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Case Supports Its First Racine H4H ‘Women Build’ Event...20

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Illinois Equipment Distributors Celebrates 70 Years...26

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The project has approximately 100,000 tons of HMA to pave, and it will be critical to have the mix placed before unfavorable paving conditions set in.

John Arapidis Takes Reigns as President, CEO...44

Table of Contents.............4 Aggregate and Recycling Section......................29-39 Attachment Section ...................................47-51

Going Green On the Job Site Best Practices for a Sustainable Construction Operation By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

Trucks & Trailer Section ...................................63-71 Auction Section ........75-83 Business Calendar..........79 Advertisers Index...........82

The coronavirus pandemic has changed a lot about how the construction industry operates these days. It’s driven crew members further apart from one another. It’s also clogged the flow and hiked the prices of construction materials. But, it’s propelled sustainability to a place of higher priority on job sites. The timing couldn’t have been better.

“In the midst of the global pandemic and economic crisis, there was also a notable shift toward reversing decades of damage and a renewed focus on addressing climate change,” said Bob Lester, president and CEO of DuraSeal. He believes it has put builders under a microscope for sustainability practices. They’ll now have to prove to customers and investors that they take the future of our planet into considersee SUSTAINABILITY page 62

Embodied carbon is the sum impact of all greenhouse gas emissions of a material throughout its life. Concrete uses the highest amount of embodied carbon, followed by steel, then ceramics. Replacing concrete with a material such as fly ash can cut down on embodied carbon on a job site.

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2003 Cat D6NLGP / $69,500

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2014 Cat 312E / $95,000

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2016 JLG 800S 00S Manlift Aerial Lift . $84,500

2014 JLG 450AJ Aerial Lift .... $36,500

2016 JLG 800S Aerial A Lift ......... $79,500

A30 ton capacity, cab with A/C, Cummins C QSB6.7 215HP diesel, diesel 101 101’ 4 section boom, m 42 42’ jib, jib stabilizers, 20.5-25 tires, Ta adano electtric load moment indicator system (AML-L), 4 WD/ssteer, dual winch, 2,310 hrs. .................................................... #10123

Deutz TD2.9L 65HP Tier 4F diesel, 80’ platform height, 4WD, 2 wheel steer, Skypower, 8 8’ basket, 15 x 6.25 IRDP ¿OOHG WLUHV FROG ZHDWKHU VWDUW LQZDUG VHOI FORVLQJ gate, 45% gradability ability, 33,450 lbs., 727 hrs. ... #ST208

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2012 Cat M322D Wheeled d ....... $129,500

2020 Kenwortth T--880 w/ Fassi Crane . $184,500

2019 KW T800 Crane Truck .... .. $135,000

2019 KW T800 Crane rane Truck .... $135,000

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INDUSTRY HAILS SENATE PASSAGE OF HISTORIC INFRASTRUCTURE BILL

The U.S. Senate passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Aug. 10 by a wide bipartisan majority vote, 69-30. Nineteen republicans joined all 50 democrats in passing the bill, which now will head to the House.

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KIRBY TO SERVE AS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD; ARAPIDIS AS PRESIDENT, CEO

JOHN DEERE NOW OFFERS JDLINK CONNECTIVITY SERVICE SUBSCRIPTION

As part of the $4 billion Central Tri-State Tollway Project, the Illinois Tollway is reconstructing the Mile Long Bridge that carries up to 150,000 vehicles daily over two major railroads.

Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc., a distributor of heavy equipment and cranes in the central United States, announced that John Arapidis has been named president and CEO.

John Deere is improving the ability for customers to maximize machine performance and uptime through updates to the JDLink platform. Customers will no longer need to renew their JDLink connectivity service subscription.

AGC of Minnesota hosted its annual Golf Tournament on Aug. 6 at Keller Golf Course in Maplewood, Minn. The sold-out event provided those in the industry the opportunity to connect with peers and enjoy a day on the course.

Rock Machinery Co. LLC., a distributor of processing equipment and parts for the mining, aggregate and recycling industries, announced its recent hire of Bud Fontana, who joins the company as the mining account manager.

Case CE employees are volunteering as part of Racine Habitat for Humanity’s first ever “Women Build” project — a Racine homebuilding project drawing particular attention to housing inequality and the challenges faced by women.

In his role as managing director, he will provide leadership and guidance necessary to oversee and implement the corporate and strategic plans for the nine product segments under Liebherr USA, Co.

Ritchie Bros. and Euro Auctions have jointly announced that they have entered into an agreement under which Ritchie Bros. will acquire Euro Auctions group for an enterprise value of approximately $1.08 billion.

Yanmar America announced Yanmar Power Solutions distributor Crosspoint Power & Refrigeration LLC has expanded its coverage territory to Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, effective Aug. 1, 2021.

AGC OF MINNESOTA SELLS OUT ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

CASE SUPPORTS ITS FIRST RACINE H4H ‘WOMEN BUILD’ EVENT

LIEBHERR ANNOUNCES FRIEDRICH AS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR

ILLINOIS EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS CELEBRATES 70 YEARS

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Crestwood 708-597-3110 2015 Leeboy 8510C s/n 122257, 2750 Hours, Paving Width 8'-15', Heated screed, Legend Screed System ....................$52,500

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Industry Hails Senate Passage of Historic Infrastructure Bill The U.S. Senate passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Aug. 10 by a wide bipartisan majority vote, 69-30. Nineteen republicans joined all 50 democrats in passing the bill, which now will head to the House, though that chamber may not take up the bill until fall, after its August recess. Construction industry associations are lauding the milestone legislation, which will, if passed by the House, allocate $1.2 trillion for roads, bridges, rail, transit and the electric grid. Here are the statements released by industry associations so far: AEM “Equipment manufacturers commend the U.S. Senate for passing a bold and bipartisan bill that will make a transformational investment in our nation’s infrastructure. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will create nearly 500,000 new manufacturing jobs over the next three years, including more than 100,000 high-skilled, family-sustaining jobs in the equipment manufacturing industry. Investing in our infrastructure also will help us respond to our biggest challenges in ways that improve the quality of life for all Americans, reinforce our global economic standing, and protect our planet,” said Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) senior vice president of government and industry relations Kip Eideberg. “We applaud the steadfast leadership and bipartisan work of the Senate negotiators and committees to reach agreement through a collaborative and transparent process. Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Rob Portman worked tirelessly to steer the bill through the Senate and overcome a myriad of obstacles, and we are grateful for their dogged focus on bipartisanship. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is not only a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure, but an opportunity to restore our economic competitiveness, enhance equipment manufacturers’ ability to meet the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century, and improve the lives of all Americans. We urge the House of Representatives to put policy ahead of

politics and pass this bill as soon as possible. “For years, equipment manufacturers have the led the charge for a historic investment in our nation’s core infrastructure needs. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act not only reflects many of our industry’s policy priorities but is also proof that members of both parties can work together for the benefit of all Americans.”

tisan measure until passing an unrelated, partisan, spending bill. The last thing Washington should do is hold a muchneeded, bipartisan infrastructure bill hostage to partisan politics. Delaying action on the infrastructure measure will hurt the economy and deny workers opportunities to start high-paying construction careers. It is time to put people back to work instead of paying them to stay home. That is why we are urging the House to quickly pass the bipartisan AED infrastructure bill and send it to the “AED commends the U.S. Senate’s President for signature.” approval of the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act. For years, AED has advocated for Congress to work in a bipartisan ARTBA manner to rebuild our nation’s crumbling “The strong bipartisan spirit demoninfrastructure, and we’re now one step strated in the Senate approval of the closer to making it a reality. Not only Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act does the bill fund vital projects across the sets the bar high,” said American Road country, but it also includes a five-year & Transportation Builders Association surface transportation reauthorization (ARTBA) President and CEO Dave that will provide long-term certainty for Bauer. contractors and other AED member cus“The U.S. economy and transportation tomers. All without onerous tax increas- system users stand to benefit most from es on America’s job creators,” said enactment of an infrastructure bill that AED’s President and CEO Brian P. combines historic investment levels with McGuire. pragmatic policy reforms. “I now call on the U.S. House of “The Senate vote is a much-needed Representatives to immediately take up step, but not the finish line. and pass the Infrastructure Investment & “We will continue to work with the Jobs Act, sending it to President Biden House, Senate and the Biden administrafor his signature. The equipment industry tion to help achieve an outcome that is more than ready to help rebuild this addresses America’s transportation infracountry, creating economic growth, structure needs today and in the future.” well-paying jobs and putting the United States on the path to future prosperity. ASCE Further delay is unacceptable.” The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) applauds the U.S. AGC Senate for passing the bipartisan “The new infrastructure measure Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed by the Senate today provides (IIJA), proving once again that the much-needed new federal investments in strength and reliability of our nation’s a wide range of infrastructure projects. infrastructure systems is an issue that These investments will help generate unites us all. new demand for construction services, With this legislation, the federal govequipment, and materials. More impor- ernment will restore their critical partnertant, the new investments will create ship with cities and states to modernize high-paying construction career opportu- our nation’s infrastructure, including nities and help make our economy more transit systems, drinking water pipes, efficient and competitive,” said Stephen school facilities, broadband, ports, airE. Sandherr, chief executive officer of ports and more. the Associated General Contractors of We commend the Senate for prioritizAmerica. ing American communities by passing “Unfortunately, some members of the this bipartisan infrastructure legislation House want to delay action on the bipar- and urge the U.S. House of

Representatives to do the same. NAPA “This bipartisan bill represents a giant step forward in bringing greater access and mobility to the American public, brings our highways and roads to good condition, sparks ongoing innovation in the asphalt pavement industry, and secures good-paying jobs for hundreds of thousands of American workers, not to mention improves their safety while on the job,” said Audrey Copeland, NAPA’s president and CEO. “NAPA thanks the President and the Senate, especially those negotiating in good faith on behalf of the American people to pass a bipartisan infrastructure funding bill in a timely manner, enabling much-needed construction and maintenance for America’s critical highways, roads, and bridges,” said James Winford, NAPA 2020-21 chairman. UAW “The USW commends the bipartisan work of the U.S. Senate in passing a badly needed infrastructure bill. Our nation’s critical infrastructure is long past due for significant upgrades, and this bill is an important step toward both making our communities more secure and creating millions of good, family-sustaining jobs,” said United Steelworkers (USW) International President Tom Conway. “USW members from across every corner of our union already provide the essential building blocks of a modern infrastructure, from the steel that goes into our bridges, to the pipes that carry our water, to the fiber optic glass that keeps us connected and much more. “A comprehensive infrastructure investment that draws on the goods and services American workers supply will promote widespread job growth and economic opportunity. USW members and their families will further benefit from this investment as their workplaces and communities become safer and more efficient. “As this bill moves to the U.S. House, we cannot let the momentum falter. We urge Congress to continue working together in overhauling both our physical and social infrastructures until they finally meet our modern needs.” 

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Beam Delivery Begins for Central Tri-State Tollway Bridge Transport and delivery of bridge beams are under way for the Illinois Tollway’s new southbound Mile Long Bridge on the Central Tri-State Tollway (I-294). Delivery of new concrete and steel beams for the $500 million Mile Long Bridge Project is anticipated to continue through early 2022. As part of the $4 billion Central Tri-State Tollway Project, the Illinois Tollway is reconstructing the Mile Long Bridge that carries up to 150,000 vehicles daily over two major railroads; the Des Plaines River; the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal; the Illinois and Michigan Canal; local roads; and over several major distribution centers. Construction of the new northbound structure was completed in 2020 and construction of the new southbound structure is scheduled to be complete in 2022. “This massive reconstruction of the Mile Long Bridge is right on schedule and as we continue to move forward we are working to ensure the roadway remains safe for both drivers and workers during construction, which is part of our overall commitment to safety,” said José Alvarez, Illinois Tollway Illinois Tollway photo executive director. “We will make every effort to minimize the impact of construction Cranes lift the first 115-ton concrete beam into place on the new southbound Mile Long Bridge while another 64 concrete beams on our customers, and we ask drivers to — some measuring up to 187 ft. long — will be installed there this month as crews work to complete the structure on I-294. please be patient as trucks carrying the new The new 4,800-ft.-long bridge is scheduled to open to drivers by the end of 2022. beams for the southbound bridge make their way to the construction site.” imately 115 tons and measures between 72 A $184.6 million contract to build the new each direction. The original bridge structures The first deliveries of beams for the new and 90 in. tall and between 111 and 187 ft. northbound bridge structure began in sum- were built in 1958. southbound Mile Long Bridge began Aug. 9. long. mer 2019 and was completed in November Both of the new bridges feature 27 spans The concrete beams are being transported by Altogether 250 concrete beams will be 2020. Work began on a second $182.6 mil- supported by 26 piers, compared to the pretruck from a manufacturing site in delivered to the site for the new southbound lion contract in 2020 to remove the old vious structures with 53 piers, reducing the Wisconsin, traveling eastbound on the Jane Mile Long Bridge Project. In addition, 165 northbound structure and deliver the new impact on waterways, roadway and rail Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90) and steel beam segments also will be delivered southbound Mile Long Bridge to drivers by operations below. In addition, the bridges’ southbound on I-294 to the construction site. from a fabrication site in Kentucky during the end of 2022. The entire Mile Long inside shoulders in both directions will be Transport trucks, escorted by Illinois State the course of the project and used to form 52 Bridge Project is scheduled to be complete built to serve as Flex Lanes for transit, for Police, are traveling at a low rate of speed steel beams installed over the County Forest by the end of 2023. emergency vehicles and as an alternate lane between hours of 4 a.m. and noon on week- Preserve property and the Chicago Sanitary The Mile Long Bridge Project includes when warranted. days. All deliveries are weather dependent and Ship Canal. Each of the steel beam seg- building two, new side-by-side 4,800-ft.The Illinois Tollway is coordinating work and schedules will be available on Daily ments will measure between 86 and 120 in. long bridge structures designed to last 100 on the Mile Long Bridge Project with the Construction Alerts posted on the Tollway’s tall and between 39 and 234 ft. long. years and increasing capacity to five lanes in Village of Hodgkins, Village of Countryside, website. Village of Willow Springs, Village The trucks with the beams will of Justice, Cook County, Forest be parked along the southbound Preserve District of Cook County, Mile Long Bridge during the day Metropolitan Water Reclamation and beams will be installed on new District, Burlington Northern bridge piers constructed over Des Santa Fe Railway, Illinois Plaines River and the Lawndale Department of Transportation, Avenue Solids Management Area Illinois Environmental Protection owned by the Metropolitan Water Agency, U.S. Army Corps of Reclamation District during dayEngineers, U.S. Department of time hours. No additional lane cloFish and Wildlife, U.S. Coast sures will be required for this work. Guard, Illinois Department of During the month of August, 65 Natural Resources (IDNR), IDNR precast, prestressed concrete beams Office of Water Resources and the will be trucked more than 100 mi. Illinois Nature Preserve to the bridge site with special 10Commission, as well as numerous ft.-wide, heavy-load semi-trailers, businesses located near the Mile featuring 14 axles, rear steering and Illinois Tollway photo Long Bridge. custom engineered swivel bolsters. Transport and delivery of bridge beams are under way for the Illinois Tollway’s new southbound Mile For more information, visit illiEach of the beams weighs approx- Long Bridge on the Central Tri-State Tollway (I-294). noistollway.com. 

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AGC of Minnesota Sells Out Annual Golf Tournament

he weather cooperated as AGC of Minnesota hosted its annual Golf Tournament on Aug. 6 at Keller Golf Course in Maplewood, Minn. The sold-out event provided those in the industry the opportunity to connect with peers and enjoy a day on the course. This year’s scholarship winners were announced during the tournament. Two students received the C.S. McCrossan Scholarship: Justin Babcock and Brandi Rutten, both civil engineering students at the AGC raised $1,500 for scholarships through raffle and U of M Minneapolis. Receiving the AGC of Minnesota scholar- “split the pot” ticket sales. ships were Emmanuel Kumi — Minnesota State Moorhead, construction management; Karli Schmitt — U of M Minneapolis, construction management; Eva Sharot — Minnesota State Mankato, construction management; Jordan VanRisseghem — St. Cloud Congratulations to Sean McBride (USI); Tony Diehl (PWS Inc.); State University, land surveying; and Bridget James Dickey (PWS Inc.); and Isiah Dilley (PWS Inc.) on their winWomack — University of Wisconsin, ning team score of 56. Whitewater Campus, occupational safety. Tournament sponsors included Larkin Hoffman, American State Equipment, RDO Equipment Co., Ziegler CAT, BrockWhite Considering the putting Construction Materials, CSDZ, Fringe contest angles. Benefits Design Inc., Hayden-Murphy and Orion Search Group.  CEG

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2014 Komatsu D39PX-23

2012 Komatsu PC360LC10

KM16294X $119,500 6,000 hrs.

KM16523M $399,500 2,059 hrs.

KM14199X

$117,500 2,972 hrs.

KM12252D $118,500 6,300 hrs.

2015 Caterpillar DD9T

$219,750

2015 Komatsu PC138USLC-10 KM15152X 4,100 hrs.

$109,500

2006 Komatsu WA200-5L

2016 Komatsu WA470-8

2013 Komatsu WA200-6

2017 Deere 644K

CT15767X $569,500 8,364 hrs.

KM06305U $61,500 8,343 hrs.

KM16433X $143,500 7,504 hrs.

KM13109X $49,500 10,149 hrs.

$109,250 7,109 hrs.

2008 Caterpillar 963D

2018 Komatsu D65EX-18

2017 John Deere 310LEP

2014 LeeBoy 8510C

CT08803X $139,500 7,139 hrs.

KM18352X $209,500 3,500 hrs.

JD17004J $79,500 1,223 hrs.

LB14006X $79,500 2,219 hrs.

JD17003X

2015 Komatsu HM400-5 KM15268M 9,800 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.

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877.549.7501

www.kirby-smith.com

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

724/947-2235 Day/Night Fax 724/947-3820 Call Andy Miller Established 1928 Our Greatest Assets .. Our Employees COMPACTORS

OFF ROAD HAULERS

CRANES

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

Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26.5R25 tires, type, (4) MH lights, excellent . . . . . . . . .From $5,200 approx 7,000 hrs, good condition . . . . . . . .$147,500 Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5x25, A/C,

BACKHOES

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

HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$162,500 P/S trans, 26 cy, working everyday on jobsites . . . . . . Cat 336FL, 2015, 33.5” TBG Pads, Q/C, aux hyd, 4,300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$89,000

MISCELLANEOUS

(2) Balderson Broom Attachment for Cat IT Machines,

HMR, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$224,500 Volvo A30C, 1996, 30 tons, 11,000 hrs, 296 hp, 6WD,

8' wide, good condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 Ea. Komatsu PC220LC-8 Longreach, 2011, Young 23.5R25, 21 cy cap, A/C, P/S trans, works everyday . . NUMEROUS Rivinius R600’s, 10’ Wide, Mount on Boom/Stick 60’ reach, 3,500 HMR . . . . . . . .$179,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$122,500 Dozer Blade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25,500 Kobelco SK210LC, 2007, Q/C, aux hyd, 31.5” TBG Pads, 3,900 HMR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$72,500

DOZERS

ATTACHMENTS

Cat D5NXL, 2006, 10’ PAT Blade, Paccar PA55 winch,

BUCKETS

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

Over 100 Excavator, Loader, Specialized &

MOTOR SCRAPERS

Cat 613C Water Wagon, 1994, 5000 gal drop tank, Cat D6NLGP, 2008, VPAT Blade, Drawbar, 33” Pads, ROPS, spray heads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$49,500 Cat 621F, 1996, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x2, very good condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL

9,900 HMR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$87,500

Grapple Buckets in Stock -Call For Your Needs FORKS

Cat D6NLGP, 2014, Foldable VPAT Blade, Paccar PA55

(8) IT28F/G Forks, Balderson qc, 48"-60" pallet style, winch, 7,200 HMR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$142,500 Cat 621E, 1989, Scraper, OROPS, 33.25x29, very nice excellent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 Komatsu D155AX-6, 2007, Sigma S-U Blade, 4-bbl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL Others Available Call Single Shank Ripper, 8,400 HMR . . . . . . . . .$229,500

Prices Are Negotiable - At Your Inspection

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

All Equipment is Owned & Operated By

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

ALEX E. PARIS CONTRACTING CO., INC.

TRUCKS & TRAILERS

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2016 CATERPILLAR 349FL, ID# PGN0402, SN BZ200836, 5445 HOURS..................................$202,250

2015 CATERPILLAR 12M3AWD, ID# TUC0352, SN N9P00164, 2295 HOURS ................................$197,400

2017 CATERPILLAR 262D, ID# 21B043, SN DTB06475, 3083 HOURS ..................................$40,500

2017 CATERPILLAR TL642D, ID# UBU0100, SN ML800549, 1905 HOURS ....................................$89,000

2019 CATERPILLAR 420F2IT, ID# 9CR6791, SN HWD03700, 1725 HOURS ..............................$100,310

2018 CATERPILLAR 416F2, ID# 8CR6709, SN HWB01467, 1185 HOURS ........................................$87,920

2017 CATERPILLAR 272D2, ID# UUC0049, SN BL200762, 2835 HOURS ....................................$37,500

2011 CATERPILLAR 160M2AW, ID# SUC0037, SN M9K00206, 7080 HOURS........................................$144,900

2015 CATERPILLAR 289D, ID# UUC0375, SN TAW03971, 5001 HOURS ..................................$32,700

2017 CATERPILLAR 735C, ID# PGN0653, SN TFJ00247, 3950 HOURS ....................................$372,300

2014 CATERPILLAR 140M2AW, ID# RUC0259, SN M9J00839, 6165 HOURS ..................................$169,520

2011 CATERPILLAR 236B3, ID# 21B037, SN A9H00789, 3012 HOURS ....................................$21,500

1998 CATERPILLAR 950G, ID# TUC0379, SN 3JW00319, 10731 HOURS..................................$49,900

2014 CATERPILLAR D6TLGP, ID# SUR0021, SN KSB01629, 5875 HOURS..................................$191,600

2013 CATERPILLAR 279C, ID# UUC0252, SN KWB01468, 4670 HOURS ........................................$37,900

2019 GENIE GR26J, ID# 9AR5505, SN GRJL-2097, 65 HOURS ....................................................................$29,400

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Case Supports Its First Racine H4H ‘Women Build’ Event Case Construction Equipment employees are volunteering as part of Racine Habitat for Humanity’s first ever “Women Build” project — a Racine homebuilding project drawing particular attention to housing inequality and the challenges faced by women who are

first-time homebuyers. Each home is priced at fair market value, and loans are interest free with mortgage payments targeted to be below 30 percent of the homeowner’s monthly income. “We are committed to supporting more

Case and CNH Industrial employees volunteered during the week of Aug. 2 in support of a variety of construction projects.

Case Construction Equipment employees are volunteering as part of Racine Habitat for Humanity’s first ever “Women Build” project — a Racine homebuilding project drawing particular attention to housing inequality and the challenges faced by women who are first-time homebuyers.

affordable housing opportunities, and fully support diversity, equity and inclusion in our communities,” said Athena Campos, CNH Industrial Foundation board member, and also head of market development, Case Construction Equipment. “We see the Women Build project as something that is extremely beneficial for Racine, and critically important in building strong and resilient communities that support family growth and development.” The CNH Industrial Foundation is presenting sponsor of the event, and Case and CNH Industrial employees volunteered during the week of Aug. 2 in support of a variety of construction projects. “Single women can pay up to two percent more for their homes and sell them for up to three percent less than single men due to implicit bias and prejudice built into the homebuying process,” said Grant Buenger, executive director, Racine Habitat for Humanity. “Our projects ensure affordability regardless of gender, and protect women from paying higher costs for their homes. Our homeowners start their home ownership journey with no deficit and gain the strength, stability and self-reliance needed to care for their families.” “The support of the CNH Industrial Foundation, and CNH Industrial and CASE employees makes all of this possible,” said Buenger. For more information, visit habitatracine.org, CaseCE.com and cnhindustrial.com. 

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Contact Rollie Aspenson (Used Equipment Manager)

at 608-220-1723 rollieaspenson@ brookstractor.com

See our entire used inventory at www.brookstractor.com Six Locations in Wisconsin to serve you! Sun Prairie (Madison) • Milwaukee • De Pere (Green Bay) • West Salem (La Crosse) • Plover (Stevens Point) • Mt. Pleasant (Racine) 2015 JOHN DEERE 524K

2013 JOHN DEERE 700K

Stk #C94572-9, Cab/AC, Double Diff Lock, Stk #C94949, Cab w/ AC, Low Ground 3rd Spool, Ride Control, Quick Coupler, GP Pressure Tracks, 30" Pads, Hydrostatic Trans, Bucket, 1147 Hrs ........................................ 3375 Hrs ..................................$115,000 ................$124,000 WITH WARRANTY

2018 DYNAPAC CC900

Stk #CC900AH, 36", Double Drum, Kubota Engine, New / On Lot, 63 Hrs ........$29,500

2018 DYNAPAC CC5200VI

2018 JOHN DEERE 245G LC

Stk #U800562, Cab/AC, Long Arm, Aux. Hyd., Stk #C96365, Cab w/ AC, Medium-Long Arm, Coupler, 24" Bucket, 2673 Hrs ...................... Wide Pads, w/ Bucket, 4620 Hrs .................. ................$179,000 WITH WARRANTY ................................................$139,000

2019 JOHN DEERE 544L

Stk C95872-7, Cab/AC, Coupler, 3 Spool, Stk #CC5200AA, 77" Double Drum, Temperature sensors, Drive lights, 22 Hrs ...... Double Diff, Bucket ...................................... ................$179,000 WITH WARRANTY ................$125,000 WITH WARRANTY

2008 ETNYRE RF50TD3

2015 JOHN DEERE 650K

Stk #C95089, Mechanical Folding Gooseneck, 10' Wide, 22' Bed, Air Brakes ......$22,000

Stk #C96646-2, Cab/AC, LGP, 124" Blade, 24" Pads, 1572 Hrs ..................$129,000

2018 JOHN DEERE 160G LC

2020 JOHN DEERE 310SL HL

Stk #C94573, Cab w/ AC, Cntrl Pattern Select, Medium-Long Arm, Sd Boom, Long Track, 28" Pads, Aux Hyds, Coupler w/ Bkt, 48" Bucket, 967 Hrs ....$169,000 WITH WARRANTY

Stk #C96404, 245 Hrs, Cab w/AC, Pilot Controls, 4X4, Ride Control, Extendible Dipper, Aux Hydraulics, General Purpose Bkt, 18" Bucket, 19.5 Tires ....$119,000 WITH WARRANTY

2017 VOLVO EC480

2018 JOHN DEERE 310L

1995 JOHN DEERE 650G

Stk #C96988, ROPS, Pedal Steer, 24" Pads, TC Transmission, PAT Blade, 10586 Hrs ........ ..................................................$29,000

2016 CASE 621F XR

Stk #C95533, 2430 Hrs, Cab w/ AC, Ride Stk #U328815, ROPS, 4x4, Pilot Controls, Aux. Hydraulics, Bucket, 2088 Hrs ................ Control, 20.5 Tires, High Lift Boom, New ....................$58,750 WITH WARRANTY Radials, General Purpose Bkt ......$105,000

2018 JOHN DEERE 844K

2019 JOHN DEERE 470G LC

Stk #U689760, 2643 Hrs, Cab w/ AC, Joy Stk #C95153-2, Cab w/ AC, Medium-Long Stick Steer, Ride Control, Front Diff Lock, 29.5 Arm, Standard Boom, Wide Pads, 34" Pads, Tires, General Purpose Bkt............................ Coupler, 54" Bucket, 2360 Hrs ...................... ................$299,000 WITH WARRANTY ................$339,000 WITH WARRANTY

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Liebherr Announces Friedrich as New Managing Director Liebherr welcomed Kai Friedrich as managing director of Liebherr USA, Co. and divisional director of construction equipment. In his role as managing director, he will provide leadership and guidance necessary to oversee and implement the corporate and strategic plans for the nine product segments under Liebherr USA, Co., the sales and service organization. The nine product segments include: mobile and crawler cranes; tower cranes; components; concrete technology; refrigeration and freezing; mining; deep foundation machines; maritime cranes; and construction equipment. As divisional director of construction equipment, he will be responsible for managing the team of Liebherr sales, service, training and product management staff for the construction equipment product range, which provides dedicated support, resources, and the latest products to the distribution network in the U.S market. He will lead the team in expanding and building strong relationships with dealers and affiliates in the United States to further

increase sales and Liebherr’s market presence across the United States. “Kai Friedrich has a proven track record of leadership and many accomplishments with Liebherr over the years. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from several Liebherr companies in various international markets and will no doubt be a tremendous asset to the growth of our product segments here in the U.S.,” said Torben Reher, managing director, Liebherr USA, Co. Friedrich has 18 years of experience in the heavy equipment industry, with 17 of those years serving in a variety of roles within the Liebherr Group. Throughout his career with Liebherr he has held previous positions including earthmoving sales engineer at Saudi Liebherr Co. Ltd; general manager of earthmoving and mining for Africa and the Near East at Liebherr-Export AG; general manager of earthmoving at Liebherr-Africa (Pty) Ltd.; and most recently managing director of Liebherr-Export AG. “I am looking forward to working with our experienced team and the well-established distribution network in supporting and engaging our customer base, here in the U.S. It is a pleasure and honor for me to join the Liebherr USA team. Considering the potential, diversity and importance of the U.S. market for Liebherr, I’m thrilled to lead the team into this new exciting period post COVID-19,” said Friedrich. Friedrich will officially take over the managing director of Liebherr USA, Co. role from Peter Mayr on Aug. 1, joining Torben Reher, Liebherr USA, Co. managing director in Newport News, Va. ,overseeing U.S. operations. For more information, visit www.liebherr.com. 

“I am looking forward to working with our experienced team and the well-established distribution network in supporting and engaging our customer base, here in the U.S.” Kai Friedrich

Kai Friedrich Liebherr USA, Co.

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Illinois Equipment Distributors Celebrates 70 Years as By Giles Lambertson CEG CORRESPONDENT

Industry associations exist to benefit association members — and the pooled energy of its members is what makes an association work. This synergy has worked for Illinois Equipment Distributors for 70 years. The challenge now is maintaining the mutually beneficial relationship in a changing heavy equipment industry. A couple of generations of dealer executives have retired since IED was founded, but Howell Tractor and Equipment has been there from the beginning. The company changed names last year when it was acquired by Michigan-based Alta Equipment. Howell Tractor and Equipment (now Alta Equipment) is a state-line dealership, with full-service facilities in Peru, Ill., and Gary, Ind. The Gary facility is the only Indiana dealership represented by IED. Howell Tractor and Equipment was one of a handful of equipment distributors that came together in 1951 to form what then was called Illinois Construction Equipment Distributors. The association’s business address has changed several times since then, moving across the Chicago metro area, but its focus hasn’t wavered. Michael Morton, Alta’s regional director of product support, said the purpose always has been “to advance and strengthen our industry.” During the pandemic, Morton — who is treasurer of IED — said the association emerged as “the eyes and ears of the industry. People wanted to know what was going on, what the new COVID regulations were, what they needed to do to keep their workplaces safe and so on.” The ability to flex its mission and adapt to changing business and industry conditions is key to IED’s continued viability. It will determine if the association has another 70 years in it.

(L-R) are Kevin Ridens of Ditch Witch Midwest/1ST Choice Equipment; Jim McCann of McCann Industries; Tom Smith of National Lift Truck; Tom Stern of West Side Tractor Sales (retired); Bob Jones of SES Equipment Inc.; and Joe McKeon of Construction Equipment Guide.

** Earl K. Harbaugh called Illinois Equipment Distributors an “entrepreneurial organization.” Harbaugh knows about entrepreneurship. He has started several successful companies and is CEO of Ditch Witch Midwest, which he founded in 1970. A longtime IED member, Harbaugh said forming of the organization was about bonding dealers. “Because we had to get things done with legislators, financial institutions we worked with and manufacturers. That was the whole thrust. That and working together,” he said. Any entrepreneurial venture involves initiative and risk-taking. For IED members, the risk for members involves working with competitors. It can be a little unnerving to socialize with someone you darned well know is eager to win a bigger share of the equipment market at your expense. Yet it ultimately is mutually beneficial.

Outgoing 2009 IED president, Rick Dahl (L) of Metrolift Inc., receives a plaque from incoming 2010 IED president, Jim Cox of Casey Equipment.

Jim Cox is president of another long-term IED member, Casey Equipment. He said he can’t speak to the thinking of his father, Don Cox, who co-founded the company, except to say his father and others supported IED in the early days to get to know other area equipment distributors. “Today, the IED relationships are still the same,” he said. “Most members have a kind of mutual respect for one another and an adversarial feeling at the same time. We enjoy the social part of it and then go compete the next morning.” Bob Jones attributes his IED work with developing what he calls “business friends.” Jones is vice president of sales at SES, a West Chicago equipment distributor that opened its doors in 1968. “I would never have developed relationships with competing dealers without IED,” said Jones. “You just don’t. But serving together on the IED board, you develop clos-

Rolf Helland (R) of Illinois Truck & Equipment accepts the President’s Award from Mark Harbaugh of Ditch Witch Midwest.

er relationships. As we each pursue business in the industry, issues come up that affect us all.” Still, there is awareness that members are competitors. “Though you know each other, you still do battle. I bid some stuff today in competition with others. But we don’t bring any of that to IED,” said Jones. “It is all very civil. It would be different if we were attending a meeting where we had customers, but we are all distributors and at the same level. That’s a different dynamic. So, IED is a place you can develop some business friends.” McCann Industries has been involved with IED for about 40 years, after company founder Richard J. McCann brought his company aboard. His son, Jim McCann, is company president today, presiding over nine locations in the Chicago metro area. He recalls that his father was interested in networking and sharing information, “in particular the growth of the rental industry. We were getting into construction rental and IED was a platform for us to share ideas with others. “It’s an important association for us and we’re proud to be active members,” McCann said. “What makes IED different than some other chapters is there is a level of responsibility that IED feels to the industry. We have all worked well together and each done our share of giving back. That’s not the case in some chapters. We are pretty friendly with each other and carry a torch to ensure the mission of IED is carried on.” Adam Salinas of Illinois Truck and Equipment — current IED vice president — also cites “networking with industry peers in a noncompetitive manner” as a major benefit of IED membership. “None of us are disclosing trade secrets,” said Salinas. “We’re all in the same business and we have things to learn from one another.”

Robert Sloan (L) of C.E. Rentals presents a plaque to Barry Heinrichs of Burris Equipment Company.

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Eyes, Ears of Construction Equipment Dealers Industry

Past Presidents of IED and the 2012 IED Board (L-R) Bruce Pipkin, Dick McCann, Dennis Kruepke, Tom Stern, Barry Heinrichs, Chuck Wingard, Robert Sloan, Steve Dillon, Bob Jones, Tom Novak, Hugh Goulding, Marty Ahrendt and Steve Nenn.

** Everyone cites the cross-pollination of ideas and information that come from attending association events as a primary reason to participate in the association. Yet it is IED’s work on industry issues that has produced some of the most impressive fruit. A notable accomplishment occurred in 1985 when Illinois Equipment Distributors worked with legislators to include construction and industrial machinery dealers in the state’s Illinois Farm Equipment Dealership Act. The legislation protected dealers in the event a manufacturer-dealer relationship ended, requiring a manufacturer to repurchase the inventory of a dealer. Twenty-two years later, IED led the way in protecting distributors in a different scenario. It involved non-payment to distributors for rented equipment when a construction project stalled for some reason. That is, a developer and contractor would get into a dispute, and a third party — equipment distributors — would pay the price. “If a contractor didn’t get paid on a project, we didn’t get paid for our rented equipment. The IED board started looking at the situation,” recalled Mark Harbaugh, president of Ditch Witch Midwest. In response, a mechanic’s lien bill was introduced and passed in Springfield so that “it didn’t matter if a developer got in a tiff with a contractor, our portion of the owed money for equipment had to get cleared up before the developer could take occupancy,” Harbaugh said. The legislative accomplishment earned IED a Founders Award that year at the Associated Equipment Distributors national convention. Another issue involved full payment of mechanics for warranty work. As Cox explained, “Working in conjunction with the farm equipment dealers in

Illinois, we sought to have manufacturers “AED delivers real benefits to us, but we panies were family-owned dealerships. pay prevailing wages on our warranty reim- are equally involved with IED,” he said. “I Some of them have always been owned by bursements. It was a huge thing. They would don’t know that one delivers more value family. They started out small, with one pay us 60 or 75 cents on the dollar instead of than the other. They just allow different location, maybe two, and grew from there what the labor cost really was. Some manu- aspects of our business to be engaged and and are in the second or third generation of facturers randomly selected an hourly wage represented.” the family,” Jones said. “Do they need IED to reimburse, but that isn’t the same less now? It’s difficult to say. It’s across the country. A mechanic’s just that they have more responhourly wage in Alabama might be sibility.” completely different than that of a Which is to say, growth of a mechanic in Illinois.” company sometimes translates The distributors won on that into less active participation in issue, too. the state organization. McCann said an issue on the Steve Benck can identify with horizon for equipment distributors that. The president of West Side concerns so-called “right to repair.” Tractor Sales said he recalls his Manufacturers in some industries father attending IED meetings. A purposely don’t offer genuine sales manager of West Side replacement parts and otherwise Tractor Sales, Tom Stern, retired thwart end-users or owners from from the company in 2019 and is repairing something themselves or executive secretary of IED. taking it to an independent repair At some point, Benck said he shop. began to lose interest in being “This monopoly on repair is engaged with the organization. worrisome,” said McCann. IED President Barry Heinrichs (L) presents Hugh Goulding “I was active early on, but in “Longer term, it could be a detri- (R), IED executive secretary, with an IED plaque honoring the last 20 years I haven’t been his 30 years of service to IED as executive secretary. The going to many meetings. It was ment to dealers.” The national distributors’ organ- plaque is held by Hugh’s wife, Adrienne. more that the company was ization, AED, is the principal lobgrowing and making acquisibying arm for dealers when an issue is ** tions. I had kids in soccer and so on.” national in scope. That’s because AED — Any organization that has existed for 70 He believes the association tends to beneable to draw members from the whole coun- years has weathered more than one cultural fit smaller businesses in its membership. try — brings a bigger megaphone to a shout- and/or consumer shift. Technological “The John Deeres and Caterpillars and ing match. More members equal more clout. advancements. Changed expectations about Komatsus and Volvos tell us what we are “IED is more focused on the state, on labor and the workplace. Transformations in going to do and some of us tend to focus on northern Illinois and northwest Indiana,” the economy. Heavy equipment distributors that rather than on the local association,” he said Jones. “So, when we are talking about a need look no further than the equipment in said. tax increase issue or a legislative issue, you their yard to see the stark difference in He said when he was more actively can get some support from AED, but it really machinery since the 1950s. engaged, membership was primarily “heavy doesn’t address local issues. When IED was The question is, have all of these develop- dirt equipment guys,” but IED has expanded started, it was the local issues that were so ments rendered Illinois Equipment its membership since then. very important to them.” Distributors less valuable to the businesses it “There is definitely a place for IED. It’s a McCann Industries is supportive of both serves? good organization,” Benck said. “I think it AED and IED, according to Jim McCann. “When IED started out, most of the comsee IED page 72

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Aggregate Production and Recycling Section For more information on crushing, screening and recycling equipment, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Wingra Stone Co. — Serving Wisconsin for Nearly 100 Years Few companies survive nearly 100 years, especially considering the severe economic downturns of the last century: the Great Depression; the tumultuous construction market of the late 1970s and early 1980s; and the Great Recession of 2008. Wingra Stone Company made it through all of those — as well as the good times — by adjusting its operations and making strategic moves as needed. Stewart Watson founded the firm in 1928 under the name Stewart Watson Construction. A high school principal at the time, he started making aggregates for county and township roads around Dane County, Wis., during summer breaks. He eventually turned it into a full-time operation and changed the name to Wingra Stone Company in 1949. His son, Wingra Stone Company uses its Kleemann Mobiscreen MS 952i EVO Jim, and son-in-law, Robert screening plant to make multiple products at one of its quarries. “We F. Shea, joined Wingra Stone can make as many as three types of material at once with the 952i,” Company, then took over said Travis Wise, vice president and general manager. “The producleadership in the 1970s. tion we get and how clean the products coming out of it are is like Shea’s son, Robert M., is nothing I have ever seen. Even our big plants won’t get the material as now the third-generation clean.” owner of the company, based in Madison, Wis. crushing and washing super- can make as many as three types of material Wingra Stone Company’s intendent. “The MR 130 at once with the 952i. The production we get largest customer remains its allows us to crush concrete, and how clean the products coming out of it sister firm, Wingra Rediasphalt, limestone, gravel and are is like nothing I have ever seen. Even our Mix Inc., which Watson sand. It has several features big plants won’t get the material as clean.” founded in 1959 after he that our operators like, includWise and Downs indicated that portability started producing gravel ing the ability to auto set the is a major advantage of the tracked from a quarry in Verona, feed system. You can input Kleemann products. Wise, vice president and Casey Downs, crushing and Wis. Today, Wingra Stone Travis “We can easily move them from one site general manager of Wingra washing superintendent of parameters, and the crusher Company has nearly a dozen Stone Company. will automatically adjust to another and be up and running in a matter Wingra Stone Company. locations that provide sand, speeds to maximize produc- of minutes,” said Downs. “That ability gravel and crushed stone to Wingra Redi- request. Customers can pick up products tion and efficiency. Our operators also like gained us a new customer. They called one Mix Inc. and outside customers alike. In with their own trucks, or we can deliver.” that they can crush and track at the same morning and asked if we could make a ceraddition to standard products, Wingra Stone time and can do it by remote control from tain product they needed right away. We Kleemann Increases Production Company provides custom rock crushing the machine feeding the crusher. It’s easy to loaded up the crusher and took it from one About three years ago, Wingra Stone change bars, too — which can be done in a quarry to another and made their material and recycle-crushing services, and has portable crushing, screening and wash plants. Company was looking for new crushing and couple of hours, compared to several hours that afternoon. That led to five more jobs for “Our main products are concrete stone screening equipment and demoed multiple with some of our older crushers.” them.” and washed sand,” said Travis Wise, vice brands. Among them were a Kleemann Wingra Stone Company often pairs the Wingra Stone Company acquired the president and general manager of Wingra Mobirex MR 130 Zi EVO2 closed-circuit crusher with its Mobiscreen MS 952i EVO Kleemann crushers, as well as Komatsu Stone Company. “In total, we have about 20 impact crusher and a Mobiscreen MS 952i to make multiple products at once. It also wheel loaders, with the help of Casey variations that we make for all types of con- EVO screening plant from Roland uses the 952i independently with its other Stankowski, Roland Machinery territory struction-related projects, including road- Machinery Company. crushing equipment. manager. Wingra Stone Company also rents “Kleemann gave us the best performance, work, commercial and residential sites, and “It all depends on the projects we have from Roland Machinery as needed. more. We also make custom specifications upon so we bought those,” said Casey Downs, going at any one time,” explained Wise. “We see WINGRA page 36

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To harmonize the visual identity of the existing offering with the Metso Outotec organizational brand and to create a strong, unified and easily identifiable look for the new era, Metso Outotec will update the industrial branding of its whole product and service portfolio. The new identity will clearly differentiate Metso Outotec’s offering by combining modern design with the powerful Metso Outotec brand colors and typography. Standalone brands in the aggregates business like McCloskey, Shaorui and Jonsson make an exception and will continue with the existing branding. High customer value, sustainability and safety features are among the key criteria behind Metso Outotec’s industrial design and product branding choices. Metso Outotec’s Planet Positive-thinking also will be visible on the products: the more than 100 products already identified to have sustainability features relating to water or energy efficiency, reduction of emissions, circularity or safety will have a Planet Positive label attached to them. Implementation of Product Branding in Phases The main color of the Metso Outotec prod-

ucts will be light grey, replacing the previous industrial product branding of both companies. A darker grey shade will be used as an accent color to bring contrast. The strong and recognizable black and orange brand colors and the Metso Outotec logo will always be visible on the products. Additionally, product names will be visible, marked with an orange stripe. The new color scheme will be applied in a phased manner throughout all Metso Outotec products, starting with the new product launches in 2021. “The development of our new industrial brand design derives from our desire to present a strong, harmonized and consistent image towards our customers throughout all touchpoints. With an updated and appealing identity, we can strengthen our image as a leader in our customer industries and the enabler of sustainable modern life,” said Helena Marjaranta, vice president of communications and brand at Metso Outotec. “We are particularly proud of our Planet Positive labeling, which we will implement in our products hand in hand with the new branding. It is a strong proof of our commitment to sustainable business.” For more information, visit www.mogroup.com. 

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Cat Introduces New Pulverizer Line Caterpillar’s new generation of primary and secondary pulverizers deliver up to 52 percent faster cycle times, producing more tons-per-liter of fuel burned. The new Cat Pulverizer line includes three new rotatable primary models — P318, P324 and P332 — which feature 360-degree rotation, and three new fixed secondary models — P218, P224 and P232. Both pulverizer series are designed to fit 19.8 to 55 ton (18- to 50t) machines. The new pulverizer design is built around the same SpeedBooster technology found in Cat multi-processors. This feature quickly closes the jaw when there is no load. When the jaw comes into contact with material, the SpeedBooster hydraulic valve automatically switches to power mode for maximum power, quickly shattering concrete. Up to 26 Percent Greater Performance Delivering efficient and profitable demolition of concrete structures, new Cat primary pulverizers balance speed and power by offering up to 52 percent faster cycle times and 21 percent higher

force than the previous models, according to the manufacturer. Bidirectional 360-degree rotation for the P300 series models positions the jaw to grab material from any angle for producing material properly sized for further processing. Integral rebar knives quickly shear through pipes, rebar and other embedded materials to improve demolition efficiency. Grab Material From Any Angle Cat secondary pulverizers deliver up to 44 percent faster cycle times and up to 20 percent better force in concrete demolition, resulting in up to 15 percent greater performance in secondary material processing applications, the manufacturer said. Wide jaw openings allow operators to grab more material from any angle, increasing processing speed and improving overall material throughput. More Time Working Delivering the production, reliability, durability and value expected from Cat products, both new pulverizer series feature bolt-on wear components that can be quickly replaced in the field

with no hard-face welding required for maintenance, so the pulverizers spend more time working. Increasing reliability and longevity, all hydraulic components are protected inside a housing with a bolt-on removable panel that provides complete access for servicing. Integrated into all new pulverizers, Cat asset tracking is available for quick attachment locating. Easy-to-establish site boundaries increase attachment security by sending an alert if the asset is moved beyond a set perimeter. Asset tracking allows for efficient management of the entire attachment fleet, quickly viewed through VisionLink with Product Link subscribed equipment. Capable of working on a range of excavators, these new pulverizers are designed to increase efficiency when powered by Cat hydraulic excavators. An integrated solution, Cat Next Gen excavators include pulverizer settings in the controls, allowing the excavator to quickly recognize the attachment and automatically establish the proper operating settings. Along with Cat excavators, these new pulverizers are covered by Cat dealers. For more information, visit www.cat.com. 

Lake Erie Lands Dept. of Defense Contract Lake Erie Portable Screeners, manufacturer of the Pitbull line of portable, heavy-duty screeners and material processing equipment, has been awarded a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense under the Heavy Equipment Procurement Program. “We’re pleased that the government has reviewed our screening equipment and has formally recognized the quality and serviceability of Lake Erie Portable Screeners’ machines in issuing this contract,” said Rick York, president of Lake Erie Portable Screeners. A government representative contacted Lake Erie Portable Screeners to initiate the final stages of the contract in April. York said that the five-year contract award involved an extensive review by the Department of Defense. “The process began in 2017 when we submitted the initial application” he said. “During Rick York the approval process, three of our machines found their way to government facilities for review and we assume, testing. One went to 29 Palms in California and two went to government facilities in Virginia. Unbeknownst to us, officials had also stopped by our booth at the 2020 ConExpo in Las Vegas for an inspection of the machines we had on display, including our newly introduced Pitbull 5700. The Heavy Equipment Procurement Program contract award not only provides a purchase mechanism for the U.S. Department of Defense, but it also extends to nations formally recognized as friendly to the United States, positioning Lake Erie Portable Screeners products, for international

equipment sales. The Department of Defense’s Heavy Equipment Procurement Program contract adds to the company’s list of government-approved purchasing programs. Lake Erie Portable Screeners has also recently been approved for Pennsylvania’s COSTARS program, adding the company’s machines to the state’s vendor list for preapproved equipment purchases. In 2017, Lake Erie Portable Screeners received approval and joined the HGACBuy Cooperative Purchasing Program, streamlining the governmental procurement process. The HGACBuy program is available through the Houston-Galveston Area Council, or HGAC, a regional council of governments operating under the laws of the State of Texas. The H-GAC Board awards all contracts for products and services, which can then be made available to local governments nationwide through HGACBuy. The move benefits all Lake Erie customers in the continental United States participating in the program, including departments of transportation, townships, municipalities, city governments, schools and park departments. Engineered and manufactured at the company's headquarters in Lake City, Pa., Lake Erie Portable Screeners offers a product line of portable screeners, grizzlies, conveyors and feeders. Power options for the company’s screeners include diesel, propane or electric. For more information, visit www.pitbullscreeners.com.  CEG

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Wingra Survives Economic Downturns, Keeps Eye On Future

Foreman Kasey Hoffmaster sets up Wingra Stone Company’s Kleemann Mobirex MR 130 Zi EVO2 crusher on a job site in Madison, Wis. “The tracking system is very nice. There are two speeds, so you can adjust it to what you want,” said Hoffmaster. “Everything is hydraulic, so there is not a lot of work to set up, and it’s dependable. It crushes up to 10 hours a day, and we have had to do very little to it other than routine maintenance.” WINGRA from page 29

“Our relationship with Roland [Machinery] goes back several years,” said Downs. “They are great about setting up demos, so we can try machines to ensure they are the right fit, and Casey and Roland [Machinery] support us with service, parts and training. If an issue pops up, they are right there to take care of it.” Eye On Future Last year was one of the best in terms of sales in Wingra Stone Company’s long history, according to Wise. He’s hoping that trend continues but said the company’s focus remains on continuing to provide quality products and outstanding service. “If you don’t take care of your clientele, all the products in the world won’t be good enough, so that’s what we do,” said Wise. “The foresight back in the early days to acquire land and permit the quarries led to Wingra Stone being able to supply such a large and diverse customer base. We expect to keep it and build on it as we look forward to the next century.” This article first appeared in Roland Industry Scoop and was reprinted with permission of Roland Machinery. 

(L-R): Casey Stankowski, Roland Machinery Company territory manager, talks with Wingra Stone Company’s Travis Wise and Casey Downs at Wingra Stone Company’s office. “Our relationship with Roland [Machinery] goes back several years,” said Downs. “They are great about setting up demos, so we can try machines to ensure they are the right fit, and Casey and Roland [Machinery] support us with service, parts and training.”

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DRILLS & COMPRESSORS #510115 Furukawa 1200ED hydraulic rock drill with 12,206 overall hrs & 3154 hours on Cummins 6.7 remanufactured engine. 5776 impact hrs but only 39 hours on drifter re-seal. Includes cab with a/c & heat, dust collector and an anti-jam circuit. Good condition. #530022-Joy RAM EXT air track drill with VCR 360 hammer. Hoses appear to be in working condition. U.C. approx 70%- overall good condition. #510116-Furukawa 15ED Hydraulic Rock Drill. Has twin Isuzu engines. 5667 hours on hydraulics, 4413 hours on compressor, and 5992 impact hours. Very good undercarriage. Enclosed cab w/ AC and heat. Dust collector, auto rod changer. Set up for T51 rod. Overall good condition. #510119 Furukawa HCR1500ED drill. approx 18,100 hours. 8.3 Cummins engine. Runs well, still in use. Well maintained. #580000-Furukawa HD712 drifter with approximately 4786 total impact hours and zero hours on complete reseal. Was used on 1200EDII. Ready to be installed for operation. #520032-Ingersoll Rand 750CFM/300PSI high pressure compressor with Cat 3406 engine. Runs and operates good.

JAWS & IMPACTS #111072-Pioneer 3042 jaw on shop built 2 axle chassis with Cedarapids 42"x16' grizzly feeder, 41/2' grizzly bars, jaw dies 95% good, 42" underconveyor, WEG motor, 16' hopper, 3/4" thick hopper sides and ends. Good condition. #112046-Metso Nordberg LT1213S Loko Track mobile crushing & screening plant x47". 12 cubic yard hopper w/ vibrating grizzly feeder. Screening module is 2005. Conveyor width 47" & feed width 43". #111076 Universal 2436 cast-based roller bearing jaw crusher Fair jaw plates. #111075 Portable Portec/Pioneer SM3042 jaw plant Cummins C-N14 engine (runs good), 42"x16' apron feeder (good flights), & 4x8 2-deck Mesabi w/ reversable 30" underconveyor, 36" undercrusher front delivery conveyor. All on a factory 3-axle chassis. Has onboard electric hydraulic pump & reservoir w/ controls to operate a 4-point hydraulic leveling system for fast set up with legs, onboard fuel tanks, operator platform & controls. Disassembled for transport, ready for work when re-assembled. Will need approx 100kw gen set for electric motors.

#141154 Anaconda self-contained 4x10 2Deck track-mounted scalping screen w/ 3 hydraulic folding stockpile conveyors & JCB 444 EcoMAX 74HP engine (T4F). Flipdown hopper tailgate for direct feed. Variable speed for all belts. Max feed up to 16" & machine is rated up to 250HP.

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EXPERIENCE & INNOVATION Glass all good. 22" single grouser pads, overall condition of undercarriage is 60%. Pins have tit on drive side. Has 4600 hrs. SCALES #170005-Thurman 10'x60' 70 Ton truck scales with steel deck and digital readout and up to date certification. Ready to be delivered and installed. SCREENS #141120-Nordberg 6x20 3-deck incline screen with ball tray on bottom deck. No motor, but was a running take out. Good condition.

SECONDARY CRUSHERS #121033-Universal 150/230 impactor with completely rebuilt rotor, new shoes, new hammers, and some new liners (inside looks very good). (2) new 350hp electric motors and new drive sheave. Crusher and motor only, no stand. #121029-Humbolt Wedag secondary impact (42" wide/14" max feed) with new set of hammers and some new liners (not installed). 4 bar rotor. No power. Crusher is in good condition. #121053-Cedarapids 5040 Hammermill secondary EARTHMOVING crusher with 5x16 3-deck screen. Has rotovator, #410072 Cat D8K with open ROPS and sweeps 36" return and 36" front discharge conveyors. All (limb risers), D342 engine, 24" grousers, 21/4" mounted on tandem axle chassis. Plant is all electric height. Undercarriage 60-70%. Good condition. FEEDERS except the hammermill is diesel jack shaft driven. #640057 John Deere 330LC with 11,367 hours, #132015-Continental Gin 48"x25.5' apron feeder. runs great. Needs new undercarriage. JD Hendrix No power on mill. Power unit and control panel are Large feed box. Flights are approx 80+%, good available separately for $12,000. Engine runs, but quick attach, does not come with a bucket. sprocket, & jackshaft drive gears. 60hp motor and needs to be rebuilt. #410063-CAT D9H w/ EROPS cab w/ A/C, straight gear box, but has removable mount (for transport). blade w/tilt. Single shank, 4-barrel ripper. 24" pads. #123025-Portable Telsmith 48" STD cone w/ 30" Heavy duty apron feeder. Shipping dims: 8' 7" tall U/C (overall approx 70%). Rebuilt engine, trans, feed conveyor w/ 20 HP motor, Dodge TDT5 reduc& 30' long. and finals (HMR 2994) Left Trunnion is available but er, 36" undercrusher conveyor w/ WEG 20HP elec#131022 Hewitt Robbins 48"x20' vibrating grizzly needs to be installed. Overall good condition. tric motor. Cone has 125HP 1150RPM motor, feeder (E-11 mechanism) with hopper. Good condi- #410070-CAT D6R dozer with 10' straight blade mounted on factory tandem axle chassis. Good brakes, very good rubber. Good running cone. with good cutting edge. Has EROPS cab with air. tion.

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Today, Yanmar is a recognized leader in the design and manufacturing of advanced performance diesel engines and diesel-powered equipment, as well as gas engine-based energy systems. Yanmar America Corporation is located at 101 International Parkway, Adairsville, GA 30103. For more information, visit yanmar.com/us. About Crosspoint Power & Refrigeration LLC Crosspoint Power & Refrigeration LLC offers a highly-knowledgeable sales force for Yanmar Industrial Engines and the other Yanmar Power Solutions product lines, according to the company. It performs retail sales and wholesale distribution of parts and in-branch and field-service support for products. Crosspoint also provides customized solutions for OEMs working with its Indianapolisbased OEM Solution Center. Crosspoint Power & Refrigeration LLC offices are located at 4301 West Morris St., Indianapolis, IN 46241 and 3411 W. Coliseum Blvd. Ft., Wayne, IN 46808-1009. For more information, visit crosspointpowerandrefrigeration.com. 

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Kirby to Serve as Chairman of the Board; Arapidis Takes Reigns as President, CEO Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc., a distributor of heavy equip- John's extremely capable hands," said Ed Kirby. "During the ment and cranes in the central United States, announced that past four years, John’s experience, leadership style and vision for the company have proven to be the right fit for this John Arapidis has been named president and CEO. role, and will benefit the entire Ed Kirby, the company’s coKSM organization, as well as founder, president and CEO of our partners and clients." nearly 40 years, will step back During the remainder of from his current position and will 2021, Kirby will work closely serve as chairman of the board. with Arapidis and the manageArapidis joined Kirby-Smith ment team to transition day-toMachinery in 2017, serving as day responsibilities while vice president of major accounts. assuming the role of chairman Prior to joining Kirby-Smith, of the board, where he will act Arapidis spent nearly 30 years at in an advisory role and continue Komatsu, a developer and supplito liaise with partners and cuser of technologies, equipment and tomers. services for the construction, “I am honored and humbled mining, forklift, industrial and at the opportunity to take on this forestry markets. Arapidis held position with KSM and help various roles at Komatsu, includgrow the company into the ing national accounts manager future,” said Arapidis. “My and vice president of the rental motto is to never stop learning, and used equipment division. and I am excited to work along“Making the decision to step side the leadership team to conback from my role was not an tinue to learn and build upon the easy one, but I know that with the legacy that Ed has built.” appointment of John [Arapidis] Arapidis currently lives in to president and CEO, KirbySmith Machinery will continue to Ed Kirby (L) and John Arapidis, new president Dallas and will relocate to Oklahoma City with his wife.  remain a leader in the industry in and CEO of Kirby-Smith Machinery.

Rock Machinery Co. LLC Hires Bud Fontana as Mining Account Manager Rock Machinery Co. LLC., a distributor of processing equipment and parts for the mining, aggregate and recycling industries, announced its recent hire of Bud Fontana, who joins the company as the mining account manager. Based in Hibbing, Minn., Fontana will cover the Minnesota Iron Range in his territory. Fontana brings 30 years of sales and management experience in mining and manufacturing to his new position, having worked for such companies as Industrial Rubber Products, ITW Irathane Systems and P&H Mining Equipment/Joy Global/Komatsu, as well as consulting for various industries. “As an effort to increase our mining marketing share in the Minnesota Iron Range, we are excited to have Bud on board,” said Bryant Fazer, president of Rock Machinery. “Bud brings years of experience and relationships in the

Range, and we are confident his experience and knowledge will help us gain more traction in the mining industry.” “Rock is one of the best distributors I’ve partnered with in my last position,” said Fontana. “Rock’s culture, reputation and growth mentality have made joining the team a no-brainer. I am eager to help grow Rock’s business in the mining industry.” To reach Bud Fontana, call 218/340-6086 or email bud.fontana@rockmachinery.com. Founded in 2004, Rock Machinery is a distributor of many brands of crushing, screening and specialty products used in the mining, aggregate and recycling industries. Rock Machinery is located in Allenton, Wis., and works with customers throughout the midwestern United States. For more information, call 262/5364603 or visit rockmachinery.com. 

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Product Showcase: Offering New Value, Performance

LiuGong and Dressta

CrossTrac Equipment is focused on delivering machine solutions for loggers that maximize value, performance and reliability. The company said it has established a strong leadership position with innovative products, and backs them up with product support that understands the unique needs of loggers. New Value, Performance CrossTrac also is a strong supporter of Great Lakes manufacturing. Its most prominent lines are built in the area. The company’s motto is “From the Great Lakes, for the Great Lakes.” This strategic priority made it easy to partner with LiuGong and Dressta to add construction equipment to its lineup. LiuGong excavators and wheel loaders offer a combination of premium components and warranty, all at a price that makes them very competitive options for new equipment, according to the company. Cummins and Yanmar engines; Rexroth and Kawasaki hydraulics; and ZF axles put global leaders in the most critical areas of the machines. LiuGong supports these with a 3-year, 4,000-hour bumperto-bumper warranty. On larger machines, this is extended to 5 years and 7,000 hours for the powertrain. LiuGong is one of the largest construction equipment manufacturers in the world. Starting in 1958, its presence was built on wheel loaders. The company has since expanded its product line to include excavators, skid steer and

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compact track loaders, motor graders, fork lifts and several other machines. Not all of these are available in the United States yet, but there is a plan to offer them in the near future. Excavators in the United States currently range from 1.8 to 50 metric tons. Wheel loaders range from 2.5 to 7.1 cu. yds. CrossTrac added LiuGong to its offerings earlier this year. Reception has been brisk, and customers have praised the power, smooth operation and solid stance of the machines. Dressta dozers have a long presence in the United States, especially in the Great Lakes. Starting out as a product of International Harvester, these machines passed through Dresser and Komatsu before ending up in Poland as a product of Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW). LiuGong bought the company in 2012, and has invested heavily since then to upgrade and modernize the designs. New versions of its TD8 and TD9 models will be offered later this year. Wisconsin Jobs So how are these machines “from the Great Lakes”? Excavators sized 15 metric tons and up are assembled in Prentice, Wis. LiuGong has partnered with

The additions of LiuGong and Dressta have not just expanded the products CrossTrac can offer. Hitachi financing has made it possible to launch a rental fleet as well. Excavators have been the most common request, though wheel loaders also have found traction. As snow season comes around, rental of wheel loaders is expected to be in high demand and Hitachi has special financing programs for these seasonal opportunities.

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SpecSys at the former assembly plant for Caterpillar’s forestry products. Caterpillar shuttered this facility in 2016. SpecSys acquired it the same year and has continued to expand its business of contract manufacturing, product design, project management and other services for the heavy equipment industry. In addition to supporting Wisconsin jobs, this arrangement benefits CrossTrac by having new unit inventory accessible and close by.

New Financing, Rental Options Hitachi Capital is LiuGong’s financing partner for wholesale floor plan, retail sales and CrossTrac’s rental units. Flexible programs, promotional rates and an appetite for deals have been a huge contributor to the early successes in delivering machines to customers eager to try these new machines. Hitachi also offers financing for other lines of machines, both new and used.

Fixed Heads On Tracked Machines Have Come Far CrossTrac focuses on delivering the value and innovation loggers need to succeed in a tough industry. Tracked machines with fixed head harvester attachments offer huge advantages in productivity, safety and reliability. LogMax introduced its fixed head in 2011. Jon Goettl and Pioneer Equipment (the former name of CrossTrac) worked with Log Max to develop the 7000XT fixed head, and it was so successful that Goetti has never bought another brand of head since then. Over the years, LogMax has made several improvements to the heads. Upgrade options for the saw unit, measuring wheels, knives and several other components demonstrate Log Max’s commitment to continuous improvement. JP Skidmore introduced its CF18 head in 2013. A rotary design that allows continuous 360 degrees of rotation quickly set it apart by eliminating the risk of broken see CROSSTRAC page 54

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Eco Log Introduces Series of Harvester Heads to Lineup Eco Log has added its own series of harvester heads, consisting of four models, to the existing line-up. This makes Eco Log a complete forest machine manufacturer, offering machines and solutions for profitable and high-productive forestry all over the globe. The new series of Eco Log harvester heads is based on the technique of SP Maskiner, which has now been adjusted and optimized to make a perfect match for Eco Log harvesters. All models are designed according to the low-friction concept, where the combination of five different innovations result in harvester heads with impressive productivity, high durability, minimal maintenance and fuel consumption, according to the manufacturer. Eco Log harvester heads also have been equipped with Eco Log saw control, a system optimizing every cross-cut regardless of conditions such as tree species and type of felling. As the new harvester heads along with Eco Log Saw Control are now being launched, Anders Gustafson, Eco Log CEO, said that the results exceed expectations. “Our new harvester heads are working great and the reactions from customers who have tried them tells us that they are incredibly fast and have highly-dependable length measuring. “The foundation of the design is the result of 40 years of development, quality and knowledge that have now been customized and further developed to achieve highest efficiency in combination with Eco Log harvesters. We know from before that our harvesters are characterized by their high productivity. With our new series of harvester heads, we are now taking productivity to yet another level,”

Eco Log harvester heads have been equipped with Eco Log saw control, a system optimizing every cross-cut regardless of conditions such as tree species and type of felling.

“Our new harvester heads are working great and the reactions from customers who have tried them tells us that they are incredibly fast and have highly-dependable length measuring.” Anders Gustafson Eco Log

said Gustafson. During the past two years, Eco Log has been growing steadily and successively increased the range of harvesters as well as forwarders — something that has resulted in a comprehensive line-up. Now, the new series of harvester heads is the next step of a long-term develop-

ment and growth-strategy. “We believe a lot in our new harvester heads and it feels really great to present them along with Eco Log saw control to the market, widening our range even more. Naturally, we will also continue to offer Log Max harvester heads like before. This gives customers who

choose Eco Log access to a very wide range with a great variety of options — exactly as it should be,” said Gustafson. Facts About Eco Log Series of Harvester Heads Eco Log harvester head series consists of four models:

• Eco Log 461 LF — a versatile and rapid low-weight harvester head that easily handles thinning even in the most hard-to-reach areas. • Eco Log 561 LF — a highlyproductive all-round harvester head that handles everything from thinning low-grade timber to basic final felling. • Eco Log 661 LF — a strong and versatile high-performance harvester head for any kind of final felling. • Eco Log 761 LF — a powerful and reliable harvester head that handles even the toughest final felling operations with high capacity and maximum performance. see ECO page 48

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All models are designed according to the Low Friction concept (LF) consisting of five different solutions developed to achieve maximum production, optimum fuel and energy consumption and minimal maintenance costs. The harvester head always delivers optimum pressure and carrying capacity in relation to the stem, resulting in high speed and minimal friction. Eco Log Saw Control — a system ensuring that every cut is optimized regardless of

external conditions. Due to feedback between the base machine and the harvester head, every cut is performed with highest efficiency without any need for manual adjustments in the settings from different tree species made by the operator. In mixed forests or tough final fellings, Eco Log Saw Control optimizes every cut for time-efficient and productive forestry, according to the manufacturer. For more information, visit https://ecologforestry.com/en/. 

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SnowEx plow models, and additional models are planned. “Our Vulcan system provides contractors with the same durability and longevity of commercial solutions,” said Kent Winter, founder and CEO, Winter Equipment. “A plow that is broken or damaged is a plow that’s not making its owner any revenue, and in a one-plow operation, that’s fatal. Our Vulcan system can pay for itself in just a couple seasons with greater uptime, while increasing efficiency because of our superior design.” Winter Equipment’s Vulcan system comes with a satisfaction guarantee, ensuring that if the product’s wear system does not perform or last as long as promised, the company will work with its customers until satisfied. The system comes ready to mount with all parts, hardware, and installation directions. For more information, visit winterequipment.com. 

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Combo Units Are Big Movers What was once thought to be a niche product with limited prospects has now become one of the most sought-after machines CrossTrac offers. A purposebuilt version of TimberPro’s 830 forwarder is equipped with dedicated hydraulics and a dangle-head processor to produce a machine that can switch roles in less than 15 minutes. The most intuitive feature of having a combo machine is that a single machine can perform two functions. What is less obvious is that it also requires only one operator and one freight movement to have a fully functional “team” on a site. A logger is truly independent and self-sufficient in getting wood from the stump to the landing. For a contractor with multiple teams and working on multiple projects, the combo machine also offers the ability to “right size” equipping a project by leaving a single operator to finish up a location while the rest of the machines move on to another job site. With a more than 30-ft. reach and a lift capacity of more than 6,000 lbs. at that distance, there are a number of processing head options available for attaching to the TimberPro. CrossTrac Equipment is a dealer for Log Max and SP Maskiner and has sold and installed heads from both manufacturers on these machines. CrossTrac Equipment is a loggingfocused dealer that is dedicated to delivering the performance and value its customers need to thrive in a tough, competitive industry. This article first appeared in the Great Lakes Timber Professionals Association August Newsletter and was reprinted with permission. 

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Experts Urge Sustainability to Gain Competitive Edge SUSTAINABILITY from page 1

ation. That goes for contractors as well. “To remain competitive in the construction market, owners must adapt,” said Lester, in an AGC Constructor article on a sustainable approach to construction. Rajeev Mittal, a managing director of software developer Autodesk, has a similar perspective. In his mind, the pandemic allowed sustainability to gain “some unexpected traction.” Mittal wrote for LinkedIn that broken supply chains proved how vital localization was in achieving business continuity. “With many raw materials becoming impossible to source, indigenous businesses accelerated innovation in local, sustainable alternatives,” he explained. “The construction sector also witnessed a surge in the interest for 3D printing, generative design and prefabrication.” All considered to be more sustainable options, he added. “Climate action is everyone’s responsibility.” Lester maintained that with more frequent uneven weather patterns and increased temperatures due to climate change, builders are approaching new projects with climate resilience in mind. “As engineering improves, construction companies should continue staying up to date on methods to build for the long-term that will withstand extreme weather conditions,” he stressed. “This will reduce the number of repairs needed on a project and, in turn, the fuel consumption and waste that comes with these fixes.” He suggests using high-quality products specifically tailored for each project to minimize emissions and decrease carbon footprint on a job site. “When an asphalt job is done well, it will decrease the need for larger, more expensive repairs in the future,” he explained. “With this approach, excess emissions from unneeded jobs are virtually eliminated, not to mention client satisfaction is improved.”

For example, choose high-quality asphalt, additives, crack fillers and pavement sealers. Avoid going straight to materials that may be cheaper but are worse for the environment. Better materials “not only protects employees, it is better for the environment,” he added. Talk to your suppliers. “There are many ways to obtain greener materials as well. Start by speaking directly to your suppliers to figure out how and from where they’re

Green Approach Lester’s first suggestion is to prioritize the sustainable materials allocated for a project.

Materials considered waste can actually be recycled or reused in future projects, saving businesses money and time. Tracking job site waste electronically is vital for maintaining a green construction site and diverting some of this waste.

To obtain greener construction materials, start by speaking directly to your suppliers to figure out how and from where they’re sourcing their products.

High-quality materials specifically tailored for each project can minimize emissions and decrease carbon footprint on a job site. As a result, excess emissions from unneeded jobs are virtually eliminated, and client satisfaction is improved.

sourcing their products,” suggested Lester. “If you’re ordering in large quantities or know other businesses who buy products from the same supplier, you may be able to convince your supplier to work with more sustainable partners.” Working with local suppliers also can reduce emissions as a result of shorter transports to your job site. In a webinar, Charlie Cichetti, co-founder and CEO of Sustainable Investment Group,

gave a list of 10 steps companies can take to “green up” construction sites. Obtaining green materials was high on the list. “This one may seem like an obvious point but using green materials for both permanent and temporary structures at a jobsite is necessary for creating a green building,” he said. He urged site owners and contractors to “go above and beyond on finding cost-effective yet rapidly renewable materials.” Choose recycled materials over items without recycled content, even focus on green materials for temporary materials used during construction, suggested Cichetti. How materials are used matters. Cichetti commented that using prefabricated or preassembled pieces in a project can be environmentally friendly. Many times, a project owner or contractor will bring in a surplus of materials to ensure crews have enough supply to complete the project. “Using prefabricated materials can reduce this waste because the piece is delivered whole, preventing the need for extra resources,” he noted. Preassembled pieces can also reduce carbon emissions in addition to being more cost-efficient, since they require a single shipment only. But potentially most important, noted Cichetti: Using these prefabricated materials instead of assembling pieces onsite can reduce the risk of injury and ensure crew members’ safety. Lester believes construction managers must also ensure their crews are knowledgeable about working sustainably. He suggests recommending ridesharing to staff to reduce transmission emissions. “You could also help organize a ridesharing system for your employees to reduce transportation carbon emissions while getting to and from a work site.” In the same vein, Cichetti pointed to preferred parking for electric vehicles and HOV lanes for carpooling. “Why not use these same incentives for employees traveling to a job site?” posed Cichetti. “Providing people who participate in these alternative transportation methods with closer and more accessible parking spaces see SUSTAINABILITY page 80

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Standing behind its versatile heavy haul products and custom trailer innovations, Iowa-based manufacturer XL Specialized Trailers started 2021 on a high note with a new warranty policy and new financing program, both improvements over its own offerings and setting the standards high for the industry overall. President and CEO Stuart Sleper is upbeat on these latest developments of 2021. “In the last three years, our product quality has improved dramatically,” he said. “We know this because our warranty expense is a fraction of what it used to be, so we felt comfortable coming out with a brand-new war-

ranty program that covers our trailers for an extended time period.” The new 5-3-1 warranty policy features full five-year structural coverage, full threeyear paint coverage and full one-year coverage on parts and components. The new XL Specialized Capital financing program for trailer buyers is a solution for XL’s nationwide network of dealers to get trailers to customers quickly and affordably, with online credit approvals completed within hours and flexible payment plans. “The financing program is another tool for our dealerships to help an end user that has trouble coming up with the full amount to

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Henry Bros LLC: XL Specialized 120 Hydraulic Gooseneck Trailer Delivers

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The XL 120 has a low overall height, plus it can be arranged in different configurations to adjust the weight.

When it comes to job site equipment, a trailer that can adapt to many shapes and sizes is a game changer. Micheal Hulinsky of Henry Bros LLC can attest. After nine months with the XL 120 hydraulic gooseneck trailer, Hulinsky couldn’t ask for better results. Located in Casper, Wyo., Hulinsky hauls scrapers, dozers, rock beds for mines and more. The XL 120, which is the largest trailer in the Henry Bros lineup, is packed with the features and versatility that makes heavy haul simple, according to the company. It has a low overall height, plus it can be arranged in different configurations to adjust the weight. Hulinsky also enjoys the gooseneck, which makes the trailer easy to hook and unhook. “I honestly couldn’t ask for a better trailer to use for multiple applications,” said Hulinsky. “We are constantly changing configurations and the XL 120 makes my life so much

easier when doing this. This is especially true when I’m out in the field. I don’t have to haul a crane out to move my load and can adjust it with the trailer itself.” XL Specialized Trailers offers a full lineup of low-profile hydraulic detachable goosenecks (HDG) for all construction hauling needs. These are available with the classic HDG gooseneck or the low-profile HDG gooseneck, with extendable and non-extendable decks. From 80,000 lb. to 160,000-lb. capacities, XL offers varying deck heights and specs to suit unique requirements. Some of XL’s most popular hydraulics are: • XL 110 low-profile HDG: paver style • XL 110 low-profile HDG: 15-in. deck height • XL 110 low-profile HDG: 18-in. deck height For more information, visit xlspecializedtrailer.com/construction-trailers/. 

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The XL 120, which is the largest trailer in the Henry Bros lineup, is packed with the features and versatility that makes heavy haul simple, according to the company.

From 80,000-lb. to 160,000-lb. capacities, XL offers varying deck heights and specs to suit unique requirements.

Micheal Hulinsky of Henry Bros LLC hauls scrapers, dozers, rock beds for mines and more.

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Felling to Debut Drop Deck Air Ramp System at Utility Expo

The DDI air ramp system operates via an airbag system that works off the same supply as the air brake system. Thus, any air-brake-equipped truck can operate a Felling Trailer equipped with air ramps without any other external power source (e.g., battery, gas engine, or truck-powered hydraulic system).

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Any air-brake-equipped truck can operate a Felling Trailer equipped with air ramps without any other external power source (e.g., battery, gas engine, or truck-powered hydraulic system). Felling Trailers will debut its new air ramp slider track system for the Drop Deck I (DDI) series, air brake equipped, FT-20 I and FT-24 I trailers. Operator safety and ease of use are paramount at Felling Trailers, thus expanding the air ramp offering to the drop deck equipment trailer line was inevitably the next step, the company said. The DDI air ramp system operates via an airbag system that works off the same supply as the air brake system. Thus, any air-brakeequipped truck can operate a Felling Trailer equipped with air ramps without any other external power source (e.g., battery, gas engine, or truck-powered hydraulic system). The air power mechanism is like those used on larger capacity trailers but scaled to a lighter duty cycle for the lower capacity trailer and ramps. The air ramp system does the lifting for you, flip the switch, and the air

ramp system will raise or lower the ramps. Unique to the DDI’s air ramp operation is the slider track system that works in unison with the ramps pivoting as they are raised or lowered. The design of the slider track allows the ramps to move laterally along the trailer’s full-width. This lateral movement provides operators the flexibility to change the placement of the ramps based on the equipment they are transporting. For example, if loading a horizontal directional drill, an operator can slide the ramps to one side to load/unload, then move apart to load/unload a skid steer or compact loader. This trailer and many others will be on display at The Utility Expo in the Felling Trailers’ Booth K-332, Sept. 28 to 30 in Louisville, Ky. For more information, call 800/245-2809 or visit www.felling.com. 

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XL Specialized Continues to Eye ‘Next Big Thing’ in Trailers XL Specialized’s HDE (hydraulic detachable extendable) trailer.

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spread those payments and make that purchase much more feasible,” said Sleper. XL offers a wide range of trailer models including hydraulic detachable gooseneck (HDGs) and mechanical full-width gooseneck (MFGs) lowboys, extendables and many others for the construction, commercial, agricultural, wind energy, oil and gas, infrastructure and custom trailer markets. Founded in 1995 by George Wall, the company has been in business for 26 years, during which it has steadily grown from its original facility in Oelwein to its current headquarters in Manchester, expanding from 75,000 sq. ft. in 2006 to 130,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space today, and with another expansion project now adding another 50,000 sq. ft. This will bring XL to almost 200,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space and updated offices. To be completed by year-end, the expansion will help add capacity in key areas of XL’s manufacturing process to reduce lead times and see a more satisfied customer base, resulting in larger market share. “The last three years we’ve seen record performance across the board, from safety to topline growth to customer satisfaction … With the expansion project, we are looking to add more people, and grow by another 30 percent,” said Sleper, who brings manufacturing expertise spanning more than 25 years, having held leadership roles with General Motors, Honeywell, Goodyear Tire and Parker Hannifin. That growth is attributed in large part to XL’s workforce and new leadership team, with company culture being the driving force behind the improvement. “Our employee turnover three years ago

“The biggest challenge for us now is trying to meet the demand of our customer base; it has exploded over the last four months so the timing of the expansion project has been good for us and will enable us to better meet that demand.” Stuart Sleper XL Specialized Trailers

was 85 percent and today is below 20 percent, that’s a business metric we watch closely,” said Sleper. “It’s very important to be plugged in to our team members. If we take care of our team, they in turn, will take good care of our customers. It’s been a transformational change for XL.” Where finding and retaining labor has been a major pain point for the industry, and was true for XL until 2018, an improved employee benefits package with a bonus tied to company earnings, created by the new leadership team, has seen XL realize its goal of becoming an employer of choice in northeast Iowa. “We have an awesome team at XL, and they deserve all the credit for our recent success,” said Sleper. While competitors offer a standardized product line, and so does XL, Sleper explained that customization always drew customers in. A highly engineered, customer-centric, process-oriented approach, customization at XL involves voice of the customer, market study, a lot of analytics and a 10-person leadership team that sits on the panel evaluating new products as they come through. A prototype unit is made and goes

into the field for testing. “We have a large engineering team; they are experts regarding all the different factors and variations that go into heavy haul trailer manufacturing,” said Sleper. “Every state has different regulations and laws governing transportation of loads over the highway, so our engineering team must be up to date and knowledgeable about all those state laws and regulations, different bridge laws for example, and all the requirements that go into a heavy haul. It’s that engineering expertise that our founder, George Wall, realized was needed and he built the company around it. The differentiator back then and today being customized engineering services and products, that’s our secret sauce. That’s what sets us apart.” Wall sold the company in 2007 to a private equity group, that then sold the company in 2016 to London-based Caparo Bull Moose, an industrial conglomerate owning manufacturing companies around the world. Through it all, XL has continued to strengthen its dealer network, team of skilled employees and add to its product offerings. Training is provided twice a year where dealers, customers, suppliers and new

employees are invited to learn more about the company and products. The two-day sessions include hands-on time with trailers, understanding how each different model works and performs. XL has a complete parts department that handles incoming calls daily and their own parts warehouse. Trailers get serviced at XL’s dedicated service center housed in a separate building across the street from the main facility with its own expert staff. “The biggest challenge for us now is trying to meet the demand of our customer base; it has exploded over the last four months so the timing of the expansion project has been good for us and will enable us to better meet that demand,” said Sleper. “The other challenge is the supply chain; there is unprecedented raw material inflation going on in the market right now. We’re doing the best we can managing through this commodity surge. Our customers and dealers have been excellent partners through this challenging environment, and we’d like to thank them for their support.” On plans for 2021 and beyond, Sleper said, “Every market sector is unique and involves product development and new features to trailers. Because most of our orders are custom work, each trailer is almost like a new product. We have a new product development team that is working all the time with our customers to develop the next big thing in the trailer industry. We are number one in the innovation space, and we come out with three to five new trailers every year. Our company is growing fast, and we have ambitions to double in size in the next three to five years. We are very excited for the future and what’s in store for the heavy haul trailer industry.”  CEG

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IED Members Reflect On Past 70 Years, Look to Future

(L-R): Andy Bazan, Bob Joynt and Marty Ahrendt, all of Finkbiner Equipment, and Steve Nenn of Wells Fargo Equipment Finance show off their award at IED’s Golf Outing. IED from page 27

fills a need. The challenge is keeping membership fresh and people coming out to participate. That’s the challenge.” Part of that challenge is the indifference of many millennials toward traditional memberships, in business and elsewhere. They interact with the industry differently as customers — the old days of face-to-face interaction while sitting in an office has gone the way of electronic communication and independent evaluation of equipment before a first contact with a dealer. Said Jones: “It’s a different dynamic.” Jason Zeibert is president of Finkbiner Equipment, an Illinois Equipment Distributors member for 50 years. Zeibert also is the current president of IED. Several of the people previously quoted in the article have served as president over the years, some of them more than once. The current president seems fully aware of the need to have active members. “Does IED have another 70 years in it? That depends on member participation, like any association,” Zeibert said. “Members need to keep coming back every year, not only coming back but participating. The viability of any association is member participation.” To encourage fuller participation, he talks to members about the value of the peer-topeer network that is the core part of the organization. “The ability to talk to a counterpart about common issues and challenges and get feedback is so valuable. You know, ‘You’re going in the right direction’ or ‘I’m looking into doing that, too,’” he said. Though many of the obstacles to success facing equipment distributors in the 1950s are the same today, Zeibert cites a major difference. “Managing the pace of technology is difficult. There always have been advances in technology, of course, but the difference in

Members of the 2019 Illinois Equipment Distributors board (L-R) are Jim McCann of McCann Industries; Bob Jones of SES Equipment Inc.; Steve Roggeman of McCann Industries; Kevin Ridens of Ditch Witch Midwest/1ST Choice Equipment; Jason Zeibert of Finkbiner Equipment; and Joe Stack of Cummins Power LLC.

the pace of change then and now is significant. I have dealers today who are really grappling with technology changes, internally and externally. Peer-to-peer interaction can help with that.” The association conveys valuable information to members by hosting events featuring specialists. A regular feature is a quarterly credit manager meeting to keep accounts receivable personnel current with financial rules. Another example: A CPA was invited a while back to deliver a PowerPoint presentation on accounting issues, an event that Jones recalled “impacted everyone.” He said bringing experts in to address a particular issue can happen as often as members want it to happen. “If a couple of members see something that needs airing, with a little notice we can get somebody in to talk about that at the next meeting. IED is dealer-centric,” said Jones. Several years ago, the association invited some large real estate company brokers to address the group and give them an idea about how the property market might be changing, with consequences for construction contractors and dealers. “They talked about how in the next five to 10 years development would occur beyond industrial parks, that developers would be buying farmland and knocking down old properties and building mega-centers with rail spurs, huge structures with hundreds of thousands of square feet,” Jones. said. He also said the presentation was “spot on. It was about Amazon’s development of centers to serve the overnight package market for homeowners.” Such future-thinking is the sort of headsup that equipment dealers can utilize in decision-making about inventory and rental fleet. ** So, where does Illinois Equipment Distributors go from here? Alta Equipment’s

Michael Morton said he is hoping for continued networking. “The equipment industry is a relationship business. The ability to connect to someone on a personal level is huge. My hope is that IED continues to provide the opportunities to break bread and otherwise provide a platform for these relationships.” Increasing membership from the current 35 companies is seen as a must. Zeibert believes there are opportunities to do so. “It lies primarily outside the traditional industry that IED represents now, roadbuilders and such. We should look to the crane industry and utility industry and others that can benefit from our platform and experience.” Enrolling more tech companies as associate members is a natural addition to membership, several suggest, because of all the technology that dealers depend upon in their rolling stock as well as in their offices. Expansion of membership criteria is part of what Salinas — who will move up from vice president to president in a few weeks — calls “adapting to change. I feel we have done that. but we have to continue doing it to maintain our relevance.” Morton goes one step further and wonders if there isn’t a place in membership for others across the equipment spectrum. “Personally, I’d like to see the end-user and the OEM have voices in the association, so we don’t become too inwardly focused.” Stern said such changes in membership criteria are possible, but not without a membership vote. “The founding principles of IED were wonderful at the time, but one reason we’ve stayed relatively small is that our bylaws prevent us from opening up to other members, except associate members. Altering the bylaws is the answer, but the membership will have to vote to do so.” Earl K. Harbaugh is proud that Illinois

Equipment Distributors is “the strongest chapter in the country. Still going strong after 70 years.” His son Mark Harbaugh agrees. “That is quite an accomplishment, to last for 70 years. It’s a testament to IED and the buy-in of the people who are associated with it.” Still, issues loom of great importance to the equipment industry, one of them being the chronic shortage of skilled tradespeople. Mark Harbaugh hopes IED can address that issue. “I would love to see the association engage trade schools or get back to engaging high schools and community colleges and get the trades back into the schools. They’ve lost all the classes that once gave kids an avenue to get into the trades.” Harbaugh continued: “Kids can make a boatload of money and we need to figure out how to engage them. We don’t have enough coming up in the trades. The ponds we are all fishing out of for skilled help are so overfished. That’s the biggest challenge we have today.” Cox believes some things don’t change and that the value of the association is one of them. “IED has done a great job of keeping us informed, bringing us information on situations we haven’t had the time nor inclination to be aware of. That hasn’t changed from the beginning, nor will it ever change.” He said Casey Equipment has found Illinois Equipment Distributors to be “an incredibly valuable tool. It has created some great relationships for us with other dealers, and with vendors and suppliers as associate members, the kind of relationships that all dealers should want. It’s a tide-raises-allboats kind of thing.” (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2021 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)  CEG

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WANTED (USA): ALL MODELS STEDMAN MISCELLANEOUS AGGREGATE LOOKING FOR 4 ROW CAGEMILL. EMAIL: FJS-1@ATT.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (FL): LANDOLL AXLE TRAILERS, ALL MODELS. EMAIL: MARK@CHAMPIONSERVICESFL.COM PHONE: 407-947-1355 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NC): TEREX TA3 OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCK - NEED A COUPLING FOR 1998 TEREX TA30 ARTICULATED DUMP TRUCK (PART # A7341286). EMAIL: INFO@LOCKELANECONSTRUCTION.COM PHONE: 704-585-6625 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (TN): FORD 4610 TRACTOR, FRONT END LOADER. EMAIL: JUSTIJA.JJ@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 941-661-1799 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 966F WHEEL LOADERS - I NEED TO BUY CAT 966F 2 ANY CONDITION ALL OVER USA AND CANADA. EMAIL: IKCEQIPMENTS@GMAIL.COM PHONE: 00923003695360 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WORLDWIDE): CATERPILLAR 777F OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCK. LOOKING FOR CAT 777 F - JUST MODEL F EMAIL: COMERCIAL@SOLUCOESRB.COM; PHONE: +5511942017728 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– \WANTED (US): MANUFACTURER CATERPILLAR 966F II WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: +92 332 248 9350 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (TX): KOMATSU FORKLIFTS, ALL MODELS. WANT TO BUY TRANSMISSION AND FLYWHEEL FOR KOMATSU FOR FG25C GAS 5000 FORKLIFT. EMAIL: DJ@AMERICANRENTALODESSA.COM; PHONE: 432-362-7603 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: CATERPILLAR, DEERE, KOMATSU, BOBCAT, CASE, VOLVO WHEEL LOADERS, ALL MODELS. EMAIL: PURCHASESOFFICIAL@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): JOHN DEERE 690B EXCAVATOR. READY TO BUY TODAY! LOOKING FOR ANY YEAR JD 690B WIDE OR NARROW. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU GOT! EMAIL: INTERSTATEMEE@ SBCGLOBAL.NET; PHONE: 815-469-4988 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 980H WHEEL LOADER; LOOKING TO BUY CAT LOADER 972-970F-966-950-936. EMAIL: HUJIJIENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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• Timed Online August 17 - 24, 2021 For: “Jimmy O” Orszulak Absolute Estate NetAuction STEFFES GROUP INC. www.steffesgroup.com 701-237-9173 • Timed Online August 13 - 23, 2021 For: Steffes Auction, Upper Midwest Locations • Timed Online August 18 - 25, 2021 For: All Parts Pickup & Auto Retirement Auction • Timed Online August 20 - 25, 2021 For: Kibble Equipment Auction • Timed Online August 20 - 30, 2021 For: James O’Connell Equipment Auction • Mt. Pleasant, IA Wed., August 25, 2021 For: AgIron Mt. Pleasant Event • Litchfield, MN Thurs., September 9, 2021 For: AgIron Litchfield Event • Timed Online September 22 - 29, 2021 For: Steffes Auction, Upper Midwest Locations VANTAGE AUCTIONS www.vantageauctions.com 951-228-9040 • Lake Elsinore, CA Sat., September 18, 2021 For: Heavy Equipment Auction WAUSAU ACTIONEERS www.wausauauctioneers.com 800-432-1922 • Merrill, WI Fri., September 10, 2021 For: Fall Equipment Auction

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Ritchie Bros. Acquires Euro Auctions, Expands Its Reach in EMEA Region Ritchie Bros. and Euro Auctions have jointly announced more equipment selection. Euro Auctions has considerable that they have entered into an agreement under which presence across Europe and the Middle East, particularly in Ritchie Bros. will acquire Euro Auctions group for an enter- the U.K. and Germany and will serve as a platform to accelprise value of approximately $1.08 billion. erate international growth.” Founded in 1998, Euro Auctions conducts unreserved • Accelerates Inventory Management System Adoption — heavy equipment auctions with onsite and online bidding Ritchie Bros. suite of tools and digital services will unlock under the brands Euro Auctions and Yoder & Frey, with value for Euro Auctions customers post acquisition, providmore than 200 employees in 14 countries. In 2020, the coming a more robust offering for customers. Tools and services pany conducted 60 auctions, selling close to 90,000 items include a free business inventory management system from across its nine locations in the United Kingdom, Northern RB Asset Solutions, data analytics tools like Market Trends Ireland, Germany, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, and RB Asset Valuator, financing from Ritchie Bros. Australia and the United States. Financial Services, as well as shipping, insurance, warSimilar to Ritchie Bros., Euro Auctions also sells items ranties, refurbishing and inspection services. through a timed auction format and a daily marketplace with • Global Platform for At-Risk — The combined entity will Buy Now and Make Offer be able to leverage industry options. best practices and decades of “Ritchie Bros. and Euro equipment expertise, while Auctions are an ideal fit with “Euro Auctions has an providing access to more capa united goal to make asset ital to quickly offer robust atinsights, service offerings and incredibly talented team, with risk consignment options for disposition solutions easier expertise in asset sourcing, customers globally, regardthan ever,” said Ann less of transaction size. Fandozzi, Ritchie Bros. CEO. auction operations, sales and “Euro Auctions has an Transaction Terms incredibly talented team, with customer service.” Under the terms of the expertise in asset sourcing, transaction, Ritchie Bros. will Ann Fandozzi acquire 100 percent of the auction operations, sales and Ritchie Bros. customer service. Their ‘can equity of the companies comdo’ attitude and entrepreneurprised within the Euro ial spirit combined with techAuctions group for an enternology has helped them adapt and grow, in much the same prise value of approximately $1.08 billion in cash. This repway as we have. This acquisition significantly accelerates resents an implied multiple of ~15.3x 2021E EBITDA (nonour strategy to drive revenue and earnings growth and add GAAP measure), including run rate synergies. Ritchie Bros. shareholder value by continuing to expand our capabilities in intends to finance the transaction through a combination of new channels, sectors, regions and customer segments.” cash on hand and new debt; and has bridge financing comEuro Auctions Founder and Director Derek Keys added, mitments from Goldman Sachs Bank USA, subject to cus“Dave Ritchie and his brothers were a big inspiration for my tomary terms and conditions to facilitate the transaction brothers and I in the creation of Euro Auctions. We modeled close. Following the close of the transaction and the required much of what we do off Dave’s customer-centric philosophy, financing, Ritchie Bros. is expected to have an adjusted net which still runs through Ritchie Bros. today. Bringing us debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio (non-GAAP measure) of together will drive value for customers, as we provide more approximately 3.9x. equipment, solutions, and services to the many industries Ritchie Bros. has secured employment arrangements with and regions in which we operate.” key management of the Euro Auctions business, including Ritchie Bros. will be retaining Euro Auctions employees Derek Keys, who will continue to be involved for a miniand its brand, both of which are highly regarded in the mum of three years post-closing. It is intended that Jonnie EMEA region. This will expand Ritchie Bros.’ overall foot- Keys will assume a senior leadership position, and Lynden print and access to equipment, while also tapping into new and Trevor Keys will be retained as sourcing leads. revenue streams with service offerings to Euro Auctions cusThe transaction was approved by the board of directors of tomers, including inventory management services, data solu- Ritchie Bros. and is expected to close in late 2021 or early tions, financing, warranty, insurance, inspections, refurbish- 2022, subject to regulatory clearances and the satisfaction of ing, shipping and more. other customary closing conditions. Strategic Rationale for Acquisition • Accelerates our Journey — “This acquisition will accelerate our journey, strengthen our strategic pillars and further establishes Ritchie Bros. as the trusted global marketplace for insights, service and transaction solutions for commercial assets. Euro Auctions is an ideal and complementary brand to expand Ritchie Bros.’ global footprint. This combination will bring unprecedented and diversified choice to customers around the world, facilitating better price discovery and

Lesa Musatto

ATG Welcomes Lesa Musatto as Chief Marketing Officer

Auction Technology Group (ATG) announced the appointment of Lesa Musatto as chief marketing officer. Musatto has more than 20 years of marketing and e-commerce experience with deep expertise in building brands, as well as the technology to support them. She has a strong track record of delivering compelling branding across every touchpoint in the customer journey, including in-depth functional experience in CRM marketing, which will play an important part in supporting ATG’s growth strategy. John-Paul Savant, chief executive officer of ATG, said, “We are delighted to welcome Lesa to ATG. The business is rapidly expanding, and she joins us at a critical point as we continue to build momentum and lead the auction industry’s transformation from offline to online. “Lesa brings a wealth of experience in executing best in class marketing campaigns — her insight will be invaluable as we innovate further, continuing to connect and empower auctioneers and bidders around the world.” “I am very excited to be joining ATG at such a pivotal time in the company’s development, and I am thrilled to be playing a role in redefining the online auction industry,” Musatto said. “ATG has a strong culture of innovation and collaboration, driving excellent results for its customers — I look forward to starting this new chapter of my career and building on the success that the team has already achieved.” Musatto is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she previously held the role of chief marketing and strategy Advisors officer at bespoke travel company Backroads, where she Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC is serving as exclusive finan- helped transform its online presence and e-systems. She also cial advisor to Ritchie Bros., Norton Rose Fulbright LLP and spent a number of years as senior vice president of marketing Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP are serving as at art.com, leading on the strategy and programming of a legal advisors, and KPMG LLP is serving as accounting, tax global house of brands. . and IT advisor. Jefferies International Limited is serving as ATG successfully completed an IPO on the London Stock financial advisor to the vendors of Euro Auctions, and A&L Exchange in February this year and recently announced the Goodbody LLP as legal advisor. proposed acquisition of LiveAuctioneers, a leading Arts & For more information, visit RitchieBros.com.  Antiques marketplace in North America. 

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Flex Lanes, New Asphalt Coming to Madison Beltline

Wisconsin Department of Transportation photo

Asphalt paving on WB Beltline near Todd Drive.

By Cindy Riley CEG CORRESPONDENT

In an effort to improve the existing system while evaluating comprehensive, long-term beltline plans, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is overseeing a $45 million project that began in 2018 with planning and design work. The sustainability of U.S. 12/18 in Madison, Wis., is considered critical to south-central Wisconsin and is a priority for WisDOT. “There are 120,000 vehicles per day on the Madison Beltline [U.S. 12/18],” said Steve Theisen, WisDOT communications manager. “This project will benefit all drivers ranging from commuters to regional traffic. “WisDOT is making improvements on the Madison Beltline between Whitney Way and Interstate 39/90 in Dane County. They include resurfacing to address deteriorating pavement, improving existing drainage deficiencies, replacing the existing median barrier wall and upgrading beltline median shoulders to be used part-time as travel lanes.” Upgrading the shoulders for through travel is a practice known as part-time shoulder use, currently in place in 17 states. The shoulder travel lanes would typically be open during peak periods to safely and efficiently improve travel reliability between Whitney Way and the interstate. “Part-time shoulder use is branded in Wisconsin as the flex lane,” said Theisen. “This concept is recognized as a safe, sustainable and reliable way to alleviate congestion. Changeable message signs will be used to indicate when the shoulder is available for use.” Theisen explained that the undertaking will enhance driving conditions. “Safety is the number one priority at WisDOT. Part-time shoulder use is increasingly recognized as a way to optimize the performance of existing infrastructure and improve safety and reliability of the transportation system.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation photo

Pavement removal on EB Beltline ramp to SB Fish Hatchery Road.

“The inclusion of this flex lane can address congestion delays, as well as reduce the number of crashes caused by the recurring congestion. Evaluations indicate these lanes would function for the duration of the pavement life, at least 10 to 15 years following implementation.” Travel time reliability, as well as the average amount of time needed to travel the beltline during peak hours, are both projected to improve significantly with the flex lane. It’s estimated to save more than $11 million per year in user delay costs. “WisDOT staff diligently investigated the concept before design and implementation,” said Theisen. “Staff continue to coordinate with local first responders, federal agencies and other state DOTs across the nation that have incorporated the concept. “The flex lane is an interim measure to extend the remaining life of the Madison Beltline system, while addressing existing safety and operational needs. The modifications are being made with no real estate acquisitions from properties.” WisDOT is evaluating potential long-term solutions for this Madison area highway in a separate study, the Madison Beltline

Wisconsin Department of Transportation photo

Nighttime HMA paving operations near Todd Drive.

Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL). The PEL study will identify and evaluate a range of modal strategies that could address current and future beltline needs, including potential enhancements to transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities. Theisen said WisDOT is aware of the current pandemic impacts on travel along the beltline, and continually monitors traffic volumes. “We are, as well, examining longer-term effects on travel patterns and other factors that may alter travel demand through the ongoing Beltline PEL Study. We anticipate that traffic will return to prior volumes as previous traffic returns, traffic from other congested routes moves to the beltline and as the population and jobs in Dane County continue to grow.” Traffic through the work zone has not been a significant issue. “The biggest challenge on the project is work zone access,” said Alex Hagen, WisDOT construction project manager. “The majority of the construction work is located in the median of the Madison Beltline, in which the median work zone is currently protected with a temporary precast

Wisconsin Department of Transportation photo

Median work on the Beltline near Stoughton Road.

concrete barrier wall.” The project is approximately 10 mi. long, which makes median access very challenging. Access to the median work zone is primarily achieved through nightly lane closures or during off-peak daytime lane closures. The project has an estimated quantity of 30,000 cu. yds. of material to be excavated. Project work operations include existing median pavement and barrier wall removal; storm sewer installation; sign structure shaft drilling along with sign structure foundation installation; finish grading for concrete base placement; guardrail installation; electrical conduit installation for freeway traffic management system (FTMS); intelligent transportation system (ITS); and hot mix asphalt (HMA) paving. The project has multiple work operations being performed throughout the day to keep the work on schedule. Stages 1A and 1B of the project, which consist of shoulder widening along the Madison Beltline from approximately Todd Drive to Fish Hatchery Road are near completion, with some minor grading and restoration. “Hot mix asphalt paving is a major milestone on the project,” said Hagen. “The project has approximately 100,000 tons of HMA to pave, and it will be critical to have the mix placed before unfavorable paving conditions set in. The project currently has an October 1, 2021 interim completion date for HMA paving.” Hagen added, “As with every construction project, there are minor issues that arise during construction operations. WisDOT, along with prime contractor Payne & Dolan Inc. | Walbec Group, based out of Waukesha, Wis., have worked to resolve those issues in a timely manner to keep construction operations on schedule.” According to Trenton Diehl, consultant project leader of Strand Associates Inc., project-related excavations primarily consist of removing existing median pavement and barrier wall. see BELTLINE page 80

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Drainage Upgrades Crucial to WisDOT’s Beltline Project BELTLINE from page 78

nage will notify motorists when the flex lane is open or closed to traffic. The integration and testing of the “This work has been completed during nighttime signs will be essential to the operation of the flex lane. operations under inside double lane closures along the Unfavorable weather conditions, such as cool temMadison Beltline. The contractor has been utilizing up peratures or raining conditions, are anticipated to to approximately 10 dump trucks per night while perimpact some of the major project items, such as HMA forming the pavement and barrier wall removal operpaving. However, the contractor factors in potential ations. weather delays into their calendars to keep everything “Overall coordination and communication between on schedule. all of the contractors is critical to making this project Equipment being used on the project includes, but successful,” said Diehl, “especially with work operais not limited to, Cat M318, Cat M320 and Liebherr tions taking place 24-hours per day.” 904 rubber tire excavators; a Gradall XL 5700 IV Diehl noted that resurfacing to address deteriorating excavator; Cat 259D, Cat 289D and Case SV280 skid pavement requires attention to detail. steers; a Volvo P7170B HMA paver; Hamm HD120, “In 2019, the HMA two-inch lower layer was Sakai SW850, Sakai R2H-4 steel drum rollers; and a placed under a separate contract, so it’s important to Weiler E2850 asphalt transfer machine. The main get the HMA two-inch upper layer paved as part of the material on the project is concrete, used for concrete Flex Lane project to minimize potential pavement barrier wall and concrete base and HMA pavement. structure impacts.” “The most time-consuming part of the work will As for improving existing drainage deficiencies, likely be the median concrete work, which includes “The flex lane project includes the addition of multiple Wisconsin Department of Transportation photo median storm sewer inlet structures, as well as upsiz- The project has an estimated quantity of 30,000 cu. yds. of material the concrete base and concrete barrier wall,” said Diehl. “There are approximately 244 concrete barrier ing some of the existing storm sewer pipe sizes, to to be excavated. wall transitions that need to be installed throughout address existing drainage issues on the Madison Beltline. The proposed storm sewer will not only help with between the eastbound and westbound Madison Beltline the project.” While much work remains on the project, officials can stormwater capacity, but also will assist with drainage of the lanes are greater than one foot,” said Diehl. “In some areas on the project, the median barrier wall will act as a retaining already see the light at the end of the tunnel. proposed flex lane when it becomes operational.” Said Theisen, “We strive to improve safety and enhance As part of the flex lane project, all median barrier wall will barrier, because of the varying elevation differences between the eastbound and westbound beltline travel lanes.” mobility on Wisconsin highways. This crucial project is be replaced. During construction, dynamic signage will be installed to making those changes so we can better focus on the long“Some of the more challenging areas of the barrier wall construction include locations when the elevation difference help traffic move efficiently through the corridor. The sig- term solutions.”  CEG

Conducting Site Audits Can Improve Sustainability Practices SUSTAINABILITY from page 62

can help to reduce carbon emissions by cutting down on transportation-related emissions on the job site.” Lester suggests making your machinery a friend of the environment by using it wisely. He noted that instead of allowing equipment to run nonstop to reduce downtime between tasks, green construction sites reduce equipment usage time to save energy. Clean up your site. Lester also noted that job sites by nature can produce a large build up of waste. “One way to ensure the project is more environmentally friendly is to dispose of waste properly.” Rethink what you’re hauling away from the site. “Many materials that might be considered waste can actually be recycled or reused in future projects,” he pointed out. Recycling and reusing can actually save your business money and time on a future project.

“Consulting with a waste removal service can also aid in ensuring your site is removing waste in the most efficient way possible,” he added. Cichetti believes tracking job site waste electronically is vital for maintaining a green construction site and diverting some of this waste. “Completing a waste audit can help to show where waste is going and how waste management can be improved.” Universal Rewards Cichetti sustainability webinar participants heard him talk about greening-up in terms of the global LEED green building rating system, but his ideas and suggestions could be beneficial for any job site. He suggests performing an audit of utility usage on the construction site. He considers it vital for knowing where major cost sinks and carbon sources are on site. “Additionally, logging information about fuel and gas is important as it has a larger footprint than

other utilities on a job site.” He believes that following jobsite best practices can help to green up any construction site. As an example, Cichetti pointed out how LED temporary lighting can not only reduce the amount of electricity used on a project, but can be transferred from project to project to reduce costs. “Furthermore, putting timers or sensors on the lights can increase these cost and sustainability benefits,” he added. Other best practices for sustainability can include just providing reusable water bottles to the crew or team; having compostable containers/plates/utensils as well as a compost bin; creating and growing a garden for projects with long timelines; and improving signage for dumpsters and sorting materials. “These are all examples of simple and cost-effective changes that a green team can implement to greatly reduce the carbon footprint of a construction site,” said Cichetti.

Virtual meetings came in with the coronavirus pandemic and stayed. So many people working remotely and communicating via video conference has actually helped reduce carbon emissions by cutting down on travel, he observed. “Of course, some site visits will be essential, but for those that aren’t, virtual meetings can help to reduce carbon emissions as well as cut down on time while still sharing information.” He pointed out that video conferencing can even be used to look at equipment or data as a team without everyone having to travel to the project site. Number one on Cichetti’s list of steps companies can take to “green up” is learning about embodied carbon. Embodied carbon is the sum impact of all greenhouse gas emissions of a particular material throughout its life cycle. It is responsible for 11 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Cichetti believes that between

now and 2050, embodied carbon is projected to account for almost 50 percent of total new construction emissions. He also believes by that 2035 we will see a shift of emphasis onto embodied carbon instead of operating carbon, which is focused on efficiency. For example, concrete uses the highest amount of embodied carbon, followed by steel, then ceramics, he said. “Therefore, replacing concrete with something like fly ash can cut down on embodied carbon on a job site.” Lester, of Dura-Seal, believes that in the long-term, sustainability practices will continue changing due to regulation and innovation. “But construction companies that adapt early on will attract customers who want to work with partners who have a proven track record,” he said. “By kickstarting your company’s sustainable construction methods in 2021, you’ll gain a competitive edge for years to come.”  CEG

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALEX LYON & SON INC ..........................................................................79

KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ......................................54,55

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

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..............................................................44,45

ALTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY - WEST ..................................................84

KUBOTA EXCAVATOR..............................................................................56

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

LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC ......................................................48

AMULET ..............................................................................................48,51

MAGELLAN CONSTRUCTION ................................................................58

ASCENDUM MACHINERY INC ..................................................................9

MAVERICK ENVIRONMENTAL ................................................................30

ASTEC KPI-JCI ........................................................................................31

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

BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC ..................................................................32,33

METSO OUTOTEC ..................................................................................35

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MID COUNTRY MACHINERY ..................................................................69

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PAT KELLY EQUIPMENT CO INC..............................................................6

BOMAG AMERICAS INC ..........................................................................24

POWERSCREEN MW DEALER GROUP ................................................39

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WAUSAU AUCTIONEERS........................................................................81

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IRAY AUCTIONS INC................................................................................81

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

JJ SCHECKEL CORP ..............................................................................15

JCB OF OHIO ............................................................................................7

JOHN DEERE ..........................................................................................52

SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT CO ..........................................................3

KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC..............................................................17

TEREX TRUCKS/VOLVO ..........................................................................5

KLEEMANN ..............................................................................................34

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

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