of winter maintenance solutions without conducting their own lengthy bid processes. The contract includes a wide range of winter maintenance equipment and accessories, including snow plows, municipal plow systems, wing plows, spreaders, anti-icing and de-icing systems, liquid brine application equipment, dump body upfits, hydraulic systems, replacement parts and other solutions designed to help agencies keep roads, parking lots and critical infrastructure safe during winter weather. “This Sourcewell contract makes it easier than ever for public agencies to access the equipment they need to maintain roads and facilities while reducing procurement complexity and administrative burden,” said Frank Dickinson, director of municipal sales, Buyer. “We’re excited to support communities across North America with proven snow and ice solutions backed by our extensive dealer and service network.” Sourcewell is a self-funded governmental organization established in 1978 that helps public agencies operate more efficiently through cooperative purchasing. By leveraging the collective purchasing power of more than 50,000 participating agencies, Sourcewell delivers competitively solicited contracts that simplify procurement and help organizations secure highquality solutions at a better value. 

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Kubota’s 2026 Grant Program Invests $50,000 in Community-Based Projects Kubota Tractor announced the 10 community-based nonprofits that have been selected as winners of the 2026 Kubota Hometown Proud grant program. Each organization will receive $25,000 in cash and $25,000 towards the purchase of Kubota equipment to support local initiatives that strengthen neighborhoods and empower communities. Now in its sixth year, the Kubota Hometown Proud program continues Kubota’s commitment to investing in nonprofit organizations making a tangible difference in communities from coast to coast. The program supports a wide variety of projects, from community-supported agriculture and ag education to land stewardship, park beautification initiatives and more. Since its inception, the program has distributed more than $2.9 million in total funding and equipment to hometown projects nationwide. “The Kubota Hometown Proud grant program reflects our deep commitment to supporting communities where our customers and dealers live and work,” said Alex Woods, president of Kubota Tractor Corporation. “Our dealers are the heart of this program, and we believe in investing in programs that matter to their communities. With their support, we’re able to deliver more than funding but also equipment and a longterm trusted partnership for ongoing success.” The 2026 program received more than 1,100 applications from communities across the country. After a rigorous review process, 10 grant winners were selected, representing diverse community needs from agricultural education and workforce development to food security, youth empowerment and environmental stewardship. Announcing the 2026 Kubota Hometown Proud Grant Winners: • The Armored Church (Salisbury, N.C.) partners with Sink Farm Equipment. The Field of Honor Project will use a new Kubota compact tractor to develop and maintain a 20-acre community garden and gathering space honoring veterans. • Friends of Greenfield Recreation (Greenfield, Mass.) partners with M.B. Tractor & Equipment. The Greenfield Grow and Go project focuses on beautifying the town of Greenfield; a new Kubota RTV will help mobilize its

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Kubota Tractor Corporation announces the 2026 Kubota Hometown Proud grant program winners. The ten nonprofits will each receive a $50,000 grant and partnership with a local Kubota dealer.

volunteer network to do more. • Galloway Family Farm & Education Center (Ocean Springs, Miss.) partners with Lee Tractor Company. Galloway Farm’s Adopt-a-Row project will use a Kubota sub-compact tractor to support community-based sustainable ageducation. • HALTER – Healing and Learning Through Equine Relationships (Spartanburg, S.C.) partners with Blue Water Equipment Group. HALTER’s Center for Wellbeing will use the grant to purchase a new Kubota RTV to maintain equine-assisted service facilities and expand access to healing and wellness services • Helpful Harvest Food Bank Inc. (Athens, W.Va.) partners with State Equipment, Inc. will use the Kubota Hometown Proud grant to purchase a new Kubota M4 utility tractor and implements to expand food production and increase access to fresh, nutritious food for families facing food insecurity. • Impact Activity Center (Boonville, Mo.) partners with Farm Power Lawn & Leisure. The Reviving Sumner School project is transforming a historic school into a vibrant community hub; a Kubota compact tractor and zero-turn mower will help maintain the garden and green space. • Moncus Park (Lafayette, La.) partners with Sammy Broussard Equipment Center. The Back 50: Community + Nature project will use a new Kubota compact tractor to enhance Moncus Park and provide community access to native habitats. • Osseo Community Foundation (Osseo, Wis.) partners with Johnson Tractor. The Stoddard Park project revitalizes a community park and

playground with the use of a Kubota utility vehicle to help with the build and maintenance. • REACH Inc. (Klamath Falls, Ore.) partners with Pelican Tractor. The Ready Set Mow: Jobs & Mobility program will use new Kubota mowers to enhance and grow its landscape training and employment model for adults with developmental disabilities. • Winding Branch Ranch (Bulverde, Texas) partners with Ewald Kubota to purchase a new Kubota utility vehicle and hands-on curriculum materials to expand agricultural education and experiences for communities throughout south-central Texas. Each local Kubota dealer brings expertise, community commitment and equipment support that extends far beyond the grant period, ensuring these communities have a local partner and equipment resource. “We’re honored to be part of this program that has a very direct local impact,” said Joe Reister, store manager, Pelican Tractor in Klamath Falls, Ore. “Kubota is providing a channel to empower our community, and it’s incredibly rewarding.” The Kubota Hometown Proud grant program demonstrates the power of combining corporate investment with local dealer expertise and community focus. By empowering nonprofits with both funding and equipment and pairing each organization with a local Kubota dealer as an ongoing equipment and community partner, Kubota creates sustained impact in neighborhoods across America. For more information about the Kubota Hometown Proud program, visit kubotahometownproud.com. 

BRANDEIS MACHINERY & SUPPLY COMPANY www.brandeismachinery.com 1801 Watterson Tr. Louisville, KY 40299 502/491-4000 Bowling Green, KY 270/780-3004 Corbin, KY 606/528-3700 Lexington, KY 859/259-3456 Stanville, KY 606/478-9201 Paducah, KY 270/444-8390 Evansville, IN 812/425-4491 Indianapolis, IN 317/872-8410 Ft.Wayne, IN 260/489-4551

ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO., INC. www.roadbuildersmachinery.com 1001 S. 7th St. Kansas City, KS 66105 913/371-3822 Omaha, NE 402/331-9200 Lincoln, NE 402/325-0447 Grand Island, NE 308/384-2620 Norfolk, NE 402/316-2606

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Volvo Increases Recycled Materials in Heavy-Duty Trucks Volvo Trucks announced that it has increased the use of recycled and renewable materials in its newest heavy-duty truck models, reflecting the company’s effort to reduce the environmental impact from truck manufacturing. From recycled plastics and responsibly sourced wood to manufacturing processes that support circularity, Volvo Trucks is incorporating more sustainable materials throughout its vehicles to reduce environmental impact. The design philosophy is woven throughout the all-new Volvo VNL and VNR, the company’s latest generation of heavy-duty trucks designed for long-haul and regional-haul operations. “Our vision for the future of transportation extends beyond reducing tailpipe emissions,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president, Volvo Trucks North America. “Every component of a truck presents an opportunity to reduce environmental impact. The all-new Volvo VNL and VNR demonstrate how sustainable material choices can be integrated into vehicle design while maintaining the premium quality, durability and performance our customers expect from Volvo Trucks.” Beginning in May 2026, the splash shield, located inside the front wheel well, is now manufactured using 75 percent recycled plastic, which reduces carbon emissions associated with the manufacturing of this component. Additional recycled content is used throughout the cab, including carpets containing up to 50 percent recycled material and seatback components containing up to 75 percent recycled fibers. Looking ahead, Volvo Trucks plans to expand the use of recycled materials in the Volvo VNL and VNR to use recycled plastic in 44 instrument panel components. The material will be sourced and recycled in the United States and is expected to reduce carbon emissions associated with those parts. One of the most visible examples is the sustainably sourced real wood trim in the instrument panel. Unlike simulated wood finishes commonly used throughout the industry, Volvo Trucks offers genuine wood trim sourced from responsibly managed forests, combining premium craftsmanship with sustainable sourcing practices. “Sustainable design is most successful when customers never have to choose between environmental responsibility and product quality,” said Brian Balicki, head of design, Volvo Trucks North America. “Our goal is to create products that look and feel premium while reducing environmental impact throughout the vehicle life cycle.” These advancements are the result of ongoing collaboration across Volvo to identify and implement more sustainable materials and manufacturing processes. Teams continue to evaluate emerging technologies, including bio-based composites, recycled consumer plastics, reclaimed ocean plastics and renewable material alternatives. The sustainable materials featured in today’s Volvo VNL and VNR represent only the beginning of a broader strategy to increase recycled content, improve recyclability and support a more circular future for commercial transportation. 

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The all-new Volvo VNL Ultimate trim features genuine wood trim sourced from responsibly managed forests, along with recycled materials incorporated throughout the interior components, reflecting Volvo Trucks’ commitment to sustainable design. Volvo photo

Volvo Trucks uses 75 percent recycled plastic on the splash shield, reducing carbon emissions associated with the component.

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M.H. Eby Names New Sales Reps for Nebraska Region

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M.H. Eby Inc., a manufacturer of aluminum trailers and truck bodies, announced two new sales representatives, Shae Swanson and Andrew Luebbe, as the company expands its presence in the Nebraska market. Eby has previously been represented in Nebraska by a single sales representative at GI Trailer in Grand Island, which will continue to offer parts and service support.

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Mankato, MN - (800) 334-2096 Bloomington, IL - (855) 820-0900 Princeton, IL - (866) 875-6509

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Sidney, OH - (326) 206-2062 Odessa, TX - (432) 618-0115

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M.H. Eby Inc. announced two new sales representatives, Shae Swanson (L) and Andrew Luebbe.

Swanson and Luebbe join to build a dedicated sales team, kicking off their first week representing Eby at Nebraska’s Husker Harvest Days farm equipment show. “We’re excited to grow our presence in Nebraska with a talented and knowledgeable team dedicated to serving our customers there,” said Travis Eby of M.H. Eby, Inc. “Shae and Andrew bring deep experience in the ag transportation industry and will be a great asset to our dealers and customers throughout the region.” Shae Swanson — Nebraska Sales Manager: Swanson brings extensive experience in ag transportation sales, service and parts across the trucking, livestock and grain trailer industries. He is based in Fremont, Neb. Andrew Luebbe — Sales Representative: Luebbe grew up on a family farm in Central City, Neb., and advanced through service, parts and branch management roles in the agri-transportation industry. He is based in Central City, with an Eby trailer inventory available at GI Trailer in Grand Island. For more information, visit mheby.com. 

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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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Indiana 1501 Lynch Road Evansville, IN 47711 Toll Free: 800-258-4428 812-425-4428

Kentucky 1046 Lovers Lane Bowling Green, KY 42103 Toll Free: 800-489-1061 270-781-1061

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Tennessee 1530 Heil Quaker Blvd. La Vergne, TN 37086 Toll Free: 800-635-9454 615-641-1100

Illinois 17035 N. Illinois Hwy. 37 Mt. Vernon, IL 62864 Toll Free: 800-388-6396 618- 242-2273

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Addison 543 South Rohlwing Road Addison, IL 60101 630-627-0000

Mishawaka 14077 Esther Ave. Mishawaka, IN 46545 574-406-6800

Bolingbrook 250 E. North Frontage Road Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-739-7770

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

Channahon 23921 S. Northern Illinois Drive Channahon, IL 60410 815-467-4480

Schererville 1133 Indianapolis Boulevard Schererville, IN 46375 219-865-6545

Chicago 2350 South Laflin Street Chicago, IL 60608 312-942-9200

Wauconda 1360 North Rand Road Wauconda, IL 60084 847-526-9444

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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56195 Pontiac Trail New Hudson, MI 48165 248-356-5200

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Terex Utilities, James A. Kiley Unveil Custom America 250 Bucket Trucks

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Terex Utilities and Kiley partnered to create the trucks as a tribute to 250 years of American freedom, service and pioneering.

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A custom red, white and blue wrap was made and inspired by all the hardworking utility crews that keep America connected every day. Kiley’s truck is an Optima HRX55 bucket truck.

Terex Utilities and James A. Kiley Company, an authorized and long-time Terex dealer in Boston, Mass., unveiled two custom-wrapped bucket trucks celebrating America’s upcoming 250th anniversary. The patriotic units made their debut at the Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference (EUFMC) in Williamsburg, Va. The trucks were showcased among industry-leading utility equipment and innovations. Terex Utilities and Kiley partnered to create the trucks as a tribute to 250 years of American freedom, service and pioneering. A custom red, white and blue wrap was made and inspired by all the hardworking utility crews that keep America connected every day. Kiley’s truck is an Optima HRX55 bucket truck. “As a Terex dealer in the northeast we are proud of the equipment we build for our customers and we are proud of our country,” Jim Kiley of James A. Kiley Company said. “This custom truck embodies that pride and patriotism that we pour into our equipment.” Terex Utilities wrapped a TRX52 telescopic bucket truck with a similar design that also celebrates 250 years of America’s independence. The truck will be used for demonstrations for utility crews throughout the United States this summer. “Williamsburg, Virginia, was one of the first locations where America’s independence was celebrated 250 years ago and we thought EUFMC would be the perfect location to show off our American-made bucket trucks and this tribute to the nation’s 250th birthday,” Terex Utilities Product Marketing Manager Tyler Schwingler said. Following its debut at EUFMC, Terex Utilities’ TRX52 will be making stops at events in Minnesota, Texas and Nebraska through the end of July. Other equipment that Terex Utilities showcased at EUFMC was the new Terex TRX Series, the 3rd Eye 360-degree camera system and a hands-on demonstration of the Terex Flex Pro digger derrick controls. 

Belmont Trailers Announces Its New ‘Trailer Studio’ Online Configurator Belmont Trailers announced the launch of Trailer Studio, an innovative online trailer configurator that gives customers and dealers a faster, easier and interactive way to design custom Belmont cargo trailers. The new platform will make its official debut during the 2026 NATDA Trailer Show in Nashville, where attendees will be among the first to experience its powerful capabilities. Trailer Studio transforms the trailerbuying experience by allowing users to configure a trailer from the ground up. Customers can select trailer models, sizes, axles, doors, colors, lighting packages, interior accessories, exterior upgrades and other available options

while viewing their selections in a dynamic, real- time 3D environment. Every choice is instantly reflected onscreen, making it easier than ever to visualize the finished trailer before placing an order, according to Belmont. “Trailer Studio represents a significant step forward in how customers interact with our products,” said Brian Simmons, sales manager. “Whether you’re a contractor, business owner, motorsports enthusiast or recreational user, this new tool gives you the confidence to build a trailer that’s tailored to your exact needs. It also helps our dealer network streamline the quoting and ordering process while ensuring greater accuracy.”

Designed with both customers and dealers in mind, Trailer Studio offers a more intuitive purchasing experience by simplifying complex product selections and providing a clear visual representation of every configuration. Once a design is complete, users can review their selections and submit their build to an authorized Belmont dealer for pricing, availability and order placement.. Visitors attending the 2026 NATDA Trailer Show are invited to stop by the Belmont Trailers booth #2814 for a live demonstration of Trailer Studioand discover how the platform is changing the way custom cargo trailers are designed and ordered.

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5633 Highway 13 W Savage, MN 55378 952-895-9595

600 44th Street S.W. Grand Rapids, MI 49548 616-538-2400

101 Country Club Rd, SE Byron, MN 55920 507-701-0199

65809 Gratiot Avenue Lenox, MI 48050 586-727-7502

314 Garfield Avenue Duluth, MN 55802 218-727-8611

4600 AIS Drive P.O. Box 253 Bridgeport, MI 48722 989-777-0090

315 Hoover Road N Virginia, MN 55792 218-741-9011

8300 M-72 East Williamsburg, MI 49690 231-267-5060 56555 Pontiac Trail New Hudson, MI 48165 248-437-8121

3001 Oxbow Ct SW Bondurant, IA 50035 515-282-0404 10740 High Life Court SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 319-363-9655 1400 North Highway 75 Sioux City, IA 51105 712-252-0538

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1900 West Main Street Sun Prairie, WI 53590 608-837-5141

75 US Hwy 41 East Negaunee, MI 49866 906-475-6488

12101 W Silver Spring Dr. Milwaukee, WI 53225 414-462-9790 1031 Lawrence Dr. De Pere, WI 54115 920-336-5711 5429 Prairie Dr. Plover, WI 54467 715- 254-2777 1609 SE Frontage Road Mt. Pleasant, WI 53177 262-898-6700

www.lanoequipofnorwood.com 1015 Highway 212 West Norwood Young America, MN 55368 952-467-2182

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Implement Effective Strategies to Safeguard Business

• Stay updated on regulations: Insurance requirements can vary significantly by region and project type. Keeping Once documented, they should be available for easily abreast of changes ensures coverage remains compliant and reference to address employee questions and any potential prevents legal issues. claims, added Ciccarelli. • Review the policy annually: As a business grows and “Contractors who are pulled into litigation can evolves, so do its insurance needs. Conducting an prove a documented history of effective safety annual review with an insurance provider helps practices and paint a more accurate picture of adjust coverage to match the current risk profile. how the business operates.” • Invest in safety training: Reducing jobsite Cicarelli believes smaller revenue does not accidents not only protects the workforce but also necessarily mean fewer risks. Far from it, he minimizes insurance claims, potentially lowering said. premiums over time. Small contractors “assume significant • Document incidents thoroughly: In the exposures by the nature of their businesses, event of a claim, detailed documentation can the organizations for whom they work, and the expedite the process and verify that the coverage vehicles on which they depend.” is appropriate. Contractors should keep accurate Agents and brokers who understand those records of incidents, including photos, witness exposures can help ensure the right policies statements and detailed reports. and limits are in place if a major loss occurs, • Seek expert advice: Consulting with an he added. insurance expert can provide tailored insights into the best coverage options for a business. Experts Putting Together Plans for can help identify gaps in current policies and Insurance Coverage recommend appropriate solutions to mitigate risks. Sheridan of Affordable Contractors “These strategies allow contractors to better Insurance said understanding the complexities manage their insurance needs, guaranteeing they of obtaining comprehensive insurance Adobe Stock photo are well protected against potential liabilities,” coverage can be daunting. Traditionally, it was common practice to base suggested insurance limits on said Sheridan. “This proactive approach secures “But implementing effective strategies can a contractor’s annual business revenue. All that changed in the past decade, the business and enhances its reputation and client safeguard a business against unforeseen risks,” and now providers recognize that revenue alone is no longer a reliable intrust.”  CEG he said. dicator of the severity of potential loss. INSURANCE from page 70

Here is his list of contractor considerations: • Conduct a risk assessment: Regularly evaluate potential risks specific to projects. Identifying these risks allows contractors to determine the necessary coverage and avoid being underinsured.

AED Foundation Releases Tech Shortage Research Report The AED Foundation has released its 2026 Technician Shortage Research Report, providing the equipment industry with its most comprehensive assessment to date of the equipment technician workforce crisis. Building on the Foundation’s landmark 2016 study, the new report incorporates perspectives from equipment dealers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), technical schools and equipment technicians. This is the first time these stakeholders have been studied together to provide a more complete picture of the industry’s workforce challenges. The report confirms the technician shortage remains one of the greatest obstacles facing equipment dealers across North America. Agriculture and construction equipment dealers continue to face a shortage of approximately 10,000 diesel technicians annually, costing the industry an estimated $7 billion each year in lost shop and parts revenue, according to AED. “For more than a decade, the AED Foundation has made workforce development its highest priority because the future of our industry depends on it,” said Ron Barlet, chairman of the AED

Foundation and president of Bejac Corp. “This report confirms the technician shortage remains one of our greatest challenges, but it also provides a roadmap for how dealers, manufacturers, educators and industry partners can work together to build a stronger workforce across North America.” Compared with the Foundation’s landmark 2016 workforce research, the technician shortage has grown significantly. A decade ago, the shortage was estimated to cost equipment dealers approximately $2.4 billion annually in lost shop and parts revenue. Today, agriculture and construction equipment dealers face a shortage of approximately 10,000 diesel technicians each year, resulting in an estimated $7 billion in annual lost shop and parts revenue. The impact is evident across the industry, with 77 percent of dealers saying the shortage is hindering business growth, 72 percent reporting increased costs and operational inefficiencies, and 80 percent unable to meet customer demand because of a lack of qualified technicians, according to AED. Beyond documenting the challenges, the report identifies common priorities shared

by dealers, manufacturers, educators and technicians, including expanding career awareness, strengthening industry-education partnerships and increasing work-based learning opportunities. It concludes with six industry priorities designed to help stakeholders address the technician shortage through coordinated, long-term action. “The AED Foundation has made it a priority to connect industry with education,” said Sean Fitzgerrel, vice president of the AED Foundation. “Research helps us understand the challenge, but our mission is to help solve it. Through accredited college programs, recognized high school partnerships, instructor development, career awareness initiatives and relationships with dealers and manufacturers, we’re building a stronger workforce pipeline that will support the equipment industry for years to come.” While the report highlights the growing workforce shortage facing the equipment industry, the AED Foundation continues to make measurable progress in strengthening the talent pipeline across North America. The Foundation has achieved significant milestones toward its 2027 goals, including:

• 106 Accredited Colleges across North America, with a goal of reaching 120 by 2027. • 155 Recognized High School Programs, with a goal of expanding to 200 by 2027. • More than 5,000 certified technicians, surpassing the Foundation’s 2027 certification goal ahead of schedule. • 8,590 workforce entries into the equipment industry, closing in on the goal of 10,000 by 2027. • More than $10.2 million raised to support workforce development initiatives, exceeding the Foundation’s $10 million fundraising goal ahead of schedule. The AED Foundation continues to lead workforce development across North America through its College Accreditation Program, Recognized High School Program, instructor development initiatives, career promotion efforts and industry partnerships—helping educational institutions meet industry standards while connecting students with rewarding careers in the equipment industry. The 2026 Technician Shortage Research Report is available on the AED Foundation website, aedfoundation.org.

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Metallica-Inspired ‘Hetskid’ Hits Online Charity Auction

Metallica’s Foundation, All Within My Hands (AWMH), is partnering with CASE Construction Equipment, a brand of CNH, the world-class agriculture and construction equipment and services company in support of skilled trade education programs. Edition 1 of 25 “Hetskid” — The James Hetfield-inspired CASE skid steer is available online and ready to take bids now via the Purple Wave auction site. “These are the kinds of relationships we love,” said Renee Richardson, director of philanthropy, AWMH. “Since day one, the team at CNH has embraced the work All Within My Hands is doing across the board. From direct financial support to the Metallica Scholars Initiative, where we provide funding for trade education, to volunteering with us at food banks along Metallica’s M72 Purple Wave photo World Tour, and now this incredible Edition 1 of 25 “Hetskid” — The James Hetfield-inspired CASE skid steer is available online and ready to take bids now via the Purple machine that I dare anyone to actuallyWave auction site. use in the dirt.” Built at the CASE production predictive machines that will shape the facility in Wichita, Kan., the future of food and infrastructure. TV450B compact track loader For more information, visit cnh.com is an industry fixture. Tough and and media.cnh.com or follow on LinkedIn, rugged, it performs tasks such as Instagram, Facebook and X digging, loading and dumping in commercial and residential About Purple Wave construction activities as well as Purple Wave Auction is the leading landscaping. This custom-designed online auction brand for construction, CASE TV450B compact track ag and fleet equipment, combining loader is the first off the line and is nationwide reach with a local touch. the same as the one destined for use Since 2000, Purple Wave has provided the at the ranch of Metallica frontman easiest, most straightforward way to buy and co-founder James Hetfield. and sell equipment through no-reserve Hetfield commissioned the design auctions that connect sellers with a vast as part of an equipment supply Purple Wave logo community of qualified bidders. Purple Wave logo agreement with the CASE brand in Purple Wave handles every detail of 2024. For collectors or dirt movers the selling process — from professional alike, this auction is a chance to own CASE to creating sustainable communities by engineering intelligence, automation and photos and videos to marketing, bidder supporting workforce education, the fight precision into the machines that move the and Metallica history. qualification and payment collection — Purple Wave Auction, the leading online, against hunger and other critical local global economy. CNH operates in more allowing sellers to turn equipment into services. Metallica covers all administrative than 160 markets, supported by a global no-reserve equipment auction platform, is cash without the hassle of transportation or hosting the auction, which runs through Dec. costs, so 100 percent of donations go team of more than 34,000 people, including preparation costs. directly to the organizations supported by the engineers, technologists, and industry 17, 2026, and 100 percent of the final sale Equipment sells where it sits, and every price goes directly to All Within My Hands Foundation. To date, All Within My Hands experts. listing features detailed descriptions so has provided grants of $19M to career and Brands include Case IH, New Holland and and its Metallica Scholars Initiative. Purple buyers can bid with confidence from Wave also is donating the 10 percent buyer’s technical education programs through STEYR in agriculture; CASE Construction anywhere. its Metallica Scholars Initiative, $8.8M Equipment and New Holland Construction premium so that every dollar goes to the Purple Wave is more than an auction cause. Register for free, search “Hetskid” to combat food insecurity and $6.2M to in building are backed by CNH Capital and platform — it’s a dedicated partner in its disaster relief and other critical local services complemented by a portfolio of technology and start bidding today at purplewave.com. worldwide. Visit AllWithinMyHands.org to and regional brands that together generated customers’ success. With a team of industry experts and a commitment to transparency learn more. $18.1B in revenue in 2025. About All Within and innovation, Purple Wave continues Building on a legacy of innovation dating My Hands to redefine industry standards and foster a About CNH back to 1842, CNH has achieved milestones Established in 2017, All Within My Hands CNH (NYSE: CNH) serves and advances including the first mass-produced tractor, thriving marketplace for buyers and sellers (AWMH) is a non-profit, philanthropic the people who feed and build a growing the first twin-rotor combine and the first nationwide. organization conceived by the members For more information, visit purplewave. world. factory-integrated precision farming system. and management of Metallica and dedicated An iron-and-tech company that brings Today, CNH is engineering autonomous and com. 

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2009 Wolfe Man 7000 bucket wheel trencher

2019 Caterpillar 335FL CR excavator

2007 Caterpillar RM500 reclaimer

2009 Wirtgen W2100 milling machine

2002 Morbark PT737 trommel screen

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2015 Volvo G940C motor grader

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World of Asphalt Spotlights Leadership of Its 2027 Show Chair Tim Gorman

World of Asphalt is spotlighting the leadership of Tim Gorman as the 2027 show chair. Since stepping into the role a year ago, Gorman has guided the strategic direction of World of Asphalt as the show builds on the momentum of its successful 2025 event in St. Louis and prepares for its first show in New Orleans. “World of Asphalt continues to be an important gathering place for asphalt and aggregates professionals to connect, share ideas and see the equipment and solutions that are moving our industry forward,” said Gorman. “I’m honored to serve as chair and help support a show that delivers real value to producers, contractors and exhibitors alike.” When he’s not advancing the World of Asphalt Show & Conference, Gorman is division vice president of Rogers Group Inc, a producer of asphalt and aggregates materials in the United States. With extensive experience in asphalt production, construction and

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Tim Gorman has helped guide the strategic direction of World of Asphalt as it prepares for its first show in New Orleans.

transportation infrastructure, he is an active leader within the industry. He also serves in volunteer leadership roles with the National Asphalt Pavement Association and

the Alabama Asphalt Pavement Association, helping direct the future of the asphalt pavement industry through advocacy, education, and strategic planning. “Tim [Gorman] brings a strong producer perspective and a deep understanding of the asphalt and aggregates industries to this role,” said Brittany Schmidtke, World of Asphalt show director. “Through his work as chair he has helped shape important conversations around the attendee and exhibitor experience, the show’s value to the industry and the continued growth of World of Asphalt.” World of Asphalt will make its New Orleans debut Mar. 15-17, 2027, bringing industry professionals together for three days of exhibits, education and networking. Co-located with the AGG1 Academy & Expo, the event connects asphalt, paving and aggregates professionals with leading manufacturers, practical solutions and industry insights that help move their businesses forward.

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Onsite & Online

Annual Fall Equipment Auction! Friday, October 23rd, 2026 @ 9AM CDT

4510 County Road L • Merrill, WI 54452

EXCAVATORS & ATTACHMENTS KOBELCO: ‘15 Kobelco SK210LC-10. 2-‘07 Kobelco SK210LC-8s. ‘07 Kobelco SK210LC-8. ‘04 Kobelco SK330LC. JOHN DEERE: ‘23 John Deere 50G. ‘21 John Deere 35G. ‘19 John Deere 350G. ‘18 John Deere 130G. ‘18 John Deere 85G. ‘10 John Deere 270D long reach. ‘08 John Deere 200D LC. ‘05 John Deere 210C W. VOLVO: ‘22 Volvo EC60E. ‘20 Volvo EC250E LR long reach. ‘20 Volvo ECR88D. ‘19 Volvo EC350EL. 2-’22 & ‘24 Volvo ECR145ELs. ‘11 Volvo ECR88. CAT: ‘21 Cat 307.5. ‘17 Cat 305E2 CR. ‘04 Cat 314C. CASE: ‘23 Case CX57C. ‘22 Case CX60C. ‘14 Case CX55B. ‘05 Case CX75SR. KOMATSU: ‘00 Komatsu PW170ES-6KA wheel. ‘95 Komatsu PC150LC-5. OTHERS: ‘22 Sany SY60C. ‘20 Takeuchi TB290. ‘18 Bobcat E85. ‘18 Kubota U55-4. ‘17 Link Belt 350X4. ‘16 Doosan DX225LC-5. ‘05 Hitachi ZX225USLC. ‘13 Kubota KX080-3. ATTACHMENTS: Thumbs, buckets, hammers & more. WHEEL LOADERS & ATTACHMENTS CASE: Unused ‘23 Case SL12TR. ‘22 Case 321F. ‘19 Case 721G. 3-‘18 Case 621Gs. ‘09 Case 621E XR. ‘06 Case 621D XR.

DOOSAN: ‘17 Doosan DL250-5. ‘17 Doosan DL220-5. JOHN DEERE: ‘21 John Deere 544P. ‘19 John Deere 544L. ‘18 John Deere 544K II. ‘15 John Deere 204K. ‘14 John Deere 624K. ‘14 John Deere 524K. ‘12 John Deere 644K. ‘05 John Deere 744J. LIEBHERR: ‘22 Liebherr L526. ‘17 Liebherr L546. VOLVO: ‘08 Volvo L60F. ‘08 Volvo L90F. ‘04 Volvo L60E. ‘98 Volvo L70C. OTHERS: Unused ‘24 Bobcat L28. ‘24 New Holland ML12T. ‘22 SDLG 918F. ‘21 JCB TM320. ‘20 Hitachi ZW100-6 high lift. ‘19 Wacker Neuson WL95. ‘19 Giant D254SW. JCB 426B HT. Cat 926M. ATTACHMENTS: Large amount of bucket, forks, snow plows, booms, grapples and much more. DOZERS CASE: ‘17 Case 1150M LT. ‘17 Case 850M WT. ‘14 Case 2050M XLT. CAT: ‘18 Cat D6T XL. ‘00 Cat D6M LGP. ‘00 Cat D5M XL. OTHERS: ‘18 Komatsu D51PX-24. ‘17 John Deere 700K LGP. TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES ‘23 Case 580 Super N. ‘22 New Holland B75D. ‘19 John Deere 310SL HL. ‘94 John Deere 310D. ARTICULATED DUMP TRUCKS ‘08 Komatsu HM350-2. ‘97 Cat D250E. ‘93 Cat D400D.

COMPACTORS ‘19 Bomag BW145D-5 smooth drum. ‘17 Bomag BW191AD-5 double drum. ‘12 Hamm 3307 smooth drum. ‘07 Sakai GW750 rubber wheel. ‘05 Cat CS-563E smooth drum. ‘89 Dynapac CA15 II PD pad.

‘00 JLG 40H. ‘97 JLG N40E. OTHERS: ‘17 Nifty Lift TM50 towable. ‘13 Teupen LEO 13 GT track.

GRADER Fiat Allis FG65C.

ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT ‘17 Case 586H. ‘03 Case 586G. Harlo HP8500.

FORESTRY EQUIPMENT ‘08 John Deere 1710 Eco III log forwarder. ‘87 International S-10 grapple skidder.

ROUGH TERRAIN SCISSOR LIFT ‘17 Skyjack SJ8841 RT. Skyjack SJ7135.

CRAWLER DUMPER ‘25 Wacker Neuson DT08.

PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSORS 2-‘19 Doosan P185s. ‘19 Sulliar 425DH. ‘17 Atlas Copco XAS 185. Sullair 185. Sullivan D185Q11JD.

CRAWLER LOADER ‘04 Struck Magnatrac 4800. TELEHANDLERS CAT: ‘21 Cat TH255C. ‘07 Cat TL943. GEHL: ‘17 Gehl RS8-42 Gen: 2. ‘15 Gehl RS6-42 Gen:2. JLG: 2-‘14 JLG G6-42As. JCB: ‘18 JCB 512-56. ‘16 JCB 525-60 Hi Viz. SKYTRAK: ‘15 Skytrak 6036. ‘15 Skytrak 8042. ‘12 Skytrak 10054. OTHERS: ‘21 Bobcat TL619. ‘20 Sany STH1056A. ‘16 Genie GTH-844. BOOM LIFTS GENIE: ‘16 Genie S-60X. 3-‘16 Genie Z-45/25Js. ‘15 Genie Z62/40. ‘14 Genie Z-60/34. ‘13 Genie S-65. ‘10 Genie S-80X. ‘05 Genie S-45. JLG: ‘17 JLG 400S. ‘14 JLG 600AJ. ‘06 JLG 450A. ‘05 JLG 600A. ‘01 JLG 660SJ.

PORTABLE GENERATORS ‘21 Doosan G40WDO-3A-T4F. 2-‘21 Allmand Maxi-Power 65s. ‘19 Wanco WSP12-1. ‘17 Generac Magnum Pro MMG45IF4. Multi Quip Whisperwatt DCA-25USI. Magnum MMG25.

KUBOTA: ‘24 Kubota SVL97-2 track. ‘24 Kubota SVL75-3 track. ‘23 Kubota SSV65. NEW HOLLAND: ‘23 New Holland C362 track. ‘19 New Holland C232 track. ‘16 New Holland C232 track. ‘15 New Holland C238 track. OTHERS: ‘24 Case TR340B track. ‘22 Case SV185B skid steer. ‘24 JCB 215. ‘19 Bobcat T595 track. ‘19 Takeuchi TL6 track. ‘18 Gehl RT185. Gehl 4610. ATTACHMENTS: Unused ‘23 Kubota SBL3084 84” snowblower. ‘22 Paladin 111487 hyd post driver. ‘21 FAE STC/SSL-150 5’ stone crusher. 100’s of items including forks, buckets, snowplows, dozer blades, earth augers and much more.

TRUCKS DAY CAB TRUCK TRACTORS: ‘05 Sterling. ‘96 International 8100. COMMERCIAL MOWING EQUIPMENT ‘96 Peterbilt 378. ‘23 Alamo Industrial Versa Mower unit for JD CAB & CHASSIS: M series tractors. ‘20 International CV515. ‘21 Alamo Traxx RC28 remote controlled ‘91 Mack DM690S. mower. ‘16 John Deere 1600 Turbo Series II wide area OTHERS: ‘13 Ford F-250 XL Super Duty service truck. mower. Tiger 1260 3pt mount boom mower. ‘13 International 4300 single axle dump truck. John Deere 1435 Series II front mount lawn mower. TRAILERS FLATBED | EQUIPMENT: COMMERCIAL MOWING TRACTOR ‘23 Delta 32’ gooseneck flatbed. ‘01 New Holland TS110 tractor w/ boom ‘21 Interstate 50DLA 25-ton tri axle flatbed tag. mower. ‘12 Ledwell 48’ hyd tail step deck. SKID STEERS & ATTACHMENTS ‘04 Kaufman Trailers tandem axle step deck. CAT: ‘98 Felling FT40-2 20-ton tilt deck flatbed tag. ‘23 Cat 279D3 track. OTHERS: ‘17 Cat 299D2 XHP track. Unused ‘26 Industrias America 500-gallon fuel JOHN DEERE: trailer. 2-‘22 John Deere 325G tracks. 4-‘15 Utility 53’ refer trailers w/ Carrier 7500 ‘22 John Deere 333G track. X4 refer units. ‘19 John Deere 331G track. PORTABLE WATER PUMPS Gorman Rupp PA6D60-40-50-SU 6.

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Registered WI Auction #1013-53. Registered WI Auctioneer: Carl Theorin - #135. 715-536-1955 or 800-432-1922

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC...........................................17 ALTA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT............................................96 AMULET..........................................................................................59 AED ................................................................................................20 ASTEC KPI-JCI...............................................................................33 BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC........................................................34,35 BARGAINS......................................................................................88 BLUE RIDGE TRACTOR.................................................................28 BOBCAT COMPANY.......................................................................22 BOBCAT INDUSTRIAL....................................................................50 BRANDEIS MACHINERY................................................................19 BROOKS TRACTOR (VML)............................................................15 CEG SCALE MODELS....................................................................14 CONDUIT SEARCH GROUP..........................................................80 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE............................... 42,87,88 DIAMOND MOWERS.................................................................56,57 EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS.....................................................21,58 EASI POUR.....................................................................................66 ESCO WEIR....................................................................................55 FABICK CAT.................................................................................2,13 FAE USA INC..................................................................................40 FARM-RITE EQUIPMENT INC..........................................................3 FELLING TRAILERS..................................................................84,85 FINKBINER EQUIPMENT CO..........................................................7 FINLAY MIDWEST..........................................................................32 FLANGE LOCK...............................................................................18 G.W. VAN KEPPEL..........................................................................27 GOMACO CORP.............................................................................65 HITACHI EXCAVATOR.....................................................................67 HITCHDOC......................................................................................72 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT...............................48,49 IRAY AUCTIONS INC......................................................................92 JOHN DEERE............................................................................46,47 KAGE INNOVATION........................................................................73 KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC....................................................23 KLEEMANN................................................................................36,37 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY .............................68,69 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP......................................................78,79 KUBOTA EXCAVATOR....................................................................62 LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC..............................................58 LANO EQUIPMENT INC.................................................................53 MANITOWOC CRANES..................................................................45 MCCANN INDUSTRIES INC.............................................................6 MCCOY CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY...................................... 11 MECALAC.......................................................................................76 METAL PLESS................................................................................ 74 METSO USA INC............................................................................31

MGX EQUIPMENT SERVICES.......................................................75 MID COUNTRY MACHINERY.........................................................10 OKADA............................................................................................59 POWERSCREEN............................................................................43 PURPLE WAVE INC ONLINE NO RESERVE AUCTIONS 10/22/26........................92 RACKERS EQUIPMENT CO..........................................................41 RAMMER.........................................................................................39 RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS 10/20 ASN CONSTRUCTION JOBS.......................................95 ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY.......................................................9 ROCK TOUGH QUALITY SCREENING..........................................41 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION.........................................81 ROLAND MACHINERY CO...............................................................5 SAKAI SOIL.....................................................................................77 SANY AMERICA INC......................................................................44 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES..........................................................59 SCHWEISS BI FOLD DOORS........................................................29 SENNEBOGEN...............................................................................38 STAR EQUIPMENT LTD...................................................................6 STROBEL MFG.................................................................................6 TEREX FUCHS...............................................................................39 THUNDER CREEK.........................................................................82 TIMPTE INC....................................................................................82 TOWMASTER INC...........................................................................83 TRI-STATE BOBCAT........................................................................28 VLP AN EQUIPMENTSHARE COMPANY......................................29 WAUSAU AUCTIONEERS ANNUAL FALL AUCTION 10/23/2026....................................93 WEILER GRADER.....................................................................60,61 WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES........................................................7 YODER & FREY AUCTIONEERS 10/20 & 10/21 OHIO AUCTION...............................................91 OHIO STATE SUPPLEMENT ALTA - OHIO...........................................................................................2 COLUMBUS EQUIPMENT CO............................................................12 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE................................................9 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS GROUP INC.................................... 11 GORILLA HAMMERS............................................................................1 JCB OF OHIO........................................................................................7 MURPHY TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO.............................................3 OHIO CAT...............................................................................................5 STONE PRODUCTS INC.......................................................................7 THE MCLEAN CO................................................................................ 10

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ASN Constructors Job Completion Auction October 20

1 of 12 – Late Model John Deere 460 P-Tier

2023 Cat 815

2 – 2023 Cat D9

1 of 3 – Late Model Volvo EC950FL

2023 Komatsu PC1250-11

2 of # – 2024 Case IH Steiger 645S

2025 Manitowoc MLC100-1 110 ton

1 of 3 – 2024 Komatsu D155PX-8

2020 Cat 966M

3 of 7 – 2023 Cat 637K

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