Midwest 7 March 28, 2026 by Construction Equipment Guide

Nebraska DOT Brings Down Historic Bridge

By Lori Tobias CEG CORRESPONDENT

A $22 million, threefold Columbus, Neb., project is replacing two

highway structures and repairing a third in a

Department of Transportation (NDOT) and the city of Columbus in a “multi-year infrastructure project that will improve long-term safety, mobility and access for the entire community.”

The project includes the demolition — completed in August 2025 — and replacement of the historic Columbus River Loup Bridge, built in 1931.

By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

It is predicted that the next two years will be

ones for contractors taking on bridge construction projects at the state

Taking advantage of the opportunity for federal dollars flowing out of a new bridge formula program, state DOTs also are capitalizing on highway

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Huge inventory of Construction and Equipment Trailers In Stock

8 CHICAGO FIRE FC BREAKS GROUND ON NEW STADIUM AT

million privately funded stadium in the South Loop, marking Chicago’s first major stadium construction project in more than 30 years.

12 LUBY, HITACHI PARTNER TO BRING LINEUP TO MISSOURI, ILLINOIS

Luby Equipment has officially announced a new partnership with Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas, expanding its equipment offering and service capabilities across Missouri and Illinois.

16 BOBCAT UNVEILS ITS NEXT EVOLUTION OF COMPACT LOADERS

Bobcat Company introduced the next evolution of its compact loader lineup at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026. The newly enhanced lineup delivers more choice, more control and more operator-ready technology.

18 MORE THAN 2,000 EXHIBIT DURING CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026

More than 140,000 construction professionals from 128 countries gathered for ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026 March 3-7 in Las Vegas. More than 2,000 exhibitors showcased the latest equipment, technology and services.

20 MCF NAMES COTTON AS REGIONAL SALES MANAGER IN MIDWEST

McCoy Construction & Forestry announced Beau Cotton has been promoted to serve as regional sales manager for the company’s locations in Illinois, Indiana, Western Kentucky and Missouri.

24 KANSAS CITY’S ROY BLUNT LUMINARY PARK IN FINAL DESIGN STAGE

The Roy Blunt Luminary Park project closed out 2025 with major progress after the Kansas City Council passed Ordinance No. 250809, authorizing the project to advance to 100 percent design and setting the stage for construction to begin.

28 RASMUSSEN’S GALLEGOS

CLAIMS

‘PINK-BELT’ FOR BREAST CANCER

Pink-Belt, the 15.2-t Link-Belt 145 X4 excavator that traveled the United States for a year to support breast cancer awareness, has been sold to the highest bidder, Randy Gallegos of Rasmussen Equipment of West Valley City, Utah.

IN THIS ISSUE

MIDWEST EDITION

32 BORSHEIM TAKES DELIVERY OF LIEBHERR LTR 1150 CRAWLER CRANE

Adding to its comprehensive fleet of Liebherr machines, this crane’s economic transport concept and high lifting capacity provides Borsheim with a versatile machine for a wide range of applications.

BOBCAT NAMES 2026 DEALER LEADERSHIP GROUPS

Bobcat Company, a global equipment and worksite solutions brand, announced March 11, 2026, its 2026 Dealer Leadership Groups for the construction and portable power divisions in North America.

63 THUNDER CREEK UNVEILS NEW FUEL, LUBE PICKUP SKIDS

Thunder Creek Equipment has announced the launch of two new jobsite solutions designed to support modern fueling and PM workflows: the diesel pickup skid (DPS) and lube pickup skid (LPS).

64 STOOPS ANNOUNCES NEW DEALERSHIP IN GRAYLING, MICH.

This facility is positioned to serve the needs of central and Northern Michigan and represents a significant investment in the region and reinforces Stoops’ commitment to delivering exceptional service where customers need it most.

66 ISUZU LAUNCHES PREMIUM BODY PROGRAM WITH

Isuzu dealers will be able to purchase completed trucks through Isuzu with the new Advantic body, which was on display in the Isuzu booth during NTEA Work Truck Week in Indianapolis, Ind.

RB Global, Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire BigIron Auction Company, accelerating the company’s strategic expansion into United States agriculture.

2017 HAMM HD+110IVT $103,000 STK# HM17056, 703 HRS, Cape Girardeau, MO

2018 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $74,500 STK# KM2023642, 3600 HRS, Marengo, IL

2022 KOMATSU WA320-8 $205,000 STK# KM2022647, 533 HRS, Springﬁeld, IL

KOMATSU PC170LC-11 $139,500 STK# KM2024104, 1404 HRS, Slinger, WI

2008 GRADALL XL4100 II $58,000 STK# ZZ2022589 7,845 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL

2018 HAMM HD+140iVV $70,990 STK# HM18003, 1910 HRS, Carterville, IL

2008 VALMET 840.3 $95,000 STK# VT2022063, 25,466 HRS, Escanaba, MI

2019 WIRTGEN W120CFI $435,000 STK# WG2021088, 1148 HRS, Springﬁeld, IL

2018 KOMATSU HM400-5 $479,500 STK# KM2024111, 5506 HRS, Cape Girardeau, MO

2013 HAMM HD12VV $19,500 STK# HM2023091 3238 HRS, DePere, WI

KOMATSU PC210LC-11 $129,500 STK# KM2023069, 5422 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL

2016 KOMATSU 931.2 $315,000 STK# VT2022024, 9946 HRS, Escanaba, MI

2017 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $55,000 STK# KM2022612, 5196 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL

2020 KOMATSU WA270-8 $175,000 STK# KM2022362, 649 HRS, DeForest, WI

2014 KOMATSU D37PX-23 $99,500 STK# KM2023250 2204 HRS,

2019 KOMATSU PC170LC-11 $155,000 STK# KM2022354, 2310 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL

2018 KOMATSU PC490LC-11 $159,500 STK# KM2024254, 9121 HRS, Columbia, MO 2015 CAT 349FL $89,500 STK# CT2024019, 10,25 HRS, Escanaba,

KOMATSU 931.2 $305,000 STK#VT2023001, 10,292 HRS, Escanaba, MI

VT2023001, 10,292 HRS,

2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11 $239,500 STK# KM2022040, 682 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL

KOMATSU PC210LC-10 $134,500 STK# KM2023319, 3628 HRS, Eau Claire, WI 2020 KOMATSU PC210LC-11 $179,500 STK# KM2022040, 964 HRS, Eau Claire, WI

2015 KOMATSU PC228USLC-10 $149,500 STK# KM2021516, 4061 HRS, Escanaba, MI

2018 HAMM HD+110IVO $104,560 STK# HM18066 773 HRS, Carterville, IL

KOMATSU WA475-10 $389,500 STK# KM2023313, 1157 HRS, Columbia, MO

2020 KOMATSU PC240LC-11 $220,000 STK# KM2022017, 2323 HRS,

Palmyra, MO

2017

Springﬁeld,

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

2017 KOMATSU 931.2 $249,000

Escanaba, MI

2023 KOMATSU HM400-5 $565,000 STK# DCcons, 1800 HRS, Cape Girardeau, MO 2018 HAMM HD10VO $25,555 STK# HM17083, 302 HRS, Bolingbrook, IL 2017 KOMATSU PC88MR-10 $49,500 STK# KM2022612, 5198 HRS, DePere, WI 2022 KOMATSU WA500-8 $389,500 STK# KM2023005, 4629 HRS, Portage, IN

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

$199,900

2022 Case 521G, S/N 253822, 266 Hours, CAB/AIR/HEAT, RIDE CONTROL, THIRD VALVE, LIMITED SLIP DIFF, JRB COUPLER2.5 YARD GP BUCKET, DELUXE CAB .. $129,900

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

$109,900

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

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

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

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

ROLLERS

$85,500

Sakai R2H-4 static roller - ‘23, approx. 120 hrs., #C002897

$108,800

Sakai SW884ND - ‘19, approx. 2900 hrs., #C002777, Double drum Oscillatory

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

EXCAVATORS

Liebherr A904C Wheeled Excavator - ‘16, approx 550 Hrs, 2-piece boom, pin grabber coupler, aux hyd

$P.O.R.

Liebherr R946 - ‘14, approx.. 800 Hrs, 12’6” stick, QC66 coupler, aux. hyd ..............

$P.O.R.

$26,850.

$148,400 Sakai SW300 - approx. 450 hrs, 39” drum, #C000211

BROOMS

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

MILLING MACHINES

BOMAG BM600 - ‘16, 565 Hrs, 24” Drum, Load Out Conveyor

$152,800

Roadtec RX-300 - ’18, approx. 600 hrs. 4’ drum

$311,400

CRUSHING AND SCREENING

ASTEC GT104 - ‘17, 325 Hrs, 5.25cyd Hopper, 4’x9’ Top & Bottom Screens, #C001154

KPI FT2650 – ’19, approx. 1800 hrs. Tracked jaw crusher

$148,900

$546,950

PAVERS / ROAD WIDENERS

Mauldin 1560 paver – ’22, approx. 600hrs. 8-14’, electric screed heat $99,600

P.O.R. items may be on rent causing pricing and hours to vary.

Chicago Fire FC Breaks Ground On New Stadium at The 78

Chicago Fire FC has broken ground on a $750 million privately funded stadium in the South Loop, marking Chicago’s first major stadium construction project in more than 30 years. Joe Mansueto, club owner and chairman, joined Dave Baldwin, president of business operations, city officials and project partners for the ceremony.

Since taking full ownership in 2019, Mansueto has committed more than $1 billion to long-term capital improvements across the Club, including construction of the $100 million Endeavor Health Performance Center and expanded Academy facilities. The new stadium is the latest component of this development program.

Project Design, Construction

Designed by Gensler, the open-air venue will seat more than 22,000 fans and feature a natural grass field, 360-degree sightlines and a purpose-built supporters section. Premium hospitality areas will be integrated throughout the building to accommodate a range of event needs.

The project will anchor The 78, a large mixed-use development along the Chicago River. Plans call for public plazas, activated outdoor areas and improved pedestrian connections that tie the stadium to surrounding retail and residential space. The venue is expected to support year-round use, including concerts, international matches and community programming.

Baldwin noted that the stadium reflects years of planning among design, construction and city partners to deliver a modern sports and entertainment facility built specifically for Chicago fans.

Construction Team, Timeline

Related Midwest is serving as master developer for The 78. Gensler is the lead architect. Construction is being executed through a joint partnership of Pepper Construction, GMA Construction Group and All Construction Group, all based in

The stadium is slated to open before the 2028 MLS season.

Additional Club Developments

The stadium follows several recent capital projects, including the 2025 opening of the Endeavor Health Performance Center, a centralized training facility for the first team, Chicago Fire II and Academy operations. The Club also relocated its business operations to the Wrigley Building and introduced the Dear Chicago Experience Center, a 9,000-sq.-ft. immersive space showcasing stadium plans and design elements. For more details on the project and premium opportunities, visit dearchicago.com and chicagofirefc.com. 

Chicago. The stadium is slated to open before the 2028 MLS season.

Chicago Fire photo

Chicago Fire FC has broken ground on a $750 million privately funded stadium in the South Loop.

Chicago Fire photo

Chicago Fire FC has broken ground on a $750 million privately funded stadium in the South Loop.

Chicago Fire photo

The new stadium is the latest component of this development program.

Chicago Fire photo

#93506 | 2023 KOMATSU D61PXi-24, PAT BLADE, 6345 HOURS $134,500

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

$82,500

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

Hamm GRW-5 Pneumatic Roller, 1994, Deutz Diesel, ROPS Canopy, (9) Ea. 7.50-15C1 Tires . . . . . .$15,500

(4) Cat 825C’s, 1981-1990, EROPS, S-blade w/tilt, all work ready From $79,500

Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever & remote $4,000 to $10,000 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single drum, tow type

$4,000 - $6,500

Volvo A40, 1998, 40 tons, 10991 hrs, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, 29 cy cap. sideboards, tailgate (currently off work), work ready

Broderson IC80-2E, 1997, 8.5 ton, 24’ boom, dual fuel, 10.00R15 tires, 3,400 hrs

$127,500

Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 395 hp, 6WD, A/C, 29.5R25, working everyday

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

$145,000

Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 11,000 hrs, 6WD, 20.5R25, A/C, P/S trans, 29 cy cap., 6/06 hitch rebuilt .$115,000

Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, P/S trans, tailgate, work ready

$115,000

Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26.5R25 tires, approx 7,000 hrs, good condition

$147,500

Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5x25, A/C, P/S trans, working everyday on jobsites

$87,500

$49,500 IR 185’s, JD diesels

CALL

(12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a towtype, (4) MH lights, excellent From $5,200

Cat 336EL, 2012, 33.5” TBG pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 6,700 HMR, work ready

$162,500

Cat 336FL, 2015, 33.5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 HMR, work ready $224,500

Komatsu PC220LC-8 Longreach, 2011, Young Boom/Stick 60’ reach, 3,500 HMR $179,000

Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5R25, A/C, P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites

$89,000

Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD, 23.5R25, 21 cy cap, A/C, P/S trans, works everyday

$122,500

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

$24,500 (2) Balderson Broom Attachment for Cat IT Machines, 8' wide, good condition $4,000 Ea. NUMEROUS Rivinius R600’s, 10’ Wide, Mount on Dozer Blade

$25,500

Kobelco SK210LC, 2007, Q/C, aux hyd, 31.5” TBG Pads, 3,900 HMR

$72,500

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

$82,000

$49,500

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

Cat 621F, 1996, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x2, very good condition CALL

Cat 621E, 1989, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x29, very nice

CALL

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

$87,500

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

$142,500

Komatsu D155AX-6, 2007, Sigma S-U Blade, 4-bbl Single Shank Ripper, 8,400 HMR

Over 100 Excavator, Loader, Specialized & Grapple Buckets in Stock -Call For Your Needs FORKS (8) IT28F/G Forks, Balderson qc, 48"-60" pallet style, excellent $4,000 Others Available Call

$229,500

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

$152,500

715-752-8112

JD 50G, A/C, Hyd Thumb, 5’7” Long Arm, Blade, Aux, #292872 ......................................$45,000

Kubota KX057-5, A/C, Hyd Thumb, Angle Blade, Aux Hyd, #296470 ........................$76,000

JD 331G, A/C, Hi Flow Aux, 2 Speed, Ride Control, #262952 .. $65,000

JD 310SL, A/C, 4X4, Ext Dipper, Ride Control, #262892 .... $99,000

JD 85G, A/C, Rubber Pads, Blade, Aux Hyd, 6’11” Arm, #291320 ........................$99,000

Komatsu PC138LC-11, A/C, Long Arm, CPLR, Rubber Pads, #298908 ......................$160,000

Bobcat T870, A/C, Joysticks, 2 Speed, Air Ride, #298789 .............. $49,000

JD 320P, A/C, 4X4, Ext Dipper, Aux, 19.5 Tires, Coupler, #302479 $115,000

JD 135G, A/C, 9’11” Arm, 24” Shoes, Reduced Tail Swing, #249203 ........................$87,000

JD 350G, A/C, Aux Hyd, Coupler, 13’1” Arm, #304349 ....................................$130,000

CAT D6K2, A/C, Trimble, LGP, 34” Pads, 6 Way Blade, #305875 $125,000

CAT 430F2, A/C, Pilots, Ext Dipper, 4X4, Aux, 19.5 Tires, #299832 $95,000

JD 210G, A/C, Hyd Thumb, Coupler, 9’7” Arm, Rev Fan, #261276 ......................$130,000

Volvo EC750EL, A/C, CWRT, 36” Pads, 9’6” Arm, 96” BKT, #305074 ......................$285,000

JD 700K, A/C, LGP, 30” Pads, 6 Way 132” Blade, Sweeps, #296466 $140,000

Deere 524K, A/C, Rev Fan, 20.5 Tires, Front Diff Lock, #300486 .. $88,000

JD 245G, A/C, Aux Hydraulics, 9’7” Arm, 32” Shoes, Air Seat, #262242 ......................$195,000

Bobcat S650, A/C, 2 Speed, Air Ride, Joysticks, #301217 ......................................$24,000

CAT D8T, A/C, 152” Semi U Blade, Ripper, Trimble Ready, #305941 $350,000

JD 844K-III, A/C, Scale, Radio, 8 YD GP Bucket, #261515 .......... $210,000

Luby, Hitachi Partner to Bring Lineup to Missouri, Illinois

Luby Equipment has officially announced a new partnership with Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas, expanding its equipment offering and service capabilities across Missouri and Illinois. As an authorized dealer, Luby Equipment will provide contractors access to Hitachi excavators and construction equipment backed by full-service support, parts availability and experienced technicians.

The partnership increases regional access to Hitachi’s equipment lineup at a time when infrastructure investment and private development activity continue across Missouri and Illinois. Contractors will now have expanded local access to sales, service and parts support for the Hitachi brand.

“We are excited to represent a brand with a long history of innovation and performance in the earthmoving segment,” said David Kedney, executive vice president of Luby Equipment. “This partnership allows us to expand the equipment and support we provide to contractors across Missouri and Illinois.”

Luby Equipment selected Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas based on machine performance, long-term reliability and alignment with the company’s service-first approach. The partnership strengthens Luby’s ability to support customers throughout the lifecycle of their equipment with responsive service, parts availability and both in-house and on-site support to minimize downtime.

As Hitachi continues expanding its technology offerings, including telematics and automation systems, Luby Equipment will serve as the local partner responsible for delivering and supporting that equipment throughout Missouri and Illinois.

Additional details regarding equipment availability, demonstrations and support offerings will be announced in the coming weeks.

About Luby Equipment

Founded more than 50 years ago, Luby Equipment is a familyowned construction equipment dealer serving Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas. The company supports contractors, municipalities and utility operators with dependable equipment, responsive service and long-term partnerships focused on keeping jobs moving. For more information, visit lubyequipment.com and hitachicm.com/us/en. 

Luby Equipment photo

As an authorized dealer, Luby Equipment will provide contractors access to Hitachi excavators and construction equipment backed by full-service support, parts availability and experienced technicians.

Luby Equipment photo

Founded more than 50 years ago, Luby Equipment is a family-owned construction equipment dealer serving Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas.

Luby Equipment photo

Luby Equipment has officially announced a new partnership with Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas, expanding its equipment offering and service capabilities across Missouri and Illinois.

Luby Equipment photo

Contractors will now have expanded local access to sales, service and parts support for the Hitachi brand.

Luby Equipment photo

The partnership increases regional access to Hitachi’s equipment lineup at a time when infrastructure investment and private development activity continue across Missouri and Illinois.

2023 JOHN DEERE 524

Bobcat Unveils Its Next Evolution of Compact Loaders

Bobcat Company introduced the next evolution of its compact loader lineup at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026. The newly enhanced lineup delivers more choice, more control and more operator-ready technology across the company’s compact loader portfolio.

As the industry continues to shift, with 41 percent of the United States construction workforce projected to retire by 2031, according to a report by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, Bobcat is introducing solutions to support operators of every experience level through intuitive controls, smarter systems and simplified operation.

“Nearly 70 years ago, Bobcat introduced the world’s first compact loader, defining an entirely new way to work on the jobsite,” said Mike Ballweber, president of Doosan Bobcat North America Inc. “This evolution of Bobcat loaders builds on that legacy by pairing the power and durability our customers expect with intelligence and simplicity designed for a changing workforce.”

Two Paths, One Purpose

Bobcat has realigned its lineup into two distinct compact loader categories, classic and pro, making it easier to choose the right machine for different operation needs and applications.

Classic: performance and familiar controls

Classic loaders deliver Bobcat performance with familiar controls and competitive pricing, ideal for landscapers, rental fleets and general construction applications.

Classic models include:

• compact track loaders: T450, T595, T650 and T770.

• skid-steer loaders: S70, S450, S590, S650 and S770.

Operators benefit from classic Bobcat controllability using either selectable joystick controls (SJC) or optional hand and foot controls, along with two-speed travel, automatic ride control, keyless ignition and a deluxe display with optional integrated rear camera.

Pro: advanced technology, agility and intelligence

Bobcat pro loaders bring control, performance and technology advancements.

Pro models include:

• compact track loaders: T64-2, T66-2, T76-2 and T86-2.

• skid-steer loaders: S64-2, S66-2, S76-2 and S86-2.

Key pro advancements include:

• Four drive modes with enhanced control software that deliver greater precision and responsiveness tailored to operator preference and application.

• Balanced: smooth, predictable response for precise work that requires steady control

— ideal for grading, material placement and confined job sites.

• Agile: a versatile mode designed for everyday operation, providing responsive control across a wide range of tasks and mixed applications.

• Dynamic: sharper acceleration and quicker response for high-productivity work where faster cycle times and confident control are essential.

• Charged: maximum responsiveness and speed for experienced operators working in open areas, enabling high-productivity work with precise control.

• Strategic weight reductions and structural optimizations increase agility while maintaining performance.

• Redesigned electrical systems for improved reliability in demanding work environments.

• An elevated operator experience featuring refreshed interiors, heated air-ride seats, added storage and an intuitive 8-in. touchscreen display with infotainment and an integrated rear camera.

Among the newly evolved pro loaders, the T86-2 and S86-2 set a new benchmark with 115 hp and a 12-ft. lift height, giving operators the strength and capability to take on their toughest jobs.

“One of the major drivers of our loader evolution is accelerating the pace of innovation across our lineup,” said Brad Claus, Bobcat senior vice president of North America construction equipment. “With our

shift from series to categories, we will release innovations more frequently at the model level, without waiting for an entirely new series to launch. And with new technologies in place, we can deliver meaningful updates to customers more often.”

Building on this evolution, Bobcat is introducing new integrated technology options designed to further simplify operation, elevate jobsite awareness and help operators of every skill level work more confidently and efficiently.

BobcatÊs Newest Technology Options

Bobcat is expanding its portfolio of smart, operator-focused solutions with Jobsite Companion, the first AI-enabled solution in the compact equipment industry, and its new jobsite awareness suite of operator-awareness tools powered by camera- and radarbased technologies.

Jobsite Companion

Available as an option on pro loaders in the United States, Jobsite Companion simplifies machine operation with voice commands, automated attachment settings and real-time jobsite insights — allowing operators to keep hands on the controls while automating more than 50 machine functions. Its built-in job cost dashboard turns hours into insight by tracking operation cost compared to job estimates to improve profit.

Jobsite Awareness Systems

Available as optional features on pro load-

ers in the United States and Canada, Bobcat is introducing operator-awareness technology options through camera- and radar-based systems.

Bobcat View camera options are available on pro loaders, offering either a rear view or a broad-area view that covers the rear and sides of the machine.

Bobcat also is introducing Bobcat Sense detection systems, which offers two additional detection options:

• Rear object detection and avoidance: A radar-based system that detects objects and people behind the machine and can alert the operator or automatically slow or stop the loader.

• 360 people detection: This camerabased system identifies and alerts operators to the presence of people around the machine without intervening in machine motion.

These technologies provide added awareness on demanding job sites, giving operators more information to maneuver confidently and stay focused on the job.

“This launch isn’t just about new machines, it’s about how people work,” said Claus. “By giving operators more choice, more control and smarter technology, we’re building equipment that adapts alongside the workforce and the job sites of tomorrow.”

The newly enhanced loader models will be available at select North American dealerships beginning summer 2026.

For more information, visit bobcat.com. 

Bobcat photo

Bobcat has realigned its lineup into two distinct compact loader categories, classic and pro, making it easier to choose the right machine for different operation needs and applications.

House Dates Loretto: Thurs. April 16 9am-2pm Anoka: Thurs. April 23 Shakopee:9am-2pmThurs. April 30 9am-2pm

More Than 2,000 Exhibit During ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026

Volvo debuted the new A50 articulated hauler. With a 50-ton payload capacity and full-suspension technology, the A50 gives contractors a new option to tackle rough terrain.

(L-R): Ken Taylor, Branden Henning, Gabby Jones, Terry Culler, Linda Meier, Stuart Taylor and Gordon Taylor of Ohio CAT, gather at ConExpo in Las Vegas, Nev., as team members connected with customers and industry partners while exploring the latest equipment and technology on display.

During ConExpo-Con/AGG at the Felling exhibit (L-R) are TJ Schwartz, OEM Sales; Jake Meyer, sales manager; Joel Lindmeyer, Great Lakes sales; Terry Wojick, northeast sales; Joe Pessen, central south sales; Kevin Maves, southwest sales; Carl Thigpen, northwest sales; and Nathan Uphus, sales director.

More than 140,000 construction professionals from 128 countries gathered for ConExpoCon/AGG 2026 March 3-7 in Las Vegas. More than 2,000 exhibitors showcased the latest equipment, technology and services. Here is Construction Equipment Guide’s continuing coverage of the largest trade show in North America.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2026 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

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Cory Jenson (L) of McLanahan Corporation, Hollidaysburg, Pa., asks Liam Holland of RubbleCrusher, about this RubbleCrusher RC-J65 portable jaw crusher.

Bobcat Company has introduced the next evolution of its compact loader lineup at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026. The newly enhanced lineup delivers more choice, more control and more operator-ready technology across the industry’s most expansive compact loader portfolio.

Cody Price of KOMPLET demonstrates the features of the K-JC 503 mini-jaw crusher.

The Bedrock booth team included (L-R) front row: Michelle Luo, Leslie Zhu, Cathy Nguyen, Betty Munoz, Garbo Gao, Lucas Pavli and Jack Yao and (L-R) back row: Alex Peleaz, Germey Ramirez, Erick Morales and Sebastian Palmerin.

Jayson Garland (L) and Jacob Bonde of Manitowoc discuss the company’s NTC80 boom truck with attendees.

Jason Faust (L) of Construction Machinery Company Inc., Louisville, Ky., and Dave Seater of Link-Belt Excavators, Lexington, Ky., connect at the Link-Belt display.

Parts ASAP, headquartered in Hudson, Wis., with locations throughout the United States and Canada, supplies aftermarket parts for agriculture and construction equipment.

Representatives of AggCorp Equipment Systems gather at ConExpo-Con/AGG in Las Vegas, Nev., beside equipment displayed at the show and marked “Proudly Sold to AggCorp.”

Schertzing

The Elliott team was at ConExpo with the company’s newest D105 digger derrick. (L-R) are John Glazer, executive vice president; Lindsay Obal, director of marketing; Paul Cassidy, vice president of sales, East; Dave Cheleen, manager inside sales; and Terry Radenslaben, vice president of engineering.

Diamond Mowers of Sioux Falls, S.D., debuted multiple new products at ConExpo keeping sales teams with a steady stream of interest from attendees. (L-R) are Aaron Boyd, national sales director; Aaron Prull of Rexco Equipment, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Jordan Hagena, new product specialist of Diamond

of AIS

Aaron McKee, founder and president of Purple Wave Auction, met up with Tom Richards of Kirby-Smith Machinery, Fort Worth, Texas, during ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas.

GOMACO of Ida Grove, Iowa, introduced its new polymer paver for placing polymer overlays on roadways and

Austin

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Construction Equipment, Grand Rapids, Mich., visits with Ken Skala

NPK Construction Equipment Inc., Walton Hills, Ohio, at the NPK booth.

Antonio Gallovich of Fiori represents the company next to its DX-30.

Robert Graham (L) and John Hall of Larmee Equipment brought the Soosan Rock Commander drill to the show.

bridge decks.

Mowers.

(L-R): Diane Salzman of Berlon Industries talks with Matthew DeVries, Michael Korb and Benjamin DeVries, all of Patriot Metal Finishing in Mooresville, N.C.

Cimline Announces 2025 Dealer Awards

Cimline announced its 2025 Dealer Awards during ConExpo-Con/AGG, March 3-7, 2026. These awards celebrate Cimline’s dealers and their dedication and loyalty to the brand.

Swanston Equipment Company (North Dakota and Minnesota) took home the top award for Top Combined Sales. The company is the number one dealer for Cimline and DuraPatcher products.

“We don’t just sell machines — we build trust,” according to Swanston’s website. “Four generations deep, more than 90 years strong and proud to be family-owned and operated, we’ve been keeping North Dakota and Minnesota moving since day one.”

Alta Equipment Company (Illinois, Michigan, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine and Florida) took home the award for Top Dealer Partner. This award recognizes collaborative effort in sales and product continuation.

“Since 1984, Alta has grown into one of North America’s largest integrated equipment dealership platforms,” according to the company’s website. “With more than 80 locations, we are your one-stop shop for material handling, construction, and electric vehicles. We’re dedicated to delivering world-class service that sets us apart – because building lasting customer relations is our mission.”

The McLean Company (Ohio) also was awarded the Top Dealer Partner, recognizing its collaborative effort in sales and product continuation.

According to McLean’s website, “A tradition of quality since 1926. For four generations, The McLean Company has stood for quality. Its history dates back to its founder Don H. McLean — father of the company’s current chairman of the board, Donald K. McLean and vice chairman Fred H. McLean, and grandfather to the current president, Donald S. McLean, his sister, Carey and Fred H. McLean’s three sons, Scott, Doug and Bill McLean.

Rose Equipment Company, Lincoln, Neb., was awarded the Top Cimline Sales award. This award is for top sales of Cimline products specific to crack sealing and mastic patching.

Rose Equipment celebrated 50 years this past summer with a customer appreciation day. Rose Equipment services agencies and contractors statewide and is a leader in customer service.

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Top Combined Sales — Swanston Equipment Company (North Dakota and Minnesota) was the number one dealer for Cimline and DuraPatcher products. (L-R) are Tom Rollo, regional sales manager, Cimline; Shawn Suess, sales coordinator, Swanston Equipment; Mike Mullen, sales, Swanston Equipment; Brock Leagjeld, sales, Swanston Equipment; Molly Swanston, vice president of sales and marketing, owner, Swanston Equipment; and Ben Thielbar, director of sales, Cimline.

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Top Dealer Partner — McLean Company, Ohio, was named a top dealer partner for collaborative effort in sales and product continuation. (L-R) are Kirk Sidwell, sales, McLean Company, West Chester, Ohio; James Hattendorf, sales, McLean Company, Hudson, Ohio; Rex Brickley, sales, McLean Company, Hudson, Ohio; Andrew Brockman, sales, Hudson, Ohio; Nat Alford, regional sales manager, Cimline; and Ben Thielbar, director of sales, Cimline.

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Top Dealer Partner — Alta Equipment Company (Illinois, Michigan, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine and Florida) was named a top dealer partner for collaborative effort in sales and product continuation. (L-R) are Lance Hartmann, president, Cimline; Travis Colwell, road products manager, Alta Equipment; and Nat Alford, regional sales manager, Cimline.

MCF Names Cotton as Regional Sales Manager in Midwest

McCoy Construction & Forestry announced Beau Cotton has been promoted to serve as regional sales manager for the company’s locations in Illinois, Indiana, Western Kentucky and Missouri.

Most recently, Cotton was a territory manager of McCoy Construction & Forestry’s Cape Girardeau, Mo., location since joining the organization in 2014.

Cotton started his career in the construction equipment industry in 1990, serving in multiple roles, including as a technician, shop foreman, territory manager and branch manager.

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Top Cimline Sales — Rose Equipment Company, Lincoln, Neb., was named a top sales dealer. This award is for top sales of Cimline products specific to crack sealing and mastic patching. (L-R) are Ben Thielbar, director of sales, Cimline; Randall Olson, sales, Rose Equipment; Brad Broz, sales manager, Rose Equipment; and Tom Rollo, regional sales manager, Cimline.

McCoy announced Beau Cotton as its new regional sales manager for Illinois, Indiana, Western Kentucky and Missouri.

McCoy Construction & Forestry (a part of the McCoy Group Inc.) is a family-owned John Deere construction and forestry equipment dealer, with 25 locations in eight states.

Backed by certified parts advisors, factory-trained technicians and an extensive parts inventory, its specialties include new and used equipment sales, equipment rental, product support, part, and service.

For more information, visit McCoyCF.com. 

Beau Cotton

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Kansas City’s Roy Blunt Luminary Park in Final Design Stage

The ordinance approves the development agreement, final design services, project management and an extension of preconstruction services for the construction manager/general contractor. It follows the project’s receipt of a federal Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and the selection of Clarkson Construction and JE Dunn as the CM/GC.

“This action brings us closer to transforming a highway barrier

into a landmark public space that strengthens our downtown, enhances the visitor experience and connects our neighborhoods,” said Mario Vasquez, city manager.

“This project reflects years of collaboration, and we are grateful to the state of Missouri, MoDOT and all our partners.”

Project partners noted the economic and civic benefits expected from the investment.

“This park represents years of collaboration and dedication,” said Jon Stephens, president and CEO of Port KC. “We are ensuring this once-in-a-generation project delivers the public space Kansas Citians have long envisioned and creates a lasting civic legacy.”

Community leaders also under-

With more than $158 million secured to date, including nearly $30 million in private funds, the project is entering Phase II of fundraising to secure an additional $21 million before the city releases an additional $65 million.

scored the project’s ability to activate year-round programming.

“Roy Blunt Luminary Park will knit our neighborhoods together in ways that strengthen community and drive opportunity,” said Bill Dietrich, president and CEO of the Downtown Council of Kansas City.

this year, the first phase of private fundraising successfully reached its $29 million goal.

The 5.5-acre park will include inclusive play areas, entertainment amenities and multimodal transportation options. Paired with the adjacent Barney Allis Plaza, scheduled for completion in December 2026, the park will anchor a new civic district downtown. Construction is anticipated to begin soon.

For more information, visit luminarypark.org. 

Roy Blunt Luminary Park rendering

Paired with the adjacent Barney Allis Plaza, scheduled for completion in December 2026, the park will anchor a new civic district downtown.

Roy Blunt Luminary Park rendering

The 5.5 -acre park will include inclusive play areas, entertainment amenities and multimodal transportation options.

Earlier this year, the first phase of private fundraising successfully reached its $29 million goal.

Roy Blunt Luminary Park rendering

Scale Models for Sale

Realistic Scale Models of Construction Equipment, ideal gifts for the Holidays, Birthdays,

Grove ATS540 Tri-Axle Truck Crane, 1:50 scale - $215

Caterpillar 225 & Caterpillar 323 Excavators Mounted on Plaque, 1:50 scale - $185

D10 Dozer,High Line Series, 1:50 scale - $175

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Caterpillar 988K Wheel Loader w/Log Grapple - 1:50 scale - $175

Caterpillar PM622 Cold Planner, 1:50 scale - $175

Caterpillar No.12 Grader & Caterpillar 12M3 Grader on a Plaque, 1:50 scale - $175

Caterpillar D6xe LGP Dozer w/black Centennial Series Colors, 1:50 scale - $160

Komatsu WH613 Telehandler w/Forks, 1:50 scale - $160

Caterpillar 336D Excavator, 1:50 scale - $150

Case 580SR Backhoe/Loader, 1:50 scale - $150

Caterpillar D3 Dozer w/ ripper 1:50 scale - $125

Case 1488 Excavator, 1:50 scale - $115

John Deere 870P Excavator, 1:50 scale - $125

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MTI Equipment Celebrates 40 Years, Marking Four Decades in Industry

MTI Equipment announced its 40th anniversary, commemorating four decades of service to the horizontal directional drilling (HDD) industry. From its founding in 1986 to its current position as a global leader in preowned HDD equipment, with more than 5,000 drills sold, MTI’s journey is defined by innovation, resilience and a steadfast commitment to the contractors who power our infrastructure.

Full-Circle Evolution

MTI was founded by a utility contractor who recognized the impact of HDD equipment in its early days. He later brought in his son, Canon Stahl, and son-in-law, Shawn Hendricks, to help grow the business. Their success ultimately led to MTI’s acquisition by Ditch Witch/Charles Machine Works in 2012.

In 2019, the organization completed a strategic re-acquisition from the Charles Machine Works/Toro family of companies, restoring MTI to its independent, family-owned roots. Since then, the company has continued to experience significant growth in personnel, facilities and industry expertise.

Team Strengthening

Following the re-acquisition in 2019, the leadership team — Shawn Hendricks, Canon Stahl and Alain Trimble — strengthened the company’s competitive position by partnering with Mike Lauzon, a seasoned industry veteran and son of the founder of HDD Broker.

Culture, Safety: Core of Success

Central to MTI’s success is a dedication to safety and employee well-being. MTI has achieved a major internal milestone: more than 1,400 consecutive days without a losttime injury. This achievement underscores the company’s priority of making MTI one of the safest and most rewarding workplaces in the industry.

Message From Leadership

Alain Trimble, a key leader in the ownership group, reflected on the milestone:

“Reaching 40 years in business is an incredible milestone for our company,” he said. “This achievement would not be possible without the trust of our customers, the collaboration of our partners and most importantly the dedication of our employees. Their hard work, commitment, and pride in what we do every day are the true foundation of our success. Because of them, we are able to consistently provide what we believe is the best preowned HDD equipment and, as we say, ‘Take the Risk Out of Buying Used.’ We are grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey and look forward to continuing to serve our customers for many years to come.”

Looking Ahead: 2026, Beyond

As MTI moves forward into its fifth decade, the company remains focused on growth and customer value. To kick off the celebration, MTI will roll out a series of promotions throughout 2026, with details to be announced in the coming weeks.

With his deep industry roots, Lauzon joined an ownership group with unmatched experience, relationships and technical expertise. The company also has continued to attract and develop talented professionals, building a team of nearly 50 employees.

About MTI Equipment

Headquartered in North Port, Fla., MTI Equipment is a global distributor of preowned HDD equipment. Operating from a 40,000-sq.-ft. facility on 13 acres, and serving customers in more than 40 countries, MTI is dedicated to providing superior equipment, industry-leading certified preowned standards and support for the HDD and utility construction sectors.

For more information, visit mtiequip.com. 

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ownership group leading the charge into its next 40 years (L to R) are Canon Stahl, Alain Trimble, Shawn Hendricks and Mike Lauzon.

Rasmussen Equipment’s Gallegos Claims

‘Pink-Belt’ for Breast Cancer Awareness

Pink-Belt, the 15.2-t Link-Belt 145 X4 excavator that traveled the United States for the past year to support breast cancer awareness, has been sold to the highest bidder, Randy Gallegos of Rasmussen Equipment of West Valley City, Utah. Pink-Belt was auctioned at ConExpo 2026 on March 5, raising a grand total of $220,000 for the cause.

“We’ve hosted the Pink-Belt tour three times now, and our dealership is very excited,” said Gallegos. “What’s more personal to me is that my sister passed away at 48 and my sisterin-law at 45 with cancer. I would really like to continue to contribute, through rental proceeds and our philanthropic efforts, to raising cancer awareness.”

“Through the continued amazing support of our dealers, customers and business partners, we, at LBX, are proud and honored to contribute a little bit to the fight against breast cancer,” said Eric Sauvage, CEO of LBX Company.

cess of our Pink Belt campaign demonstrates the power of collective commitment to saving lives and improving outcomes.”

LBX announced that 100 percent of the Pink-Belt auction proceeds benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation and Yes, Mamm! by CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations.

“We have been supporting the Yes, Mamm program, created by CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundation in 2012 in Lexington, Kentucky, as well as the National Breast Cancer Foundation in their shared journey to raise awareness of early detection of breast cancer and increase survival rates in our communities and our nation. We are very thankful to all our participants. Our live auction results represent far more than numbers — they represent more early detection opportunities, treatment access, emotional support and hope for individuals and families navigating breast cancer. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our partners who have supported us in this journey: ESCO Corporation, FastSigns, Grizzly Supplies, JB Harris, Dromone, TAG Manufacturing Inc. and Trimble. The suc-

“Reuniting for the LBX tour campaign and the Pink-Belt auction at ConExpo has been incredibly meaningful,” said Emily Millender, senior manager of strategic partnerships of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. “The support shown by the LBX team and their customers highlights the power of a community coming together for an important cause. We look forward to continuing this partnership and the lives that will be impacted through LBX’s support of our lifesaving programs and mission of Helping Women Now.”

The cause received a further $2,000 boost due to Jade Shank, who won the auction for the PinkBelt scale model Prize package.

LBX would like to thank the following companies for their support of Pink-Belt:

• Dromone, for providing a coupler;

• ESCO Corporation, for providing premium buckets;

• FastSigns for supplying high-quality decals;

• Grizzly Supplies for a $5k donation;

• JB Harris for providing quality logistical support and paint;

• TAG Manufacturing Inc. for a $5k donation; and

• Trimble for installing a complete 3D Machine Control system.

For more information, visit lbxco.com. 

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Pink-Belt was auctioned at ConExpo 2026 on March 5, 2026, raising a grand total of $220,000 for the cause. (LR) are Freddie Silveria, auctioneer; Randy Gallegos, Rasmussen Equipment, auction winner; Eric Sauvage, president and CEO, LBX Company; Madison Decker, National Breast Cancer Foundation; Marie Murray, CHI St. Joseph Health Foundations; and Emily Millender, National Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Kevin Roberts (L), director of North American sales, LBX Company, congratulates Randy Gallegos of Rasmussen Equipment on his winning bid for Pink-Belt.

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Borsheim Crane Service Takes Delivery of Liebherr LTR 1150 Crawler Crane

North Dakota-based Borsheim Crane Service LLC took delivery of a Liebherr LTR 1150 telescopic crawler crane at ConExpo 2026.

“We are looking forward to the addition of our LTR 1150 to add to our well diversified fleet, and to continue providing unique solutions for all of our customers,” said Tyler Goodman Jr., CEO of Borsheim Crane Service LLC.

With a nearly 80-year legacy of crane service excellence, Borsheim Crane Service is known for their crane, rigging, engineering and transportation services across the Midwest. Much of their work is focused on general construction, renewable energy and heavy industrial maintenance projects, and as a result the company has designed its fleet to deliver the highest level of safety, efficiency and integrity to any project. This most recent delivery further solidifies the partnership between Borsheim and Liebherr, rounding out their fleet of 19 Liebherr cranes.

Ready for Action

The highlight of the LTR 1150 telescopic crawler crane is not only its high lifting capacity of 170 tons, but also its

compact dimensions and economic transport concept. No other telescopic crawler crane in this class can be transported in full with its crawler carriers on one low loader, making it the perfect machine to cover projects across the central United States region that Borsheim operates in.

Liebherr telescopic crawler cranes combine the benefits of an all-terrain crane and a crawler crane. Equipped

with the crawler travel gear of a crawler crane, this machine provides maneuverability that is useful on any terrain.

With the telescopic boom of an allterrain crane, Liebherr LTR cranes are enabled to achieve a wide range of radii quickly and easily compared to conventional crawler cranes, making it a great fit with the rest of Borsheim’s fleet.

For more information, visit liebherr.com. 

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The highlight of the LTR 1150 telescopic crawler crane is not only its high lifting capacity of 170 tons, but also its compact dimensions and economic transport concept.

Liebherr photo

Liebherr delivered an LTR 1150 telescopic tower crane to North Dakotabased crane company Borsheim Crane Service LLC at ConExpo 2026.

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MB Crusher Showcases Products at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026

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MB Crusher displayed its full lineup of attachments, demonstrating the brand’s onsite material processing products.

With two booths this year, one in the Platinum Lot and one in the Silver Lot, MB Crusher made an impact at ConExpo 2026.

“This year, we really wanted to showcase the rise of MB America,” said Regan Whitfield, CEO of MB America. “With MB America having 16 years in business, we aimed to create something that felt familiar to our customers, yet elevated and different from years past.”

In the Platinum Lot, MB Crusher displayed its full lineup of attachments, demonstrating the brand’s on-site material processing products. From MB Crusher’s bucket crushers, which are designed to transform concrete and demolition waste into reusable aggregate directly on site, to its expanding line of pulverizers engineered for material separation and demolition.

The lineup also featured screening buckets, built to sort and classify materials quickly and accurately, and padding buckets, ideal for pipeline and backfilling applications by reusing existing material directly on-site. Together, the attachments reflect MB Crusher’s commitment to reduce, reuse and to recycle, according to the company.

The Platinum lot was a large booth filled with activity, featuring live demonstrations from the full MB lineup and hands-on engagement with industry professionals.

Surprise guests like DiggerGirl and Juan Ibarra connected with attendees throughout the event, engaging in meaningful conversations about industry trends, equipment performance and real job site solutions.

Meanwhile, the Silver Lot may have been smaller in size,

but it delivered just as much impact. The MB Grapple took center stage, drawing crowds through interactive games and in-depth discussions that highlighted its performance and versatility.

“A story was told, MB doesn’t just attend trade shows, we put on a show,” said Bryan Sims, MB America North Carolina branch manager. “Each year, we try to introduce something new

while staying true to our brand and values. Love is not only part of our team and what we do but is also a key ingredient in the details we display in every attachment and interaction.”

While they say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, MB Crusher’s presence at ConExpo 2026 is one that deserves to be shared.

For more information, visit mbcrusher.com. 

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ESCO Introduces Vertasys Construction Tooth System

ESCO has introduced the Vertasys tooth system.

The Vertasys system is a new tooth system that features a unique vertical lock integrated into the point for in-field replacement. Locking and unlocking the point only requires a 90-degree rotation with an off-the-shelf hex ratchet, according to ESCO.

The enhanced nose profile is not only stronger than previous systems but is less susceptible to fatigue failure, allowing operation in the most demanding applications. Another feature is the specialized design that allows the same adapter style to be used on both wheel loaders and excavators with lower weld requirements than conventional designs.

Key advantages include:

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ESCO has introduced the Vertasys tooth system.

• improved ergonomic installation and removal;

• reduction in SKUs with an integrated lock and multi-use adapters;

Blue Diamond Launches Site

Blue Diamond Attachments launched a new parts and accessories site, BDAParts.com, to provide visitors with greater functionality and an improved user experience.

The new site is designed to simplify parts and accessories searches for the company’s product categories — ranging from blades to brush cutters, buckets, grapples and more — and also includes a large number of universal parts and accessories for attachments from other OEMs.

securely complete their checkout. Visitors can continue to search for parts and accessories by part name or serial number.

“BDAParts.com represents a total overhaul of our previous parts and accessories site, with our customers’ experience at the forefront of its development,” said Darren Barnes, director of products of Blue Diamond Attachments. “We’re confident this new page will make it easier for visitors to find what they need, along with offering the convenience of an ecommerce function.”

• locking mechanism with stronger points and adapters;

• increased point, adapter and lock strength delivers greater system reliability;

• advanced point profiles cast in superior ESCO alloys; and

• support and technical assistance.

For more information, visit esco.weir. 

BDAParts.com features an e-commerce function and cart, allowing visitors to select parts and accessories, review their pending purchase, including taxes and shipping, and

To explore the new page, visit BDAParts.com or get more information about Blue Diamond attachments by visiting bluediamondattachments.com. 

A screenshot of the new landing page

Blue Diamond Attachments screenshot

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Waratah Introduces 628HX High-Capacity Harvester Head

Waratah Forestry Equipment has introduced the all-new 628HX harvester head, a high-capacity model designed for daily productivity. Built for demanding harvesting and processing environments, the 628HX bundles speed, agility, productivity and durability in a single, purpose-built harvesting head, according to Waratah.

“The 628HX is designed for operators who need performance without giving up felling and delimbing quality or durability,” said Brent Fisher, product marketing manager of Waratah. “It’s responsive, productive and engineered with features that support uptime and long-term performance.”

High-Capacity Performance

The 628HX is built to perform efficiently with exceptional felling capabilities in harvesting and equally capable in roadside or deck processing applications. With a recommended carrier range of more than 43 tons, it delivers controlled, consistent delimbing performance across

628HX strikes a balance between strength and agility, making it wellsuited for demanding forestry conditions where durability and performance are critical, according to Waratah.

Built to Work

The 628HX also incorporates all standard HX-line enhancements, including improved chassis durability, increased hose protection and design updates that simplify service access. Together, these features help reduce maintenance demands, extend component life and support more consistent daily production, according to Waratah.

“With the 628HX, we focused on building a head that holds up over time,” Fisher said. “It’s designed to perform reliably day after day while helping reduce maintenance and operating costs.”

challenging stem profiles, according to Waratah.

Twin lower delimb arms provide strong clamp force and excellent delimbing capability, while a three-roller carry-style feed geometry supports smooth log transport and reliable feeding. Powerful 1395cc/800cc feed motors deliver productivity for highoutput applications, according to Waratah.

As with all Waratah products, the 628HX comes with easily accessible support for dealers and customers, as well as genuine Waratah parts and warranty. For more information, visit Waratah.com.

With a net weight of 11,883 lb., the

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Waratah Forestry Equipment has introduced the all-new 628HX harvester head.

Bobcat Names 2026 Dealer Leadership Groups for Construction, Portable Power

Bobcat Company, a global equipment and worksite solutions brand, announced March 11, 2026, its 2026 Dealer Leadership Groups for the construction and portable power divisions in North America.

Each year, dealerships that demonstrate exceptional results in their respective categories are named to the Bobcat Dealer Leadership Groups. Honorees were selected through Bobcat’s rigorous dealer performance review, a comprehensive evaluation process measuring operational excellence, market leadership and overall business performance. The program enables dealers to benchmark against peers while identifying top performers within Bobcat’s North American network of more than 660 dealer enterprises.

“We are proud to recognize these top-performing members of the Bobcat dealer network,” said Mike Ballweber, president of Doosan Bobcat North America, Inc. “Our dealers are instrumental in advancing the Bobcat brand across North America, and their commitment to customers, communities and operational excellence drives our continued success.”

Sixteen construction dealerships have been honored as the highest-performing dealers in the United States and Canada.

2026 Construction Dealer Leadership Group

Bobcat’s 2026 Portable Power Dealer Leadership Group

“Our Construction Dealer Leadership Group continues to raise the bar across the industry,” said Brady Seavert, vice president of construction sales at Bobcat. “We are pleased to recognize these 16 outstanding businesses for performing at the highest level and for their continued dedication to Bobcat and our customers.”

2026 Bobcat Construction Dealer Leadership Group

• Bobcat of Brantford Inc. — Ontario, Canada*

• Bobcat of Big Horn Basin — Wyoming

• Bobcat of Chadron — Nebraska*

• Bobcat of Chico — California*

• Bobcat of Comox Valley — British Columbia, Canada

• Bobcat of Gloversville-Johnstown — New York*

• Bobcat of Lincoln — Nebraska*

• Bobcat of Maui — Hawaii

• Bobcat of New York City — New York*

• Bobcat of the Rockies — Colorado

• Bobcat of Warsaw — Indiana

• Farm-Rite Equipment — Minnesota

• Gateway Dealer Network — Missouri

• Ironhide Equipment Inc. — North Dakota*

• Bobcat of North Jersey — New Jersey*

• Swanston Equipment Corp. — North Dakota*

Eleven portable power dealerships were recognized as the top performers in Bobcat’s North American network.

“Local dealerships are the backbone of our company, and our dealer partners are essential to our success and to the customers we serve,” said Lance Mathern, senior vice president, industrial products, Bobcat. “As our dealer network continues to advance, we are proud to recognize partners who demonstrate high performance and exemplify the Bobcat brand.”

2026 Bobcat Portable Power Dealer Leadership Group

• Bobcat of the Rockies — Colorado

• Cate Equipment — Utah

• Central Power Systems & Services — Missouri*

• Central Texas Equipment — Texas

• Cowin Equipment Company — Alabama

• Hoffman Equipment — New Jersey*

• Pinnacle Central Company — Florida

• Roland Machinery Company — Illinois

• Trask-Decrow Machinery — Maine

• Walter S. Pratt & Sons Inc. — New York

• Washington Air Compressor Rental Company — Washington, D.C.

As members of the Dealer Leadership Groups, representatives from these dealerships serve as strategic advisors to Bobcat leadership, providing insight, feedback and market perspective that help guide future product development, programs and initiatives.

The dealerships were honored at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas following the introduction of Bobcat’s next evolution of compact loaders and technology advancements.

Bobcat Company continues to grow its North American dealer network. Through the Bobcat dealer partner program, dealerships receive development opportunities, ongoing training and educational and marketing resources designed to support long-term success for their customers, employees and businesses.

*Denotes consecutive year named to Dealer Leadership Group

For more information, visit bobcat.com/dealer. 

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Kleemann Debuts Mobile Scalper MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro

The new MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro mobile scalper from Kleemann is characterized by its high output, simple operability and ergonomics, according to Kleemann.

Due to its dual power drive, the machine can be operated fully electrically and scores top marks when it comes to zero operating emissions. attendees of ConExpo 2026 were able to get a close look at the plant.

Compact, Powerful, Versatile

With the MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro, Kleemann extends its portfolio of mobile scalpers above the established MOBISCREEN MSS 802 Evo. Due to its design, its generously dimensioned feed hopper and a screen casing of 120 sq. ft., the plant achieves feed rates of up to 827 tons per hour, according to Kleemann.

High operational flexibility is guaranteed by the infinitely variable adjustment of the speed of all conveyor belts and easy conversion from two to three final grain sizes. The wide setting range of the screen casing angle (12.5 to 17.0 degrees) makes it possible to simultaneously achieve high screening performance and very good product quality, according to Kleemann.

A range of screening media enables efficient use of the plant. Whether these are finger decks for loamy soils or square mesh for classifying decorative stone chips — the screen decks of the MOBISCREEN 1102 Pro can be fitted with screening media to meet the needs of individual applications. The screen decks also can be fitted with a combination of screening media. Overall, the new plant offers a broad spectrum of potential configurations that enable it to deliver impressive performance as a standalone machine or in conjunction with other Kleemann plants.

Simple Operating Concept for Reliable Screening Applications

The plant control system of the MSS 1102 Pro reduces the risk of operating errors and considerably reduces the time required for

training new personnel. In addition, all relevant functions can be operated from a safe distance, thereby ensuring greater occupational safety.

The optional Spective radio remote control also makes operation of the screening plant easier: It can be used to control not only the driving function but also all plant setting functions. Furthermore, it makes convenient speed setting of the hopper discharge conveyor possible as well as the cutting in of further functions such as the water spray system.

Kleemann screening plants can now also be equipped with Spective Connect. This digital application provides operators with all relevant data such as speed, consumption values and fill levels directly on their smartphone. The stockpile monitoring function provides a display of the current status of material stockpiles. When a predefined value is reached, a message appears indicat-

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A MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro from Kleemann demonstrates its robustness, efficiency and versatility for a wide range of applications.

ing that the stockpile should be cleared as soon as possible. This makes the work easier and increases productivity, according to Kleemann.

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Regular maintenance work is essential for ensuring a long service life and consistently reliable productivity. In order to carry out this maintenance work as quickly and efficiently as possible, the MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro offers good accessibility to all maintenance-relevant components and lubrication points as well as smart cleaning solutions. The screening media also are easily accessible and quickly exchanged via extra-wide catwalks and a horizontally adjustable screen casing.

Accessible fuel filling nozzles on both sides of the plant guarantee a smooth refueling procedure even if one side of the plant is

more difficult to access, e.g. due to a ramp or piles of aggregates, according to the company.

Electro-Hydraulic Dual Power Drive

Due to the all-electric option of the electro-hydraulic dual power drive system, the MOBISCREEN MSS 1102 Pro can be operated with zero operational emissions, according to Kleemann.

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Terex Materials Processing Showcases

Scale, Market Commitment at ConExpo

Terex Materials Processing (MP) showcased the scale of its portfolio at ConExpo 2026, with a focus on supporting customers across material processing operations. The exhibit featured 20 machines, including 12 new products introduced since ConExpo 2023.

Spanning the aggregates, environmental, concrete and handling industries, the Terex MP 2026 exhibit brought together 14 brands including Powerscreen, Cedarapids, EvoQuip, Finlay, MAGNA, MDS, Terex Washing Systems, Marco Conveyors, ProStack, CBI, Advance, ProAll, Bid-Well and Franna.

Together, the lineup highlighted how Terex MP combines complementary technologies, applications and expertise, supported by common threads of product development, digital capability and customer support across multiple end markets.

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including these ProStack and Powerscreen machines.

“ConExpo 2026 is a strong reflection of where Terex Materials Processing is today,” said Kieran Hegarty, president of Terex Materials Processing. “What customers see here is a portfolio operating at scale, proven brands, new technologies and a growing support network, all focused on helping our customers improve productivity, uptime and long-term performance.”

Since ConExpo 2023, Terex MP has continued to expand and strengthen its portfolio, welcoming three new brands that further enhance its capabilities and market reach. MAGNA brings large-scale crushing and screening solutions, supported by significant expansion of its United States distribution footprint. Marco Conveyors adds expertise in durable tubular truss conveyor design, and a conveying manufacturing location in the United States, which strengthens Terex MP’s local presence and responsiveness to North American customers.

Franna has brought the success of Australia’s marketleading pick-and-carry crane concept to the North American market. With more than 50 percent share of the Australian mobile crane market, Franna’s reputation for reliability and productivity is being extended by Terex MP with products tailored specifically for North America requirements.

Digital innovation also took center stage with the launch of INNEX, Terex MP’s next-generation digital brand. Designed to deliver a best-in-class digital experience and tools for distributors and customers, INNEX consolidates and enhances existing tools such as Telematics, Ask Terex, Connected Dealer Inventory and eCommerce, while introducing new AI-driven innova-

tions, according to Terex. The platform is designed to help distributors improve efficiency, profitability and competitiveness, supported by the scale and expertise of Terex.

Also introduced at ConExpo is TRAC, a new intelligent monitoring solution that captures every aspect of a screen’s operation through fully synchronized machine monitoring. Developed by Terex screening engineers with deep understanding of real-world applications, TRAC provides insight into true performance, condition and lifespan, enabling customers to analyze, understand and optimize their screening operations. TRAC is now available across all Terex-branded screening equipment. Supporting customers beyond the machine, Terex MP highlighted its strategic parts distribution operation in Louisville, created to help North American customers minimize downtime and keep equipment operating at peak performance.

The 134,000-sq.-ft. facility consolidates parts for Terex MP brands under one roof and is equipped with advanced technologies, extensive inventory and rapid dispatch capabilities to provide dependable delivery, according to Terex.

“Our focus is on adding real value for customers and distributors,” said Hegarty. “That means strengthening our portfolio where there are clear product gaps, investing where the market is asking us to and backing it all up with the right tools and support. TRAC is a good example — it’s something distributors have been asking for, and the response has been extremely positive because it gives them practical insight they can use.”

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Metso Renews Digital Services to Help Improve Uptime, Optimize Production

Metso is introducing its renewed digital services portfolio for aggregates customers, bringing digital solutions into one integrated offering. The new portfolio is designed to improve equipment uptime, enhance production performance and simplify everyday work for customers and distributors.

The unified digital portfolio is built to solve customers’ operational challenges and consists of three modules: AI-powered predictive maintenance, production performance and MyMetso digital access. Together, they provide real-time insights, remote monitoring capabilities and data-driven recommendations that support safer, more resource-efficient and more productive aggregates operations.

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The renewed digital services portfolio was showcased at ConExpoCon/AGG 2026 and was made available to customers in phases starting in March 2026.

“Our mission is to help our customers keep their plants running with confidence,” said Jaakko Huhtapelto, vice president, technology and digital business of aggregates of Metso. “By combining proven digital technologies with decades of Metso crushing and screening expertise, we can make equipment easier to operate, maintain and optimize. The renewed portfolio, powered by connected equipment, advanced analytics and intuitive user experience, strengthens our value proposition and provides a future-ready digital foundation for our customers and partners.”

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• Higher throughput: adaptive feed control (AFC) minimizes black belt time and keeps crushers at optimal load in multi-unit mobile crushing operations.

• Improved operator visibility: Full plant load and level information available inside the excavator or loader cabin.

• Reduced safety risks: remote control, wireless interlocking and camera views.

• Lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions per ton: less idle time and more stable operation reduce energy use. Field results show significant improvements, with AFC delivering a 5–15 percent increase in throughput depending on the application. Metso’s patented control software continuously optimizes the process across the entire crushing train.

MyMetso Digital Access

AI-Powered Predictive Maintenance

The new AI-powered predictive maintenance service helps customers avoid unplanned downtime by identifying early signs of equipment issues before failures occur, according to Metso.

Key benefits include:

• Improved uptime: detect anomalies early and prevent unexpected stoppages.

• Avoid major breakdowns: reduce the risk of failures that lead to prolonged outages.

• Parts ready when needed: know which parts will be required in advance.

• Proactive maintenance: shift from reactive to planned maintenance.

The service analyzes live machine data and combines it with Metso’s OEM knowledge and strong crusher expertise, delivering reliable recommendations directly through MyMetso digital platform. Predictive recommendations are immediately available for machines with existing Metso Metrics connectivity hardware. Upgrade kits are available for older machines.

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Metso’s new subscription-based production performance service boosts productivity and improves operator visibility across the crushing process. The production performance offering for contractors is part of the Metso Plus offering.

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MyMetso improves convenience and supports customer and distributor growth through improved visibility, faster quoting and opportunities for proactive customer support.

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NSSGA Names Zach Green Its 2026 Board Chair at Its Annual Meeting

During its Annual Membership Meeting on March 3, 2026, Zach Green, Colas USA, was named the 2026 board chair of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA). Outgoing board chair Ted Baker II, Blue Water Industries, handed off the gavel to Green after presenting the 2025 State of the Association.

“It’s an honor to serve as NSSGA’s next board chair,” said Green. “This association matters — not just in Washington, but back home in every state and community where our members operate, employ people and supply the materials that quite literally build America.”

Green has 26 years of leadership experience across the Colas Group. He has guided major divisions such as Barrett Industries, Reeves Construction, HRI, IA and Delta Companies, leading large civil infrastructure operations across multiple states. Green has led major company turnarounds to record profitability and has continued to drive strategic change across several operating companies.

The NSSGA Annual Membership Meeting also included recognition of outgoing leaders and award presentations. The first was the Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award and secondly, the Paul Mellott, Jr. Award for Political Excellence. The keynote speaker was Jon Lakefish who spoke on AI technology in the workplace.

The full roster of 2026 officers and executive committee members also was announced during the meeting. NSSGA members’ next full Membership Meeting will be held in Washington, D.C., at the Legislative and Policy Forum, Sept. 20-23, 2026.

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Mark Krause Wins 2026 Barry K. Wendt Award

The 2026 Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award was presented March 3, 2026, to Mark Krause, vice president, McLanahan/Eagle Iron Works during the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association's (NSSGA) annual membership meeting.

“Mark is a leader in the industry known for his commitment to innovation and the continuous improvement of equipment and processes,” said Craig Lamarque, NSSGA immediate past M&S chair. “His dedication and ability to connect with others of all levels has made him a respected figure in the industry.”

NSSGA’s Manufacturers and Services Division established the award in 1998 to annually recognize an industry professional who exhibits the dedication exemplified by Wendt, both in commitment to the industry and the community in which they live. This award is the most distinguished individual award presented by the NSSGA.

“I was lucky to have some great mentors in my early years, with Barry Wendt being my biggest influence,” said Mark Krause. “To receive this award, which carries the name of Barry Wendt, is a true honor.”

Krause has spent more than 40 years in the aggregates industry. He had held various roles, including working on the producer level, dealer level and for manufacturers of all sizes. His passion for the aggregates industry led him to be an educator and mentor. From volunteering for steering committees, attending meetings in D.C. or leading his infamous Crushing 101 sessions, his commitment to NSSGA is unmatched. He is extremely passionate about helping producers do more with their limited resources so they can become more efficient, productive and profitable all with the greatest in safety in mind.

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#920001 2003 REED A30 CONCRETE PUMP with 288 Hrs

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New Machines, Technology On Display at ConExpo 2026

CONEXPO from page 19

In its demo area in the Festival Lot, Oil Quick showed the quick connect features of its system and how to easily attach the compatible family of attachments — Shearcore, Bladecore, Connect Work Tools and Rock Zone.

Aaron McKee (L), founder and president of Purple Wave Auction talks with Cody Johnson

Texas Aggregate in Dublin, Texas.

BKT Tires, Akron, Ohio, featured its official Monster Jam truck at the ConExpo-Con/AGG 2026 show in Las Vegas from March 3–7, 2026.

Ignite Attachments, Moorehead, Minn., home of the 2026 Minnesota State High School Hockey champions, welcomed the Farm-Rite equipment team to its booth at ConExpo. (L-R) are Dan Ronning, FarmRite, Willmar, Minn.; Tom Cox, Farm-Rite, Dassel, Minn.; Matt Foley, lead engineer, Ignite Attachments; and David Cox, Farm-Rite, Dassel, Minn.

Komatsu introduced its PC365LC-11 hybrid excavator at ConExpo 2026. This machine features an electric swing system with “boom-up” power assist.

Checking out the new A50 articulated hauler at the Volvo entrance (L-R) are Dylan Schultz, JD Excavating LLC of Stone Lake, Wis.; Shane Sabin, Stout Excavating Group, San Antonio, Texas; Craig Newbold, Volvo, Shippensburg, Pa.; Paul Mumm, Stout Excavating Group; and Kevin Schram, Stout Excavating Group.

Jacob Keeley of Vermeer Corporation, Pella, Iowa, introduced a new concept — Vermeer’s Interlune, a lunar excavator, part of a new moon mining system.

Eric Gaudette and Selena Fisk of Weber MT Inc., Grand Rapids, Mich., showcase Weber MT compaction equipment.

Josh Meyers (L) and Ryan Wallis of Green Field Products gather at the Roborigger AR15 display.

Trimble is showcasing AI-driven, automated technology aimed at enhancing productivity, accuracy and safety on construction sites.

Stellar Industries teamed up with Elliott Equipment to debut their collective equipment lineup at ConExpo 2026.

Dallas Foster of NDK Scrapers, a K-Tec dealer, gives details on the K-Tec 1230 scraper.

(L-R): Ray Hockers, Jordan Sonnier, Pete Morita and Jordan Lumpkins of KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA introduce several new machines to the U.S. market.

Members of the NPK Construction Equipment team stand beside the NPK B2500 pedestal boom system on display at their booth during ConExpo-Con/AGG. (LR) are Monty Owens, Carlos Salcedo, Andrew Jarrett, Ryan Crookham, Ben Moskowitz and Ken Skala.

New Holland’s new E25X electric mini-excavator has an operating weight of 5,559 lbs., a maximum dig depth of 8.5 ft. and zero emissions.

Metal Pless, an industry leader in the manufacturing of snow removal equipment, drew a steady crowd throughout the show.

Sarah Saucerman and Karl Nettgen of Tough Seats share information on the company’s lineup of replacement seats.

(L-R) William Palensky, director of dealer/customer relations of Sidumpr Trailers of Columbus, Neb., introduces Jessica and Michael Goodard of C&M Transport, Grantsville, Utah, to the company’s offerings, along with Bill Mahony, director of sales, Sidumpr.

NDOT’s Columbus River Loup Bridge Demolition Will Help Improve Mobility

“Being Columbus’ only direct access from the south, this bridge has been a major lifeblood to our community since it was originally built,” said Columbus Mayor Jim Bulkley.

In addition to the Columbus River Loup Bridge, the project includes the replacement of the Pawnee Park Drive underpass, built in 1931 and extended in 1984, and repairs to the northbound bridge, built in 1984. All have been determined to be in various states of deterioration.

The new southbound bridge will include a shared use path along the west side of the bridge, connecting to the Pawnee Park Trail on the north side of the river and a future trail to be built along U.S. Highway 30 (U.S. 30)/ U.S. Highway 81(U.S. 81) south of the river. Roadway lighting will be replaced, portions of the existing roadway pavement and driveways will be replaced and utilities close to the existing road will be relocated.

The construction bid was awarded to Hawkins Construction Company. It is expected to cause some “traffic discomfort but is necessary if Columbus wants to continue to develop,” said Columbus First Ward City Councilman Charlie Bahr.

“The bridge is deteriorating, and its repair has become a pressing issue. One only needs to drive across the bridge to understand that. Making sure people from the south of town can get here and leave is imperative for several reasons,” Bahr said.

Built between 1932 and 1933, the southbound bridge was a Parker through truss design that served Nebraska for more than 90 years, according to the Nebraska DOT website. “It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992, recognized for its contribution to Nebraska’s early highway system. For many in Columbus, this structure was more than just a bridge — it was a local landmark,” according to the website

Over time, the bridge developed significant structural deficiencies and was placed under a weight restriction. It also lacked

modern features like updated guardrails, energy-efficient lighting and a safe pedestrian path. Considered a major mid-state river crossing, the bridge served as a key artery for freight movement, regional commerce and daily travel. It also played a vital role in Columbus’ continued growth, supporting both residential and commercial development south of the Loup River.

“Reliable access here impacts everything from emergency response times to business logistics and recreational use,” according to NDOT’s website

The bridge was demolished last August using blasting to drop the old truss bridge in two segments.

Among the significant challenges of the project is traffic management. U.S. 30 is the primary corridor to Columbus from the south and the only river cross-

The project includes the demolition — completed in August 2025 — and replacement of the historic Columbus River Loup Bridge,

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ing for more than 12 mi. Its four lanes accommodate more than 14,000 vehicles per day, according to Kevin Domogalla, NDOT District engineer of District 3. Since the start of construction, traffic has been reduced to two lanes on the northbound structure during the replacement of the southbound bridge.

In addition to traffic management, environmental considerations factor greatly. This includes the potential presence of pallid sturgeon, lake sturgeon and sturgeon chub, restricting inchannel work to the period between Aug. 1st through Feb. 28th in 2025, 2026 and 2027. The contractor has structured the schedule to meet these commitments. A levee protecting the city of Columbus on the north bank of the river also requires coordination while crews are working within the area of the levee.

The Columbus Loup River Bridge is gone, but its history will be memorialized in an interpretative display in the nearby Pawnee Park. NDOT has partnered with the city of Columbus to design and install a reduced scale recreation of the historic bridge. The plans call for the installation to be constructed of new materials and including a display of photos, maps, and information on the bridge history.

The highway project is slated for completion in 2027. 

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A $22 million, three-fold Columbus, Neb., project is replacing two major highway structures and repairing a third.

NDOT from page 1

built in 1931.

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Thunder Creek Unveils New Fuel, Lube Pickup Skids

Thunder Creek Equipment has announced the launch of two new jobsite solutions designed to support modern fueling and PM workflows: the diesel pickup skid (DPS) and lube pickup skid (LPS).

Together, these products expand an already comprehensive lineup of solutions built to improve jobsite efficiency, protect equipment uptime and streamline compliance. The DPS and LPS round out the company’s skid offerings alongside recently released higher capacity fuel and lube skids, including the multi-tank diesel skid (MTS), multi-tank oil skid (MTOS) and service and lube skid (SLS).

Across construction and infrastructure job sites, contractors and fleet managers continue to face labor constraints, growing compliance complexity and increasing pressure to reduce downtime. Fueling, DEF handling and routine maintenance are essential daily tasks, yet they often pull equipment and crews away from productive work.

Thunder Creek Equipment photo

Compatible fluids include oils, coolant, reclaim and top-off diesel.

Thunder Creek Equipment photo

No Hazmat, no CDL solutions remove unnecessary barriers, allowing more flexibility in who can perform these tasks and where they can be completed.

Thunder Creek Equipment photo Thunder Creek Equipment has announced the launch the diesel pickup skid (DPS) and lube pickup skid (LPS).

mounting options that include a standard pickup bed, a flatbed truck or trailer, or stationary placement.

Diesel Pickup Skid

ations with a fueling solution that doesn’t require special licensing or endorsements; fast, convenient access to fuel where the equipment is working; and increased control over fueling schedules.

crews perform maintenance more consistently; minimize avoidable delays; and reduce downtime tied to service logistics.

ConExpo-Con/AGG Launch

Lube Pickup Skid

Both the DPS and LPS offer a total capacity of 230 gal. and are designed for flexible deployment, with integrated fork pockets and

No Hazmat, no CDL solutions remove unnecessary barriers, allowing more flexibility in who can perform these tasks and where they can be completed. The development of these ultra-flexible skid products directly reflects those operational realities.

The DPS features two 115-gal. diesel tanks for a total 230 gal. capacity plus a built-in 25-gal. diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) system. It is designed to support onsite fueling and DEF handling in environments where quick access, flexibility and compliance matter. It empowers operations to take more control of their fueling oper-

The LPS supports preventative maintenance in the field with a total fluid capacity of 230 gal., capable of housing up to four fluid systems in 55- or 115-gal. tanks. Compatible fluids include oils, coolant, reclaim and top-off diesel. By integrating routine PM into the daily workflow, this solution helps

Both the DPS and LPS made their official debut at ConExpoCon/AGG, where attendees saw them in person alongside the recently released larger fuel and service skids and learned how they fit into real-world fueling and PM workflows.

For more information, visit thundercreek.com/conexpo2026. 

This facility is strategically positioned to serve the transportation, vocational and fleet needs of central and Northern Michigan

Stoops Announces New Dealership in Grayling, Mich.

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star announced the mid-April 2026 opening of its newest medium and heavy-duty truck dealership location in Grayling, Mich. This facility is strategically positioned to serve the transportation, vocational and fleet needs of central and Northern Michigan and represents a significant investment in the region and reinforces Stoops’ commitment to delivering exceptional service where customers need it most.

Filling Critical Gap

For years, trucking companies, fleet operators, municipalities and vocational businesses in Northern Michigan have faced challenges accessing quality heavy-duty truck sales and service. The new Grayling location directly addresses this gap, bringing Freightliner-Western Star, Cummins and Allison Transmission expertise closer to the customers who depend on reliable equipment to keep their operations running.

“We’re excited to establish a strong presence in Grayling and throughout Northern Michigan,” said David Shane, vice president of operations. “This dealership is designed specifically to meet the unique needs of the region’s municipalities, logging, construction, agricultural, and transportation industries with the quality semi-trucks, expert parts, knowledge and responsive service they deserve.”

Service Capabilities

The Grayling facility features nine service bays purpose-built for the demands of Northern Michigan’s on- highway, heavyduty and vocational fleets:

• deep bays (70-ft.) specifically designed to accommodate Michigan gravel trains and extended equipment configurations;

• standard bays (40-ft.) for conventional semi-trucks and efficient service turnaround;

• vocational specialists with expertise in logging, construction and specialized applications;

• on-highway technicians trained on Freightliner and Western Star platforms; and

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star photo

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star announced the mid-April 2026 opening of its newest medium and heavy-duty truck dealership location in Grayling, Mich.

• experienced staff committed to minimizing downtime and maximizing fleet uptime.

Parts Availability

Understanding that downtime costs money, Stoops Freightliner-Western Star Grayling will offer:

• daily parts delivery service with dedicated delivery routes throughout the region (goal of 3x weekly minimum);

• two delivery vans ensuring fast fulfillment to customer locations;

• all makes and models parts availability, including aftermarket options, and not limited to Freightliner and Western Star;

• experienced parts staff providing expert guidance and efficient order fulfillment;

• customer-focused experience prioritizing quick turnaround and accurate orders; and

• online ordering capabilities with insight into on-hand inventory.

Comprehensive Sales Solutions

The Grayling dealership will serve as a dual-brand location offering:

• Freightliner trucks, including the renowned Cascadia and M2 box truck configurations, for fleet and regional hauling applications;

• Western Star trucks with focused vocational outreach for logging, construction, dump truck, and specialized heavy-duty applications;

• new and used inventory (used inventory anticipated Spring 2026);

• fleet consultation and customized solutions for operations of all sizes; and

• dedicated sales and technical specialists for both on-highway and vocational segments.

Serving Northern Michigan

The Stoops Freightliner-Western Star Grayling location will serve customers across an extensive regional footprint, including Clare, Gaylord, Alpena, Cheboygan, West Branch, Roscommon, Houghton Lake and surrounding counties.

The dealership aims to become a trusted partner for trucking and logistics companies; construction and excavating contractors; logging operations; agricultural businesses; beverage, moving, propane, pickup/delivery/distribution and utility industries; municipal fleets; and independent owner-operators.

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star is part of Truck Country/Stoops Freightliner-Western Star, one of the largest Freightliner dealer groups in the United States today, serving customers at locations across Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.

For more than 65 years, Truck Country/Stoops Freightliner-Western Star has offered new and used medium and heavy-duty trucks, expert service, an extensive parts inventory, and convenient financing options.

In Michigan, Stoops Freightliner-Western Star operates locations in Traverse City, Wayne and now Grayling. As an authorized Freightliner, Western Star, Cummins and Allison dealer, Stoops is committed to providing exceptional sales, service and parts support backed by factory-trained technicians and genuine OEM parts. The addition of the Grayling location expands Stoops’ ability to serve customers throughout Northern Michigan with the local, responsive service they deserve.

For more information, visit truckcountry.com. 

Grayling facility

nine service bays purpose-built for the demands of Northern Michigan’s on- highway, heavy-duty and vocational fleets.

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star photo The

features

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star photo The new facility features standard bays (40-ft.) for conventional semi-trucks and efficient service turnaround.

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star photo

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320-275-2737

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Isuzu Launches Premium Body Program With Aebi Schmidt

Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc. announced March 11, 2026, the launch of a new body program in collaboration with Aebi Schmidt. Isuzu dealers will be able to purchase completed trucks through Isuzu with the new Advantic body, which was on display in the Isuzu booth during NTEA Work Truck Week in Indianapolis, Ind.

The program streamlines the upfit process, delivering Isuzu dealers a high-quality premium body on Isuzu N- and F-Series chassis that are ready to work, according to the company.

The Advantic body features sleek, modern styling with a seamless exterior designed to enhance durability and leak resistance. Constructed with high-tensile glass fiber panels and a high-grade aluminum frame, the body delivers exceptional strength, dent resistance and long-term performance, according to Isuzu. Engineered for durability, the body is designed to withstand years of demanding commercial use and can be transferred between chassis over its service life.

Advantic bodies will be assembled in Landisville, Pa., to serve Isuzu’s largest markets in the Northeast region. By integrating body and chassis into a single-source solution, the program simplifies ordering, offers “pre-engineered” body and chassis combinations, has a four-week committed lead time and ensures consistent build quality.

“The Advantic body program represents a major step forward in the ongoing collaboration between Aebi Schmidt and Isuzu. This turnkey premium solution meets the evolving needs of commercial customers,” said Jacob Farmer, president of commercial and fleet of Aebi Schmidt Group. “By combining advanced materials, preci-

sion engineering, and domestic manufacturing in Landisville, we are delivering a product built for long-term durability and performance.”

“Isuzu dealers are consistently asking for streamlined solutions that reduce complexity and speed up delivery to customers,” said Shaun Skinner, president of Isuzu

Commercial Truck of America. “This new program gives dealers access to a unique premium body offering that their customers will appreciate and the best part is that it is a oneinvoice solution that helps them stock work-ready trucks.”

For more information, visit your local Isuzu dealer or visit ISUZUCV.COM. 

Volvo Starts Production of New Regional Hauler at Va. Plant

The Volvo VNR was first unveiled in March 2025, with order books opening six months later. The first units rolled off the assembly line in February 2026 and will be delivered to Clayton, a national singlefamily homebuilder.

“Built on a completely new platform — 90 percent new compared with the legacy model — the Volvo VNR is purpose-built for navigating congested city streets, distribution centers and urban routes where visibility, precision and agility are critical. We are excited to begin production and get these trucks into the hands of our customers,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president, Volvo Trucks North America.

U.S. Manufacturing, Workforce

The all-new Volvo VNR is assembled at Volvo Trucks’ new River Valley, Va., plant, where all Volvo trucks for the North American market are built. The Virginia facility is the company’s largest manufacturing site globally and plays a central role in its United States operations. Volvo has recently invested $400 million in major upgrades at the plant including the addition of a new 350,000-sq.-ft. facility for cab welding along with upgraded paint and material flow systems.

“Volvo has built trucks for the United States and Canadian markets in Virginia for more than 40 years,” said Voorhoeve.

“The expansion supports the company’s growth plans in North America and its long-standing commitment to U.S. manufacturing and a skilled workforce,” said Voorhoeve.

More Fuel-Efficient, Added Safety Features

The new Volvo VNR incorporates a comprehensive Volvo safety package, with onboard technologies designed to support operation in dense urban traffic and pedestrian-heavy environments. The truck offers better forward visibility than the previous

model, enabled by a sloped hood design and a larger panoramic windshield. It also incorporates safety innovations including integrated side curtain airbags, making it the safest regional truck ever produced by Volvo Trucks North America.

The new VNR delivers up to a 7.5 percent improvement in fuel economy compared with the legacy model, driven by enhanced aerodynamics, advanced powertrain features and idle-shutdown systems. Improved fuel efficiency helps lower operating costs while supporting sustainability goals in regional and local delivery applications.

Built On VolvoÊs New Product Platform

The start of production of the Volvo VNR follows the launch of Volvo Trucks’ all-new long-haul Volvo VNL. Together, the VNL and VNR reflect the company’s focus on application-specific trucks designed to improve efficiency, safety and uptime across a range of fleet operations.

The all-new VNR features a tighter turning radius that makes it suited for navigating congested city streets, distribution centers and urban routes.

For more information, visit volvotrucks.us. 

Isuzu photo

The Advantic body features sleek, modern styling with a seamless exterior designed to enhance durability and leak resistance.

There’s Nothing ‘Mini’ About New XL Specialized’s Mini-Deck Extendables

The HDEM is more than a hauling solution — it’s a partner built to enhance productivity, safety and performance, according to XL Specialized.

This commercial style gooseneck offers seven ride height positions. The HDE comes with a decked over wheel area for additional storage space. The hydraulic detachable gooseneck comes apart from the main deck, using the truck’s wet kit or a motor to allow loading from the front.

XL Specialized photo

The HDEM is more than a hauling solution — it’s a partner built to enhance productivity, safety and performance, according to XL Specialized.

Key Highlights

Available in many capacities to fit your hauling needs:

• 70,000 lbs.

• 80,000 lbs.

• 90,000 lbs.

• 110,000 lbs.

• 120,000 lbs.

• 130,000 lbs.

• 140,000 lbs.

The HDEM also features:

• perimeter frame design;

• non-slip deck coating; and

• loaded deck heights of 15 and 14 in.

Extendable Features

All XL Extendable trailers feature:

• Extension stops every two ft. for precision length adjustment.

• XL’s extend-a-trac system offers an extension and retraction process without the need to disconnect air and electric lines.

• Five-year structural warranty.

• Three-year paint warranty.

For more information, visit xlspecializedtrailer.com. 

Stellar Hires New Northwest Regional Sales Manager for Mechanic, Lube Truck Products

Stellar Industries welcomes Jon Mickelson to their mechanic and lube truck products sales team. Mickelson brings extensive industry experience and a strong background in distributor and OEM sales and will serve as regional sales manager for the Northwest.

Mickelson joins Stellar with a proven track record in truck equipment sales and distribution, most recently serving as a regional account manager of Titan Fuel Tanks, where he managed sales across the eastern United States. In that role, he worked closely with upfitters, dealerships and parts stores to introduce new products, expand brick-and-mortar distribution and support marketing and product development initiatives.

Prior to Titan Fuel Tanks, Mickelson was the account manager and sales of Axton Truck Equipment, where he gained firsthand experience in the upfitting market.

In his new role at Stellar, Mickelson will be responsible for sales of mechanic and lube truck products,

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including the Stellar TMAX mechanic truck. He is looking forward to supporting distributors and end users, strengthening customer relationships and representing Stellar at trade shows, conventions and industry events.

“I had the opportunity to sell Stellar products as a distributor, and firsthand I saw the quality and innovation in Stellar products were unmatched in the market,” said Mickelson. “I’m looking forward to being a part of a company that prioritizes continuous improvement and delivering best-in-class products for its customers.”

Mickelson proudly served 21 years with the Idaho and Texas Army National Guard, retiring in August 2021. An artilleryman (13B) throughout his career, he spent more than four years deployed to Iraq, along with several years deployed stateside.

Mickelson is based out of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Outside of work, Mickelson enjoys fishing, 3D printing, standard and aerial photography and reading. He has been married for nearly 20 years and is the proud father of

four children.

With his deep industry knowledge and firsthand experience working with Stellar products, Mickelson is wellpositioned to drive growth and strengthen customer engagement across the Northwest region.

For more information, visit stellarindustries.com. 

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Many Bridges Lack Ability to Handle Modern Traffic

ARTBA reports that bridges are a big focus for any state highway programs. The association logged more than 27,000 structures in need of repair or replacement.

According to the association, states now have access to the full $26.6 billion available in the new bridge formula program over five years.

“Unlike the core highway program, agencies have four years to commit these funds toward eligible projects,” said ARTBA.

As of December 2025, states have committed $15 billion toward more than 7,350 projects, nearly 57 percent of available funds.

“And, as projects get under way, states have been reimbursed for $8.5 billion in work completed,” it said.

Ongoing Problem, New Funding Program

In its 2025 bridge report, ARTBA found that 220,295 spans across the country need repair. It noted that 74,472 actually should be replaced.

The association logged approximately 222,000 bridges in need of repair in 2024 and more than 76,000 needing replacement.

Of the bridges needing repair, 41,677 are rated in poor condition — down from 42,067 in 2024 — and classified as “structurally deficient,” reported ARTBA.

“Motorists cross these structures 163 million times a day,” said Alison Premo Black, ARTBA’s senior vice president and chief economist.

Premo Black tracked and analyzed the bridge data and found that California was among states that declined in the number of bridges in poor condition:

Iowa, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Nebraska rounded out the top five with the biggest drop in poor-condition spans.

The number of bridges in poor condition rose in North Carolina, New York, Illinois, Oregon and Wisconsin.

“The results help underscore the importance of the federal bridge formula program, which provides $27.5 billion for states through FY 2026,” said Premo Black.

As the end of FY 2025 approaches, states have committed $11.7 billion in bridge formula funds or 55 percent of the $21.2 billion currently available.

“These funds are supporting more than 6,000 bridge projects in the construction and repair pipeline,” said the economist.

ARTBA’s analysis of the 2025 DOT National Bridge Inventory found that 35 percent of all U.S. bridges require major repair work or replacement.

Premo Black said states have received $21.2 billion in the first four years of the 2021 infrastructure law’s new $27.5 billion

Many bridges built between 1950 to 1980 were never designed to accommodate today’s traffic volumes, vehicle weights or safety standards.

formula bridge program. She noted that to date, states have committed $11.7 billion or 55 percent of these resources to more than 6,000 bridge projects.

The remaining 45 percent of released bridge funds and the $5.3 billion provided to states in the last year of the bill supports additional improvements.

Thirty-one states have committed at least half of their available bridge formula funds, said Premo Black.

Just eight states and Washington, D.C., have committed less than 33 percent of available funds, as of June 30, 2025.

The DOT’s discretionary Bridge Improvement Program (BIP) provides an additional $12.5 billion for projects that will be awarded through 2026.

Under the 2021 IIJA, states have access to $5.3 billion in formula funds each year after set-asides and takedowns from the $5.5 billion apportionment.

The BIP has awarded $7.8 billion for 87 planning, small and large bridge project grants in more than 40 states.

Premo Black reports that over the past five years, the share of bridges in fair condition has continued to grow. At the same time, the numbers of structures classified as being in “poor” or “good” condition has declined.

“Most bridges are inspected every two years, meaning repairs under way or in the planning stages can take time to be reflected in the NBI data,” she said.

ARTBA reported that last year, 50 percent of all bridges in the United States were in fair condition.

Bridges in poor condition represent 6.7 percent of the 2025 U.S. bridge inventory — compared with seven percent in 2021.

Based on average cost data submitted by states to DOT, ARTBA estimates it would cost $467 billion to make all identified

repairs, said Premo Black.

The classification is based on the latest inspection, which usually occurs once every 24 months for most bridges, according to the ARTBA bridge report.

“Therefore, state and local governments may be in the process of working on some of these structures to make needed repairs,” Premo Black said.

The ARTBA study found that most state rankings stayed the same in 2025, even as improvements have been made.

The states with the most bridges in poor condition, in order, are Iowa, West Virginia, South Dakota, Maine and Puerto Rico.

Beyond those five, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, North Dakota and Michigan rounded out the top 10 list.

ARTBA also noted that 13 states have committed 75 percent or more of their funds to bridge repairs and replacements.

The list is led by Alabama, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, West Virginia, Idaho, Indiana, North Dakota and Wisconsin.

In a report to members, ARTBA said that while the 2021 infrastructure law provides investment, one in three bridges still need repair or replacement.

“Congress has the opportunity to build on this recent momentum in the next surface transportation reauthorization bill due Sept. 30, 2026,” said the association.

Turning Tide in Bridge Construction

“America’s bridge infrastructure is entering a defining decade,” said Mary Scott Nabers, president and CEO of Strategic Partnerships Inc. “Transportation agencies are advancing high-value replacement projects that blend safety, mobility, freight reliability and multimodal access.”

Nabers added that many of the structures

now slated for reconstruction were built between 1950 to 1980. She said they were never designed to accommodate today’s traffic volumes, vehicle weights or safety standards.

But the bridge sector is seeing a national wave of large-scale investments that present significant opportunities.

It’s a great chance, she added, for engineering firms, contractors, materials suppliers and technology providers to take advantage of the construction funding.

“These projects reflect a shift toward resilient design, expanded capacity, pedestrian and bicycle integration and long-term durability,” said Nabers. “With federal BIP dollars flowing, many states are allocating funding matches to support the planning and design phases for future projects.”

In fact, numerous solicitations for significant projects will be released over the next 12 to 24 months, she said. That positions this year and next as “pivotal” years for preconstruction engagement.

Notable projects on Nabers’ list include replacement of the Rainbow Bridge over Idaho’s Payette River.

Valley County officials in Idaho have announced a $54 million project to replace the bridge on State Highway 55.

“The existing bridge is aging, weathered and no longer able to meet Idaho Transportation Department safety standards,” said Nabers.

Safety and operational concerns have persisted for years, she added, including inadequate shoulder and lane widths.

Tight curves and vehicle length and weight restrictions also have plagued drivers traversing the bridge.

Officials were weighing three design see USDOT page 72

USDOT from page 1

Adobe Stock photo

Equip Exposition Announces Strategic Two-City Rotation

Equip Exposition announced plans for a two-city rotation beginning in 2029, expanding global access with direct international air traffic and new venue choices for attendees and exhibitors as well as enhancing outdoor demonstration opportunities in its longtime host city.

Equip Exposition will be held at the Orlando County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla., Oct. 1012, 2029, with shows in 2031 and 2033. The trade show will be in Louisville, Ky., in 2028, 2030 and 2032.

“This rotation gives our exhibitors and attendees the best of both worlds,” said Kris Kiser, president of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, which owns and manages Equip. “Orlando has space for our members to host dealer meetings, provides additional co-location opportunities and offers expanded venue choice for exhibitor and attendee programming. The rotation also allows us to work with Louisville on enhancing their unique outdoor demo area — the only venue of its kind in the country.”

Since OPEI assumed full management of Equip Exposition in 2022, the show has experienced extraordinary growth in attendance, exhibit space and revenue — as well as award recognition. Since 2022, Equip has received 12 Grand Award nominations from Trade Show Executive magazine, and has won four, including the “Greatest Trade Show of 2024,” the “Against All Odds Award,” “Most

Innovative

Show,” and “Best New Idea.”

The 2025 show expanded to 1.2 million sq. ft. and drew nearly 30,000 registered attendees from all 50 states and 52 countries, marking an attendance and net square footage record for the fourth year in a row.

“This planned two-city rotation builds on Equip’s tremendous growth trajectory,” said Kiser. “Our transformation of Equip has unlocked enormous value for both attendees and exhibitors. We’ve created a platform where industry professionals can see thousands of products, test real-world equipment and make critical business connections.”

Equip 2026 will be held Oct. 20-23 in Louisville. OPEI and Equip have already initiated conversations with local partners, including Louisville Tourism and Kentucky Venues, about enhancing and expanding the show’s Outdoor Demo Yard experience at the Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC).

“Louisville has been our home for 42 years — this is where Equip began. We’re proud of that history, and the extraordinary Southern hospitality the city has shown our attendees over four decades,” Kiser said. “We’re excited about the changes coming to the KEC that will ultimately make the event better for attendees and exhibitors. The outdoor space truly is a one-of-a-kind experience.”

To register for this year’s show, and for updates on city rotation, housing and exhibitor opportunities, visit equipexposition.com. 

New USDOT Formulas Help States Replace Aging Bridges

options for the replacement: a multi spandrel art deco arch, a steel thru arch, or a spandrel braced steel arch.

Construction is not expected to begin until 2028, but early industry positioning will be important as procurement milestones are established.

In Harrisburg, Pa., city officials announced a $1.3 billion bridge project that will replace the aging I-83 Bridge. This construction will be done in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, said Nabers.

“The objective is to improve long-term mobility, reduce congestion and enhance safety along this heavily traveled corridor.”

The contract is for replacement of the main bridge with a new structure built to current compliance standards and designed to accommodate future traffic demand.

“Crews will rebuild and improve roadway approaches on both sides of the river to create safer merging areas and smoother traffic movements,” said Nabers.

The Virginia DOT’s long-range improvement program

outlines a $47.7 million replacement project for the I-66 bridge in Fauquier County.

The current structure, built in 1980, no longer meets modern safety standards, said Nabers. It also cannot adequately accommodate regional traffic demands along the I-66 corridor.

So, the existing bridge will be demolished and replaced

with a new structure featuring increased load capacity.

“The initiative is intended to extend the service life of this critical crossing and improve reliability for commuters and freight movement,” said Nabers.

The project is in the design stage, with solicitation documents scheduled for release in late 2026. Completion is currently targeted for summer 2029.

In Kansas, a new four-lane bridge is planned for Leavenworth County. KDOT plans to replace the existing Centennial Bridge over the Missouri River.

At an estimated cost of $157 million, the project will be designed to deliver a multimodal bridge just north of the existing structure nearing the end of its useful life. Constructing a new structure adjacent to the existing span, KDOT can maintain connectivity during construction as it incorporates existing alignments.

“Once the new bridge is operational, the existing structure will be demolished.”

Construction is to begin in early 2027; completion expected for 2029.  CEG

New federal bridge funding formulas have state transportation agencies leveraging their own funds to repair and replace aging spans within their borders.

USDOT from page 70

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Kris Kiser

Equip Exposition photo

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• Online March 24 - 31, 2026

For: March NetAuction Edition 2

SALES AUCTION COMPANY, LLC www.salesauctioncompany.com 860-627-7506

• Windsor Locks, CT May 1 - 2, 2026

For: 17th Annual Spring 2 Day Auction

SHERIDAN REALTY & AUCTION COMPANY www.sheridanauctionservice.com 517-676-9800

• Online Only Tues., April 14, 2026 For: Southward Retirement Auction

WAUSAU ACTIONEERS www.wausauauctioneers.com 800-432-1922

• Merrill, WI Fri., April 10, 2026

For: Annual Spring Equipment Auction (onsite & online)

YODER & FREY HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS www.yoderandfrey.com 419-865-3990

• Kissimmee, FL April 15 - 16, 2026

For: Heavy Equipment Auction

AUCTIONS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

Business Calendar

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC)

AGC Events Calendar:

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

• AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling Education Program, 3rd Edition

Start Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 (9:00 AM)

End Date: Thursday, April 9, 2026 (5:00 PM)

Online Virtual

Training/Professional Development

• AGC’s Construction Project Manager Course

Start Date: Sunday, April 12, 2026 (4:00 PM)

End Date: Friday, April 17, 2026 (2:00 PM) Atlanta, GA

Training/Professional Development

• Focused Topics in Construction (FTC)

Start Date: Mon, April 13, 2026 (7:30 AM)

End Date: Thurs, April 16, 2026 (5:00 PM) Arlington, VA Safety and Health

• AGC Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Forum

Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2026 (2:00 PM – 3:00 PM)

Safety and Health

• AGC EDGE Blueprint Reading Basics

Start Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2026 (2:00 PM)

End Date: Thursday, April 23, 2026 (5:30 PM)

Online, Virtual

Training/Professional Development

TRIFECTRA COLLECTIVE

International Mass Timber Conference

Start Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026

End Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026

Place: OREGON CONVENTION CENTER

777 NE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR BLVD PORTLAND, ORE 97232

Phone: 503/235-7575

Website: https://www.oregoncc.org

The International Mass Timber Conference is the largest gathering of mass timber experts in the world, focusing on the entire industry supply chain.

The conference, which is celebrating its 10th year in action in Portland, Oregon, boasts the largest gathering of cross-laminated timber professionals in the world.

The International Mass Timber Conference is the largest gathering of mass timber experts in the world, focusing on the entire industry supply chain.

Explore cross-laminated timber (CLT), nail-laminated timber, glulam, mass plywood panels, dowel-laminated timber, and laminated veneer lumber, and the opportunities and obstacles in global design, construction, development, and manufacturing.

The event focuses on construction and manufacturing, as well as design and development, with over 200 exhibitors.

Calling all mass timber innovators, disruptors, and forward-thinkers!

We believe that a greater use of cross-laminated timber and other mass timber products is the innovative, disruptive, modern, and sustainable choice necessary for building in a fast-growing world.

And we believe in giving our conference attendees the highest quality experience for your event dollar – a relentless pursuit of value so you can learn more, connect better, build smarter, and take your business to the next level.

For more information, visit https://trifectacollectivellc.com

ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS (AWC)

April Member Mingle – Hosted by Knutson

Construction

Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM (CDT)

Venue: Knutson Construction

Address: 7515 Wayzata Blvd. St. Louis Park, MN 55426

Registration will start on Thursday, March 12th at 7:00 AM.

Registration will end on Monday, April 6th at 5:00 PM.

If registration has closed and you still wish to attend, please Email admin@awcmn.org.

Member Mingles are our monthly networking events.

On the second Wednesday of each month, we visit a different member’s ofﬁce for two (2) hours of open-house style networking with your fellow industry professionals. Our Mission

The Association of Women Contractors provides advocacy, collaboration and industry leadership to support and enrich women-owned companies in the construction industry.

For more information about this event:

Association of Women Contractors (AWC) 1337 Saint Clair Avenue, 4, Saint Paul, MN 55105

Phone: 651/489-2221

BUILDING PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

National Home Performance Conference & Trade Show

Start Date: Monday, April 13, 2026

End Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026

Location: Greater Columbus Convention Center 400 N. High Street Columbus, OH 43215

Phone: 614/827-2500

Event Overview

The Conference hosted by the Building Performance Association celebrates 40 years of advancing home performance, weatherization, and healthy housing. It brings together thousands of professionals, including contractors, weatherization specialists, health-homes experts, energy auditors, program administrators, and trainers for technical education, networking, and handson trade show experiences. Trade Show

• Exhibit Hall: Showcases the latest in-home performance technology, retroﬁt solutions, smart building products, and energy-efﬁcient tools.

• Exhibitors: Product manufacturers, distributors, utilities, nonproﬁts, government agencies, educational institutions, and industry media.

• Networking Opportunities: Hands-on demonstrations, real conversations, and meaningful connections with industry peers.

Scholarships

Applications for scholarships are open through March 9, 2026, providing free access to the conference and workshops for selected applicants.

Why Attend?

• Gain insights into cutting-edge research and innovative energy conservation concepts.

• Learn strategies to run home performance businesses or programs efﬁciently.

• Stay updated on policy, ﬁnancing, and new technologies.

• Network with thousands of industry professionals and potential collaborators.

For more information:

Building Performance Association

651 Holiday Drive, Suite 400, Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Phone: 412/424-0070

Annual Spring Equipment Auction!

EXCAVATORS

JOHN DEERE:

‘20 30G, 412 hrs.

‘14 L70G, 4,858 hrs.

2-’18 & ‘16 35Gs, 1,341 & 4,348 hrs.

‘15 85G, 2,271 hrs.

‘11 35D, 4,408 hrs.

‘92 590D, 1,454 hrs.

CASE:

‘22 CX60C, 1,166 hrs.

‘21 CX145DSR, 2,300 hrs.

‘19 CX210D, 4,396 hrs.

‘19 CX80C, 775 hrs.

‘05 CX210, 7,312 hrs.

CAT:

‘21 302.7D CR, 2,218 hrs.

‘19 315FLCR, 3,826 hrs.

‘15 313FL GC, 2,271 hrs.

‘14 305E2 CR, 2,078 hrs.

‘05 303CR, 4,186 hrs.

VOLVO:

‘23 EC160EL, 1,088 hrs.

‘17 ECR305CL, 8,095 hrs.

‘13 EC220DL, 4,720 hrs.

TAKEUCHI:

‘18 TB235-2, 2,349 hrs.

‘16 TB240, 2,445 hrs.

DOOSAN:

‘18 DX85R-3, 3,910 hrs.

‘17 DX85R-3, 3,320 hrs.

CFG:

3-Unused ‘25 CFG QK18Rs, 0.6 hrs.

2-Unused ‘25 CFG MX15RX, 0.4 hrs.

3-Unused ‘25 CFG MH12RX, 0.1 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘22 Sany SY155U, 3,415 hrs.

‘18 Bobcat E85, 2,935 hrs.

‘17 Kubota KX080-4, 1,935 hrs.

‘17 JCB 85Z-1, 3,307 hrs.

‘15 Hitachi ZX75US-5, 2,168 hrs.

‘07 New Holland E27 SR, 2,128 hrs.

‘00 Komatsu PW170ES-6KA wheel, 9,285 hrs.

WHEEL LOADERS & ATTACHMENTS

CASE:

‘23 621G XR, 4,946 hrs.

3-’23,’22,’16 221F, 1,832, 3,942 & 6,005 hrs.

‘21 621G, 3,734 hrs.

‘20 721G, 5,238 hrs.

‘19 621G XT, 7,582 hrs.

‘17 621G, 3,495 hrs.

‘04 721D XT, 5,863 hrs.

‘02 521D XT, 614 hrs.

VOLVO:

‘16 L35G, 3,695 hrs.

‘15 L90G, 9,873 hrs.

‘05 L90E waste handler, 27,017 hrs.

‘04 L120E, 5,776 hrs.

‘97 L50C, 21,672 hrs.

‘91 L120, 14,728 hrs.

CAT:

‘19 906M, 3,919 hrs.

‘18 950GC, 3,327 hrs.

‘17 906M, 4,897 hrs.

‘17 926M, 6,044 hrs.

‘96 IT28F, 16,288 hrs.

KOMATSU:

‘15 WA320-7, 8,870 hrs.

‘11 WA250PZ-6, 6,619 hrs.

JOHN DEERE:

‘96 544G TC, 11,151 hrs.

‘19 244L, 7,592 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘24 New Holland ML12T, 201 hrs.

‘23 Kubota R540, 1,804 hrs.

‘22 New Holland W80C, 818 hrs.

‘22 SDLG L918F, 33 hrs.

‘21 Hitachi ZW50-5B, 1,891 hrs.

‘19 Wacker Neuson WL95, 1,514 hrs.

‘18 Doosan DL250-5, 4,181 hrs.

‘17 Doosan DL220-5, 3,337 hrs.

‘17 Liebherr L566 X Power, 4,079 hrs.

‘17 Hyundai HL960, 3,162 hrs.

‘15 SDLG LG958L, 7,134 hrs.

‘13 Takeuchi TW50, 6,142 hrs.

‘97 JCB 416B HT, 6,100 hrs.

ATTACHMENTS:

Large amount of JRB, Cat, ASC, Volvo quick coupler forks, buckets, snow pushers and more.

DOZERS

CASE:

‘19

1650M WT, 2,797 hrs.

‘18 1150M WT, 3,302 hrs.

‘17 1150M WT, 6,552 hrs.

‘16 650L, 818 hrs.

‘11 1650L XLT, 2,422 hrs.

JOHN DEERE:

‘12

650K XLT, 2,824 hrs.

‘12 450J LT, 1,621 hrs.

‘12 450J LT, 5,166 hrs.

‘05 550J LGP, 5,405 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘16 Cat D5K2 LGP, 2,691 hrs.

‘04 Komatsu D37EX-21, 1,497 hrs.

‘91 Cat D4C II LGP, 4,150 hrs.

‘02 Cat D6M LGP, 7,518 hrs.

TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOE

‘04 John Deere 110, 2,726 hrs.

ARTICULATED DUMP TRUCKS

‘08 Volvo A35E, 14,484 hrs.

‘08 Volvo A40E, 16,668 hrs.

SPOTTER TRUCK

‘13 Kalmar Ottawa 4x2, 8,658 miles.

SKIP LOADERS

2-’16 & ‘13 Case 570N XTs, 2,749 & 3,116 hrs.

‘11 Case 570M XT Series 3, 3,312 hrs.

‘05 John Deere 210LE, 4,606 hrs.

SMOOTH DRUM COMPACTORS

‘17 Bomag BW145D-5, 1,875 hrs.

‘16 Case SV208, 1,251 hrs.

‘06 Cat CS-563E, 1,907 hrs.

BOOM LIFTS

GENIE:

‘19 Z-45 HF, 1,261 hrs.

‘17 S60X, 4,923 hrs.

‘15 Z-62/40, 3,646 hrs.

‘14 S45, 1,157 hrs.

3-‘00 S40s, 5,158 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘17 Skyjack SJ61T, 3,361 hrs.

‘16 JLG T500J towable, 634 hrs.

‘16 JLG 450AJ, 858 hrs.

‘13 Teupen LEO 13 GT track.

‘99 JLG 660SJ, 1,101 hrs.

JLG 600S.

TELEHANDLERS

GEHL:

‘18 RS10-55 Gen 3, 3,843 hrs.

‘15 RS6-42 Gen 2, 4,066 hrs.

‘14 RS10-55, 4,095 hrs.

JLG:

‘18 Skytrak 10054, 2,726 hrs.

‘15 Skytrak 6036, 2,959 hrs.

‘15 Skytrak 6036, 2,159 hrs.

‘14 JLG G6-42A, 4,147 hrs.

‘06 Skytrak 8042, 4,085 hrs.

GENIE:

‘16 GTH-844, 3,329 hrs.

‘06 GTH-844, 4,038 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘20 Sany STH1056A, 478 hrs.

‘19 Merlo P50.18HM, 1,110 hrs.

‘18 Skyjack SJ643TH, 2,268 hrs.

FORKLIFTS

‘11 Case 586G Series 3 rough terrain, 8,571 hrs.

Hyster H210XL pneumatic tire, 2,419 hrs.

Komatsu FD25VT-11pneumatic tire, 7,890 hrs.

‘20 S450, 2,639 hrs.

‘18 S770, 2,202 hrs.

‘07 Hyster H70FT pneumatic tire, 4,644 hrs.

ROUGH TERRAIN SCISSOR LIFTS

‘17 Skyjack SJ8841RT, 1,296 hrs.

‘14 Genie GS-3384, 2,583 hrs.

‘20 MEC 3084RT Speed Level, 994 hrs.

FORESTRY EQUIPMENT

Morbark 200 portable wood chipper, 2,291 hrs.

‘19 Vermeer BC1000XL portable wood chipper, 1,646 hrs.

‘10 John Deere 1270E log processor, 10,303 hrs.

SCREENING EQUIPMENT

Power Screen MK II portable screener, 5,708 hrs.

PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSORS

‘23 Kaeser M55, 511 hrs.

‘20 Atlas Copco XAS188KD8, 407 hrs.

‘18 Sullair 400EH, 2,734 hrs.

‘18 Sullair 185D, 2,580 hrs.

‘17 Atlas Copco XATS400JD8, 4,567 hrs.

‘17 Atlas Copco XAS185 KD7, 2,231 hrs.

‘13 Doosan P425/HP375WCU, 3,491 hrs.

‘07 Sullair 375H JD, 4,640 hrs.

Sullivan Palatek D185Q11JD.

PORTABLE GENERATORS

‘18 Multiquip DCA-15SPXU4F, 8,157 hrs.

Multiquip DCA.

Magnum MMG25.

‘18 Wacker Neuson G70, 5,571 hrs.

SKID STEERS & ATTACHMENTS

CASE:

‘23 TV370B track, 1,844 hrs.

‘22 TV450B track, 1,807 hrs.

‘22 TR340B track, 1,137 hrs.

‘22 TR310B track, 1,398 hrs.

‘22 TR310B track, 2,145 hrs.

‘22 SV280B, 781 hrs.

‘22 SV185B, 1,141 hrs.

‘19 TV450 track, 2,889 hrs.

‘11 SV185, 5,585 hrs.

NEW HOLLAND:

‘23 C334 track, 301 hrs.

‘14 L218, 1,412 hrs.

‘05 New Holland LS120, 386 hrs.

‘15 L218, 3,798 hrs.

BOBCAT:

‘21 S64 R-Series, 909 hrs.

‘17 S590, 2,202 hrs.

‘15 T590 track, 1,281 hrs.

‘15 T650 track, 3,332 hrs.

‘13 T750 track, 4,437 hrs.

‘13 S650, 1,447 hrs.

JOHN DEERE:

‘20 317G, 275 hrs.

‘19 333G track, 4,040 hrs.

‘18 318G, 6,381 hrs.

WACKER NEUSON:

‘19 SW24, 2,224 hrs.

‘19 SW28, 1,746 hrs.

OTHERS:

‘23 Kubota SSV75, 2,000 hrs.

‘22 Kanga DT725 stand on, 80 hrs.

‘22 Cat 246D3, 2,143 hrs.

‘21 Mustang 1650RT track, 965 hrs.

‘17 Gehl R260, 5,864 hrs.

‘16 Takeuchi TL12 track, 4,698 hrs.

‘13 JCB 300, 1,480 hrs.

‘13 JCB 175, 3,879 hrs.

2000 ASV 4810 track, 1,355 hrs.

Cat 252, 3,722 hrs.

Gehl 4610, 5,622 hrs.

‘22 Takeuchi TL8R-2 track, 886 hrs. ATTACHMENTS: Hundreds of new and used attachments.

BOOM MOWING TRACTORS

‘20 Alamo Mantis 4142, 755 hrs. ‘19 Kubota M6S-111, 1,905 hrs. ‘05 Kubota M95S, 4,425 hrs.

TRUCKS

24 RAM 2500HD 4x4 pickup, 33 miles. ‘11 International 7600 TMR mixer truck, 2,947 miles.

‘07 International 9900I day cab truck tractor, 518K miles.

‘04 Volvo VHD tandem axle dump, 151K miles.

‘03 Sterling Acterra water truck, 176K miles.

‘03 Chevy C4500 dump, 40K miles.

‘00 GMC 3500 4x4 dump w/ plow, 11K actual miles.

‘99 GMC C7500 bucket, 248K miles.

LOWBOY TRAILERS

‘16 Kaufman DP50 tri axle, 9'x26' well.

‘13 Talbert T3-35CC-HRG-T1 TA hyd detach.

1997 XL Specialized XL60 TA. ‘90 Talbert TD-352-HRG-1-T1 TA.

SPRING LAATTE

T NT EQUIPMENT

RB Global to Acquire BigIron Auction Co.

RB Global, Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire BigIron Auction Company, accelerating the company’s strategic expansion into United States agriculture.

BigIron is a scaled, agriculture-focused online marketplace connecting buyers and sellers of agricultural equipment, land, livestock and other farm and ranch assets. Embedded in the communities it serves across rural America, BigIron’s digital platform is trusted by farmers, landowners and rural enterprises.

BigIron processed roughly $885 million in gross transaction value, including roughly $520 million from commercial assets and vehicles and $365 million from agriculture land and real estate transactions, and is supported by a highly engaged bidder base.

“BigIron brings a talented team with deep ag sector knowledge and an established sales footprint that will continue operating as a stand-alone brand while being complemented by the Ritchie Bros. industrial footprint,” said Jim Kessler, CEO of RB Global. “This will create opportunities to serve even more customers through a combination of

onsite, offsite and digital channels and solutions.”

“We are proud of our team’s tremendous work to establish BigIron as a leading auction marketplace for farmers, landowners and rural businesses,” said Mark Stock, cofounder of BigIron. “RB Global values our culture and shares our respect for the agricultural community. Through this combination, we gain a larger platform and additional resources, which is expected to help us deliver even greater choice and liquidity to all the sellers we serve.”

Ron Stock, co-founder of BigIron, said, “Since our founding in 1984, we have remained steadfast in our commitment to providing an honest, trustworthy auction. We look forward to continuing our mission to serve our sellers, buyers and employees for years to come, and to continue operating BigIron as a standalone brand with Mark and I involved in the business as usual.”

The transaction is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Until closing, RB Global and BigIron will continue to operate as independent companies in the ordinary course.

For more information, visit rbglobal.com. 

EPG Marks 25 Years, Expands Reach

Environmental Products Group (EPG), a leader in infrastructure and municipal maintenance equipment, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Since its founding in 2001, EPG has remained dedicated to enhancing the customer experience by listening to their needs and delivering solutions across the eastern United States and beyond.

For 25 years, EPG has built lasting relationships by providing industryleading equipment solutions, including comprehensive sales, rentals, parts and service. This commitment to customer success has fueled its growth and established EPG as one of the most trusted partners in the industry.

Today, EPG continues to expand its

reach to better serve its growing client base, offering services across Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, the Caribbean and its newest markets in North and South Carolina.

Branch Locations

Alabama: 4297 Riviere Du Chien Rd., Mobile, AL 36693 | P: 251/3219100

Florida: 700 Hermit Smith Rd., Apopka, FL 32703 | P: 407/798-0004

Florida: 290 SW 14th Ave., Pompano Beach, FL 33069 | P: 954/518-9923

Georgia: 325 Westlake Pky. SW, Atlanta, GA 30336 | P: 404/693-9700

North Carolina: 4600 Trademark

Dr., Raleigh, NC 27610 | P: 919/4007201

Ohio: 603a Shepherd Dr., Lockland, OH 45215 | P: 513/401-7290

Tennessee: 6010

E. Division St., Lebanon, TN 37090 | P: 615/549-8589

Tennessee: 2995 Sandbrook St., Memphis, TN 38116 | P: 901/630-5658

EPG’s 25th anniversary is not only a celebration of past achievements but also a reaffirmation of its commitment to innovation, customer service, and industry excellence. The company remains dedicated to delivering reliable equipment and exceptional support to ensure essential infrastructure continues to operate seamlessly.

For more information, visit MyEPG.com. 

MUSHRUSH UTILITY CONTRACTING

4-DAY RETIREMENT AUCTION

Location: 1811 Possum Hollow Rd, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 GPS Coordinates: 40.45140240816839, -81.45219738097215Directions: From US-250 in New Philadelphia, head south on Broadway St for about 1.9 miles, then turn left onto Possum Hollow Rd SE. Auction will be on the left-hand side. Signs posted.

April 15, 16 & 17, 2026 – 9:00 AM EST

APRIL 15th & 16th - GENERAL TOOL AUCTION – LIVE AND ONLINE BIDDING APRIL 17th – TRUCKS & HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUCTION – LIVE AND ONLINE BIDDING

April 20th, 2026 – Begins Ending 12:00 – Noon EST INDUSTRY SPECIFIC AUCTION – ONLINE ONLY

Preview Dates: Monday April 6th and 13th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Day 1 – General Tool Auction: 650 lots featuring generators, large assortment of tool sets and hand tools, ratchet sets, variety of wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, hammers, Hilty drills, DeWalt Hand Tools, air tools and hoses, air tanks, chop saws, chainsaws, grease guns and grease, asphalt cutters, tires, concrete tools, tampers, air jackhammers, extension cords, water pumps, auto fluids, fittings, saw blades, water hose, Craftsman and Husky toolboxes, bolt cutters, Fisher M-Scopes, rakes, shovels, Stihl tillers, safety equipment, First Aid boxes, gas torches, gloves, 3 Weather Guard Truck Toolboxes, transit stands, measuring wheels, coolers, pintle hooks, tow eyes, hitches, ratchet and tie down straps, Fernco couplers, Coleman portable stove.

Day 2 – General Tool Auction: 640+ lots featuring a large assortment of tools, chains, wrenches, shipping container, 12x20 storage shed, Craftsman Electric Start Snowblower, DigiTrak Locators, Parker Spin Park Vacuum, ADA Ramps, heavy duty sprayers, gorilla cart, walkie talkies, shop vacs,

Craftsman worktable, attic/fireman ladders, shovels, ladders, hand saws, Ridgid pipe wrenches, pallet jacks, carts, file cabinets, Stihl weed eaters, Stihl power sweeper, Stihl blower, Amish crafted wood furniture, metal office desks, Fernco fittings, hoses and attachments, snow fence, road signs, diesel, gasoline oil, DEF barrels, grass seed, fibre expansion joints, water tanks, metal sheets, concrete forms, sandstones, compost filter socks, misc. pipes, wheelbarrows, concrete covers, construction road signs and barriers, welders, welding equipment, Edwards Ironworker 55 ton, tanks, stock metal, drills, circular saws, grinders, rolling ladders, battery charger, pressure washer, heaters, AFF 5.5 Ton Long Chassis Air Lift, shelves of auto fluids, organizers and hardware, jacks, part washer, engine hoist, specialty auto tools, mini fridges, boxes of parts,

Day 3 Auction: Trucks/Trailers/Vermeer & Grundodrill Horizontal Drills/Mini Excavators/Backhoes/Wheel Loader/Heavy Equipment/Attachments

52 Trucks – Jeep: 2 – 2019 International LT625 Semis (low miles); 24 dump trucks including 2 MACK’s (’07 Mack CV713), 16International 4300/4700/4900/5600/7600/HV613/2674 series trucks, 4 – Chevy 5500HD trucks, 2 – Ford F550/F350/ trucks; ’06 International 7600 6x4 Vactor HXX hydro excavator hydro truck; 18 Service Trucks including 9 Ford F550 & F250’s w/ TRG Air Tool Box Utility beds and Knapheide Service beds, 7 Chevy 3500HD & 2500HD’s w/ Reading Classic II service beds & Knapheide service beds, 2 International 4700 & 4300’s w/ Stahl air tool box utility beds; 4 Horizontal Boring Machines & Boring Bits – Trenchers – RollersPaver: Wheel Loader – Excavator – 3 Dozers – 4 Backhoes – 9 Mini Excavators – 4 Skid Loaders - Attachments: Steiners – Kubota ATV’s – Fork Lifts – Air Compressors – Arrow Signs – Misc. Equipment: 25 Semi & Bumper Hitch Trailers: Day 4 – Industry Specific Auction: 670+ lots featuring gas industry tools and materials FOR A COMPLETE LIST VISIT WWW.KAUFMAN-AUCTIONS.COM

AUCTION

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