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Case, McKeel Support Team Rubicon in Kentucky Cleanup...8

MDOT Drives Future of Durable Bridges With Carbon Fiber...12

By Giles Lambertson CEG CORRESPONDENT

A plan to move water from western North Dakota to waterstarved areas in the eastern part Contractors Turn to Innovative Tech to Complete Projects...78

of the state is a long and winding dream dating clear back to the 1940s. In reality, the project’s tortuous history is a consequence of mis-starts, mistrust and Missouri River politics.

The good news is the Red River Valley Water Supply Project finally has pipe in the ground and both intake and discharge facilities under construction. The $1.2 billion water

transfer undertaking even has an end date in sight, albeit possibly a decade away. To long-suffering advocates of the project, it feels like the home stretch. see WATER page 30

Table of Contents .........4

How Best to Protect Your Crew On the Ground

Paving Section ......55-71

By Lucy Perry

Experts Offer Insights, Tips, Strategies to Help Keep Your Crews Protected From Struck-By Accidents, More CEG CORRESPONDENT

Technology Section ........ ................................77-85 Auction Section...97-101 Business Calendar ......99 Advertisers Index .....102

Construction workers on the ground are some of the most vulnerable. Annually, struck-by accidents account for many construction-related fatalities. Falling objects, equipment crushes and rollovers are among the causes. Whether it’s road building, commercial construction or utility installation, visibility and attention are keys to crew safety on the job site. see SAFETY page 94

Situational awareness and attention are crucial when working around heavy machinery.

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2005 Cat D6NLGP / $65,000

2003 Cat D6NLGP / $69,500

1993 Cat 928F / $28,500

SN: ALY02254 Hours: 13,073

SN: ALY00278 Hours: 11,951

SN: 2XL01445 Hours: 21,000

2018 ASV RT75HD / $47,000

2019 Cat 289D / $58,500

2017 Cat 259D / $49,500

SN: JDH01541 Hours: 1,741

SN: TAW12420 Hours: 2,153

SN: FTL11097 Hours: 1,495

2016 Cat 12M3 / $160,000

2014 Cat 120M2 / $119,000

2013 Cat 336EL4 / $145,000

SN: N9F00442 Hours: 6,522

SN: R9N00169 Hours: 6,533

SN: BZY01490 Hours: 6,791

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CASE, MCKEEL SUPPORT TEAM RUBICON IN KENTUCKY CLEANUP

Case Construction Equipment and local Case dealer McKeel Equipment (headquartered in Paducah, Ky.) are supporting Team Rubicon in its efforts to aid communities affected by tornadoes that hit Kentucky in December 2021.

MDOT DRIVES FUTURE OF DURABLE BRIDGES WITH CARBON FIBER

ALL NAMES HOOPS MINNESOTA TERRITORY SALES REP OF DAWES

TECHNOLOGY SECTION

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is leading the way in carbon fiber reinforced bridge beams — an evolutionary step forward — with the goal of a 100-year bridge in sight.

Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental, a member of the ALL Family of Companies, has named Terry Hoops its territory sales representative of Minnesota. Hoops oversees Dawes’ bare and operated rentals as well as all equipment sales.

CONTRACTORS TURN TO INNOVATIVE TECH TO COMPLETE PROJECTS

CAT EXPANDS REMOTE-CONTROL OPERATION TO EXCAVATOR LINE

BIRKEY’S TRANSFERS OWNERSHIP OF COMPANY TO EMPLOYEES

FAIRCHILD EQUIPMENT RECEIVES EIGHTH CONSECUTIVE MVP AWARD

Birkey’s Farm Store, headquartered in Champaign, Ill., is now 100 percent employee-owned, as it has transitioned its business structure to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) as of Dec. 31, 2021.

For the eighth consecutive year, Fairchild Equipment has earned the MVP Award from the industry’s trade association, Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association (MHEDA).

CREWS UTILIZE VOLVO’S ELECTRIC MACHINES FOR FIRST TIME

JOHN DEERE EXPANDS TECHNOLOGY SUITE WITH REMOTE SUPPORT

TRIMBLE’S GNSS BASE IMPROVES TRACKING, REMOTE OPERATION

BOBCAT LAUNCHES MACHINE IQ MOBILE APP

CONSTRUCTION CO. DEPLOYS DRONES TO BUILD $1B GLOBE LIFE FIELD

KNUDSEN TO RIDE INTO RETIREMENT AFTER 42 YEARS IN INDUSTRY

COMPANY WRENCH PROMOTES JOSH HOCHRADEL TO MANAGER

Gary Knudsen, Felling Trailers’ regional sales manager, has been a part of the heavy equipment and transport industry for a little over 42-years and has chosen to retire at the end of 2021.

Company Wrench recently promoted Josh Hochradel to the position of branch development manager. He will be responsible for training new hires within the parts department, ensuring inventory needs are met.

TEREX FINLAY ADDS ROCK MACHINERY CO. TO DEALER NETWORK

KIOTI TRACTOR RECOGNIZES DEALER SUCCESS, UNVEILS NEW PRODUCTS

Terex Finlay is continuing to expand its North American dealers network by appointing Rock Machinery Co. LLC to distribute and support the full line up of crushers, screeners and conveying equipment in Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

KIOTI Tractor welcomed dealers from the United States, Canada and overseas to its annual meeting, held from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort in Orlando.

WINDJAMMER ACQUIRES FORESTRY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER FECON

YANMAR’S NEW PREMIUM RED MACHINES PAVE WAY TO NEW ERA

Fecon LLC, a global manufacturer of heavy-duty forestry mulching equipment and related forestry accessories, announced that LFM Capital has sold Fecon to Windjammer Capital Investors.

Yanmar Compact Equipment has adopted an eye-catching premium red paint color across all its machines globally.Premium red machines were first introduced onto the North American market in 2020.

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VOLVO JOINS COALITION TO DRIVE DEMAND FOR LOW CARBON TECH

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Illinois Addison 630-627-0000 Bolingbrook* 630-739-7770 Chicago 312-942-9200 2018 Case TV380, 2069 Hours, with 84" 2018 Takeuchi TB260, 1128 Hours, S/N bucket (735064016), Tier 4 Final, E-H 126103636, Cab/Air/Heat, Aux Hydraulics, Controls, 2 Speed, Enclosed Cab with HVAC, Hydraulic Thumb, 24” Bucket, Backfill Blade, Air Ride Suspension seat, 17.7" Tracks, Hyd Rubber Tracks ..................................$65,900 Coupler ............................................$44,900

Crestwood 708-597-3110 2020 Case CX80, 627 Hours,Cab/Air, Dozer 2015 Case SV212, 665 Hours, Like new Blade, Rubber Track, Hyd Thumb, Tag Rubber, Traction Assist (ASC), Cummins Coupler, 24” Bkt ..............................$99,900 QSB 4.5 Tier 3 Engine......................$59,900

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2018 Case SR270, 1282 Hours, Cab/Air, 2 Speed, Hyd Coupler, 78” GP Bucket.............. ........................................................$40,000

2018 Carlson CP130, s/n 109DB8P, 520 Hours, Contractor deluxe package $179,900

2018 Carlson CP100 Paver, 1938 Hours, Contractor Deluxe Package, Citrus Washdown Tank, Deluxe Washdown Tank, 12 Volt Aux Port, Auger/Conveyor Reverse Opt, Hydraulic Lines for Truck Hitch, Heated Endgate Kit, High Output Light Package........ ........................................................$89,900

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ROADTEC RX900 - ‘18, approx. 1050 hours, ROADTEC RP190 - ‘13, approx.. 6200 hrs. 12’6” drum, 24V night light package, ACE EZIV Carlson screed, Moba grade & slope conG&S, ext warranty ..............................$710,500 trols ......................................................$58,900

SAKAI SW770HF - ‘17 w/approx. 1550 hours, 67” drum, tier III Isuzu engine, fleet machine .. ..........................................................$69,450

PAVERS / ROAD WIDENERS Bomag CR662RM - ‘15 w/590 hrs, tracked MTV w/conveyor, #C000763 ......................$435,900 Roadtec RP190 – ’13, 5860 hrs, Carlson EZIV 10-19’ screed w/12” ext, #C001909 ....$55,000 P.O.R. items may be on rent causing pricing and hours to vary.

ROADTEC RP195 PAVER - ’08, approx. 8890 hrs. Carlson EZIV 10 screed, Moba grade & slope controls....................................$37,500

GROVE RT880E – (’15), 29.5x25 tires, 3,932 hrs, C001718...$429,000

GROVE RT880E – (’14), EROPS, 4,018 hrs, C000895...$389,000

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ASTEC GT104 - ‘17, 325 Hrs, 5.25cyd Hopper, 4’x9’ Top & Bottom Screens, #C001154 ............ Superior DT74J - ’20, approx.. 600 hrs. AC, side shift, #C002327 ............................$63,700 ..........................................................$161,700 Pioneer FT4250CC – ’17, approx.. 2700 hrs, 18’ feeder, dust sp, 4 bar....................$486,000 MILLING MACHINES BOMAG BM600 - ‘16, 565 Hrs, 24” Drum, Load Pioneer FT4250CC - ’15, approx. 2400 hrs., 18’ Out Conveyor......................................$174,000 feeder, dust sup, 3 bar........................$475,000 BOMAG BM1200/35 - ‘15, 1150 Hrs, 4’ Drum, ROLLERS 3’ Also Available, Front Conveyor, #C000846 .... ..........................................................$298,000 Sakai GW750-2 - ‘14, 1060 Hrs, Vibratory Pnuematic Tire Roller, #C000533 ......*$80,000 Roadtec RX-100 - ‘18 w/475 Hrs, 20” drum, #C001554 ..........................................$185,900 Roadtec RX-700 - ‘12 w/5000 Hrs., 7’2” drum, *Comes with any remaining standard and grade & slope controls, #C001978 ....$197,200 3 year extended power train warranty.

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JCI K400, (’06), Portable Cone Crusher, 400 HP Elec, 42”x30” Feed Conveyor, #40236 ......................$345,000 KPI GT36X80, (‘16) Track Mounted Stacker, #C002294 ..............................................................................$CALL

CRANES GROVE RT650E, (’14) 50-Ton, Tier 4, 105’ Boom, 51’ Jib, #C001600 ..................................................$319,000 GROVE RT765E-2, (’14), 65-Ton, 110’ Boom, 56’ Jib, 2831 Hrs, #C001601 ........................................$339,000 GROVE TMS900E, (’05), 90-Ton, 142’ Boom, 56’ Jib, Aux Winch, #C002264 ..........................................$CALL

LOADERS AND EXCAVATORS: LIEBHERR L556 2PLUS2, (‘11) Enclosed ROPS w/AC, 4WD, 188hp Liebherr D934S A6 four cyl. diesel, rear camera, 4.58 cu. yd. bucket with bolt-on cutting edge, “2 plus 2” wheel loader, #15360 ....................$114,438 LIEBHERR LR636, (‘18) 3.25cyd bucket w/teeth & segments. Front and rear aux. hydraulics for 4 in 1 bucket, winch or ripper. 3 year/6000 hour full machine warranty, #C001745 ....................................................$249,700 LIEBHERR LH60M, (‘19) 868 Hours, Auto lube, Tier 4 Final, #C004008 ..............................................$795,000 LIEBHERR PR736 LGP, (‘15), 204 HP, 32” Pads, 6-Way Blade, EROPS, #C001941 ..................................$CALL LIEBHERR R936 LC, (’19), EROPS w/ AC & Heat, auto lube, rear camera, 54” bucket, #C004148 ..........$CALL SAKAI SW354, (’18), #C003395 ................................................................................................................$CALL

Milwaukee, WI 1-800-236-6900 Fax 414-541-1892

Wausau, WI 1-800-242-7113 Fax 715-675-9748

Crushing & Screening Div. Little Chute, WI 1-800-236-8318 Fax 920-788-6753

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Case, McKeel Support Team Rubicon in Kentucky Cleanup Case Construction Equipment and local Case dealer McKeel Equipment (headquartered in Paducah, Ky.) are supporting Team Rubicon in its efforts to aid communities affected by tornadoes that hit Kentucky in December 2021. Team Rubicon has been working throughout the state since the tornadoes passed, and has four heavy equipment teams deployed along with 80-plus volunteers in Mayfield and Dawson Springs, Ky. The organization just wrapped its operations in Bowling Green, Ky. The initial priority for the organization at the request of county emergency managers was route clearance and removing debris from properties with compact track loaders and grapple buckets, including equipment provided by Case and McKeel Equipment. Team Rubicon plans on staying in the area into February to continue with debris removal, demolition work, tree removal and other volunteer work to benefit local residents. “Team Rubicon has responded with a massive wave of volunteers and Case Construction Equipment and local Case dealer McKeel Equipment (headquartered in Paducah, Ky.) are supporting Team resources to help these communities to Rubicon in its efforts to aid communities affected by tornadoes that hit Kentucky in December 2021.

The initial priority for the organization at the request of county emergency managers was route clearance and removing debris from properties with compact track loaders and grapple buckets, including equipment provided by Case and McKeel Equipment.

begin the rebuilding process,” said Terry Dolan, vice president — North America, Case Construction Equipment. “Our partners at McKeel have felt the impact of these storms firsthand, and we’re proud to work together to assist Team Rubicon in cleanup efforts that provide homeowners relief and support as the recovery continues.” Those interested in donating to the relief efforts in Kentucky can visit TeamRubiconUSA.org/TornadoResponse. Team Rubicon is a veteran-led disaster response organization that utilizes the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy emergency response teams. Founded in 2010, Team Rubicon has deployed across the United States and around the world to provide immediate relief to those impacted by disasters and humanitarian crises. Case first partnered with Team Rubicon in 2015 to develop a heavy equipment training program for its volunteers for the safe and effective use of construction equipment in disaster operations. For more information on the partnership between Case and Team Rubicon to support communities in response to natural disasters, visit CaseCE.com/TeamRubicon. 

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JD 160GLC, Coupler, Aux Hyd, #250419 ....$159,000

JD 300GLC, 10’ 2” Arm, Aux Hyd, Warranty, #248936..............$209,000

JD 260E, Tailgate, Warranty, #248705 ............ ............................$248,000

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#92948, 2017 BOMAG BW138AC-5, 1200 HOURS ....................................................$39,500

#93105, 2017 BOBCAT E85, HYD THUMB, 1575 HOURS ..........................................$84,500

#83217, 2015 KOMATSU PC228USLC-10, 2850 HOURS ........................................$159,500

#93122, 1993 CAT 320L, 12,300 HOURS ............ ................................................................$39,500

#92881, 2013 KOMATSU PC390LC-10, 7900 HOURS ........................................$119,500

#92729, 2012 KOMATSU WA380-7, JRB QC. 4000 HOURS..........................................$127,000

#83398, 2014 KOMATSU PC210LC-10, QC, 4200 HOURS ..................................................$104,500

#82380, 2009 KOMATSU PC220 LONG FRONT, 5,950 HOURS ........................................$129,500

#93114, 2008 DEERE 450J, PAT BLADE $47,500

#52030, 2016 KOMATSU PC490LC-11, AUX HYD, #92926, 2013 KOMATSU PC490LC-10, 8750 JRB QC, 5700 HOURS ..........................$192,000 HOURS, AUX HYD, QC ..........................$109,000

#93009, 2015 KOMATSU PC240LC-10, 7,750 HOURS, QC ............................................$79,500

#80768, PC300LC-7 LONG FRONT, 7400 HOURS ................................................................$99,000

#92180, 2012 KOMATSU D65EX-17, RIPPER, SIGMA BLADE, 4700 HOURS ................$149,500

#92983, 2013 KOMATSU D65WX-16, CAB/AC, RIPPER, SIGMA, 6700 HOURS ..............$94,500

#93121, 2014 VOLVO EC300EL, CAB/AC, HAMMER KIT, QC, 6350 HOURS ............$92,500

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MDOT Drives Future of Durable Bridges With Carbon Fiber The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is leading the way in carbon fiber reinforced bridge beams — an evolutionary step forward — with the goal of a 100-year bridge in sight. “The aim is bridges that last a century with minimal maintenance,” said State Transportation Director Paul C. Ajegba. “This technology, developed in Michigan, is becoming wildly popular all over the country.” Since 2001, MDOT has been collaborating with Lawrence Technological University (LTU) in Southfield, Mich., on researching carbon fiber reinforced polymer materials in concrete bridge beams. That research has moved from the lab into the field, with projects now being deployed. To understand why carbon fiber is such a game-changing technology, it helps to understand how modern bridges are built to withstand the loads of thousands of vehicles every day and extreme temperature changes for decades. Prestressing concrete with highstrength materials is one method of strengthening concrete. Traditionally, in this method, steel cables are installed inside forms before concrete is poured. The strands are then tensioned with a significant force, causing them to elongate. Once the concrete has gained strength but before it carries loads, the strands are released,

compressing the conly, using them on higherMDOT photo crete. Any subsequent volume routes. loads on the beam would The southbound I-75 then have to overcome span over the Sextonthis built-in compression Kilfoil Drain in Detroit to actually stress the incorporates carbon fiber beam. Prestressing also in the beams. At 140 ft., reduces or eliminates they are some of the cracking from concrete longest concrete beams shrinkage; it allows thinin the state. Two bridges ner and longer spans. are currently being built Steel has been the gowith carbon fiber reinto material for prestressforced beams as part of ing concrete for highway MDOT’s massive I-94 bridges, but it has drawmodernization project, backs. It is prone to cor- These concrete beams were set in late November also in Detroit. Those rosion and deterioration as part of the I-94 modernization project in bridges will use beams under assault from Detroit. The beams on the Burns Road bridge with newer 0.7-in. diamextreme temperatures, over I-94 are reinforced with carbon fiber com- eter carbon fiber strands, water and deicing chem- posite strands, providing greater strength than allowing greater initial without deterioration from corrosion. The icals — conditions all steel technology is considered a game-changer for tensioning than steel. too common in bridge building. MDOT and LTU have Michigan. Preventing conducted years of corrosion and repairing damaged not corrode is a real game-changer.” extensive research on carbon fiber MDOT engineers are putting components, looking to optimize areas requires time and money and can limit the lifespan of the struc- this high-tech material to good use. the design process and encourage ture. Enter carbon fiber, an innova- In 2001, LTU, MDOT and the city more widespread use. They’ve tive alternative to steel. Carbon of Southfield worked together on subjected beams to 300 freezefiber strands have a tensile strength the deployment of the first three- thaw cycles, combined fire/loading comparable to steel, but they resist span carbon fiber pre-stressed con- events, severe weather and other corrosion and require less mainte- crete bridge in the country. The trials. Now, bridge designers have nance over time. Longer service Bridge Street bridge was outfitted the information and specifications life is the major benefit of carbon fiber. with a variety of sensors and will they need to predict how carbon “Rusting of steel elements is the be monitored by MDOT until fiber reinforced beams will perleading cause of deterioration in 2025. Since then, more than a form under a variety of real-world our bridges. Since carbon fiber is dozen bridges have been built conditions, as well as design tools non-corrosive, we are eliminating throughout the state using carbon for future bridge projects. that potential for damage,” said Matt fiber components. These efforts were recognized Chynoweth noted MDOT is as among the highest value transChynoweth, MDOT chief bridge engineer. “Using a material that will deploying the materials strategical- portation research projects in the

nation. The Research Advisory Committee at the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) named it one of the top 16 research projects of 2020. This research also led to new MDOT and AASHTO design specifications. A factor limiting the deployment of carbon fiber bridge beams is price. Carbon fiber elements can cost as much as three to four times more than comparable steel elements. But, based on the MDOT/LTU research, they are anticipated to last much longer than steel, so they may prove to be cheaper over the long run. “We’ve calculated the ‘breakeven point’ to be about 22 years based on life cycle maintenance,” Chynoweth said. “But since the data points only go back about 20 years, this is a theoretical estimate.” One of MDOT’s main suppliers, Tokyo Rope, has built a fabrication facility in Michigan, which cuts down on some costs and delivery times for carbon fiber components. Engineers are now closer than ever to their goal of building bridges with a minimum 100-year service life — an MDOT, as well as a national, target. As the use of carbon fiber continues to expand, this new material will get the opportunity to prove its long-term value to bridge designers and Michigan motorists. 

Birkey’s Transfers Ownership of Company to Employees Birkey’s Farm Store, headquartered in Champaign, Ill., is now 100 percent employeeowned, as it has transitioned its business structure to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) as of Dec. 31, 2021. “Our employees are the reason for our success and creating the ESOP will recognize and reward them for their efforts going forward,” said Mike Hedge, Birkey’s president and CEO. “Being employee-owned allows us to preserve our culture for many years in the future, and provides us a way to move forward seamlessly and achieve our goals, while preserving the service our customers have come to expect.” “Recent research has shown companies who are ESOPs are typically faster, more productive, growing more, and more profitable with less turnover,” Mike Hedge said. “These are all important to us as we enter into a new phase in the life of our organization. This will help in

recruiting, retaining and engaging employees as we move forward — I’m very pleased to announce Birkey’s is going into this new year 100 percent employee-owned.”

About Employee Stock Ownership Plans An ESOP is an employee benefit plan, facilitated through a trust, which provides company stock to employees as part of their retirement benefits. Congress created these plans to make it possible to transfer ownership to employees in a taxfavored way. According to the National Center for Employee Ownership, there are approximately 6,500 ESOPs in the United States holding total assets of over $1.6 trillion and covering nearly 14 million participants. As a 100 percent ESOP owned company, all of Birkey’s stock is now held in trust by the ESOP exclusively for the benefit of Birkey’s employees. For more information, visit www.birkeys.com. 

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2017 CATERPILLAR M318F, ID# UUC0001, SN F8B01058, 4038 HOURS ..........................................$124,200

2019 CATERPILLAR 308E, ID# 9CR6891, SN FJX13098, 1560 HOURS............................................$109,690

2016 CATERPILLAR TL943D, ID# 6CR6160, SN MLJ00382, 1640 HOURS..............................................$86,100

2019 CATERPILLAR TL1255D, ID# 9CR6867, SN ML701905, 4235 HOURS ..................................$131,620

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2016 CATERPILLAR TL943D, ID# 6CR6160, SN MLJ00382, 1640 HOURS..............................................$86,100

2020 CATERPILLAR 310-07, ID# 0CR7458, SN GWT00887, 720 HOURS ..................................$133,480

2015 CASE 721F, ID# UGU0157, SN NFF233122, 8710 HOURS ............................................................................$69,600

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2017 CATERPILLAR 735C, ID# PGN0653, SN TFJ00247, 4325 HOURS......................................$385,300

2019 CATERPILLAR 420F2IT, ID# 9CR6791, SN HWD03700, 1860 HOURS................................$107,910

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Terex Finlay Adds Rock Machinery Co. to Dealer Network Terex Finlay is continuing to expand its North American dealers network by appointing Rock Machinery Co. LLC to distribute and support the full line up of Finlay crushers, screeners and conveying equipment in Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Founded in 2004, Rock Machinery is a family-run business and highly experienced in providing material processing machinery, parts and service to customers in the quarrying, mining, sand and gravel and recycling industries. Located in Allenton, Wisc., Rock Machinery has a long history of prompt and dedicated service that is backed up by knowledgeable staff committed to supporting their customers. It will provide genuine spare parts and support services to the existing population of Terex Finlay machines in the market with immediate effect. Darren Finlay, Terex Finlay regional sales manager, said, “We are delighted to welcome Bryant Fazer and his team to the Terex Finlay dealer network. Our dealer network is strong and growing and they are joining us at an exciting

time in our industry. “Rock Machinery is a high calibre-dealer committed to complete customer satisfaction by consistently providing industry leading customer support and unequalled professional service. The team at Rock Machinery are industry veterans and possess a wealth of knowledge and expertise to

advise and support customers with their equipment rental and purchases decisions and how Terex Finlay products can benefit in their business.” “We attribute our success to only partnering with world class manufacturers supported by field service that exceeds our competitors,” said Fazer, president of Rock Machinery. “Terex Finlay products are robustly engineered with an unmatched model line to work across a multitude of applications. Their sales, parts and technical support teams embrace the same values for customer satisfaction as Rock Machinery. Terex Finlay are clearly setting themselves up to be the ‘customers’ manufacturer of choice’ in North America. “Being a Terex Finlay dealer enables us to provide our customers with an product that is world class backed up by our commitment to customer support and unequalled ‘Rock Solid Field Service’.” For more information, visit www.terex.com.

Knudsen to Ride Into Retirement After 42 Years in Industry

Gary Knudsen

Gary Knudsen, Felling Trailers’ regional sales manager, has been a part of the heavy equipment and transport industry for a little over 42-years and has chosen to retire at the end of 2021. Approximately 17 of those years have been spent selling trailers; 4-years with Towmaster and the last 13-years with Felling Trailers. Knudsen joined the Felling Trailers’ team in June of 2008 as the North American outside sales rep. He provided dealer support for 10 states spanning from Alaska to the Dakota’s (North & South Dakota) to Arkansas, Texas and the Canadian region. During his time with the Felling Trailers, Knudsen worked to expand the company’s footprint across many industries, from the heavy haulers in the oil fields of Canada to the underground construction and paving arenas in the United States. Knudsen also worked internally with the engineering team to design, test, and implement the X-Force hydraulic detachable gooseneck line.

“Gary’s product knowledge along with his 20 plus years of experience as an owner/operator in the trucking industry gave us great insight on what the consumer wanted and needed in a detachable gooseneck,” said Pat Jennissen, Felling Trailers VP of sales & marketing. Felling Trailers’ introduced the X-Force hydraulic detachable gooseneck trailer line to the industry in 2010 and has continued to grow its product offerings each year. Knudsen has built many working relationships with dealers and customers alike through the years, solving transport problems other manufacturers said were unsolvable. Felling’s trailer experts (sales team) work with dealers/customers to configure a trailer that will meet the desired specifications and provide a custom solution. “Gary has been a great asset to Felling Trailers since he joined the team in 2008. His vast market and product knowledge, experience,

and dedication are greatly appreciated. We wish him well in his retirement,” said Nathan Uphus, Felling Trailers’ sales manager. “Stepping away from the life of being a ‘trailer salesman’ may take some getting used to. For Gary and probably many other salespeople, it’s not just about the sale. It’s about the relationships you build with your customers. As for us here at Felling Trailers, we thank you for your service. You have played a big part in what Felling Trailers is today. Enjoy retirement, Gary,” said Jennissen. Those in the industry who have had the opportunity to know and work with Knudsen know he is an avid motorcyclist. He shut down his computer for the last time on 12-31-21. “It’s been a fun ride. I am glad to have had the chance to meet and work with all the people I have along the way. Thank you all. It’s been a pleasure,” said Knudsen. For more information, visit www.felling.com. 

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JOHN DEERE 2014 350GLC, 2 UNITS………………....…..4010 HRS/4493 HRS - $105,000

- JD 271 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS, AUX HYDRAULICS, QC, 28” TRACKS, OP. WEIGHT: 79,655 LBS, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 10’6.

KOBELCO 2021 ED160-7, 2 UNITS………………………………….8 HRS/11 HRS - $CALL

- ISUZU 105 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, AC, HEAT, STD BOOM/ARM, 19” DIG DEPTH, 28’11” MAX REACH @ GL, 37,000LB OPERATING WEIGHT.

2021 SK300LC-10, 2 UNITS………………………......13 HRS/134 HRS - $CALL

- HINO 252HP, TIER 4F, STD BOOM/ARM, CAB EROPS, AC/HEAT, AUX HYDRAULICS, 31.5” SHOES, MAX DIG DEPTH: 23’ 7”, OP WEIGHT: 68,800.

2021 /2019 SK85CS-7, 8 UNITS……………….….….0 HRS - 405 HRS - $CALL

- 70 HP ENIGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, STD BOOM/ARM, 24” BUCKET, 14’7” MAX DIG, 24’1” MAX REACH, 7’7” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2021/2020 SK210LC-10, 4 UNITS…...................58 HRS - 335 HRS - $CALL

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2021 SY80, 22 HRS…………………………………………………....................……$CALL - 73 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS W AC & HEAT, AUX HYDRAULICS, 14’10” MAX DIG DEPTH, 6’9” STICK, 7’3” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2020 SY155SR, 254 HRS………………………………………………….................$CALL - 105 HP ENGINE, CAB W/ HEAT & AC, AUX HYDRAULICS, SHORT RADIUS, 8’2” STICK, 17’11” DIG DEPTH, 27’4” MAX REACH, 24’ SHOES.

2020 SY265CLR, 3 UNITS……………...........496 HRS/625 HRS/863 HRS -$CALL - 190 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 43’8” MAX DIG, 57’9” MAX REACH, 11’1” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 69,500 OP WEIGHT.

2020 SY500H, 6 HRS…………………………………………………….....................$CALL

- HINO 160 HP ENGINE, CAB W AC & HEAT, TIER 4, STD BOOM/ARM, 22’ MAX DIG, 31’11” MAX REACH, 10’5” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

- 400 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, 11’ STICK, 35” TRACKS, 25’3” DIG DEPTH, 120,152 LB OP. WEIGHT, 11’11” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

- ISUZU 105HP, TIER 4 FINAL, CAB W HEAT & AC, STD BOOM/ARM, AUX HYDRAULICS, 23.6” TRACKS, MAX DIG: 19’ 7”, MAX REACH: 28’ 5”.

- CUMMINS 194 HP, TIER 4F, CAB W HEAT & AC, STICK: 9’ 8”, 31” TRACKS, MAX DIG: 22’, MAX REACH: 33’ 7”, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 11’ 1”

2021 SK140SRLC-7, 2 UNITS…………………………………………....………$CALL 2020 SY265C LC, 0 HRS……………..............................................................$CALL

2020 SK260LC-10, 256 HRS……………………………………………........…$CALL 2020/2019 SY95C, 2 UNTS……………………….....…...223 HRS/380 HRS - $CALL

WHEEL LOADERS CATERPILLAR 2018 906M, 311 HRS………………………………………………………......…..…$79,000 - CAT 73 HP ENGINE, TIER 4, CAB EROPS NO AC, 1.2 YD BUCKET, 3RD VALVE HYDRAULICS, 72.5” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 12,345 OP. WEIGHT.

2017 930M, 5053 HRS…………………………………………………………......$139,500 - CAT 164 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, 20.5 R25 TIRES, 2.3 m³ BUCKET CAPACITY, 30879LB OP. WEIGHT, HIGHLIFT, FUSION COUPLER, 3RD VALVE.

2016 926M, 1403 HRS…………………………………………………….....….…$143,500 - CAT C7.1 ENGINE, EROPS, AC/HEAT, HEATED MIRRORS, DELUXE CAB, REAR VIEW CAM, WB QC, 2.5 YD BUCKET, HIGH LIFT, LOADRITE SCALE.

2015 980M, 8276 HRS…………………….......…………………………......…..$205,000 - CAB W/ HEAT & AC, RADIO, AGGREGATE PACKAGE, RIDE CONTROL, AUTOLUBE, 7.75 YD GP BUCKET, 29.5R25 TIRES

2014 938K, 5848 HRS……………………………………………………….......…$105,000 - CAT ENGINE 2236 C7.1 ACERT, 169HP, TIER 3, CAB EROPS, A/C & HEAT, 3.4 YD SMOOTH BUCKET, COUPLER READY, OP. WEIGHT 15,485.

2008 938G, 2091 HRS………………………………………………………….......$105,000 - CAT 180HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS AC, OPERATING WEIGHT: 29657 LBS, 3.5 CU YD BUCKET, 3RD VALVE HYDRAULICS, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 102”.

- YANMAR 71 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 6’7” STICK, 14’2” - HINO 178 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 12’ STICK, AUX HYDRAULICS, 25’2” MAX DIG, 35’6” MAX REACH, 11’1” TRANSPORT WIDTH. MAX DIG, 20’7” MAX REACH, 7’5” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 18” SHOES.

1994 938F……………………………………………………………………….........…$25,000

- ISUZU 103 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 8’2” STICK, 18’1” MAX DIG, 27’2” MAX REACH, 8’6” TRANSPORT WIDTH, AUX HYDRAULICS.

HITACHI 2021 ZW180-6, 2 UNITS…………………………………......……4 HRS/46 HRS -$CALL

2019 SK270SR, 274 HRS………………………………………………..........…$CALL 2019 SY135C, 2 UNITS.…………………………………......176 HRS/297 HRS - $CALL

- HINO 160 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, 9’8” STICK, 18’6” BOOM, 21’9” MAX DIG, 31’9” MAX REACH, 11’1” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2015 SK350LC-9E, 2484 HRS…………………………………….........…$176,500

- HINO 270 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 11’ ARM, TWO WAY HYDRAULICS, COUPLER, 36’3” MAX REACH, 24’10” MAX DIG.

LINKBELT 2021/2019/2018 160X4, 3 UNITS….................................................$CALL

- ISUZU ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 8’7” STICK, 21’4” MAX DIG, 30’3” MAX REACH, 8’6” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 38,400 OP. WEIGHT.

2021/2019/2018 210X4, 4 UNITS…...…...........................................$CALL

- ISUZU 160 HP ENGINE, 9’8” ARM, 32’6” MAX REACH, 21’ MAX DIG, HYDRAULIC THUMB, 48,900 LBS OP. WEIGHT, 10’6” TRANSPORT WIDTH

2021 250X4, 25 HRS……………………………………………………........……$CALL

- ISUZU 177HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, 11’7” STICK, 32’ MAX DIG, 34’10” MAX REACH, 11’1” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 56,900 OP. WEIGHT.

2021 145X4LC, 2 UNITS……………………………….....32 HRS/59 HRS - $CALL

- ISUZU 102 HP ENGINE, TIER 4, CAB W AC & HEAT, 9’11” ARM, 28’8” MAX REACH, 19’9” MAX DIG, 28’3” MAX REACH, 32,100 OP. WEIGHT.

2021/2020 80X3, 4 UNITS………....4 HRS/5 HRS/7 HRS/185 HRS - $CALL

- EROPS W/ HEAT & AC, 54HP ISUZU ENGINE, 7’2” ARM, 11’6” BOOM, HYDRAULICS, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 7’7”, OP. WEIGHT: 18,900.

2021/2019 145X4DZ, 4 UNITS............................4 HRS -1235 HRS - $CALL

- 102 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, EROPS, 9’11” STICK, 19’9” DIG DEPTH, 28’8” MAX REACH, 8’6” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 33,600 LBS OP. WEIGHT.

2021 350X4, 2 UNITS………………………..............159 HRS/201 HRS - $CALL

- ISUZU 268 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, 10’8” STICK, 24’1” MAX DIG, 36’ MAX REACH, 11’2” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2021 245X4DZ, 6 HRS…………………………………………………….........…$CALL

- 160HP ISUZU ENGINE, TIER 4F, 9’8” ARM, 31’9” MAX REACH, 21’10” DIG DEPTH, OP. WEIGHT 58,100LBS, TRANSPORT WIDTH 10’6”.

2020/2019 75X3, 2 UNITS……......................................746 HRS - $92,750

- ISUZU 54 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 7’2” ARM, 22’2” MAX REACH, 15’2” DIG DEPTH, QUICK COUPLER, 7’7” TRANSPORT.

2019 490X4, 780 HRS……………………………………………………….........$CALL

- ISUZU 362 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 13’1” STICK, 11’11” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 27’4” MAX DIG, 40’4” MAX REACH, QC.

2019 300X4, 903 HRS……………………………………………………….........$CALL

- ISUZU 207 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, 12’ STICK, 31.5” SHOES, 11’2” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 24’10” MAX DIG, 67,000 OP WEIGHT, HYDRAULICS.

2018 250X4 LONG REACH, 3296 HRS……………………………........$145,000

- ISUZU 177 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, 63,600 OPERATING WEIGHT, 26’ 3” ARM, 11’ 1” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

DOZERS CATERPILLAR 2015 D6N LGP, 2 UNITS...........................4086 HRS - $143,000/0 HRS - $CALL - CAT 150 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS AC & HEAT, 6 WAY BLADE, WIDE PADS, 33” SHOE SIZE, 39,222 OP WEIGHT.

- CAT 149HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, 28,726 OPERATING WEIGHT, 20.5-2.5 PR(L-2) TIRES, 1.8-2.8 CU YD BUCKET CAPACITY.

- 3.4 GP BUCKET W/EDGE, ENGINE 168 HP, LIMITED SLIP FRONT/REAR, 3RD VALVE, RIDE CONTROL, REAR VIEW CAMERA, COUNTERWEIGHT.

2020 ZW120-6, 43 HRS………………………………………………......…….….$120,000 - DEUTZ 95 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, JRB COUPLER, 1.8 YD BUCKET, HYDRAULICS, 17,900 OP. WEIGHT.

2020 ZW220-6, 400 HRS……………………………………………………….......….$CALL - CUMMINS 200 HP ENGINE, TIR 4F, CAB EROPS W AC & HEAT, 3RD VALVE HYDRAULICS, JRB QUICK COUPLER, 108” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2020 ZW80-5B, 3 UNITS……...…281 HRS - $CALL 313 HRS/231 HRS - $75,000 2015 - 2013 D6T LGP, 5 UNITS……5661 HRS - $199,000 4627 HRS - $229,000 - DEUTZ 63 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS AC & HEAT, 3RD VALVE 4154 HRS/4329 HRS/3429 HRS - $215,000 HYDRAULICS, 6.3’ TRANSPORT WIDTH, RADIO. - CAT 257 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS AC & HEAT, 36” TRACK, ACCUGRADE 2019 ZW50-5B, 88 HRS……………………………………………………....………$63,000 READY, 10’6” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 53,651 OP WEIGHT.

2012 D6T XW, 4903 HRS………………………………………………...............$189,500 - CAT C9.3 215HP ACERT TIER 4 ENGINE, EROPS, SU BLADE, 30” SHOES, DRAWBAR, OPERATING WEIGHT 46,700LBS, 9’2” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

- KUBOTA 46 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS W AC & HEAT, COUPLER, .78 YD BUCKET, COUNTERWEIGHT, 5.4’ TRANSPORT WIDTH.

JOHN DEERE 2020 244L, 122 HRS…………………………………………………………….....…$92,000

JOHN DEERE - YANMAR 73HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, EROPS W HEAT & AC, 2-SPEED, SKID 2021 450K LGP, 2 UNITS……………………………...…….105 HRS/105 HRS - $CALL STEER STYLE COUPLER, OP. WEIGHT: 12,258, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 6’ 4”. - JOHN DEERE 450 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS W AC/HEAT, 24” 2016 644K, 5257 HRS…………………………………………………….......……$118,000 SHOES, 18,752 LB OPERATING WEIGHT. 8’8” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2020 850L, 496 HRS (FOR RENT ONLY)………………...…………………........…$CALL

- HYBRID POWERTECH 230HP ENGINE, TIER 4, EROPS W AC, 4 YD BUCKET, TIRES - 23.5R25, OP. WEIGHT- 40,435 LBS. 117.5” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

- POWERTECH 225 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 138” SU BLADE, KAWASAKI 30” TRACK WIDTH, 120” TRANSPORT WIDTH. 2021 80Z7, 3796 HRS………………………………………………………….....…$107,500 2020 700L LGP, 245 HRS (FOR RENT ONLY) …………………........….………..$CALL - CUMMINS 193 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS, 4.2 CU YD BUCET - POWERTECH 135 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, PAT BLADE, 30” CAPACTIY, 38,540 LB OP WEIGHT, COUPLER. TRACKS, 32,088 OP. WEIGHT, 10’11” TRANSPORT WIDTH. SANY

2020 650K, 2 UNITS (FOR RENT ONLY).………….……..174 HRS/218 HRS - $CALL 2017 SW405K, 2 UNITS…………………………….....…663 HRS/297 HRS - $95,000 - DEERE PWS 104 HP ENGINE, TIER 4, EROPS 28” TRACKS, 8’1” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 4 FUNCTION VALVES, SCREENS, 20,624 OP WEIGHT.

1998 550……………………………………………………………………………….....….$CALL - DEERE 80 HP ENGINE, 18” SHOES, OROPS CAB, STANDARD BLADE, TRANSPORT WIDTH 8’8”, 17,683 LB OPERATING WEIGHT.

KOMATSU 2021 D39PX-24, 2 UNITS (FOR RENT ONLY) …………………………………...….$CALL - KOMATSU 105 HP ENGINE TIER 4 FINAL, EROPS CAB W AC/HEAT, 22,817 LB OPERATING WEIGHT, 3.14 CU YD BLADE CAPACITY.

2021 D51PX-24, 49 HRS (FOR RENT ONLY)………………………………....….….$CALL - KOMATSU 133 HP ENIGNE TIER 4 FINAL, EROPS CAB W AC/HEAT, 31,438 LB OPERATING WEIGHT, 4.4 CU YD BLADE CAPACITY.

2020 GEHL VT320 TRACK LOADER 2020 GEHL VT320 TRACK LOADER

2021 SANY SY215LC EXCAVATOR SANY 2021/2020 SY215, 7 UNITS………………………………............5 - 181 HRS - $CALL

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- DEUTZ 252 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS, 4.2 CU YD BUCKET CAPACITY, 40,786 LBS OPERATING WEIGHT, 9’10” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

AUTHORIZED DEALERS

SKID LOADERS CATERPILLAR 2018 289DXPS, 474 HRS……………………………......……………..……$75,000 - CAT 74 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS W AC, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, 7,600 TIPPING LOAD, TWO SPEED, 10,533 OP. WEIGHT, RUBBER TRACKS.

GEHL 2021 RT215, 3 UNITS……………………………56 HRS/68 HRS/82 HRS- $CALL - DEUTZ 114 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB EROPS, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, 69” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 9,143 TIPPING LOAD, 11,610 OPERATING WEIGHT.

2021 RT255, 143 HRS……………………………………………….…...........…$CALL - 74HP, TIER 4, CAB W HEAT & AC, HIGH HYDRAULICS, 17.7” TRACKS, 84”, 18.4 CUFT BUCKET, OP. WEIGHT: 11,600 LBS, TIPPING LOAD: 7,286 LBS.

2020 VT320, 3 UNITS……..………...........216 HRS/235 HRS/283 HRS - $CALL - YANMAR 72 HP, TIER 4, CAB W HEAT & AC, 17.7” RUBBER TRACKS, 74”, 16.1 CUFT HD BUCKET, OP WEIGHT: 9,900 LBS, TRANSPORT WIDTH: 69.5”.

2020 V270, 2 UNITS………………………………...............8 HRS/21 HRS - $CALL - CAB WITH HEATING & A/C, JOYSTICK W/ HYDRAULIC SELF-LEVELING, TWO SPEED, REAR CAMERA, BUCKET 74” CUTTING EDGE, AUX HYDRAULICS.

JOHN DEERE 2019 333G, 2 UNITS……………………2135 HRS - $55,000 166 HRS -$72,000 - YANMAR 100 HP, TIER 4, CAB W AC & HEAT, 2 SPEED, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, 10,570 LB TIPPING LOAD, 6’9” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

2019 324G, 7 UNITS…………………………………………228 - 882 HRS - $51,000 - YANMAR 74 HP ENGINE, TIER 4, 2 SPEED, CAB W AC & HEAT, STD HYDRAULICS, 5,380 LB TIPPING LOAD, 7,700 OP. WEIGHT, 6’9” TRANSPORT.

2019 317G, 2 UNITS…………………………….178 HRS - $47,000 570 HRS - $44,000 - YANMAR 65 HP ENGINE, TIER 4F, CAB W AC & HEAT, 72” BUCKET, 5’5” TRANSPORT WIDTH, 6,070 LB TIPPING LOAD, SINGLE SPEED.

MANITOU 2021/2020 2150RT, 2 UNITS…………………………………69 HRS/121 HRS - $CALL - YANMAR 72 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS W HEAT & AC, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, 74” BUCKET, 9,900 LB OP. WEIGHT, RADIO, REAR CAMERA.

2020 3200VT, 291 HRS………………………………………………………….....$CALL - DEUTZ 114 HP ENGINE, CAB EROPS W AC & HEAT, HIGH FLOW HYDRAULICS, 84” HD BUCKET, 12,350 LB OP. WEIGHT, RADIO, REAR CAMERA.

TAKEUCHI 1997 TL26, 1741 HRS……………………………………………………………………$18,500 - ISUZU 61HP ENGINE, TWO-WAY AUX HYDRAULICS, ROPS CAB W TILT OPERATOR COMPARTMENT, 6813 LB OP. WEIGHT, 3750 LB TIPPING LOAD.

BACKHOES CATERPILLAR 2018/2016 420F2, 4 UNITS……....…1207 HRS/1552 HRS - $82,000 954 HRS/ 1027 HRS - $95,000 - CAT 102 HP ENGINE, TIER 4, CAB EROPS AC, 4X4, AUX HYDRAULICS, EXTENDABLE, 7’7” TRANSPORT WIDTH.

JOHN DEERE 2014 310SK, 4011 HRS………............................……………………………………$CALL - ENGINE 97 HP, CAB WITH DUAL DOORS & AC, EXTENDABLE DIPPERSTICK, AUX HYDRAULICS, HEAVY DUTY 7.5 CU.FT. BUCKET.

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2017 Komatsu PC490LC-11 2015 Wirtgen WR200 XLI

2018 KOMATSU D61EXI-24 KM18431X 3,500 hrs.

KM17155M $239,500 3,189 hrs.

WR15021 $357,500 1,950 hrs.

2006 Komatsu WA200-5L

2017 Komatsu D85EX-18

2014 Komatsu D39PX-23

2012 Komatsu PC360LC10

KM06305U $61,500 8,343 hrs.

KM16523M $399,500 2,059 hrs.

KM14199X

$117,500 2,972 hrs.

KM12252D $118,500 6,700 hrs.

2016 KOMATSU WA270-7

2016 Komatsu PC240LC-11

2017 Deere 644K

KM16519X $157,500 3,383hrs.

$109,250 7,109 hrs.

2013 KOMATSU D65EX-17 2015 KOMATSU WA270-7

$249,500

KM13113X $129,150 5,669 hrs.

KM15353M $124,500 3,000 hrs.

KM16471M $107,500 2600 hrs.

2008 Caterpillar 963D

2018 Komatsu D65EX-18

2017 John Deere 310LEP

2014 LeeBoy 8510C

CT08803X $139,500 7,139 hrs.

KM18352X $209,500 3,600 hrs.

JD17004J $79,500 1,550 hrs.

LB14006X $79,500 2,219 hrs.

2015 Komatsu PC138USLC-10 KM15152X 4,400 hrs.

$109,500

JD17003X

2015 Komatsu HM400-5 KM15268M 10,500 hrs.

$459,500

All sales are subject to availability at time of order, prices do not include taxes or other applicable fees. Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc. doesn’t engage in exports to embargoed countries. Sold As Is Where Is.

Abilene • Amarillo • Dallas • Ft. Worth • Kansas City • Lubbock • McAlester • Odessa • Waco • Oklahoma City • St. Louis • Tulsa

Contact Terry Lyness for details and pricing.

877.549.7501

www.kirby-smith.com

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Volvo Joins Coalition to Drive Demand for Low Carbon Tech

The World Economic Forum, in partnership with US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, announced the First Movers Coalition — a new platform for companies to make purchasing commitments that create market demand for low carbon technologies.

Roughly half of the emission reductions needed to reach the 2050 climate goals rely on technologies in early development, demonstration, or prototype phases. Accelerating innovation in this decade is critical to bring these technologies to market and make them cost-competitive. To jumpstart this effort, the World Economic Forum, in partnership with US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, announced the First Movers Coalition — a new platform for companies to make purchasing commitments that create market demand for low carbon technologies. Volvo Group joins the coalition as founding member. The commitments aim to be collectively significant enough to commercialize emerging decarbonization technologies. The First Movers Coalition will create long-term impact by driving milestones this decade through investment into these technological solutions. The First Movers Coalition provides opportunities for a wide range of companies to make commitments, take action and build the clean and profitable supply chains of the future. It also brings together a range of civil society and expert organizations to build momentum, complement ongoing efforts and input into the design of the initiative. Martin Lundstedt, president and CEO of Volvo Group, said, “The Volvo Group believes in the force of partnership with a clear aim — to rapidly introduce and implement best-in-class low carbon technology throughout industry verticals. “Together we are strong enough to really

“The Volvo Group believes in the force of partnership with a clear aim — to rapidly introduce and implement best-in-class low carbon technology throughout industry verticals.” Martin Lundstedt Volvo Group

make a difference and we are increasing our efforts, both ourselves, but also with partners to accelerate the shift into a path that aims to deliver the goals in the Paris agreement.” Børge Brende, president of the World Economic Forum, said, “Technology has given us the tools to reduce our emissions and build a stronger and more inclusive economy of the future. For innovators and investors to play their part in tackling the climate crisis, they need clear market demand. “The First Movers Coalition will leverage the collective purchasing power of leading companies and drive the need for these technologies. I call on business leaders to work with us and be the role models keeping our climate goals alive. Phase 1 Commitments These commitments target new technologies and aim to create a market by 2030 that can be ramped up to achieve decarbonization in 2050. Volvo has as a founding member made commitments in two sectors. Trucking: Members commit to purchase

or contract zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles by 2030. These can include battery or fuel-cell electric vehicles and also incorporate renewable sources of electricity and hydrogen for charging. Trucking owners and operators also set a target that at least 30 percent of their heavyduty and 100 percent of their medium-duty truck purchases will be zero-emission trucks by 2030. Retailers and manufacturers set a target that they will require all of their trucking service providers to meet the trucking owners and operators’ commitment by 2030. Steel: Members commit to purchasing volumes of near-zero emissions steel by 2030. The deployment of breakthrough iron and steelmaking technology is needed to deliver a net-zero steel sector with minimal residual emissions. These technologies include hydrogen direct reduction, carbon capture use and storage, and electrolysis-based production processes. Steel purchasers set a target that at least 10

Founding Members • Aker ASA • Agility Logistics • A.P. Møller – Mærsk • Bain & Company • Bank of America • Boston Consulting Group • Boeing • Cemex • Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited • Deutsche Post DHL Group • Fortescue Metals Group • Holcim • Invenergy • Johnson Controls • Mahindra Group • Nokia • Ørsted • Scania • SSAB Swedish Steel • Trafigura Group • Trane Technologies • United Airlines • Vattenfall • Volvo Group • Yara International • Western Digital • ZF Friedrichshafen AG percent of their annual steel procurement volumes by 2030 meet or exceed the First Movers Coalition definition for “breakthrough steel.” The remaining sectoral commitments will launch in early 2022. The First Mover Coalition commitments have been developed with support from Design Committee and Expert Members and BCG. 

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2014 FUEL LUBE TRUCK TRAILER ID# EQ2308 $5,500

2015 LUBEMATE GOOSENECK FUEL / LUBE TRAILER, ID# EQ2307 $18,500

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2006 MACK CV713

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2003 MACK T/A FUEL & LUBE TRUCK ID# EQ2440, 23381 HOURS $95,000

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Red River Valley Water Supply Project Finally Under Way WATER from page 1

Groundbreaking for the first mile and a quarter of what will be a 165-mi. pipeline occurred in early August when contractor Garney Construction carefully laid the first 72-in.diameter spiral-wound, concrete-lined, polyurethane-coated pipe in ground just south of Carrington in central North Dakota. This initial open-cut pipe-laying work also features tunneling under a highway and a set of railroad tracks. That first mile-plus of pipeline will cost $8.3 million dollars. Engineers will bury the entire length of the pipeline 7 ft. deep to escape freezing temperatures. At the eastern terminus of the pipeline, Industrial Builders Inc. has completed its $1.5 million contract for a discharge facility to release the piped water in a non-erosive way into the Sheyenne River. Meanwhile, on the far west end of the project, another contractor, ICS Inc., is wrapping up construction of an intake wet well to draw water from the Missouri River, a nearly $5 million undertaking. Yet another contractor, Michels Corps., is preparing to bore a tunnel leading from the river to the wet well, with completion expected by September 2022. Bidders on the pipeline contract were all from out of state, according to the project’s general manager, Duane DeKrey, “because no one in North Dakota was big enough to handle the project. They told us they look at it like more of a dirtmoving project than pipe-laying. Alkaline dirt has to be hauled out and sand and gravel hauled in and put around the pipe.” The pipe-laying contractor hopes to lay about 250 ft. of pipe a day. That schedule will be influenced by the northern clime in which the work is being done and vagaries of the weather. “Last winter, a contractor might have been shut down for a month,” DeKrey said. “But normally, in December through March, not much happens around here.” A pertinent fact is that the pipe-laying kickoff near Carrington occurred in what was described as a “droughtparched field.” North Dakota is a plains state with average precipitation of just 16 to 22 in. a year depending on location. This year, the entire state has been experiencing moderate to extreme drought conditions. Lakes, streams and ponds around the state are said to be alarmingly low. “Before we finally got some rain, Fargo had only a year and a half of water storage,” said the project manager. “We’re still in a drought. We’ll see what kind of snowfall we get this winter.” The pipeline project is all about dry spells. It will create infrastructure to mitigate the worst effects of grievous droughts in the future such as the one that struck North Dakota in the 1930s. The huge engineering undertaking also might be characterized as a tale of two rivers — the mighty Missouri River in the western part of the state and the Red River in the east. From its headwaters in the mountains of Montana and Wyoming, the Missouri runs 390 mi. southward through North Dakota, in and out of U.S. Corps of Engineers dammed water areas, its basin draining almost half of the state’s land mass. On the east, the Red River flows northward along its border with Minnesota and empties into Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. Whereas the flow of the Missouri River year in, year out is dependably about 25,000 cu. ft. a second, the Red River is far less reliable. During the 1930s drought, in fact, North Dakotans could walk across it without getting their feet

Groundbreaking for the first mile and a quarter of what will be a 165-mi. pipeline occurred in early August when contractor Garney Construction carefully laid the first 72-in.-diameter spiral-wound, concrete-lined, polyurethane-coated pipe in ground just south of Carrington in central North Dakota.

The pipe-laying contractor hopes to lay about 250 ft. of pipe a day. That schedule will be influenced by the northern clime in which the work is being done and vagaries of the weather.

muddy. This explains why, in the 1950s, planning began for a project to transfer water from one basin to the other. ** The initial idea actually had roots in a federal flood control

initiative for the Missouri River proposed in the mid-1940s. It was merged with another idea for a network of canals for irrigating farmland. Unfortunately, the resulting amalgam of plans never enjoyed a critical mass of support, not even from farmers who viewed it as impractical and costly. The cost of the project over 60 years was estimated in 1957 to be more than $500 million and would only serve five percent of the state’s crop land. The next initiative — called the Garrison Diversion Unit Act — came in 1958 and featured a 74-mi. canal to carry water from the Missouri. The so-called McClusky Canal eventually was built but only the first 59 mi. on the west side of the Continental Divide were used, the other 15 mi. remaining a well-engineered ditch descending the east side of the Divide. The first 59 mi. were underutilized for many years because the federal government would only guarantee a year’s worth of water. Without longer-term guarantees of H20, would-be partners along the canal declined to make the capital investment to use the water. A final iteration of the Garrison project in 2000 featured a $200 million federal loan for the Red River Valley Water Supply Project. Washington spent $18 million up front on preliminary studies and reports, but when the deal eventually was submitted to the U.S. Interior Department for approval, proponents of the project once again were disappointed: The proposal died. That failure of Washington to advance the project was a final straw for North Dakota political and civic leaders, who resolved to move the project in-house. Hence, the Red River Valley Water Supply Project is wholly state-owned. The project combines some elements of the previous canal undertaking with a 72-in. pipeline. While the water will normally be pumped directly from the Missouri, as an alternate source some 165 cfs (cubic feet per second) of water can be pulled from the aforementioned canal for dispersal among municipal, rural and industrial users. As a costsaving measure, the sponsoring Garrison Diversion Conservancy District sought federal approval for the alternate canal draw. The granted permission will save millions in construction and operating costs. Some of the canal water will stay in the Missouri River see WATER page 98

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Fairchild Equipment Receives Eighth ALL Names Hoops Consecutive MHEDA MVP Award Crane News...

Fairchild Equipment has been awarded the prestigious Most Valuable Partner (MVP) Award for 2022, based on accomplishments in 2021. For the eighth consecutive year, Fairchild Equipment has earned the MVP Award from the industry’s trade association, Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association (MHEDA). To qualify for this MVP Award, each recipient must satisfy a rigorous set of criteria; less than 10 percent of the association’s membership earns the award. As a 2022 MVP, Fairchild Equipment has successfully demonstrated a commitment to business excellence, professionalism and good stewardship. To qualify for the award companies are required to provide evidence of their commitment to their partners in business, including their customers, employees and suppliers. They must satisfy criteria in the following important areas: • industry advocacy • customer service and safety practices • business networking • continuing education

LiuGong North America Announces Several Organizational Enhancements LiuGong North America heads into 2022 with an enhanced top level organizational structure as the company continues its efforts to grow both its dealer network and customer base. “These organizational enhancements were made to ensure our LiuGong North America team is best positioned to support our dealers and customers going into 2022,” said Andrew Ryan, president, LiuGong North America. “These individuals have earned their new positions and are tasked with helping us continue to grow in various markets after a great 2021.” New Vice Presidents Chris Saucedo has been promoted to senior vice president, strategy & customer solutions. Saucedo will lead LiuGong North America’s go-to-market strategy and will focus on products, promotions and product support in the rental, quarry and aggregates, forestry, industrial and agricultural segments. Michel Marchand will assume the role of vice president of sales of the United States and Canada. Marchand

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• business best practices “I know I say it every year, but this award means everything to our company,” Van Clarkson, Fairchild Equipment’s president and MHEDA board member, said. “It embodies our core values — how we want to be perceived in our markets, by our customers and by our employees. It is truly an honor to achieve this status and a testament to the hard work from our family of employees.” “Achieving the MVP Award demonstrates a company wide effort to maintain the highest business standards, customer service, employee development and commitment to the betterment of the material handling industry. MHEDA is very proud of our award-winning members,” Ted Springer, president of Springer Equipment Co. Inc. and 2021 MHEDA chairman, said. Fairchild Equipment strives to provide a dynamic and comprehensive customer experience, with a team that is dedicated to industry experience, Terry Hoops knowledge and customer service. For more information, visit fairchildequipment.com.  Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental, a member of the ALL Family of Companies, has named Terry Hoops its territory sales representative of Minnesota. Hoops oversees Dawes’ bare and operated rentals as well as all equipment sales covering the entire state. Hoops is a three-decade veteran of equipment sales, the bulk of his career spent in Minnesota, where he has developed deep relationships within key markets that rely on heavy lift equipment. For the previous 13 years, he sold will be responsible for all construction will be responsible for all construction boom trucks and was key in updates made to the popular equipment and associated work tool equipment and associated work tool Manitex 30112S model to make it more suitable for use in and parts sales, while also providing and parts sales in these markets. the roofing market. Hoops’ suggestions included the addition leadership for LiuGong North Gang, Saucedo, Marchand, Ward of a tilting cab with a spacer in the turret to raise the cab and America’s new dealer recruitment and Smith will report directly to Ryan boom, where a roofers’ package could be stored below. The efforts. effective Jan. 1, 2022. result was greater visibility for the operator and a machine Additionally, LiuGong North LiuGong North America also has well-suited to roofing work. America welcomes Jin Gang as new created two new director roles as part of “I pride myself on understanding what customers are tryvice president of finance and supply Saucedo’s team. ing to accomplish and helping them find the right equipment chain. Gang will lead LiuGong’s Sam Ternes has been named director, solutions to make it happen,” said Hoops. finance, accounting, parts operations, CORE Team. CORE is an acronym that Hoops brings this attitude to Dawes’ Minnesota operasales and operational planning and stands for Customer Operational human resources teams with a focus on Readiness and Enrichment. Ternes will tions. Based in Wisconsin, Dawes services the region extendcontinuous process improvement and lead a field-based team focused on ing into Minnesota as well as Iowa, Wyoming, Nebraska and growing the LiuGong North America the Dakotas. process automation. Hoops is invigorated by the different types of construction dealer network and will be responsible thriving throughout Minnesota, from the energy sector for developing and executing programs New Directors including wind and traditional power plants to infrastructure Jared Ward has been promoted to the and initiatives to aid those dealers and work across the major cities to the demand for mixed-use newly created position of director for enhance the customer experience. Jim Westlake has been named direc- high rises with retail and office space on the lower floors and material handling sales. Ward will be responsible for all material handling tor of technical solutions. Westlake will residential spaces above. “Customers who’ve worked with me in the past know me equipment and associated parts sales in collaborate with LiuGong’s global all LiuGong North America’s markets, engineering teams and work to trans- as the boom truck guy, but I’ve always had to defer their largincluding Mexico, the Caribbean and form the technical support process to er equipment needs to others,” said Hoops. “I’m excited that assist dealers, solve technical issues and now I can represent Dawes and be customers’ one-stop shop Central America. for lift equipment.” Steve Smith will continue in his role provide product improvements. For more information, call 800/232-4100 or visit allFor more information, visit as director of sales of Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America and www.liugongna.com.  crane.com. 

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Next Phase of I-57 Widening in Southern Illinois Begins Gov. JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Transportation on Dec. 8 were joined by local officials and community leaders to announce the next phase of the Interstate 57 widening through southern Illinois, another cornerstone project of the governor’s historic, bipartisan Rebuild Illinois capital program. The latest improvements are part of $268 million being advanced through Rebuild Illinois to fix and improve I-57 in the region, improving safety and mobility while creating thousands of construction and permanent jobs. “Today I’m proud to announce the most significant investment in I-57 since its original development. This major upgrade comes after we’ve already completed a successful, six-lane expansion along the Johnson City stretch of I-57 in 2020 and launched the ongoing West Frankfort renovations,” said Pritzker. “Due to Rebuild Illinois, we’re unlocking the federal funding necessary to take this from a four to a six-lane highway — enhancing safety, creating jobs, improving the reliability of the freight network and supporting the economic development potential of the region.” In southern Illinois, I-57 is part of the National Highway Freight Network, carrying more than 40,000 vehicles a day, 14,000 of which are trucks. The I-57 improvements made possible by Rebuild Illinois will add a third lane in each direction along one of the country’s critical freight and travel corridors that no longer meets current traffic volumes and demands. A $67.6 million project starting in January will expand 9 mi. of I-57 to six lanes from north of Illinois 149 to south of Illinois 154, installing median barrier, resurfacing the existing lanes, updating deficient guardrail and adding rumble strips. The bridges over the Big Muddy River will be replaced. Two lanes will remain open during construction as much as possible, with overnight lane closures until the project wraps up in 2025. Participating on the project will be graduates of the Highway Construction Careers Training Program, an IDOT initiative in partnership with John A. Logan College in Carterville to provide minority and female students the opportunity to get on-the-job experience toward full-time work and a career in the construction trades. “The I-57 corridor is one of the most important in our system, but it’s prone to backups and congestion that can spill over into neighboring communities,” said Illinois Transportation Secretary Omer Osman.

“Under Gov. Pritzker, we are transforming I57 to accommodate 21st century transportation, as we are doing throughout southern Illinois and the entire state.” A previous project, completed in 2020, expanded I-57 for 4.5 mi. south of West Frankfort, with an ongoing widening due to end next year that continues north for 3.5 mi. In addition to the latest project, Rebuild Illinois is investing $164 million to complete the expansion of I-57 in future years to Mt. Vernon, as well as replacing bridges over Marcum Branch, Gun Creek, Dodds Creek and reconstructing the I-57/64 interchange with Illinois 15. For local governments in IDOT’s District 9 — which includes Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Massac, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union, White and Williamson counties — Rebuild Illinois has meant an added $28.4 million in motor fuel tax revenues to advance their projects. Also, $33.5 million as part of $1.5 billion earmarked for municipal, township and county projects statewide in Rebuild Illinois has been awarded to local governments in District 9 for road and bridge improvements, traffic signal upgrades, new storm sewers, sidewalk replacements and other long-term maintenance needs. “This collaboration and investment between the federal and state government is an example of great work being done to ensure drivers have smooth roads and the safest route on Illinois roadways,” said State Sen. Dale Fowler (R-Harrisburg). “There is no doubt, portions of Interstate 57 remain congested creating serious challenges and posing dangerous risks. By investing in Illinois’ infrastructure, we are investing in jobs and our local economy, which will continue to put southern Illinois on the map for years to come.” “I-57 is a lifeline in the body of southern Illinois’ economy. Investing in our future by widening I-57 means union workers will have jobs, our truck drivers and motorists will have the space they need to operate safely and shows the people of southern Illinois that their representation in Springfield is looking out for their best interests,” said State Rep. Dave Severin (R-Benton). “I am proud of the work that is being done to widen these roads and know that the future of our economy is brighter because of the investments we are making in our people and our infrastructure.” 

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Company Wrench Promotes Josh Hochradel to Manager Company Wrench recently promoted Josh Hochradel to the position of branch development manager. He will be responsible for training new hires within the parts department, ensuring inventory needs are met and providing general support to the parts and service departments on a company-wide basis. He previously worked as the parts manager for the company’s headquarters in Carroll, Ohio. Hochradel’s interest in parts and service started in high school when he worked at a retail parts store. Since then, he’s held a variety of supervisory roles, as well as hands-on parts and service positions. After working at a diesel engine repair shop for 12 years, Hochradel transitioned to construction equipment in 2020. He made his presence known immediately with his positive attitude and drive to learn. Company Wrench recently recognized Hochradel for implementing a new process to improve accuracy on measurements of all bucket pins. The streamlined system allows the company to save time every day. “My previous job experiences allowed me to adapt quickly to the heavy equipment industry and my role at Company Wrench,” Hochradel said. “I’m able to look at things from the perspective of the parts and service Josh Hochradel

departments, which helps us work better together to offer the best customer experience possible.” The patience and leadership Hochradel displayed while leading the parts department in Carroll gave Company Wrench’s management team confidence in his ability to nurture growth as the company continues to expand. He joins a team of three other branch development managers who ensure each of the 12 locations are operating efficiently. “Josh’s versatility will continue to be a great asset in his new role as a branch development manager,” said Cam Gabbard, Company Wrench president. “Since Josh joined Company Wrench as a parts manager, he’s committed himself to providing our customers with the ‘cutting edge’ of customer service.” Company Wrench offers one of the largest specialty fleets of heavy equipment in North America at 12 locations in New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida. Company Wrench represents a number of manufacturers, including Kobelco, Fuchs, C.W. Machine Worx, JCB, SANY, Fecon, Prinoth and Bandit. For more information, visit companywrench.com/. 

Takeuchi Names Tech Services Training Department Manager Joseph Huling, the national service and warranty manager of Takeuchi-US, now also is overseeing the company’s technical service training department. Huling joined Takeuchi in 2017 as a regional service manager before being promoted to national service and warranty manager in early 2020. In his expanded role as national service and training manager, Huling will support the company’s corporate sales efforts by providing exceptional product, training and support for Takeuchi’s dealers and distributors, as well as for customers who own and operate Takeuchi equipment. “I’m looking forward to working with our technical training team to help our students develop and improve their technical skillsets,” Huling said. “We want to provide them with the knowledge and experience they need to efficiently service and maintain both current and next-generation Takeuchi machines.” Huling’s responsibilities include developing curriculums, improving training methods, scheduling training, managing the technical training team and ensuring that the new Takeuchi Global University continues to grow and improve. He also will create a structure and foundation that will help Takeuchi offer advanced training courses in the future.

“Joseph has demonstrated a high level of technical knowledge and excellent relationship-building skills since he joined us back in 2017,” said Jeff Stewart, president of Takeuchi-US. “He is also very customer-centric, which is particularly important when it comes to developing new products and training programs. All in all, Joseph possesses the qualities we need in a national training and service manager, and we look forward to seeing what he can accomplish in his new role.” Before joining Takeuchi, Huling was the general manager of Star Equipment and Rental in Mount Airy, Ga., where he gained valuable experience in selling, renting and servicing residential and small commercial equipment from various national brands. His other past roles include positions as a service technician for a power equipment dealer and as a service manager for a cold storage operation. “Over the years, I’ve learned what it takes to provide high-quality service and how to come up with solutions that enhance customer productivity and overall satisfaction,” said Huling. “I’m excited to take on this new challenge with Takeuchi, and my goal is to continue building Takeuchi’s reputation for excellent customer support by providing the best training and service available in the compact equipment industry.” For more information, visit www.takeuchius.com. 

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HHI Group to Build Data Platform for Core Businesses Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group Chungcheong Province, South Korea, for will build a big data platform for the group’s five years from this year with a strategy to core businesses, including shipbuilding and maximize process efficiency by integrating offshore engineering, in partnership with more than 100 production management sysPalantir Technologies Inc., a big data analyt- tems into one. ics company. The two parties also decided to Hyundai Doosan Infracore, an affiliate of consider establishing a joint venture to pro- industrial machinery, already developed “DI mote the big data platform business in the 360,” a big data collaboration platform, with mid- to long-term. Palantir Technologies in 2019, and is curHHI Group announced that it signed a rently using it to manage its parts supply memorandum of understanding with chain, handle on-site quality claim issues, Palantir Technologies in Las Vegas on Jan. 4 for the establishment of a big data platform and a joint venture. The agreement signing event was held in a hybrid online and offline format one day before the “CES 2022” tech event. The event was attended by Kisun Chung, CEO of Hyundai Heavy Industries Holdings; Young- The agreement signing event was held in a hybrid cheul Cho, CEO of Hyundai online and offline format one day before the “CES Doosan Infracore; Seok Cho, 2022” tech event. The event was attended by Kisun CEO of Hyundai Electric; as Chung, CEO of Hyundai Heavy Industries Holdings; well as chief executives from Young-cheul Cho, CEO of Hyundai Doosan Infracore; Seok Cho, CEO of Hyundai Electric; as well as chief Palantir Technologies. Based on the agreement, executives from Palantir Technologies. HHI Group and Palantir Technologies will jointly build a big data and seize sales opportunities. HHI Group platform for the group’s key affiliates related and Palantir Technologies also are planning to shipbuilding & offshore engineering, to consider building a platform for other energy and industrial machinery. HHI Group affiliates, such as Hyundai Construction will provide the affiliates’ process expertise Equipment. and sales know-how whereas Palantir Kisun Chung, CEO of Hyundai Heavy Technologies will offer software and devel- Industries Holdings, said, “We expect that opment personnel. this partnership with Palantir Technologies Once the big data platform for each affili- will substantially improve the competitiveate is built, the two parties plan to create a ness of core businesses of the group. It will joint venture that specializes in developing be an important turning point in innovation and selling big data platform services. Based of organizational culture that changes the on the accumulated achievements, the joint way we work using data.” venture will commercialize big data solu“HHI Group shaped one of the most sigtions from platform construction to opera- nificant industries of the twentieth century tion to generate sales targeting domestic and and is absolutely vital to the lives we lead,” foreign companies. said Alexander C. Karp, co-founder and Hyundai Heavy Industries, a shipbuilding chief executive officer of Palantir and offshore engineering affiliate of HHI Technologies Inc, who attended through a Group, is working on the “Future of video call. “We are deeply grateful for the Shipyard (FOS)” project to transform itself opportunity to partner with a company that is into a smart shipyard, the first of its kind in not only a leader among the world’s industrithe world, by 2030. All processes from al giants but one whose continued growth design to production are connected in real and success are critical to our collective weltime to build a shipyard that enables smart fare and security.” work management where Palantir Technologies’ big data platform is applied. About Palantir Technologies Inc. The big data platform will also be adopted Palantir Technologies Inc. builds and by energy affiliates, such as Hyundai deploys operating systems for the modern Oilbank. The energy company plans to build enterprise. For more information, visit a platform at its plant in Daesan, South www.palantir.com. 

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Infrastructure Bill Calls On Industry to Require Innovation The construction industry has burst into a flurry of activity as the most aggressive infrastructure spending initiative since the 1950s was signed into law on Nov. 15. Combined with a skilled labor shortage, the $550 billion bill calls into question whether contractors have the capacity to meet rapidly growing demand. Innovative contractors across the nation are turning to new technology for help. Robots as a new class of equipment are showing to be an effective complement to human crews and may prove essential to completing the projects laid out within the infrastructure bill. Woman owned Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, Shelby Erectors, is an example to contractors across the country on the effective usage of robotics on the job site. Contracted for rebar installation on the 512,427 sq. ft. I-95 Express Phase 3C project in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Shelby elected to utilize TyBot by Advanced Construction Robotics to boost crew productivity. TyBot, a rebar tying robot, leverages cutting edge artificial intelligence to tie together the rebar grid that commonly reinforces concrete surfaces. While TyBot is actively tying rebar, Shelby’s laborers are free to handle more skilled tasks better suited for human hands. Shelby stands tall in the industry as an example of how to adapt to modern challenges, and its president, Jennifer Nix, is positioning her company to meet the labor demands of the new infrastructure bill. “As the labor gap in construction continues to grow with increasing demand, it is crucial to incorporate solutions like TyBot to mitigate the effects. We have found that TyBot saves at least 25 percent on our rebar tying schedule. This provides a crucial edge when bidding projects, and project owners, typically DOT, often like to see innovative tech used,” Nix said. “TyBot is definitely a lifesaver when labor availability is lacking. It provides a level of consistency that’s difficult to match and is why we’re currently using it on three separate concrete bridge construction projects across Florida. “TyBot removes the repetitive, back-breaking work that can cause serious long-term injuries, and anything we can do to improve our crews’ health and safety is a huge priority for us. TyBot allows us to safely stay on schedule while shorthanded and to move our workforce on to higher skilled tasks or to another jobsite where they can be better utilized,” said Nix. “ACR was founded for moments like this. Our robots will continue to solve today’s construction challenges assisting the workforce to meet rapidly growing demand, such as what will generated from the infrastructure bill,” said Searock, cofounder, ACR. For more information, visit www.constructionrobots.com. 

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For more information on paving, compaction and milling equipment, as well as comparison charts, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Caterpillar Adds Compact Line of Asphalt Pavers, Screeds Caterpillar Inc. will be adding a new compact line of asphalt pavers and screeds to the paving products family. These standard 8-ft. size-class paver and screed combinations include the AP400, AP455, AP500 and AP555 asphalt pavers as well as the SE47 V and SE47 FM asphalt screeds. They come equipped with features that excel in both urban and rural applications and can fit the needs of both large and small contractors, according to the manufacturer. Compact Size With Big Opportunities The compact size and small footprint combine with enhanced maneuverability for more opportunity to pave in confined areas such as narrow streets, small parking lots and other urban-type applications. The standard paving range utilizing the SE47 V screed is 8 ft. to 15 ft. 6 in. with a maximum width of 20 ft., while the standard paving range of the SE47 FM screed is 8 ft. to 15 ft. 6 in. with a maximum width of 20 ft. 6 in. Furthermore, paving depths up to 10 in. support aggregate paving applications. Easy Transport Efficient movement from one job site to the next is essential to meeting daily production goals and having the ability to transport on a variety of trailer types helps ensure that daily goals are being met. With a length of less than 18 ft. 6 in. and width of 8 ft. 6 in., these 13 to 15 ton size-class machines can be transported without special permits. Furthermore, the front-loading angle of 17 degrees and high bumper clearance simplifies loading without the need for additional blocking materials. Exceptional Mobility, Fast Travel Speed, traction, flotation and durability are all great features of the Cat Mobil-trac undercarriage design utilized on the AP455 and AP555. The four-year prorated warranty helps ensure contractors get the life expectancy from their rubber track belts. The four-bogie system with self-tensioning accumulators and center guide blocks

With a length of less than 18 ft. 6 in. and width of 8 ft. 6 in., these 13 to 15 ton size-class machines can be transported without special permits.

help prevent slippage and reduce wear, while the oscillating bogie wheels help deliver smooth transitions when exiting the cut over transverse joints of mill and fill applications. For contractors that prefer a simple wheel undercarriage design, drive tire options include both sand-rib and radial options. The AP400 can be equipped with a front-wheel assist option, while the AP500 can be equipped with front-wheel assist or the allwheel drive option for increased performance on soft base materials or when pushing heavy loads.

These new models combine a low truck entry height with smaller, 14 in. diameter augers that efficiently move material through the auger chamber at both narrow and wide paving widths.

Smooth Material Flow Smooth material flow is a critical component that can help contractors achieve quality targets. These new models combine a low truck entry height with smaller, 14 in. diamsee CAT page 62

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Trimble’s NextGen 3D Paving Control Improves Productivity, Rideability Trimble introduced in 2021 the Roadworks 3D paving control platform for asphalt pavers, the next-generation platform for 3D asphalt paving control systems. Trimble Roadworks is a highly accurate, automatic 3D screed control system that can significantly improve paving productivity and rideability by directly referencing the design rather than a surface or stringline to minimize asphalt usage, reduce waste and overruns and finish projects on time and under budget, according to the manufacturer. Intuitive Software, Flexible Hardware The Android-based application runs on the 10-in. touch-screen The Android-based application runs on the 10-in. touch-screen Trimble Trimble TD520 display. Trimble TD520 display. Trimble Roadworks software has a familiar interface for Roadworks software has a familiar Trimble users, designed for operator efficiency. interface for Trimble users, designed for operator efficiency. Colorful graphics, natural interactions and gestures, and self-discovery features make the software intuitive and easy to learn. Operator scan personalize the interface to match their workflow; configurable views make it easier to see the right perspective for maximum productivity. Modern software and hardware give operators of all skill levels the ability to work faster and more productively than ever before. Trimble Roadworks leverages Trimble’s proven system hardware, rugged and durable for tough paving Operators can personalize the interface to match their workflow; configurable conditions. By design, utiliz- views make it easier to see the right perspective for maximum productivity. ing components from Connectivity Trimble Earthworks increases the portability of the hardware Office-to-field connectivity reduces waste and overruns and increases return on investment, according to the manuwith efficient communication and data transferring across facturer. Using the Android operating system, users also can down- the project. Using a Trimble SNM941 Connected Site load other third-party applications that provide the operator Gateway, Trimble Roadworks allows the transfer of 3D designs from the office to the machine via the cloud so that with additional useful tools inside the cab. “Trimble Roadworks is easy to learn and more accessible the operator is always using the latest design. In addition, for many different types of contractors because it leverages productivity data collected from the machine is automaticalthe intuitive Trimble machine control interface and applies it ly synced back to the office. to asphalt pavers,” said Kevin Garcia, general manager of Availability Trimble Civil Construction Specialty Solutions. Trimble Roadworks 3D paving control platform for “This platform also makes it possible to include Trimble’s asphalt pavers is now available globally through the worldindustry-leading paving technology as part of a connected wide SITECH distribution channel. site ecosystem of solutions, which is valuable for complex For more information, visit heavyindustry.trimble.com/ infrastructure projects.” roadworks. 

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Holcim, Magment Develop Concrete Solutions to Recharge Electric Vehicles

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Holcim and Magment envision magnetizable concrete that could transfer power to the batteries of moving electric vehicles.

Holcim is partnering with the German startup Magment to improve its magnetizable concrete technology for road surfaces enabling electric vehicles to recharge wirelessly while in motion. Known as “inductive charging,” this breakthrough concrete-based solution reduces the need for charging stations, while saving time. It is made possible by a unique concrete with high magnetic permeability jointly developed by Holcim and Magment’s Research & Development teams. The technology currently is being tested by Researchers at Purdue University (US) in Indiana. Other applications under development include the electrification of industrial floors to recharge robots and forklifts as they work. Edelio Bermejo, head of Holcim’s Global Innovation Center, said “At Holcim we are innovating to put concrete at the center of our world’s transition to net-zero. With Magment, we are excited to be developing concrete solutions to accelerate electric mobility. Partnering with start-ups all over the world we are constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation to lead the way in sustainability.” Mauricio Esguerra, co-founder and CEO of Magment GmbH, said “We are proud to collaborate with a global leader in innovative and sustainable solutions like Holcim. By developing superior grades of our magnetizable concrete technology we will be a key enabler for the sustainable, electric transportation of the future.” Holcim Partnering With Start-Ups to Push Boundaries of Innovation As part of its open innovation ecosystem led by Holcim MAQER and the Holcim Innovation Center, Holcim works with more than 120 innovative startups around the world

pioneering new technologies to accelerate our world’s transition to net zero. For instance in France, Holcim recently invested in the startup CCB Greentech to develop

“We are proud to collaborate with a global leader in innovative and sustainable solutions like Holcim. Mauricio Esguerra Magment GmbH

TimberRoc, the first wood concrete for precast construction with a negative carbon footprint. Holcim also is working with startups to advance 3D printing to build more quickly using less materials, such as its partnerships with XTreeE to create 3D printed concrete bridges and COBOD to build 3D printed concrete windmill tower bases. For more information, visit holcim.com and magment.co. 

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Cat’s New Pavers, Screeds Feature Easy-to-Use Controls

The compact size and small footprint is combined with enhanced maneuverability for more opportunity to pave in confined areas such as narrow streets, small parking lots and other urban-type applications. CAT from page 55

eter augers that efficiently move material through the auger chamber at both narrow and wide paving widths. Another feature is the ability to control each material feed sensor when utilizing cut-off shoes or when paving at narrow widths, simply switch to manual and utilize the proportional control dial for the feed system.

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Simple to Operate, Easy to Learn Consistency and familiarity with paver and screed functions help operators perform at their best. Whether paving straight-line rural or urban applications, Cat pavers and screeds utilize similar functions across the entire product line that enables personnel to easily move between crews or train new members when necessary. These new machines have simplified menu structures that provide single-touch activation for screed heat, washdown, and ventilation systems all from the main menu. As with all Cat pavers, these new models also provide single-touch activation of the feeder system and hopper fold functions. Efficient Power, Enhanced Visibility Cat pavers are equipped with an ecomode feature that combines with automatic speed control to reduce fuel consumption. In most conditions, the engine can operate at a lower rpm and still deliver the required power to meet performance requirements. If needed, the engine will automatically adjust to a higher engine speed if certain load conditions are met.

The AP400 and AP455 pavers are equipped with a Cat C3.6 engine, while the AP500 and AP555 utilize the Cat C4.4 engine. Both engines meet U.S. EPA Tier IV Final and EU Stage V emission standards. Unique to these pavers is the enhanced visibility to the hopper. The exhaust stack that is utilized on other Cat pavers has been integrated into the new hood design and does not extend upward on this compact line of pavers, providing operators with unrestricted forward visibility, according to the manufacturer. Versatile Screed Designs Whether paving straight-line, rural-type applications or winding through urban applications with curbs and light poles, Caterpillar has the screed options to perform in all types of conditions. The SE47 V screed utilizes extenders that are located behind the main screed. This design enables material to naturally flow out to the end-gates for smooth, stable performance. The SE47 FM screed is equipped with extenders located in front of the main screed and offers a smaller footprint that reduces handwork at the start of the paving pass. The front-mounted extenders make it easy to quickly reduce paving widths when maneuvering around obstacles by easily drawing material back into the auger chamber. Optional extension packages as well as berm attachments for the SE47 FM enable both these screeds to perform exceptionally well in a variety of applications. For more information, visit www.cat.com.

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East Dundee, IL 847-649-2199 East Peoria, IL 309-694-1234 Joliet, IL 815-726-4248 Mokena, IL 708-326-5600 Oglesby, IL 815-883-3336

Rockford, IL 815-965-8631 Springfield, IL 217-529-5541 Urbana, IL 217-359-1671 Wauconda, IL 847-469-1320 Hammond, IN 219-932-6600

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Bergkamp Inc., based in Salina, Kan., announced the retirement of Rex Eberly as director of its customer care department, effective Dec. 31, 2021. With Eberly’s retirement, Bergkamp has promoted Bob Rhodes, formerly the company’s product manager for new and existing product development, into the customer care manager position. Rhodes joined Bergkamp as product manager in 2019. Over the past two years, he has helped to develop new product offerings by implementing new processes and procedures and through in-depth research of the industry. Rhodes currently serves on the ISSA Attendance Sub-Committee. Eberly has worked within the pavement preservation industry since 1983, holding a variety of operations and sales positions with contracting and manufacturing companies. Eberly joined Bergkamp in January 2014 as director of sales of Bergkamp’s contractor business unit, where he consistently delivered on its sales goals. He is a past president of ISSA and has served as secretary of the organization. Eberly was promoted to director of customer care in 2019, where he implemented changes that delivered successful results.

With his retirement, he leaves behind a legacy of hard work, leadership and success at Bergkamp, according to the company. “Rex Eberly served us well as director for our customer care team and in several other positions,” said Scott Bergkamp, Bergkamp Inc. president. “We are grateful for his dedication, loyalty and hard work — and especially his ability to tackle new challenges with success. He was a pleasure to work with, and we wish him well in retirement. “Customer care is our most important customer-facing department, and we have the utmost confidence in Bob Rhodes’ ability to lead this team.” Bergkamp Inc. has been manufacturing pavement maintenance equipment since 1980. The company builds a full line of truck-mounted, trailer-mounted and continuous slurry seal and micro surfacing pavers, along with associated equipment. Bergkamp also builds a spray injection patcher and a flameless all-in-one pothole patcher. Through its Benedict Slurry Seal by Bergkamp division, the company offers a complete line of equipment for laboratory research and testing. For more information, visit www.bergkampinc.com. 

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CMW Equipment 8668 Olive Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63132 314-993-1336 www.cmw-equip.com

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Earthwave’s FleetWatcher Presents KPIs in Easy-to-Understand Format Earthwave presents its FleetWatcher real-time executive to add trucks, re-route them to different plants, improve scoreboard functionality, a scorecard for its popular materi- cycle times and more to streamline productivity and profals management system (MMS), which allows users to see itability. Accurate information and analysis also can be used key performance indicators (KPIs) in an easy-to-understand to bid future projects and win more business, the company format displayed on their phone, tablet or computer. said. In real-time, users can view FleetWatcher pertheir tons per hour by crew or sonnel will be in by truck, feet per minute, cycle World of Concrete time, trucking cost per ton Booth #N2163 to (TCpT) and more. Color coddemonstrate this new ing shows at-a-glance what functionality and metrics need corrective action, how it displays on as KPIs are automatically numerous devices. measured against estimated Earthwave benchmarks. Metrics shaded Technologies manuin green are meeting their tar- In real-time, users can view their tons per hour by crew or factures construcgets, yellow shading indicates by truck, feet per minute, cycle time, trucking cost per ton tion-specific wireless those to monitor and red shad- (TCpT) and more. telematic products ing shows underperformance. which provide comTotal tons loaded is automatically compared to shift times plete visibility to all components used within the process. Its to show users if they are ahead of schedule or behind with Fleetwatcher materials management solution (MMS) is both a bar chart showing progress and a numerical indicator being used by asphalt paving contractors across the United of percentage. Metrics can be graphed to quickly show per- States. It also offers modules for e-ticketing, off-road conformance over time. Users can select the KPIs to display and struction and more. change them as desired. For more information, call 800/553-0027 or visit This instant visibility into performance allows managers www.EarthwaveTech.com. 

HAYDEN-MURPHY EQUIPMENT CO. www.hayden-murphy.com 9301 E Bloomington Freeway Minneapolis, MN 55420-2301 329 2nd Street Industrial Building 145 Proctor, MN 55810 952-884-2301 800-352-2757

MURPHY TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO., INC. www.murphytractor.com Park City, KS 316-942-1457 Great Bend, KS 620-792-2748 Topeka, KS 785-233-0556 Ulysses, KS 620-356-1071 Dodge City, KS 620-227-3139 Gering, NE 308-436-2177 Omaha, NE 402-894-1899 Lincoln, NE 402-467-1300 Grand Island, NE 308-381-0741 North Platte, NE 308-534-7020 Kansas City, MO 816-483-5000 Springfield, MO 417-863-1000 Des Moines, IA 515-263-0055 Fort Dodge, IA 515-576-3184 Sioux City, IA 712-252-2753 Waterloo, IA 319-235-7085

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ROLAND MACHINERY

BRANDEIS MACHINERY & SUPPLY COMPANY www.brandeismachinery.com 1801 Watterson Tr. Louisville, KY 40299 502-491-4000 Evansville, IN 812-425-4491

Corbin, KY 606-528-3700 Lexington, KY 859-259-3456 Stanville, KY 606-478-9201

Paducah, KY 270-444-8390 Indianapolis, IN 317-872-8410 Ft.Wayne, IN 260-489-4551

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Slinger, WI 262-644-7500 Eau Claire, WI 715-874-5400 Escanaba MI 906-786-6920 Springfield, IL 217-789-7711

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Alta Equipment Company Bryon Center, MI 616.878.7450 New Hudson, MI 248.356.5200 Traverse City, MI 231.943.3700 Detroit, MI 313.394.1811

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Flint (Burton), MI 810.744.4840 Gaylord, MI 989.731.9988 Sterling Heights, MI 586.474.5063 Bloomington, IL 309.585.3800 Orland Park, IL 708.349.8430 Ottawa, IL 815.313.2070

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ALTA EQUIPMENT CO. www.altaequipment.com 844-GO2-ALTA 18405 115th Avenue Orland Park, IL 60467 420 Nolen Drive South Elgin, IL 60177 26354 N US Hwy 12 Wauconda, IL 60084 480 Blaine St. Gary, IN 46406 2500 Westward Drive Spring Grove, IL 60081 613 E Stevenson Road Ottawa, IL 61350 1035 Wylie Drive Bloomington, IL 61705

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THE TORO® DINGO® TXL 2000 DOES THE WORK OF SEVERAL MACHINES IN ONE. Dig below grade, reach over obstacles and extend your working range. Powerful telescoping arms handle pallets of sod, landscaping boulders and more. The stand-on operator platform offers 360˚ visibility, no backup camera required. And the universal mounting plate even accepts most skid steer and compact track loader attachments, so you can use the accessories you already own.

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3000 Dillon School Drive Zanesville, OH 43701 740-313-0087

588 Outpost Circle Hudson, WI 54016 715-531-0801

225 Hughes Blvd Mount Orab, OH 45154 937-444-3865

13117 Middletown Industrial Blvd. Louisville, KY 40223 502-245-1911

71 Minnesota Avenue Little Canada, MN 55117 651-407-3727

3666 Lacon Road Hilliard, OH 43026 614-876-1116

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182 Humphries Drive Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 614-863-1300

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Flemingsburg, KY 606-845-7311

Hilliard, OH 614-527-8800

Copley, OH 330-666-8400

South Bend, IN 574-232-1461

London, OH 614-879-6620

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Wilmington, OH 937-486-5211

Georgetown, OH 937-378-6439

North Royalton, OH 440-237-4806

Fort Waye, IN 260-482-8576

Lancaster, OH 740-653-6951

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New Albany, OH 614-475-0707

Mansfield, OH 419-529-6160

New Philadelphia, OH 330-339-8288

Washington Court House, OH 740-335-2071

Mt Vernon, OH 740-392-6160

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KIOTI Tractor Recognizes Dealer Success, Unveils New Products at Annual Meeting KIOTI Tractor welcomed dealers from the United States, Canada and overseas to its annual meeting, held from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort in Orlando. Each year, the event serves as an opportunity to recognize KIOTI’s dealer network, celebrate new product announcements and discuss industry trends. This year’s meeting, with the theme of “Next Level,” marked a return to an in-person gathering with a resounding, record-breaking attendance after being held virtually in 2020. “KIOTI’s continuously expanding dealer network across the globe is the backbone of our pack and the driving force behind our success across the compact equipment and turf care industries,” said Peter Dong-Kyun Kim, president and CEO of Daedong-USA, Inc. KIOTI Tractor Division. “We were excited to once again gather in person to celebrate their success, provide educational and training opportunities, and prepare for the year ahead. We hope the experience empowered dealers to take their businesses to the next level in 2022.” The meeting kicked off with a welcome reception Monday evening, followed by a variety of educational sessions and product overviews on Tuesday. On Wednesday, dealers and their guests tested KIOTI’s latest product line offerings at a daylong Ride-N-Drive event. The meeting closed with an awards banquet honoring top-performing dealers. Educational Sessions KIOTI dealers set forth on Tuesday morning for a day filled with guest speakers and educational sessions aimed to boost their business know-how and discuss industry trends. This year’s general session featured comedian and emcee Adam Christing along with keynote speakers Anthony Chan and Mary Kelly. Back by popular demand, former Chase Bank chief economist Chan shared critical insights on what the latest global economic trends, including inflation and supply chain challenges, mean for the outdoor power equipment industry. Retired Commander of the U.S. Navy and renowned speaker Kelly then advised dealers on best practices for ensuring their business’ succession plan. Dealers also heard from Byoungwoo Kam, chief of future business development at Daedong Corporation and CEO of Hydrotec, on innovation and technology advancement projects. Throughout Tuesday afternoon, breakout sessions provided dealers a deep dive into some of KIOTI’s most exciting product developments, including the K9 utility vehicle, NS Cab Series of tractors, CK/DK Series tractor updates, grapple attachments and expansions in the compact construction and turf care categories.

Midland Engine www.midlandengine.com 622 Jefferson Ave. Midland, MI 48640 989-631-4608

Reco Equipment, Inc. www.recoequip.com

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CSTK www.cstk.com 401 Shawnee Avenue Kansas City, KS 66105 913-371-0868

Hardings Heavy Equipment Ride-N-Drive On the meeting’s final day, dealers were among the first to see — and experience — many of KIOTI’s new products. At Wednesday’s Ride-N-Drive at an off-road adventure park, dealers tested new products for themselves, including KIOTI’s all-new stand-on zero-turn-radius (ZTR) mower, K9 2400 Cab utility vehicle, and forthcoming diesel-powered ZTR and compact construction line consisting of a skid steer loader and compact track loader. The afternoon ended with dealers and their guests enjoying bass boat fishing, archery, axe throwing and other activities. In addition to operating the new equipment, dealers were able to submit their feedback in real-time for each model. With conveniently placed QR codes at each product station, dealers were encouraged to scan and voice their opinion on products before they hit the market, ensuring that dealer feedback and customer needs are top-of-mind when new products are developed. Dirt Brigade Dealers also were able to preview the custom KIOTI tractor the company recently donated to a local nonprofit as part of its Dirt Brigade initiative. Dan Sargent, executive director of Rebuilding Together of the Triangle, presented the one-of-a-kind CK2610 HST tractor, featuring a KL4030 front-end loader and KB2475L backhoe, to attendees. The organization will use the equipment in its work providing no-cost home repairs to neighbors in need near KIOTI’s North American headquarters in Wendell, N.C. The donation furthers the Dirt Brigade’s mission to empower people doing good with heavy machinery. Awards Banquet The dealer meeting concluded with a banquet honoring the company’s top dealers with awards to commemorate their 2020 successes. Recognitions also were given to KIOTI’s overseas special guests, including dealers from Germany and distributors from the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Portugal, Australia and Mexico. For more information, visit www.KIOTI.com. 

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Team Boone www.teamboone.net

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Buck & Knobby Equipment Co. www.buckandknobby.com 6220 Sterns Rd. Ottawa Lake, MI 49267 MI 734-856-2811 OH 419-476-5293

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Get an “A” with Hyundai Hyundai Construction Equipment is excited to announce the launching of our new A-series machines. Along with a new look, these machines are packed full of standard new features and benefits to get the job done efficiently. • Cummins Performance Series Engines Stage V emissions compliant engines • EPFC (Electric Positive Flow Control) Reduces daily fuel consumption by 8-11% • EPIC (Electric Pump Independent Control) Improved controllability with reduced RPM drop • Serviceability/Safety Enhanced cab visibility Easy access engine panels

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Yanmar’s New Premium Red Machines Pave Way to New Era Yanmar Compact Equipment has adopted an eye-catching premium red paint color across all its machines globally. Premium red machines were first introduced onto the North American market in 2020, and this rollout sees Yanmar’s EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa), AOLA (Asia excl. Japan, Oceania, Latin America) and Japanese markets completing the metamorphosis. The new premium red paint color brings Yanmar’s compact equipment in line with Yanmar Group’s image. “Our dealers and our customers really like the new color,” said Jeff Pate, director of sales, Yanmar Compact Equipment North America. “Everyone feels that premium red attracts attention on the job site, and just as the quality and reliability of our products stand out from the competition, in a sea of yellow competitive machines in North America, our premium red color stands out too.” But this shift from the well-known Yanmar yellow is more than simply a cosmetic color change. For Yanmar Compact Equipment, the symbolism of this change resonates on a deeper level. “Yanmar Compact Equipment is on a journey of transformation,” explained CEO Giuliano Parodi. “We aim to be a global leader in compact equipment and with the

help of our dealer partners, deliver sustainable business solutions for our customers and the societies in which they operate. Our acquisitions of the last few years are now fully integrated into a harmonized, Yanmar CE way of working, with common processes and customer focus right across our enlarged product and services portfolio. “For us, premium red sends out a clear signal that we are one company, with a clear product strategy. But our transformation goes far beyond our machines, we are challenging the way we think and the way we work, to transform our products, our business, and our brand to create even more value for our customers.” In product transformation, Yanmar CE currently is evaluating several alternative fuel and powertrain technologies and recently unveiled its first electric mini excavator prototype, the new SV17e. Proudly featuring the new premium red color, the SV17e is aimed at customers in the European market in the 1.5 to 2.0 tonnes segment. “Our prototype is significant because it demonstrates our capability to bring the quality and reliability of our highly respected conventional engine technology into the arena of electrification,” explained Cedric Durand, director product

Yanmar Compact Equipment has adopted an eye-catching premium red paint color across all its machines globally.

management EMEA. In business transformation, Yanmar Compact Equipment is continuing to invest in manufacturing infrastructure and in expanding its global dealer network to increase the proximity to customers, reduce lead times and improve service. Closely linked to these investments is the focus on creating an amazing customer experience, the company said. “Our move to premium red across our machines certainly signals a change and we are confident that our customers will start to see other changes too,” explained Elsie De Nys, global director channel and brand development. “We have the ambition to be a

leader, not only in machines but in the customer experience too and are working hard to get closer to our customers to identify new and innovative ways in which we can add value to them.” The change to the new premium red also heralds a new confidence in the Yanmar Compact Equipment brand and coincides with the launch of its new tagline, Together We Build. “Our aim, together with our dealer partners, is to build stronger relationships and create even greater customer value,” Parodi said. “‘Together We Build,’ really underlines our commitment to transforming Yanmar CE and with the help of our dealers, to focus on creating a new and exciting experience for our customers.” For Yanmar Compact Equipment, change is in the air and the fresh, new image of the premium red machines, certainly reflects the optimism running through the business. This milestone moment is about shared goals and ambitions and about building a better future for everyone, the company said. For more information, visit www.yanmar.com/us/products/construction/. 

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Contractors Turn to Innovative Tech to Complete Projects

By Giles Lambertson CEG CORRESPONDENT

Any 21st-century discussion of new technology in construction usually is couched in terms of software and hardware, with a tip of the hat to such things as advanced metallurgy and dynamic engineering. Yet at the end of the day, the industry’s progress in employing new tech is predicated on such old-time concepts as attitude, initiative and willingness to take risks. That becomes clear in talking with industry professionals like Jeff Sample, who describes himself as an “industry evangelist.” The so-called “Ironman of IT” — a label that alludes to his personal fitness routines as well as his enduring engagement as a proctor of best business practices — said technological progress in construction is grounded in a company’s self-awareness. “Everyone loves to buy software,” said Sample, who is head of communications of the Join collaboration software company, “but tech does not solve problems. You must first identify problems, understand the depth of them, before you can find solutions to the problems. You might even have to change a process to apply software solutions.” “First, know thyself” is how an evangelist might put it. “I encourage every construction company to identify its DNA. Everyone is different. There are the leading-edge companies that are always ready to try the latest thing. Then there are the early adaptors who quickly adapt and follow. And then there are companies that are laggards and quite comfortable where they are. “You need to understand where you are when you choose to try a new software solution,” said Sample. “If you are a laggard, I can already guarantee you it won’t work.” Brianne Stewart might not disagree with the gist of Sample’s assessment. Stewart is a construction technology manager of Milwaukee Tool. She has a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Iowa and acquainted herself with manufacturing processes at such companies as Proctor & Gamble and John Deere before joining Milwaukee Tool four years ago. In respect to the progressiveness of construction companies, Stewart understands the position in which construction executives and small contractors find themselves. “There has been so much coverage recently about the construction industry lagging in its

According to industry professional Jeff Sample, technological progress in construction is grounded in a company’s self-awareness.

embrace of technology,” she said. But, she added that some of this reluctance to run with the latest technology offering can be the fault of those who promote the tech. “Sometimes companies simply come to market with solutions they believe will work instead of first working with contractors and fully understanding what the challenges are on a job site. Even when tech companies come into the construction industry with solutions that are great, their solutions are hard to implement,” she said. Consequently, Stewart doesn’t view the industry as unprogressive so much as cautious. “This is a very high financial risk industry, because of profit margins and schedules,”she said. “So, contractors and companies take a very deliberate view of new technology. For them, there’s a higher burden of proof needed that a new solution actually will increase productivity, or the quality of work, or safety on a job site. A solution must be proven to be of real value on a job before a company feels comfortable adopting it.” Stewart said her interactive role with con-

struction companies in the course of developing or redeveloping tools has shown her “how involved contractors are getting. My sense is that they are very interested in working with solution providers to help shape technology.” Sample prefers to eschew the whole “Top Five List of New Technologies” approach to looking at the future of technology in construction. Rather, he rolls it all together in the rubric of “industrialization,” that is, the need to increasingly manufacture components offsite. “The industrialization of construction possibly is the most important piece of the industry’s future,” he said, “and we are not going to industrialize and become more manufacturing-based without great technology and great application of technology.” Talk of construction manufacturing brings to mind modular homes and, perhaps, precast bridges assembled on site, but Sample skews smaller. Think bathrooms. “The easiest one for me to describe is bathroom pods for hospitals. They are all the same. So, when you are building them onsite, you are

doing something repeatedly. An alternative is to build the bathrooms in a factory, hook them up and you’re done. “Or the headwalls next to a hospital bed. All the necessary infrastructure for patient outlets — gas lines, electrical, plumbing — are built into those walls. We can prefabricate them. So, when you are building a hospital, prefabricating those walls and bathroom pods are one way to speed up construction, increase availability, and reduce costs. “That’s industrialization of construction. You are never going to build everything in a factory and ship it to a site. What we are talking about is much smaller than what people commonly think about. You have to think smaller. Not every job is going to use off-site manufacturing, but it should be part of the mix.” Stewart’s team at Milwaukee Tool looks at equipment with an eye toward helping contractors adopt advanced technologies. “Power tools are part of the technology ecosystem, a very powerful part of the system,” she said. “We are the point where people and materials come together. And the

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‘Industrialization’ of Tech Vital for Construction technology of the power tool industry evolves as well.” Stewart added, “In addition to the improved technology of tools and batteries, the company has become a full-solution provider, offering supportive solutions such as digital offerings and safety integration and storage. These all augment the business. Sometimes the way an overall platform of a tool and the way it integrates with other tools and materials is more important than the individual product. Integration of a platform supports better project management.” Perhaps the tool technology that has evolved most significantly in recent years is safety controls, she said, citing remote operation of such tools as cable-cutters. These features “remove people from the danger zone” through use of new technology. Another example is the company’s MX FUEL system of battery-powered light equipment. The Wisconsin-manufacturer launched the brand new battery system platform to open the way for non-gasoline-powering of larger hand tools such as breakers and cut-off saws. Stewart says the lineup of equipment powered by MX FUEL will continue to grow as the concept is integrated with other technologies.

“The industrialization of construction possibly is the most important piece of the industry’s future, and we are not going to industrialize and become more manufacturing-based without great technology and great application of technology.” Jeff Sample

Sample evangelizes about industrialization and adaptation because there is no other choice. “We are going to manufacture a considerable amount of the buildings we produce because we have to. We don’t have the skilled labor to do it otherwise. We don’t have the bodies to throw at it. We aren’t China or India. We need to learn how to industrialize.” He credits such commercial offerings as ProCore project management software and Autodesk computer-aided design software with being “foundational” to the industry’s future. “They nailed it. They drove stakes in

the ground declaring, we shall never go back. We shall forever do it this way.” Sample calls building information modeling, or BIM, the core of industrialization. “Mixed reality in design, augmented reality, virtual reality, they do not exist without BIM. We can make corrections easier on the design page in the office, then take those models and overlay them over the site. This becomes powerful.” He believes the industry is at “the dawn of the data age,” noting that BIM is data-based “and it is going to fuel machine-learning, deep learning and AI where you teach a

The construction industry’s progress in employing new tech is predicated on such old-time concepts as attitude, initiative and willingness to take risks.

machine how to identify and do things. This is the future. We’ve been gathering all this data and now we are going out and doing things with it. If you are a construction or equipment business leader, data is your goldmine.” Or not, as the case may be. Some construction companies will, for good reason or bad, elect to operate without tapping into their data bank. Sample acknowledges that the future is what a company makes it. “There are a ton of construction companies over a hundred years old, building from generation to generation,” he says. “If you run one of those companies and you think you can standpat and hold out against change, you are slowing dying off. All of your equity is being lost and you aren’t going to have anything to pass off to the next generation. If you are willing to kill the company, fine. Standpat.” However, if a company owner is willing to adapt, the firm can endure for another generation. “One time an owner of a thirdgeneration construction company came up to me and thanked me for what he said was a ‘wake-up call.’ For the fact is, tech is going to be a core part of the construction business forever. Eventually you won’t say you are in construction, but that you are in tech and do construction.” Stewart sees new technology becoming less of a generational marker than it has sometimes been in the past. “All generations are more tech savvy now. It is not a great leap any more for people of just about any age to use an i-Phone on job sites.” Besides, she notes, predictions of contractors turning their backs on electronic devices and computerization have not always been borne out. “I remember when people were adamant that operators of heavy construction equipment would never use a touch screen. They would never accept it.” Things didn’t pan out that way. Never say never. A forward-looking contractor might surprise you.  CEG

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Cat Command Remote-Control Operation Expanded to Excavator Line

Deeply integrated with the excavator’s electronics, Command controls allow users to experience the same machine response as if they were operating from inside the cab, allowing a high level of productivity to be maintained from a safe distance.

New Cat Command for Excavating provides remote-control operation for select Cat excavators. Removing the operator from the machine in potentially hazardous operating environments, Command for Excavating enhances safe machine operation, while reducing operator fatigue to increase productivity. Six Cat excavators spanning the 20 to 40 metric ton class sizes — Cat 320, 323, 326, 330, 336 and 340 models — can now be equipped with either line-of-sight or non-line-of-sight remote operating configurations. Cat excavators are made Commandready through a dealer-installed field kit for new or existing fleet machines. The kit features multiple cameras for non-line-of-site operation from the Command station that offer a view of the area surrounding the machine plus the ability to stream on-site video feeds. Alongside the cameras, indicator lights, microphone, wireless receiver and antenna are all mounted on top of the cab to minimize the risk of damage. Deeply integrated with the excavator’s electronics, Command controls allow users to experience the same machine response as if they were operating from inside the cab, allowing a high level of productivity to be maintained from a safe distance. Machine technology features such as Grade Assist, Swing Assist and E-Fence also can be set, activated and deactivated remotely without the need to be set manually from inside the cab. Excavators are efficiently switched between remote and

manual operation via a groundlevel switch. With users comfortably controlling dig, lift and tracking functions from a safe location, Command for Excavating enables production to restart immediately following disruptive processes, such as blasting in quarry applications. It also enhances safety and improves machine productivity on a range of projects like operating in unstable underfoot conditions, brownfields, shore work, demolition and site decommissioning, and stevedoring.

with virtually no response delay. Built-in safety features stop all excavator movements if the remote shutdown switch is pressed, wireless communication is lost, or the console is tilted more than 45 degrees from normal operating position. The new Command station provides non-line-of-site operation from the comfort of an airconditioned office on-site or many miles away, as distance is limited only by the capabilities of Six Cat excavators spanning the 20 to 40 metric ton the wireless network. Reducing class sizes — Cat 320, 323, 326, 330, 336 and 340 models downtime for shift changes or the — can now be equipped with either line-of-sight or non- need to travel to the jobsite, operline-of-sight remote operating configurations. ators can easily control up to five Flexible, Precise Control different machines at a single or Command for Excavating offers a different sites from one station. solution to workforce shortages by Eliminating fatigue-inducing vibraopening opportunities to those with tion of machine movements at the site, physical limitations that prevent them the customized Command station from climbing into the equipment, reflects the cab environment and posiattracting a new generation of worker tions users in a familiar, comfortable and increasing the longevity of experiseated position that simulates traditionenced operators. Removing the operaal machine control. Station design tor from the cab also offers training includes joystick and foot pedal conadvantages for newer operators. trols to operate all the company’s The Command system includes two Command-ready equipment. different remote operating options. Offering machine control from up to 437 yd. Universal screen mounts positioned in Ideal for temporary or emergency (400 m) away, the console controls all excava- front of the user provide easy view of remote operation with no on-site com- tor functions with virtually no response delay. the excavator’s camera displays, while munications infrastructure required, touchscreen monitors similar to the inthe Command console offers line-of-site able shoulder harness. Offering machine cab display offers machine control. machine control through a lightweight, control from up to 437 yd. (400 m) away, For more information, visit compact console, supported by a comfort- the console controls all excavator functions www.cat.com/commandforexcavating. 

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Trailblazing Located just 20 mi. outside the nation’s capital, the Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge offers a sanctuary to wildlife and a place for people to explore nature. A battery-powered, zero-emission ECR25 Electric compact excavator and L25 Electric compact wheel loader made by Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) are being used to build a new ADA accessible trail in the refuge. Construction of the trail supports the conservation mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages the National Wildlife Refuge System — a network of 567 refuges across the U.S. that offer access to a host of popular activities while providing vital habitat for thousands of wildlife species. “We are excited to partner with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on this project to demonstrate Volvo’s commitment to lowering emissions and working to build the future we all want and need,” said Ray Gallant, VP of Product Management and Productivity, Volvo CE. These are the first pieces of electric heavy equipment to be used on a project by a federal agency. This pilot helps the Service explore ways to minimize its own carbon footprint in natural areas and reduce the emissions produced while maintaining public lands. It also provides Volvo CE valuable feedback on electric equipment performance. The project supports the Biden-Harris

Crews Utilize Volvo’s New Electric Machines for First Time On Project

mate-friendly future for the construction industry. The L25 Electric compact wheel loader is being used to haul and lay down gravel for a wheelchair-accessible half-mile trail around a pond and to clear brush. The ECR25 Electric compact excavator is digging trenches to improve drainage from the pond and helping to build a viewing platform over the pond. The Volvo electric machines produce zero emissions and have significantly lower noise levels than diesel machines. These qualities are especially beneficial when working in a natural area like the refuge, which is home to a diverse array of grasslands, wetlands and woods that attract red foxes, painted turtles, osprey, river The Volvo L25 Electric compact wheel otters and countless other loader works on a new trail at a federal species. wildlife refuge. The project also tested the administration’s America the Beautiful iniportable EV ARCTM solartiative to pursue a locally led, and voluntary, powered charging system from nationwide effort to conserve, connect and Beam Global to further reduce restore the lands, waters and wildlife upon fossil fuel involvement on the which we all depend. jobsite. Beam Global is a leader Work was done by a Service Maintenance in electric vehicle charging and Action Team that pulls skilled trade employhas partnered with Volvo CE on ees from various refuges for a short period. other projects. The ECR25 and L25 Electric Reducing Air, Noise Pollution machines will be commercially Projects like the one at the Occoquan Bay The L25 Electric compact wheel loader is being used to available in the United States in National Wildlife Refuge give a glimpse of haul and lay down gravel for a wheelchair-accessible early 2022. For more informahow electric machines can create a more cli- half-mile trail around a pond and to clear brush. tion, visit volvoce.com. 

Precision Is Paramount John Deere Expands Upon Technology Suite With SmartGrade Remote Support

Currently available on the 700L/750L/850L SmartGrade dozers, the SmartGrade motor graders and the 210G LC and 350G LC SmartGrade excavators and the compact track loaders, these features enable dealers and customers to work together to remotely transfer project files to machines and troubleshoot any grade control-related issues.

John Deere is offering SmartGrade remote support on its newest SmartGrade dozers, motor graders, excavators and compact track loaders. SmartGrade Remote Support, which includes both remote display access (RDA) and wireless data transfer (WDT), will be available on most SmartGrade products for six years from the factory invoice date. Currently available on the 700L/750L/850L SmartGrade dozers, the SmartGrade motor graders and the 210G LC and 350G LC SmartGrade excavators, and the compact track loaders, these features enable dealers and customers to work together to remotely transfer project files

to machines and troubleshoot any grade control-related issues. This is important for more efficient management of large GPS equipment fleets. Real-time remote visibility and management of important grade control parameters can save valuable troubleshooting time and keep machines up and running. Dealers also can use the latest technology for operator training and troubleshooting. “Offering real time support to our customers is key, especially when it comes to the precision construction lineup. By incorporating technology like SmartGrade in our excavator lineup, we are helping to boost job site productivity and efficiency while enhancing the capabilities of our operators,” said Sean Mairet, product manager grade control, John Deere

Construction & Forestry. “There isn’t always a one-size-fits-all solution, and contractors need options to pair the right technology with their business needs. This is where customers really benefit from the flexibility of our grade management path.” SmartGrade Remote Support is crucial in providing customers with the most efficient method of troubleshooting and increasing uptime and enables the dealer to remotely monitor and support the machine from miles away. Wireless Data Transfer provides the ability to remotely send updated design files to the machine, saving trips to the job site. Any user with a MyJohnDeere.com account paired with the machine can utilize remote support. For more information, visit www.JohnDeere.com. 

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Information at Your Fingertips Bobcat Launches Machine IQ Mobile App for Increased Connectivity, Convenience Bobcat Company is offering owners and fleet managers a new way to stay connected to their machines through the Bobcat Machine IQ Wireless Communication (Machine IQ) mobile app. Equipment owners can take advantage of all the benefits of Machine IQ Basics and Machine IQ Health and Security to check on the health of machines and remotely track information that enhances maintenance, security and performance — now from their mobile devices. “Operators need quick, seamless access to their machine’s telematics no matter where the job takes them, and our Bobcat Machine IQ packages are designed to put all that information at their fingertips,” said Wendi Majerus, digital business product manager at Doosan Bobcat North America. “Now, our customers can access this data through the Machine IQ mobile app, an easy-to-use, intuitive option to help better manage their equipment and maintenance needs on the go.” Providing this fully integrated user experience, machine and fleet information can now be accessed by operators through two options: the existing Bobcat Owner Portal and from the new Bobcat Machine IQ mobile platform. The new Machine IQ app delivers simplified, streamlined data directly to mobile devices, helping customers monitor machine location and health, and maximize uptime. The app is free for Bobcat customers and uses the same login information as the Bobcat Owner Portal. It is available on both iOS and Android operating systems. Simply search

for "Bobcat Machine IQ" in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store and download. Machine IQ Basics Package The Machine IQ Basics package is a subscription service which allows customers to effectively manage their machines. The service is free for the first three years from the original equipment purchase date. Machine IQ Basic features include: • Basic Telematics — Tracks key information points, including GPS location and history, operating hours and last recorded fuel levels. • Custom Asset Name — Allows customers to create personalized names to quickly identify machines in a fleet. • Maintenance Interval Tracking — Tracks regular planned maintenance and custom maintenance schedules and allows customers to view high-level instructions in portal for each. Machine IQ Health, Security Package The Machine IQ Health and Security package gives customers the ability to upgrade their machine subscription to proactively monitor their equipment. It includes all Machine IQ Basic features plus the following advanced features. • Maintenance Reminder Email Alerts — Notifies customers via email when they are approaching regular maintenance. The alert provides high-level information on how to

Precise Positioning Trimble’s GNSS Base Station Gives Users Improves Satellite Tracking, Remote Operation

SITECH technology distributors represent Trimble machine control systems for the contractor’s entire fleet of heavy equipment regardless of machine brand, along with Trimble’s portfolio of Connected Site solutions — site positioning systems, construction asset management services, software and powerful wireless and Internet-based site communications infrastructure.

perform regular maintenance as well as on relevant parts. Customers can access the regular maintenance tracker to see what planned maintenance is coming up, and also sign up for mobile push notifications to go directly to their phones. This quickly alerts them to maintenance reminders, fault code alerts, as well as geofence and curfew breaches. • Fault Code Notifications and Troubleshooting — Distributes alerts, a clear description and troubleshooting steps if the machine reports a fault code. Customers also can subscribe to email notifications for alerts and troubleshooting. • Geofence Creation and Breach Notification — Provides customers with the ability to set up custom boundaries and receive email notifications the moment the machine leaves the specified operation footprint. • Curfew Creation and Breach Notifications — Alerts customers via email if their equipment is being operated outside of designated days or hours. • Machine Utilization Reporting — Tracks machine efficiency and utilization to help customers make more informed decisions. The feature compares idle time, working time and fuel usage as well as generates custom reports. • In-Portal Notification Management — Gives customers the ability to monitor notifications within the portal. A clear notification counter on the home page provides a singular place to manage all important machine notifications. For more information, visit www.bobcat.com/owners/machine-iq. 

Trimble has introduced the R750 GNSS modular receiver, a connected base station for use in civil construction, geospatial and agricultural applications. The R750 provides improved base station performance, giving contractors, surveyors and farmers more reliable and precise positioning in the field, according to the manufacturer. The R750 can be used to broadcast Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) corrections for a wide range of applications, including seismic surveying, monitoring, civil construction, precision agriculture and more. Access to all available satellite signals provides improved performance and reliability when used with a Trimble ProPoint Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) rover. ProPoint gives users improved performance in challenging GNSS conditions, with ground-breaking signal management. Featuring a built-in LTE modem, the R750 can provide corrections via the internet, making it easier to extend the range of a base station anywhere with cellular coverage. The built-in modem also provides remote access and management, delivery of email alerts and notifications, and data transfer capabilities between the field and the office.

“The R750 delivers significantly improved satellite tracking and connectivity, while also providing a vastly improved user experience,” said Scott Crozier, vice president of Trimble Construction Field Solutions. “The ability to manage the base station remotely and to receive status notifications about the unit while in the office reduces downtime and the need to travel to the site. The new Trimble R750 is a game changer, especially for users who manage base stations in remote locations.” For monitoring applications, the R750 provides precision capabilities for construction and geospatial customers deploying automated systems. Combined with Trimble 4D Control real-time monitoring software, users can capture high-frequency 3D positions for alarming and reporting on movement. The R750 offers multiple communication methods that provide flexibility for customers on how they deploy their monitoring system. Availability The R750 is available for order now through Trimble’s Geospatial, Civil Construction and Agriculture distribution partners. For more information, visit www.trimble.com. 

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Eye in the Sky Manhattan Construction Company Deploys Drones to Build $1B Globe Life Field

By Joel Lambright

tions that could generate BIM models, create 3D sitemaps and execute challenging inspection missions The Manhattan Construction Company won the requiring thermal imaging. Drone innovation in the AGC Build America Award in 2021 for the construction construction industry has provided specialized soluof Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, home of Major tions for specific use cases. The biggest drone may not be the League Baseball’s Texas Rangers. While building that sports best for your situation; different solutions are optimal for difcenter, at a cost of more than $1 billion, Manhattan ferent environments. DJI’s enterprise solutions for construcemployed the DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone to facilitate getting tion include the all-in-one Phantom aircraft and more comthe job done in a little more than 30 months. prehensive solutions consisting of modeling platforms and Jim Cuddiahee, Manhattan Construction Company’s vice custom president, oversaw the construction of the new stadium and Software Development Kits (SDKs) and payloads stated that accomplishing this colossal undertaking on time designed particularly for specific mapping, surveying and involved using drone images “in trade partner meetings to inspection scenarios. plan and coordinate activities in the coming days and The Phantom 4 RTK, accelerates work progress on conweeks.” struction sites with precise 3D models. The RTK records lens Comparing traditional ground-based methods with drone parameters, position, altitude and other data onto each use, a rundown from UAV Coach, a free resource for drone functions and capture actionable, real-time data across com- photo, matching the positioning data to the center of the training and industry news, said, “Typically, data is collected plex job sites. For example, when undertaking a large-scale camera’s CMOS sensor to accurately record data and stitch by construction personnel walking a site by foot, manually construction project, such as a professional baseball stadi- images together. In addition, the RTK module makes it posgathering information as they go. But this process is labor- um, drones significantly reduce the operating time for build- sible to create detailed 2D and 3D maps without requiring intensive and slow, and doesn’t allow companies to react ing information monitoring (BIM), 3D mapping, progress ground control points (GCPs), saving hours in set-up time quickly to changes on the ground”; however, “a drone pilot monitoring, documentation, and inspection tasks. and improved workability. With built-in centimeter-level navigation, DJI’s latest can gather the same visual data that it might take a surveyor CEG: As far as use on massive construction projects, working for a construction company half a day to collect by drones can create detailed 3D construction site maps that what is the highest praise conveyed to DJI for the Phantom more accurately depict reality. Sitemaps made prior to con- 4 Pro by end users? walking on foot.” Additionally, numerous online sources tout the efficacy of struction optimize site planning, while 3D models created DJI: While no longer in production, the Phantom 4 Pro drones for safely showing project progress to financiers throughout construction help teams stay informed and allo- continues to be loved by users worldwide. DJI’s enterprise cate resources to appropriate tasks. When used to track the Phantom 4 RTK combines the beloved flight characteristics without disrupting workflow. Many drone users, both amateur and professional, contin- progress of a large-scale construction project, drones auto- of the Phantom 4 Pro with increased capabilities to deliver ue to favor the Phantom series, since its debut in 2013, due mate workflows and digitize assets to ensure that every team increasingly innovative solutions. STRABAG, a leading to its ease of use. With up to 30 minutes of flight time and a is on the same page and has access to real-time data. Austrian construction company estimates drones enable CEG: What features on later models did projects like them to conduct surveys with 75 percent reduced GCP set20 megapixel by 1-in. camera sensor, the DJI Phantom 4 Pro, released in 2017, was state-of-the-art when the Globe Life Globe Life Field inspire? up time. In the U.S., contractor Hensel Phelps estimates DJI: Drones in construction began as “eyes in the sky,” inspections are eight times more efficient with drones. The Field project started. Also, the optical sensor unit in this model, which detects and avoids obstacles in flight, allows it but quickly evolved to leverage more sophisticated applica- Beck Group estimates drones reduced re-work by 25 percent to more safely navigate numerous crews working when building Dickies Arena, a major public simultaneously on what Cuddiahee remarked as a arena in Fort Worth, Texas. “tight site.” CEG: What kinds of interesting stories are Furthermore, the Phantom 4 Pro possesses the folks in the construction and surveying field relatability to assist in the creation of orthomosaic ing to DJI? maps — a form of cartography that corrects for DJI: Scheffer Andrew Ltd. Planners and camera angle while stitching photos together, creEngineers in Alberta, Canada, said its drone surating to-scale photographs of large areas. veys have proven so accurate and so efficient that By 2020, DJI rocketed to a 77 percent market the advantage over traditional GPS-based share of America’s consumer drone sales, accordground topographical surveys is obvious. “Being ing to a Bloomberg report, making it the largest able to produce centimeter-accurate mapping drone producer worldwide. CEG reached out to that’s rivaling GPS topo survey is pretty darn DJI about how that company envisions drone use unique and awesome,” said Ray Penner, who put his model aircraft experience to work by starting in massive construction projects. Here is the Scheffer Andrew’s drone program. “There’s one product of that exchange: job site that we did in Calgary — it was only 250 CEG: What kinds of features does the DJI meters by 250 meters, but the elevation difference Phantom 4 Pro have that make it a good choice Drones in construction began as “eyes in the sky,” but quickly from north to south was almost 5 meters. The guy for coordinating activities during construction of evolved to leverage more sophisticated applications that could that was surveying it even told my engineer to get a 40,000-plus seat professional baseball stadium? generate BIM models, create 3D sitemaps and execute challenging the drone as he would not be able to complete the DJI: [The] Phantom 4 Pro, and its successor, inspection missions requiring thermal imaging. work as quickly or thoroughly.”  CEG the Phantom 4 RTK, accelerates critical jobsite

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Manhattan Construction Company utilized drones, specifically the DJI Phantom 4 Pro, on the more than $1B Globe Life Field project in Arlington, Texas.

Numerous online sources tout the efficacy of drones for safely showing project progress to financiers without disrupting workflow.

A drone pilot can gather the same visual data that it might take a surveyor working for a construction company half a day to collect by walking on foot.

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Soil Connect Secures Additional Strategic Financing Led by Heartland Ventures Soil Connect — a digital marketplace connecting those who have soil, aggregates and other building materials with those who need it — announced that it has raised additional strategic funding led by Heartland Ventures. The round also included participation from existing investors CEMEX Ventures, TIA Ventures and AB Investment Group, as well as new investors Romulus Capital/EquipmentShare and ARKA Ventures. Soil Connect will use the funds to continue to build out its technology, product infrastructure and team to advance its mission to be a one-stop shop for all things dirt-related. “We have created and are scaling a digital marketplace that is entirely unique and meets a clear need for the construction industry,” said Cliff Fetner, founder and CEO of Soil Connect. “Our ability to drive critical efficiencies that save time and money has led to rapid adoption and enabled Soil Connect to serve as an essential jobsite tool for our users. This proof of concept is reflected in the fact that Heartland, CEMEX and TIA have all increased their stakes alongside new investments from Romulus Capital/EquipmentShare and AKRA Ventures. “These investors recognize the significant value we bring to the table, as well as the tremendous market opportunity that exists for us to continue introducing products that provide innovative solutions to an antiquated industry.” Since announcing its seed round, Soil Connect has continued to make progress expanding its offering with the introduction of its eRegulatory module, which eliminates paper tickets and automatically captures and saves essential truck, load and route data, allowing users to easily share with regulatory bodies and other stakeholders. Furthermore, Soil Connect’s eTickets product continues to prove highly beneficial by digitizing contractors’ entire administrative workflow. The company’s ability to continue to innovate has further enhanced its value proposition and fueled the expansion of its user base. Mark Accomando, partner at Heartland, who was named to Soil Connect’s board of directors in conjunction with the funding, added, “Our decision to increase the fund’s investment in Soil Connect was largely based on feedback from those who play in the dirt — many of whom are our LPs, comprising large general contractors, earthworks contractors and firms focused on aggregate and asphalt production, transit and sales. The Soil Connect marketplace resonated with all of them, up and down the value chain. “It’s become clear that Soil Connect’s in-the-dirt experience allows them to build trust with folks working with their hands. Cliff and his team are not Silicon Valley programmers – they’re construction leaders that know the customer. This is a huge advantage in an industry often wary of technology.”

In addition to appointing Accomando to its board of directors, Soil Connect named four highly respected construction professionals to its advisory board, including: • William Sandbrook: former chairman of the board, president and CEO of U.S. Concrete. In total, Sandbrook spent 29 years in the heavy construction materials industry, and currently serves on the board of directors of Comfort Systems USA and NITROcrete. • Steve Dell’Orto: former SVP of Clark Construction, where he spent 26 years, and founder and CEO of ConCntric, a construction-tech predictive analytics platform. • Aaron Toppston: managing director of Infrastructure Investments & Strategic Planning at Walsh Investment Group. • Zach Scheel: co-founder and CEO of construction management software startup Rhumbix. Soil Connect also has made significant progress building out its team, bringing on eight new hires over the last six months. These professionals have diverse and complementary skillsets that are key to advancing Soil Connect’s strategic priorities. Gonzalo Galindo, head of CEMEX Ventures, said, “After piloting Soil Connect in Florida, we continue to see great value in the solutions Cliff and his team are bringing to the table. At its core, the Soil Connect team is made up of people who deeply understand the critical pain points we face in the industry, and they are coming to market with solutions that allow us to more efficiently and cost effectively manage materials. Furthermore, by continuing to invest in Soil Connect, we are advancing CEMEX’s Climate Action Strategy by propelling the adoption of tools that give new life to materials that would have otherwise been discarded.” Willy Schlacks, co-founder and CEO of EquipmentShare, said, “We are excited for the future of construction as a result of transformative marketplaces like Soil Connect. Soil Connect is modernizing the way soil, aggregates and other materials are transported, tracked and monitored. Having the opportunity to invest in such an innovative company alongside some of the most respected names in the industry was something we could not pass up, especially given the significant overlap in our user bases and our shared desire to provide construction professionals with solutions to their biggest obstacles. We look forward to what’s ahead for Soil Connect and working closely with Cliff and the rest of its team.” For more information on the Soil Connect digital marketplace, eTickets, eRegulatory and its expanding suite of services, visit www.soilconnect.com. 

WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES CO. www.westside tractorsales.com 3300 Ogden Ave. • Lisle, IL 60532 630-355-7150 150 W. 162nd St. Route 6 • South Holland, IL 60473 708-331-6362 3110 Prairie Rd. • Rockford, IL 61102 815-961-3160 1560 N. Old Rand Rd. • Wauconda, IL 60084 847-526-7700 600 Walnut Court • Rockdale, IL 60436 815-730-9011

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Kelbe Brothers Equipment Co. 12770 W. Silver Spring Drive • Butler, WI 53007 262-781-4970 4621 Dutch Mill Rd. • Madison, WI 53716 608-221-8300 3101 French Rd. • De Pere, WI 54115 920-343-6496 www.kelbebros.com

McCann Industries 543 S. Rohlwing Rd • Addison, IL 60101 630-627-0000 250 E. North Frontage Rd. • Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-739-7770 2350 S. Laflin St. • Chicago, IL 60608 312-942-9200 4701 West 137th Street • Crestwood, IL 60445 708-597-3110 900 Louisiana Street • Merrillville, IN 46410 219-576-7800 1133 Indianapolis Blvd. • Schererville, IN 46375 219-865-6545 1360 N. Rand Rd. • Wauconda, IL 60084 847-526-9444 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. • McHenry, IL 60050 815-385-0420 www.McCannOnline.com

Columbus Equipment Company 2329 Performance Way • Columbus, OH 43207 614-443-6541 12500 Williams Rd. • Perrysburg, OH 43551 419-872-7101 712 Shepherd Ave. • Cincinnati, OH 45215 513-771-3922 3942 Brecksville Rd. • Richfield, OH 44286 330-659-6681 290 Old Steubenville Pike • Cadiz, OH 43907 740-942-8871 7570 New Carlisle Pike • Dayton, OH 45424 937-879-3154 2200 Venture Circle SE • Massillon, OH 44646 330-833-2420 818 Lee St. • Zanesville, OH 43701 740-455-4036 864 Richmond Rd. • Painesville, OH 44077 440-352-0452 3668 US Route 23 South • Piketon, OH 45661 740-289-3757 www.columbusequipment.com

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Western Mich. Students Partner With MDOT On Pioneering Bridge Project The historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal is billed as a of the concrete mix being used for the structure and its influ“once-in-a-generation investment” in the nation’s infrastruc- ence on how the structure is going to behave as a system. ture, creating millions of jobs to innovate and rehabilitate Undergraduate students also have had a chance to be part crumbling roads and bridges and transportation networks. of this historic project. Lange, along with classmates Kavya Research under way by Western Michigan University’s Kuruppuarachchi and Samantha Heatherly, used computer renowned Center of Excellence for Structural Durability will modeling software to design temporary support structures play an integral role in the future of infrastructure — not just for the off-site bridge construction as part of their senior in the United States, but around the globe. design project — a capstone experience completed by senior “I think Western’s prepared us well for meeting the engineering students. They also developed a detailed cost demand that’s going to be out there in our field,” said Emily estimate for their work as well as proposed a detour route for Lange, a senior civil engineering student of Whittemore, bridge installation to minimize the impact on the environMich. ment. Led by Upul Attanayake, professor of civil engineering, Lange is one of several students working with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) on a project to rebuild the 2nd Avenue bridge over Interstate 94 in Detroit. It is the first network arch bridge in the world that will be partially completed off-site and moved into place using self-propelled modular transporters. “The unique structural configuration and the use of innovative accelerated bridge construction [ABC] techniques make this one of the most significant projects in bridge engineering,” said Attanayake. Western students are designing the instrumentation system that uses sensors to monitor different phases of bridge construction, installing that system and investigating how Western Michigan University photo the unique concrete being used in the project (L-R): Shresta Wosti, Kanchani Basnayake, Upul Attanayake, Abul will respond to vehicle loads and the con- Mazumder and Harsha Amunugama visit the bridge construction struction sequence as well as the environ- site in Detroit. ment. “Once they finish construction, we will establish the base“All of the courses and everything we’ve learned, we have line, because their concrete mix is very unique; it’s not been to use it all on this project. So, it’s a good way to test everyused previously, so we don’t know how it’s going to thing we’ve learned,” said Kuruppuarachchi, a senior from behave,” Attanayake said. “[The engineers] make a lot of Sri Lanka. “And it’s not just applying the knowledge we assumptions during design, so now we want to validate how have but also making us work as a team. You have to learn closely these assumptions represent the reality and what the how to work with each other, find each other’s strengths and real condition is at the end of construction. Then they can weaknesses. It’s almost a rehearsal before we go into doing decide on the magnitude of load that they can put on the it in real time with real companies [after we graduate].” bridge and what kind of maintenance they need to do based “It’s also interesting because this is a real project that’s on the sensor data.” going on in Detroit right now,” added Heatherly, a senior of Doctoral student Harsha Amunugama has been working Downers Grove, Ill. “I think Western’s senior design project on the project since it began in 2019, primarily designing and process is a great way to set us up for real-world application. installing the sensor system to monitor the stress on the struc- It gets you to think critically, it gives you communication ture throughout the construction process and in-service. skills, you learn how to work as a team and do these design “Some of the applications I’m working on right now I can projects in real time.” apply once I go back to my home country,” said The team submitted completed work to their capstone Amunugama, who is from Sri Lanka. design project sponsor, design firm HDR, for consideration. He worked on some large hydraulic dam projects before They presented their findings at the College of Engineering coming to Western but feels this work will uniquely position and Applied Sciences’ Senior Design Conference on Dec. 7. him to advance work in his field when he returns home. Construction of the bridge is expected to wrap up in spring “This is a very rare project to be part of,” he said. or summer 2022. “It’s great exposure, being able to see actual structures and “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the students,” look at actual problems while working on real-life projects. said Attanayake. “Once they finish this, they can get right to It’s really interesting,” said Kanchani Basnayake, also a doc- work after graduation because no one will have this level of toral student from Sri Lanka, who came from a research experience on a complicated project like this. 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Conducting Daily Safety Briefings Key to Reducing Accidents SAFETY from page 1

OSHA is currently focusing on the “Fatal Four” leading causes of fatalities on the construction site and struck-by deaths are one of them. Falling materials and loads, equipment operator blind spots, an operator exiting equipment in gear or not setting the brakes or wheel chocks, equipment rollovers and equipment not locked out during maintenance are the top struck-by contributors. “Construction is an inherently dangerous profession,” said Caterpillar dealer Cleveland Brothers. “From minor to severe injuries, the safety of your employees is critical. Practicing proper health and safety on the job site will do more than protect workers and the public. The right processes and procedures will also benefit your business by helping you.” Safety With Integrity Chris Galloway of US Hammer believes every decision you make on a job site, especially on the roadway, should be based on the question, “does this increase or lessen the integrity of our safety?” If you’re constantly asking this question, he said, then you’re already well on the way to sustaining a safe work environment. “In the case of roadway construction, it’s that much more important to do everything you can to ensure the safety of your team because there are so many other factors you can’t easily control,” he said. “But most of all, don’t shy away from making long-term investments that will take some of the load off your crew. Working smarter is never a bad thing — it frees you up for more challenging tasks.” And every decision that takes your team off the side of the road and lets them recharge should be seen as an achievement in your efforts to run a safe and thoughtful construction company. Cleveland Brothers advises contractors to stay compliant. “Safety is a requirement in construction,” said the company. “It’s enforced by OSHA. A proactive approach to safety will help you avoid fines and other penalties.” Second, respond more quickly to incidents, which the company said, “can happen even in controlled environments.” Having processes established and safety equipment readily available helps workers more quickly respond to limit damage and injury. Lastly, preserve your bottom line, urged Cleveland Brothers. “Construction accidents can cause costly damage to property and equipment. Creating and maintaining a safe work environment will help you avoid incidents, keeping profits higher and protecting your reputation.” NIOSH suggests contractors develop, implement and enforce a comprehensive

eral measures in the pre-planning phase. Besides hiring trained and certified equipment operators and spotters, contractors should provide training in heavy equipment hazard awareness and safe work practices. A copy of and access to the operating manual for machinery to be used should be provided to the operator, advised Travelers. A path site plan for vehicles, heavy trucks and deliveries should be developed to help avoid or limit vehicles and equipment backing up. The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation suggested that a designated “competent person” on the job site conduct a daily briefing with all workers as to the location and expected work path and location of any piece of equipment. The agency defines “competent person” as one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions that are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to employees, and Keeping construction workers safe on the ground starts with establishing and who has authorization to take prompt correcenforcing standard operating procedures. tive measures to eliminate them. Travelers advised setting up a limitedaccess zone or swing radius around heavy equipment. The Ohio BWC preaches creating an access zone that extends beyond the maximum rotation or swing radius of the equipment or beyond the area where loads will be carried or dumped. The agency also suggested contractors place warning signs such as cones, signs and posts around equipment that swings or rotates, to warn workers of the potential hazard. Provide equipment with ROPS and maintain all rigs in good operating condition, advised Travelers. And, before maintenance is performed on a machine, make sure lockout/tagout procedures are in place. Provide a cab shield or canopy for work protection on top-loading vehicles and increase visibility and lighting for night work, said the company. NIOSH suggested also requiring high-visibility apparel for workers. “Worker visibility and visual and verbal Management, operators and workers are all equally responsibility for the safety of communication play an important role in the construction crew. ongoing safe operations,” said Travelers. safety and training program in the workers’ work to be performed, safety hazards, safe “Blind spots can be a significant operator primary language and at the appropriate lit- work procedures as well as the method of issue.” communicating changes in the work plan. eracy level. A spotter, trained in hand signals, can help The institute believes targeted training provide safety guidance and communication should focus on the operator’s visual limits It’s All in Pre-Planning between the operator, workers and nearby of the specific equipment being used on the Travelers Insurance comments that pre- pedestrians to compensate for blind spots on site and be provided to both equipment oper- planning and safe work practices can help the job site, advised the company. ators and any workers required to work on contractors minimize injuries and fatalities “Spotters should wear high-visibility foot near the equipment blind areas. associated with heavy equipment. clothing and stand clear of equipment so NIOSH advises that standard operating “While the best way to stay safe is to stay they are visible to the operator at all times,” procedures minimize exposure of workers aware, contractors can reduce dangers by it added. Ohio BWC urges spotters and operon foot to moving construction vehicles and incorporating a few administrative controls ators to use communications equipment or equipment. The SOP also should include on the job site,” according to Travelers. The agreed-upon hand signals. daily pre-work safety meetings to discuss the company suggests contractors consider sevsee SAFETY page 100

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WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS, ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR SEVERAL CAT 330DL, 336DL, 336EL EXCAVATORS UNDER 10,000 HOURS AND WHOLESALE PRICED. EMAIL: LJEQUIPMENT3@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 1-3309873508 WANTED (US): INTERNATIONAL –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MODEL FUEL / LUBE TRUCKS, ALL WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS, MODELS. LOOKING FOR 1 OR 2 FUEL ALL MODELS; LOOKING FOR OLDER TRUCKS. THEY WOULD NEED TO BE: - HITACHI EXCAVATORS AND CAT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION -DECENT WHEEL LOADERS, IN GOOD RUNNING MILES, ENGINE HOURS -PREFERABLY MULTIPLE COMPARTMENTS -PREFER- CONDITION OR NON-RUNNING MACHINES. EMAIL US TO DISCUSS. ABLY INTERNATIONAL, BUT NOT A EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM MUST -NO DPF, OR MAXXFORCE –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ENGINES. ONE WOULD BE MAXIMUM WANTED (US): HITACHI EX450 EXCA$40,000 RANGE, AND THE OTHER AS CHEAP AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU. VATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI EX EMAIL: MANAGER@ 400 AND 450 SIZES EXCAVATORS. COMMERCIALFLEETSUPPLY.COM; EMAIL: IUKANDCO@YAHOO.COM PHONE: 347-489-4474 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR WHEEL CAT WHEEL LOADERS - WE NEED CAT LOADERS, ALL MODELS. WE NEED TO USED WHEEL LOADERS BUY CAT USED WHEEL LOADER 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, 980C,980F. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAIL980C,980F ALSO CAT MOTOR ABLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW. GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H, AND 14M. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAIL- EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; ABLE PLEASE LET US KNOW THANKS. PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM WANTED (US): ALL MODELS HITACHI –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EXCAVATORS – WE NEED TO BUY EX450 LC-5 EXCAVATORS. WE ARE HITACHI EXCAVATORS ZX 200-1, ZX LOOKING FOR USED HEAVY CON330, ZX 450, ZX 650, ZX 850 EX 270-1, STRUCTION MACHINES. PLEASE EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. ALSO OFFER US FOLLOWING MENTION KOMATSU EXCAVATORS PC400, MACHINES & EMAIL US DETAILS WITH KOMATSU PC 450-6, KOMATSU PC 750PICTURES CATERPILLAR MOTOR GRADERS 140G CATERPILLAR WHEEL 6. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET US KNOW, THANKS. LOADERS 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, EMAIL: EDDIE.SIDDIQUI3@GMAIL.COM 966FII, 970F, 980F HITACHI EXCAVA–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– TORS EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX400, EX400LC, EX300LC, EX330LC-5, WANTED (US): LOOKING TO BUY EX450LC-5, EX400-5, EX60WD, THESE MODELS OF USED CATERPILEX100WD. JOHN DEERE 495D, 595D. LAR WHEEL LOADER 950B, 950E, 966E, EMAIL: NAQIB_KHANINTRCO@ 966F ,966F-II. HOTMAIL.COM EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923332316587 PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 950B WANTED (US): ALL MODELS KOMATSU WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY WHEEL LOADERS - WE NEED TO BUY CAT WHEEL LOADERS 950B, 950E, KOMATSU WHEEL LOADER WA-600-3, 966E, 966F, 966F II, 970F, 980F. WA-600-6, WA-30, WA-40, WA 50. IF EMAIL: NAQIB_KHAN73@YAHOO.COM YOU HAVE AVAILABLE, PLEASE LET US PHONE: +923333298751 KNOW. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM WHEEL LOADERS, ALL MODELS. WE –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING CAT WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR USED WHEEL LOADERS 972H WHEEL LOADER. 916,926,936,950B/E,966E/D/F, 970F, EMAIL: PONTO2002EG@YAHOO.COM 980C,980F ALSO CAT MOTOR GRADER –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 140G AND 140H. (RUNNING OR NONWANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS RUNNING MACHINES). HITACHI EXCAVATORS - WE ARE EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM INTERESTED IN BUYING JOHN DEERE PHONE: +923003695360 EXCAVATORS 790, 495 & 595 AND –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX 270-1, EX WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 966F II 270-5, EX 300-1, EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5. WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: AHMED@IUKANDCO.COM; EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS - WE ARE INTERESTED TO BUY CAT USED WHEEL LOADER 916, 926, 936, 950B/E, 966E/D/F, 970F, 980C, 980F. IF AVAILABLE PLEASE EMAIL US: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS WAIN ROY BUCKETS - LOOKING FOR 24", 30" OR 36" BACKHOE BUCKETS. I HAVE A CATERPILLAR 420D EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE PIN CATERPILLAR QUICK EXCHANGE SYSTEM. CATERPILLAR, WAIN-ROY OR SIMILAR BUCKETS WOULD BE FINE. THE CLOSER TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, THE BETTER, BUCKET WILL NEED TO BE SHIPPED. PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND PRICES. THANKS IN ADVANCE. EMAIL: TWOPETIES@AOL.COM; PHONE: 239-440-4254 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS HITACHI EXCAVATORS - LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: ELROYFITZGERALDSALES@ GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR MOTOR GRADERS - WE ARE INTERESTED TO BUY CAT MOTOR GRADERS 140G,12G/H, 14G/H, 140H, AND 14M. IF ANY OF THEM ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANKS. EMAIL: IKCEQUIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (MD): KOMATSU ANY KOMATSU PC100-5,120-5,150-5,200-5,220-5,3005 EXCAVATOR EMAIL: MIKE@3MEQUIPMENT.COM; PHONE: 240-910-0877 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATOR EX200, EX200LC, EX270LC, EX330LC-5, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. OFFER AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT AND GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: NAQIB_KHANINTRCO@ HOTMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): ALL MODELS VERMEER TRENCHING / BORING / CABLE PLOWS - M495 VERMEER VIBRATORY PLOW. NEED WHOLE MACHINE WHETHER IT RUNS OR FOR PARTS. EMAIL: JOHN@PIONEERTREE.COM; PHONE: 612-860-5327 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NE): ALL MODELS ATLAS COPCO BREAKERS / HAMMERS. EMAIL: JAKE.SMITH41@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 402-350-3280 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (US): HITACHI EX270LC EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923322489350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 988F WHEEL LOADER; USED CATERPILLAR 988F, IDEALLY MANUFACTURED IN YEARS 1993-1995 AND IN WORKING CONDITION. EMAIL: BRIAN@CANDEVINC.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): WE ARE LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT IN ANY CONDITION (RUNNING GOOD, DOESN’T WORK, HAVE AN ISSUE, HIGH HOURS, ROUGH SHAPE, DISMANTLED MACHINE) LIKE (WHEEL LOADERS, CRAWLER LOADERS, DOZERS, EXCAVATORS, MOTOR GRADERS, LOADER BACKHOES AND SKID STEERS). ALSO WE BUY OLD CAT MACHINES. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CASE 1150E CRAWLER DOZER, MUST HAVE WINCH AND POSSIBLY BRUSH RAKE. EMAIL: MTRAY10@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): A FRONT BUCKET SINGLE DUMP CYLINDER FOR A JOHN DEERE 415B LOADER/BACKHOE.. MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER 004286…JD PART NUMBER RE13064..SAME PISTON AS A 410. EMAIL: DEANDRS@VWERIZON.NETR; PHONE: 610-417-5123 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): NEED FOLLOWING CAT WHEEL LOADERS: 950B, 950E, 966E, 966F, 966FII, 970F, 980F. OFFER AT GOOD PRICE. EMAIL: HIDAYATMASOOD@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): LOOKING TO BUY HITACHI EXCAVATORS EX200, EX270, EX270LC, EX400LC, EX450LC-5. EMAIL: FAIZKHAN0316@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923332925103 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WV): NELSON 6000 WELDERS - LOOKING FOR NELSON DUAL GUN SYSTEM WITH GEN SET AND TRAILER, AND/OR PRO-WELD DUAL GUN ARC 3000 MACHINE. EMAIL: WEH@ TRIANGLEINCORPORATED.COM; PHONE: 304-562-6282 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CHALLENGER 85C TRACTORS - I AM IN NEED OF A USED SET OF TRACKS FOR ANY OF THE CAT CHALLENGER 65, 75 OR 85C. EMAIL: PI2279@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 319-470-8388 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (MA): ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR EXCAVATORS - LOWER SUPPORT RAIL GOES FRONT TO BACK RIGHT SIDE AND TOOL BOX RH SIDE LOWER RAIL THAT GOES FRONT TO BACK SUPPORTING TOOL BOX. EMAIL: BILLD@TDICENZO.COM; PHONE: 207-214-9610 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR CRAWLER DOZERS - LOOKING FOR D5B, D6C OR D6D. WILLING TO DO SOME WORK ON THEM IF NEEDED, EVEN PARTS MACHINE. EMAIL: JT_FERGUSON_EXC@SBCGLOBAL.NET PHONE: 317-439-7306 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (CT): ALL MODELS DYNAPAC LAND ROLLERS - WANTED GALLION STATIC PAVING ROLLERS EMAIL: JPICT@AOL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NJ): CASE BACKHOE LOADERS, MODEL 580SK, 580L, 580LII, 580SL, 580SLII, 580M, 580MII, 580MIII 580SMII, 580SMIII, 580SMIII EMAIL: FRANKHORAN@GROFFTRACTOR.COM; PHONE: 800-654-USED –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 420D WHEEL LOADER – NEED TO BUY ANY BACKHOE. ALSO LOOKING FOR EXCAVATOR AND WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: GCESMARKETING8@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 657-236-7399 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): HITACHI EXCAVATORS - NEED TO BUY HITACHI EX 400-1 AND EX 450-5, ALSO LOOKING FOR ZAXIS 200 AND EX 300-1 AND EX 270-1, PLEASE LET US KNOW. EMAIL: IKRAMKHAN@IUKANDCO.COM; PHONE: +923331234598 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 926M WHEEL LOADERS - LOOKING TO BUY ANY USED CONSTRUCTION *ANY CONDITION* EMAIL: SEARCHT930@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 12H MOTOR GRADER - I`M LOOKING TO BUY ANY CAT 12H, ANY CONDITION EMAIL: NANI@EAGLEEQUIPMENT.CO; PHONE: 240-397-8180 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): FIAT-HITACHI EXCAVATORS – LOOKING FOR PARTS AND FINAL DRIVES FOR FX310 FIAT HITACHI EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: STILLINN43@YAHOO.COM; PHONE: 973-277-3631 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

WANTED (US): SKELETON – SKELETON – SKELETON BUCKETS. WANTED AND AVAILABLE. CALL US WITH WHAT YOU HAVE. SKELETON BUCKETS NEEDED FOR ALL MAKE/MODEL EXCAVATORS AND WHEEL LOADERS. EMAIL: PERCY@RANSOME-EQUIP.COM; PHONE: 215-350-1165 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE 700K LGP CRAWLER DOZERS – WANT TO BUY FROM USER OR BANK REPOSSESS WITH WINCH OR NOT. UNDER 900 HOURS ONLY, NO WEB BUDGET UNDER $85000.00CDN - NO JUNK NO HACKER CONTRACTORS OR PAYMENT OUT. EMAIL: JEANMAURICEBOUTIN@ VIDEOTRON.CA; PHONE: 1 450 346 8975 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G MOTOR GRADERS – NEED TO BUY CAT 140G MOTORGRADERS 1988 OR UP .. ANY CONDITION. OFFER IT US. EMAIL: IUKANDCO@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 03335555360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADERS – (2) 1978 OR 1979 BOBCAT 825 SKID STEER LOADERS - WITH PERKINS DIESEL ENGINES. CALL 412-571-2500, ASK FOR KEITH –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KOMATSU D475A-5E0 CRAWLER DOZER. EMAIL: TONYTHOMAS@ PACIFICCRANES.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR WHEEL LOADERS; NEED TO BUY CAT WHEEL LOADERS ANY CONDITION LIKE CAT 930, 926, 950B, 966E, AND 966F. EMAIL: IKRAMKHAN@IUKANDCO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CONCRETE PUMPS – SCHWING, PUTZMEISTER, ALLIANCE, ELBA,CONCORD, PUMPSTAR, ETC. ALL MODELS, BRANDS & SIZES. OLD OR NEW!!! BOOM PUMPS, TRAILER & TRUCK MOUNTED CITY PUMPS PURCHASED. OLD, RETIRED, NO LONGER USED & PARTS AND TRUCK MOUNTED PUMPS PURCHASED. EMAIL INFORMATION. INSTANT PAYMENT GUARANTEED. FINDERS FEES PAID!!! EMAIL: BBENEDETTO @ COMCAST.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: HITACHI EXCAVATORS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR HITACHI EX300LC-5 , EX330LC-5 , EX400LC , EX450LC , ZX400LC AND EX270LC. EMAIL: SALES.INTLBROKERS@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +923149984807 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EXCAVATORS WE NEED THE FOLLOWING HITACHI EXCAVATORS: EX200, EX270, EX300, EX400, EX450. EMAIL: FAIZKHAN0316@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 03332925108 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Auctions are subject to change, please check Auctioneers websites for details ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Online Timed January 15 - 22, 2022 For: Rental Fleet Construction Equipment & more • Online Timed Jan. 19 – Feb. 2, 2022 For: Multiple Pennsylvania Locations • Youngstown, OH Fri., January 28, 2022 For: Retirement, Complete Liquidation Trucking & Construction Company • Columbus, OH Sat., January 29, 2022 For: Very Late Model Construction Equipment & more • Online Timed February 4 - 21, 2022 For: 1 Owner Metal Shop Complete Liquidation • Bushnell (Orlando), FL February 5 - 13, 2022 For: 29th Annual Florida Auction • Buffalo, NY Fri., February 25, 2022 For: Retirement, Complete Liquidation, Trucking Company • Middletown, NY Sat., March 5, 2022 For: Two Retirements, Construction Equipment & Truck/Trailer Auction

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Garney Constrution Plans to Lay 250 Ft. of Pipe Per Day WATER from page 30

basin, some will be sent farther east to the tributary of the Sheyenne River that feeds the Red River. At this point, project sponsors are looking for final commitments from numerous parties that evinced preliminary interest in the project — ranging from small rural water systems to the city of Fargo system. According to DeKrey, 84 percent of the water will flow to Fargo, rural Cass County and the Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, Minn., urban area. Investment by the water systems will bring a payoff of sufficient water for drought mitigation and, in non-drought years, for routine utilization to enhance economic development. ** Before DeKrey became the project’s general manager seven years ago, he was well aware of the long-running project. He farmed and ranched in the state for 30 years, had been a state legislator who dealt with water and natural resources and, at the time of his appointment, was a deputy director of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Even more familiar with the project is the deputy program manager, Kip Kovar, another native North Dakotan. The civil engineer signed on as assistant district engineer of the Garrison Diversion Conservancy District 20 years ago, becoming district engineer in 2010. Besides his project involvement, Kovar manages the district’s operations and maintenance program and its 25 staff members. One of the engineering features of the pipeline is a break tank at a point near the Continental Divide. Water to the west is pumped; to the east, the liquid flows by gravity. Kovar explained the hydraulics of the tank and its necessity to the system this way: “It will ensure that a surge from starting or stopping flow

One of the engineering features of the pipeline is a break tank at a point near the Continental Divide. Water to the west is pumped; to the east, the liquid flows by gravity.

The chosen path will roughly follow state Highway 200. An alternate route would have paralleled Interstate 94, but more wetlands would have been encountered along the way.

and from power outages will not damage the main distribution system. If sized properly, the tank will keep the system full in power outages and not allow air to enter the system. So, starting the system after a loss of power will be seamless.” One benefit of the tank is smaller horsepower requirements to pump the water. And its cost? $10 million. The project leaders have seen hiccups during their tenure, including political interventions by states lower on the continent through which the Missouri River flows on its way to its merger with the Mississippi River. In late August, a court denied the most recent legal challenge by the state of Missouri. “The fact is, the natural flow of the Missouri River is about 25,000 cubic feet per second. Our pipe is going to take away 165 cubic feet a second,” DeKrey said of the state of Missouri’s complaint. “We use the comparison of taking a thimbleful from a five-gallon bucket of water.” Canadian authorities also have challenged some aspects of the project because project water will cross the Continental Divide into the Hudson Bay basin. Below the border, federal challenges have been registered as well. While the Bureau of Reclamation has made several environmental commitments to the project, Red River Project officials nonetheless have experienced resistance. At one point, Washington insisted that the piped water be treated to drinking water stands even though the treated water was going to be released into a river at the eastern terminus of the pipe. The demand finally was dropped. Kovar said being able to perform “simple treatment” of the water versus a more complex treatment saved the project $150 million. The route of the east-west pipeline also partly reflects the tension between federal and state jurisdictions. The chosen path will roughly follow state Highway 200. An alternate route would have paralleled Interstate 94, but more wetlands would have been encountered along the way. “Our pipe is not so straight,” DeKrey said, “because we go around every wetland and grassland easement to avoid touching anything with possible federal government jurisdiction. We call it our ‘squiggly pipe.’ Having to do that added about 10 percent more to the cost.” He was asked what the chances are that federal regulators and environmentalists still might find the equivalent of a snail darter or something and block construction. “We’ve talked about that and believe we’ve done everything we can to manage risk and alleviate the concern.” ** When the projected 165-cfs flow is running in the functioning pipeline, the pipe will be pretty much engorged with water. At a minimum, the flow will be 4 cfs to keep water in the line from becoming stagnant. Yet the pipe is years away from getting wet. The 6-to-10-year timeframe for construction is optimal, according to DeKrey. Anything much shorter will stress production of the pipe by its manufacturers. Anything longer is likely to inflate the cost. “The legislature might try to figure out how to speed up the project a little.” For now, the intake construction work continues unabated, planning for construction of the break tank and treatment plant is ongoing and the first few miles of pipe are being laid. “This month, we’re going to bid out another nine miles of pipe,” said DeKrey. The pipeline slowly is becoming a reality.  CEG

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Business Calendar To view our Business Calendar online, go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com. JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2022 CRANE SAFETY COURSES January 24 – January 25, 2022 Crane Assembly/Disassembly Director Training, Houston, TX January 25 – January 28, 2022 Overhead Crane Train the Trainer, Cincinnati, OH January 26 – January 27, 2022 Critical Lift Planning/Lift Director Training, Houston, TX January 31 – February 1, 2022 Aerial Work Platform Operator/Inspector Training, Houston, TX February 1 – February 4, 2022 Mobile Crane Inspector Training, Orlando, FL February 1 – February 4, 2022 Overhead Crane Inspector Training, Atlanta, GA February 2 – February 4, 2022 Boom Truck Operator Train the Trainer, Houston, TX February 7 – February 11, 2022 Mobile Crane Train the Trainer, Los Angeles, CA February 8, 2022 Qualified Rigger Level 1 Training, Houston, TX February 8 – February 11, 2022 Overhead Crane Train the Trainer, Orlando, FL February 9 – February 10, 2022 Forklift Operator & Inspector Training, Houston, TX February 14 – February 15, 2022 Overhead Crane Operator Training, Cincinnati, OH February 14 – February 16, 2022 Rigging Inspector Training, Orlando, FL February 14 – February 18, 2022 Mobile Crane Operator Training, Houston, TX February 21 – February 22, 2022 Qualified Signal Person Training, Houston, TX To register and for more information, please call or email Tiffany Alston. Telephone: 800/654-5640, extension 238. Direct: 321/710-4641. Email: talston@cranesafe.com

NATIONAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION (NAPA) 2022 NAPA Annual Meeting Dates: January 23-26, 2022 Location: The Phoenician 6000 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Description: The NAPA Annual Meeting is in person once again! Following a safe and successful Midyear Meeting, we invite you to join us for our 2022 Annual Meeting to participate in industry-wide networking, gain practical knowledge in asphalt pavement engineering and application, and steer the industry’s future. Open your world to: • 1,000 executives, engineers, estimators, advocacy proponents, business development gurus, health and safety professionals, and industry partners • 4 general sessions • 4 educational workshops • 4 networking opportunities • 1 awards program, celebrating the best in asphalt pavement • 1 exciting and beautiful destination • 1 day on the links Registration is now open! Visit https://www.asphaltpavement.org/pavement for more information and registration.

February 23-25, 2022 (Expo) Charlotte Convention Center Charlotte, NC Description: National Pavement Expo brings vendors and contractors together who make their living from asphalt and concrete paving, sealcoating, striping, sweeping, crack repair, pavement repair, and snow removal to network with other paving professionals and attend industry workshops. In addition to hosting 200+ leading brands from the paving and pavement maintenance industry, National Pavement Expo delivers more than 50 conference sessions over a 4-day span. Whether you want to increase industry knowledge, sharpen your skills, improve efficiency, or learn about the latest and greatest products, you can do it all here! The program design of the conference allows ample opportunity to meet and network with leading contractors in the paving industry. Registration is now open. For more information and to register, visit https://nationalpavementexpo.com Location:

NATIONAL DEMOLITION ASSOCIATION (NDA) Demolition San Diego Dates: February 26-March 1, 2022 Location: Hilton San Diego Bayfront San Diego, California Description: Join NDA and your peers in the demolition industry for four days of networking and education at our Annual Convention and Expo! Demolition San Diego will feature in depth education sessions and the favorite 15-minute "Fast and Furious" presentations; opportunities to network with your peers and industry vendors; and the Live DEMOlition Event. Use Demolition San Diego to gain the knowledge and industry updates you need to advance and strengthen your business. Registration is now open! Standard pricing ends Feb. 25, 2022. Visit https://www.demolitionassociation.com for more information and to register for this event. For questions about exhibiting at the Live DEMOlition Event, contact Ryan Leach, NDA Sales Manager at 202.367.2429 or rleach@demolitionassociation.com.

INDEPENDENT EQUIPMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION (IEDA) 2022 Annual Meeting Dates: February 11–13, 2022 Location: Reunion Resort Kissimmee, FL Description: T'S OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY SO WE'RE WHOOPING IT UP BIG! IEDA Is Growing – Which Means The 2022 Annual Meeting Will Be Exploding With The Best and The Brightest of the Industry More independent equipment companies than ever now recognize the stature IEDA membership brings to their reputation and the immense value membership pours into their daily business growth 52 weeks of the year. And when this booming group gathers in person for 60 supercharged hours, the collective, best-of-the-best brain power is electrifying. Registration is now open. For more information and to register, visit https://www.ieda- SHEET METAL AND AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS' group.com/2022-annual-meeting/ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (SMACNA) Partners in Progress Conference Dates: March 1-2, 2022 NATIONAL PAVEMENT EXPO (NPE) Location: Resorts World Las Vegas 2022 National Pavement Expo & Conference Las Vegas, NV Dates: February 23-26, 2022 (Conference)

Description: A successful future requires labor and management to work together toward common goals. To do that, we need strong leaders who can build coalitions; who have the knowledge and skills to understand the needs and opportunities of where the construction industry is headed in the next 5, 10 and 20 years; and be willing to capitalize on the best practices of the industry. Above all, the future requires recruiting and retaining the best, most skilled workers into the industry. Partners in Progress 2022 is designed around the skills and knowledge necessary to meet these needs. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas March 1 & 2, 2022! Follow us on Twitter (smpartners), Instagram (smpartners), and Facebook (sheetmetalpartners) and look for #pinp22 to get the latest updates. Registration is now open! Learn more about the conference and register at: https://www.pinp.org/conferences/2022pinp/ ASSOCIATION FOR THE TRUCK WORK INDUSTRY (NTEA) Work Truck Week 2022 Dates: March 8–11, 2022 Location: Indiana Convention Center Indianapolis, Indiana Description: Building on the success of the 2021 virtual event, NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry is adding a more robust online component and officially rebranding its annual industry gathering as Work Truck Week®. During the 2022 event, The Work Truck Show® exhibit hall, Green Truck Summit, and a myriad of other offerings will be featured throughout the week, including NTEA Annual Meeting with keynote speaker Mike Rowe. Work Truck Week includes product displays, education, and multiple networking opportunities to help bring the industry together. The large exhibit hall encompasses offerings from all commercial vehicle industry segments, including chassis, bodies, aerial devices, snow and ice control equipment, accessories and components. Green Truck Summit features intensive programs led by industry experts and fleet managers covering clean energy trends for commercial vehicles and operational insights for vocational truck fleets. As part of the 2022 educational program, thought leaders and industry experts will share strategies to help attendees improve efficiency, implement best practices and grow their operations. Registration is now open! Advance pricing ends Feb. 8, 2022 For more information, visit worktruckweek.com or call 800441-6832. Join the conversation at worktruckweek.com/getsocial.

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All States Ag Parts Announces Purchase of Summit Supply, Contrax Equipment All States Ag Parts (ASAP), an associated with our existing H&R rently in place at Summit Supply and agricultural and heavy equipment Construction Equipment Parts divi- Contrax Equipment. aftermarket parts supplier in North sion. This acquisition will tremenAll States Ag Parts is a leading supAmerica, announced the acquisition dously improve our opportunity to plier of agricultural parts in North of Summit Supply and Contrax serve that segment of our customer America and carries used, new afterEquipment. market and remanufactured Summit Supply and parts for tractors, skid steers, Contrax Equipment both combines and other ag specialize in aftermarket “Both companies will be closely equipment. Parts are rubber tracks and undercarstocked for virtually all riage parts for a wide vari- associated with our existing brands of equipment includety of agricultural and con- H&R Construction Equipment ing John Deere, Case IH, struction equipment. Ford, New Holland, Allis Summit Supply has six Parts division.” Chalmers, Massey U.S. locations, including Bill Davidson Ferguson, Agco, Hesston Asbury, N.J.; Auburn, and many more. All States Ag Parts Wash.; Dallas, Texas; For more information Chicago, Ill.; Los Angeles, about Summit Supply, call Calif.; and Atlanta, Ga. 888/888-1248 or visit Contrax Equipment has three base,” said Bill Davidson, president SummitRubberTracks.com. Canadian locations, including of All States Ag Parts. For more information about Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. Davidson added that all employees Contrax Equipment, call 888/429With the addition of Summit of Summit Supply and Contrax 4250 or visit ContraxEquipment.com Supply and Contrax Equipment, All Equipment will be offered employFor more information about All States Ag Parts now operates 33 loca- ment with the new company. He said States Ag Parts, call 877/530-4430 or tions in North America. All States Ag Parts is looking forward visit TractorPartsASAP.com.  “Both companies will be closely to maintaining the strong team cur-

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Jeff Martin Appoints Helping Workers Follow, Understand Rogers as Business Safety Rules Keeps Them Safe On Job Development Director Lighting is key to the safety and security of construction workers, especially when the work takes place at night.

SAFETY from page 94

Operators Ready Operators can help reduce risk associated with heavy equipment through safe practices. Travelers urges contractors to make sure operators are familiar with both the rig and the operator’s manual for the machine. At the start of each shift, operators should inspect the equipment including the brake system, headlights, taillights, brake lights, windshield wipers and audible warning devices, such as the horn and the back-up alarm. All side and back mirrors should be adjusted to help compensate for blind spots, and the operator should ensure workers are clear of equipment before engaging it. The operator should always acknowledge and allow safe passage to workers who alert him or her that they are approaching. He or she should never drive in reverse gear with an obstructed rear view, advised Ohio BWC, unless the vehicle has an audible alarm or a spotter is in place. NIOSH urges contractors ensure that drivers only back up under the supervision of a spotter. The operator should avoid operating equipment parallel to slopes or embankments and turn off the engine and engage brakes before leaving

equipment. When getting on and off the equipment, the operator should face it, maintaining three points of contact, said Travelers. He or she should always wear the seat belt and avoid overloading vehicles. Can You See Me? On the ground, workers also should be responsible for their own protection and well-being as they work. They should wear high-visibility clothing when working around heavy mobile equipment, according to the company. Ground crew should avoid positioning themselves in a blind spot or riding on moving equipment; avoid setting up their work area near heavy mobile equipment; and avoid walking or working under a suspended load. Ohio BWC suggests contractors train workers not to position themselves between mechanical equipment and a fixed object. Make eye contact with and alert the operator — and ensure the operator sees you — before approaching a vehicle, urged both Travelers and Ohio BWC. And ride only in approved seats and wear a seat belt. “Construction workers are around heavy equipment every day, and they can become accustomed to the pres-

ence of heavy equipment, not giving much thought to the risks. Taking some time to understand and follow safety rules — and staying alert while on the job — can help construction workers stay safe.” Galloway, owner of US Hammer, believes that it’s the employer’s responsibility to provide the correct attire for the crew. “With roadway projects, it’s most important to outfit your team with high visibility gear. That includes vests, jackets, coveralls, rainwear and harnesses.” If a contractor is unsure of what to invest in, Galloway suggested he or she enlist the help of the ANSI Standard for High-Visibility Apparel (ANSI 1071999). “Not all high-vis gear is created equal,” said Galloway. “High visibility applications are diverse and contingent upon weather conditions, time-of-day, and many other factors,” he added. “Do your research and outfit your team with the appropriate attire based on where they’re working and the time of day. There is attire for daylight visibility as well as three separate classes of nighttime attire. Choose wisely and don’t leave your team exposed.”  CEG

Jeff Martin Auctioneers Inc. (JMA) has introduced Dustin Rogers as director of business development. In this role, Rogers will be providing auction solutions to corporations, contractors and farming operations. Additionally, he will assist the growing sales team with further developing existing business and offering services to new clients and sectors. Rogers is a third-generation auctioneer with a wide range of experience in the heavy equipment and agricultural industry. JMA has four fully staffed offices and 12 auction sites nationwide. In 2021, the Jeff Martin Family of Companies conducted well over 200 live and online auctions is 15 states. Prior to joining JMA, Rogers served in several high-profile positions as an auctioneer and, most recently, as a sales manager of Carolina CAT. Based in Mount Airy, N.C., Rogers learned the auction business from Hall of Fame Auctioneers Bracky (grandfather), and Mark (father) Rogers as part of the family business. Rogers currently serves as President-Elect of the Auctioneers Association of North Carolina and is the 2017 National Auctioneers Association International Auctioneer Champion. “It is a testament to the success and growth of JMA that we have been able to attract talent like Dustin to our team,” said JMA CEO, Jeff Martin. “In addition to being an excellent salesman and champion auctioneer, Dustin fits our company culture. 2021 was a year of tremendous growth for our company. 2022 is already off to a record start. We look forward to having Dustin help us serve current and future clients with unparalleled customer service.” “The opportunity to join Jeff Martin Auctioneers aligns two of my passions, the auction and equipment industries,” said Rogers. “I am excited to have the opportunity to contribute to JMA's growth. As an expanding company with growing resources, we can provide an international reach while still offering personalized auction services.” JMA has a full slate of equipment and transportation auctions already scheduled for 2022. The highlight of the first quarter is the Annual Winter Kissimmee, Florida Auction on Feb. 14 to 16, 2022. For more information, visit www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com. 

Dustin Rogers

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ACTIVE HEAVY DUTY COOLING ............................................................35

LEEBOY ..........................................................................................60,61,67

AIM ATTACHMENTS ................................................................................54

LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS........................................................................49

ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC ....................................................18

LUBY EQUIPMENT SERVICES ..............................................................19

ALTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY - WEST ................................................104

MACALLISTER MACHINERY CO INC ....................................................27

AMERICAN STATE EQUIPMENT ..............................................................7

MANITOU GROUP....................................................................................76

ASPEN EQUIPMENT................................................................................54

MAULDIN PAVING PRODUCTS ..............................................................58

ASTEC/CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS............................................56,57

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

ASV

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MCCOY ......................................................................................................9

BANE-WELKER ..........................................................................................6

MCCOY CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY ..............................................34

BARGAINS................................................................................................95

MID COUNTRY MACHINERY ..................................................................21

BELL TRUCKS AMERICA INC..................................................................47

MOROOKA USA ......................................................................................39

BOBCAT COMPANY ............................................................................52,53

NATIONAL PAVEMENT EXPO ................................................................62

BROOKS TRACTOR ................................................................................13 CEG SCALE MODELS ............................................................................38 CENTRAL POWER SYSTEMS & SERVICE ............................................22 CONDUIT SEARCH GROUP....................................................................26 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE..................................70,83,96,101 CUSTOM MADE PRODUCTS ..................................................................54 DOOSAN..............................................................................................32,33 DYNAPAC ................................................................................................63 E TIP INC ..................................................................................................34 FABICK CAT................................................................................................2 FINKBINER EQUIPMENT CO ....................................................................7 FLANGE LOCK ........................................................................................36 FOLEY EQUIPMENT CO..........................................................................15 GEHL ........................................................................................................44 GOMACO CORP ......................................................................................64

NEWMAN TRACTOR................................................................................25 NPK CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INC ..............................................37 NUSS GROUP ..........................................................................................10 ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY ..............................................................11 ROLAND MACHINERY INC........................................................................5 ROSCO MANUFACTURING ....................................................................59 SAKAI AMERICA INC ..............................................................................68 SANY AMERICA INC ................................................................................29 SMH GROUP-US ......................................................................................14 SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT CO ........................................................20 STAR EQUIPMENT LTD ............................................................................6 SUNBELT RENTALS INC ..........................................................................3 TAKEUCHI............................................................................................88,89 TERAN INDUSTRIES INC ........................................................................48

HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................103

TORO ........................................................................................................72

HITACHI EXCAVATOR ........................................................................86,87

TRI-STATE BOBCAT............................................................................14,35

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ........................................74,75

TRI-STATE TRAILER SALES ..................................................................28

IRAY AUCTIONS INC................................................................................99

VLP AN EQUIPMENTSHARE COMPANY ................................................31

JCB INC ..............................................................................................50,51

VOLVO COMPACTION ............................................................................71

JFW EQUIPMENT INC ............................................................................66

VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT..................................................93

JJ SCHECKEL CORP ..............................................................................17

WACKER NEUSON ..................................................................................41

JOHN DEERE ..........................................................................................43

WAINROY ................................................................................................31

JOHN DEERE SKID STEER ....................................................................73

WEILER PRODUCTS ..............................................................................65

KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC..............................................................23

WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES................................................................34

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..............................................................90,91

WIRTGEN AMERICA ..........................................................................68,69

KUBOTA SVL ............................................................................................92

WORLD OF ASPHALT ..............................................................................42

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