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When Monroe Tractor announced that it had purchased Case of New England in July 2017, many New England contractors might not have heard of the distinguished New York State dealer. But Case Construction Equipment and Monroe’s New York customers knew and it was only a matter of time before the strong reputation Monroe Tractor has earned over its 67 year history would soon be recognized in New England. A Long, Proud and Successful History Monroe Tractor was founded in 1951 by Henry Hansen, when he and his wife Dorothy left farming The fleet of Case construction equipment service trucks is to pursue starting an agriculture dealership in being updated and added to ensure reliable onsite service Henrietta New York, just outside of Rochester. from factory-trained technicians. With many hours of hard dedicated work, the agriculture equipment division ultimately naming Monroe Tractor as an customer base grew. And in 1963 Case Corporation intro- authorized Case construction equipment dealership. In duced its first Pippin backhoe and a loader attached to a August of 1972 Hansen’s daughter Janet Felosky joined the Case tractor which led to Case developing a construction see MONROE page 16
Baker-Polito Administration Celebrates Longfellow Bridge Project Milestone On May 31, Gov. Charlie Baker joined Transportation Secretary and CEO Stephanie Pollack; Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver; Congressman Michael Capuano; members of the Massachusetts Legislature; and local leaders in Boston to celebrate MassDOT reaching the full beneficial use milestone on the ongoing Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
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This rehabilitation project has added numerous multimodal benefits including eliminating a vehicular travel lane in the outbound direction; widening the sidewalks and bicycle lane; and adding new MBTA Red Line track.
The achievement of this milestone means that all users are now able to enjoy the full benefits of this major multimodal bridge reconstruction project including the vehicular travel lanes, separated bicycle lanes, and sidewalks on both sides of the bridge, as well as MBTA Red Line infrastructure. The Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation Project has upgraded the bridge’s strucsee LONGFELLOW page 14
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Northland JCB Holds Grand Opening in Concord, N.H.
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orthland JCB held an official grand opening May 18 of its Concord, N.H., facility. Construction contractors, landscapers, tree and nursery contractors and municipal workers attended the event that featured not only the new facility, but also an array of JCB equipment, along with Avant mini-loaders and Vibroscreen screen- Bill Dorazio (second from L) of Colt Refining & Recycling, Merrimack, N.H., was the grand prize winers. In addition, guests were ner at the event. With him and his new Sharp 4K TV are Manager Jeff Hawkins (L); Bill Spain (second treated to catering by Lunch Branch from R), sales representative; and Kevin Blacker (R), JCB’s Dancing Diggers performed for guests at the Northland JCB grand opening in Lady Food Truck, a demon- service manager. Concord, N.H. stration of the JCB GT, “the “We’ve been at this new location for nearly a year, so it Mass.; Lewiston, Maine; and Wallingford, Conn. world’s fastest backhoe,” music and live event coverage by 93.3 The Wolf. Northland JCB awarded a variety of door was time we officially invited our customers and anyone Commitment to strong customer service is why Greg prizes, and the mayor of Concord, Jim Bouley, arrived for from the wide variety of industries we serve,” added Mark White, Northland JCB sales representative, believes custhe ribbon-cutting ceremony flanked by the Concord Silva. Northland JCB vice president of sales. “It’s been a tomers flocked to the grand opening in Concord. great day to show off our investment. A facility like this is all Chamber of Commerce. “Northland JCB is a great company to work for,” he said. about better serving our customers, and we’ve got the inven- “I’ve been here about a year and I really like the focus on Turnout for the event was high. “We sent out postcard invitations, flyers, radio ads, and a tory to show off as well.” fanatical customer service. JCB makes a great product and Northland JCB’s Concord facility, located at 114 Hall St., social media blitz to get people here and they turned out,” see NORTHLAND page 12 said Chris Jackson, who heads up Northland JCB’s market- is among six total for the company. Other facilities are located in Wilmington, Mass.; Shrewsbury, Mass.; Middleboro, ing team. “We couldn’t be happier.”
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Northland JCB’s new facility, located at 114 Hall St. in Concord, N.H., features in part a spacious lobby.
From manufacturing custom military grade equipment to donating to the “Building Homes for Heroes” organization, the JCB family does a lot to support the U.S. military. Both JCB and Northland JCB are proud to support service members and veteran and their families.
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Transforming a Tree Farm to a Successful Stone, Gravel Biz How many small business owners can relate to what life was like when you were a young entrepreneur with an incredible idea? You had the business plan in place, but you needed the means to make it happen. That is exactly what Richard P. Baldi experienced in the mid ’80s when he wanted to utilize his land from what was a seasonal Christmas tree farm for a year-round aggregate business. “Every year we would spend money clearing our land, which would deplete our profits earned from our Christmas tree farm,” Baldi, the founder of Baldi Stone & Gravel, said. “During the clearing process, we would find large rocks and have an abundance of excess aggregate material, which would result in hiring a contractor to come in and crush the rocks and haul off the material.” (L-R) are Richard Baldi, founder and owner of Baldi Stone & Gravel and his two sons, Nate It didn’t take long for Baldi to realize that and Clayton.
L70D, EC330B, EC250E and EC140B (just to name a few), I wouldn’t choose another brand to own. The Volvo excavators and loaders are fuel efficient, very agile, and easy to operate. And bottom-line, they run consistently and hold a very high retail value.” Baldi’s sales representative at Tyler Equipment, Jasper Diers has been a great asset to the company. “He has been available at the drop of a hat, in the evenings, on the weekends, you name it. I’ve had a few machines that haven’t met my full expectations, and when I call him, his response to me is, ‘Don’t worry Richie, we’ll get you through it.’ and he’s either shown up with a brand-new machine to swap out with me, or dropped off a machine for me to use for as long as I’ve needed. They’ll literally do anything to meet our expectations. “It’s not just because Volvo is a good product. Tyler Equipment makes Volvo a great product because of who they have working for them, and what they do for businesses like mine. I wouldn’t be where I am today without them,” Baldi said.
Baldi Stone & Gravel’s gravel pit/quarry was born of an idea Richard P. Baldi experienced in the mid ’80s when he wanted to utilize his land from what was a seasonal Christmas tree farm for a year-round aggregate business.
About Baldi Stone & Gravel Baldi Stone & Gravel is still a family owned business, but the company has drastically expanded its products and service offerings since it was founded in 1985. Located on 72 Miller Road in Colchester, Conn., it sells a full range of aggregate material ranging from processed gravel, crushed stone, screened fill, screened top soil, mason sand, asphalt millings, mulch, tailings, mushroom compost and more. In addition to its aggregate items, it also specializes in driveway installations, snow removal, site excavation, home remodeling, onsite crushing/screening/recycling service and disaster clean-up. Baldi Stone & Gravel takes great pride in having versatile, diversified employees that can drive truck, operate equipment, and perform all the necessary tasks throughout all the various services that they offer. Owning its own gravel pit plays a key role in its other services, as it is able to provide the soil services right into its quotes. It also is able to make custom products that are unique to each job, and take care of removing or recycling any access soil a customer may have. For more information, visit www.baldistoneandgravel.com.
it would be far more profitable for him to process the material himself, so, he started pricing equipment, trying to make this idea come to life. But he encountered a problem. “Every equipment dealer I went to wouldn’t give me the time of day. A small-town guy with some big ideas wasn’t enough for the bigger dealerships to risk doing business with me. But then I met Brooke III and Bill with Tyler Equipment. They had faith in me and worked with me to get me the equipment I needed so I could get this business up and running. “I’ve never seen a company work so hard for their customers. They’re creative, funloving and just hands down a tremendous company to do business with. In the past 30 years, I have purchased roughly 70 pieces of equipment, and they are my sole dealership. Baldi Stone & Gravel also provides snow removal services for residents and businesses From my Volvo L120H, L90G, L60G, throughout Colchester, Conn.
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Dancing Diggers Perform for Guests in Concord, N.H. NORTHLAND from page 4
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Local news station 93.3 The Wolf broadcast live at Northland JCB’s grand opening. Fungo, the mascot of New Hampshire’s Fisher Cats team. also was on hand.
Northland JCB’s grand opening in Concord, N.H., attracted people of all ages. What boy wouldn't love playing on heavy equipment all day?
Construction contractors, landscapers, tree and nursery contractors and municipal workers attended the event.
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Historic Longfellow Bridge Rehabilitation Nears Completion LONGFELLOW from page 1
tural capacity as well as multimodal access and bridge-to-city-street accessibility connections. Originally built in 1907, the historic bridge is a vital link between Boston and Cambridge, making important regional connections and contributing to the Charles River Basin Historic District. This is the first major rehabilitation of the bridge since 1959. “Reopening the iconic Longfellow Bridge for travelers using all modes of transit is a significant step in modernizing the region’s transportation infrastructure,” Baker. “We thank all the stakeholders and elected officials who worked with our administration and the Department of Transportation to reach this milestone.” “The Longfellow Bridge is an important connection between Boston and Cambridge, and with the careful attention of the project team and stakeholders, we have been able to preserve the historic nature of this landmark while providing needed structural improvements,” said Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito. This rehabilitation project has added numerous multimodal benefits including eliminating a vehicular travel lane in the outbound direction; widening the sidewalks and bicycle lanes; and adding new MBTA Red Line track. MassDOT also updated the final
design of the bridge this spring as a result of public feedback to further widen the bicycle lane in the inbound direction and add new raised vertical stanchions to physically separate the bicycle lanes and speed feedback signs on both sides of the bridge. This project is currently expected to be completed by this winter as MassDOT crews and contractors are continuing to conduct work on the approach roadways, construct the Frances Appleton Pedestrian Bridge, and carry out finishing work including landscaping and cleanup operations. Crews also are carrying out minor surfacing of the MBTA tracks to allow full speed Red Line travel over the bridge. “This regionally significant bridge serves as an important connection between neighborhoods in Cambridge and Boston and allows residents, commuters, visitors, and commercial traffic to travel to destinations throughout the area,” said Pollack. “MassDOT is pleased to reach the full beneficial use milestone so that all vehicle lanes, as well as the new separated bicycle lanes, sidewalks, and Red Line infrastructure are now open for the public to use and enjoy.” “The Longfellow Bridge is not only a vital transportation connection for commuters, bicyclists and pedestrians across the Charles River, it is also a jewel of the Boston skyline,” said Capuano. “Rehabilitating the
Longfellow Bridge improves the travel experience for all who utilize it. I am very pleased that its functionality and its beauty have been restored.” “The bridges spanning the Charles River provide direct access to Downtown Boston and are critical to the economic vitality of the city of Boston,” said Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh. “The Longfellow Bridge has the added distinction of being an icon with historic significance. I appreciate and commend the committed partnership between state and city agencies that resulted in successfully improving safety and mobility on the Longfellow Bridge, while also preserving this important piece of our local history. We look forward to future collaborations with MassDOT on additional infrastructure projects that will benefit the city and improve our connectivity to the greater Boston region.” Located on the site of the 1793 West Boston Bridge, this steel and granite structure was completed in 1907, and renamed to honor Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1927. The bridge was then extended in 1956 and rehabilitated in 1959. The bridge today consists of eleven original open-spandrel steel arch spans. The bridge has an overall length of 2,135 ft., and a deck width of 105 ft., which includes a 27-
ft. fenced median occupied by the Red Line. The bridge carries 28,000 motor vehicles, 90,000 transit users, as well as pedestrians and bicyclists per day. “I am proud of the MassDOT crews and contractors for their tireless efforts in rehabilitating this important bridge structure and addressing the historical and design considerations that arose throughout this project,” said Gulliver. “We have appreciated the support from elected officials, local leaders, and the public throughout this major project and we look forward completing this project by this winter.” MassDOT undertook a comprehensive public outreach and stakeholder engagement process prior to the start of construction in order to help formulate the future design of the Longfellow Bridge. The decisions made through the Longfellow public process helped form MassDOT policies used today to provide safe, fair, and equitable sharing of limited space for public transit, non-motorized uses, and motorized uses. For more information, visit massdot.state.ma.us/charlesriverbridges/Lo ngfellowBridge.aspx. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Tyler Equipment Steps Up to Help Baldi Stone & Gravel
The original tree farm where it all started for Richard Baldi, owner of Baldi Stone & Gravel, located in Colchester, Conn. BALDI from page 8
About Tyler Equipment Tyler Equipment is a full sales, rental, parts and service dealer of Volvo Construction Equipment, SDLG, Sennebogen, Doosan Portable Power, Rawson Screening, Allied Attachments, Blaw-Knox Pavers, Rogers and Felling Trailers.
Tyler Equipment Corporation has been fulfilling the needs of the construction industry in southern New England since 1922. Its territory includes all of Connecticut and the four western counties of Massachusetts. For more information, visit www.tylerequipment.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Monroe Tractor’s Third Generation Continues Legacy MONROE from page 1
family business starting in the parts department and working her way through different departments of the company, learning the ins and outs of the business firsthand. In 1988 she was named President and when Henry stepped down in 2013 she also took over the CEO role. Under Janet’s leadership, in 2008, Monroe Tractor purchased neighboring Case distributor S.C. Hansen, which was founded by Henry’s brother Stewart Hansen in 1947. This expanded the company’s footprint to cover Albany, Elmira, Binghamton and Hornell, New York. Chuck Miller with 24 years at SC Hansen as VP of Sales, stayed on board to oversee Monroe’s construction equipment divisions. Over the years, the third genera-
tion of family members also joined Monroe Tractor with son, Chris Felosky, GM of the agriculture division and daughter, Laura Wilkas as Assistant GM of the New England division and Marketing Manager for New England and New York who has been a Massachusetts resident since 2001. Monroe Tractor’s geographic area has had tremendous growth since 1951. “We’ve come a long way from the small cinderblock building this all started in.” said Laura Wilkas, “but the key to our success is continuing my grandfathers legacy and conducting business with the same integrity he did. His drive and ability to build relationships and take care of the customers is the foundation of how we do business ” From opening the doors in 1951,
Sales Director Steve Macridis brings 30 years of experience of construction equipment sales to the Monroe Tractor team.
Henry Hansen was credited with saying, “Where courtesy dwells, service excels.” That same statement holds today as the second and third generations of family members are leading Monroe Tractor. Monroe Tractor has grown to 13 locations, 10 across New York state and 3 in New England. Four of Monroe’s NY branches provide equipment, parts and service to both the agriculture and construction markets. Adams Center (agriculture), Albany (agriculture and construction), Auburn (agriculture), Batavia (agriculture), Binghamton (agriculture and construction), Buffalo (construction), Campbell (agriculture and construction), Canandaigua (agriculture), Rochester (construction and Corporate), and Syracuse see MONROE page 18
Laura Wilkas, director of marketing and the assistant general manager of New England operations, and Chuck Miller, general manager of Monroe Tractor’s New England operations.
Shown here inside Monroe Tractor’s facility at 47 Southwest Cutoff (Route 20) in Worcester, Mass., is the parts counter and showroom.
The Monroe Tractor facility in Worcester, Mass., features 12,000 sq. ft. of shop space.
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Chappell Tractor 454 Rte 13 Milford, NH 03055 603/673-2640 www.chappelltractor.com
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Kahn Tractor & Equipment, Inc. 520 Pond Road North Franklin, CT 06254 860/642-7596 www.kahntractor.com
Lorusso Heavy Equipment, LLC 160 Elm Street P.O. Box 857 Walpole, MA 02801 508/660-7600 www.lhequip.com
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NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISER INDEX
Monroe Invests in Its Fleet, Staff to Serve New England
ACE EQUIPMENT SALES INC ......................................13
MONROE from page 16
ARGUS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY ....................................1
(construction). New England branches are located in Hartford, Conn., Worcester, Mass. and Woburn, Mass.
ASTRO CRANE ..............................................................12 BULLETIN BOARD..........................................................12 CHADWICK-BAROSS INC..............................................20 CLASSIFIEDS..................................................................12 EMPIRE CRANE LLC........................................................6 EQUIPMENT 4 RENT ....................................................14 EQUIPMENT EAST ........................................................1,9 FOLEY MARINE & INDUSTRIAL ENGINE ......................1 GORILLA HAMMERS........................................................1 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT....................17 J R VINAGRO CORPORATION........................................1 LORUSSO HEAVY EQUIPMENT LLC..............................5 M G EQUIPMENT ............................................................1 M-R WOOD RECYCLING ................................................6 MILTON CAT....................................................................12 NORTHLAND JCB ..........................................................11 PINE BUSH EQUIPMENT CO ........................................15 POWERSCREEN NEW ENGLAND................................15 ROCK & RECYCLING EQUIPMENT LLC ......................10 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION ........................19 SUMMIT SUPPLY LLC ......................................................1 T-QUIP SALES & RENTAL INC ......................................10 THE N.I.C.E. COMPANY ..................................................6 THE W. I. CLARK COMPANY ..........................................2 TYLER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION ............................3 WOODS CRW CORP........................................................7 The Advertisers Index is printed as a free editorial service to our advertisers and readership. Construction Equipment Guide is not responsible for errors or omissions.
Taking on New England Full Throttle “We have had three primary objectives,” said Chuck Miller, general manager of Monroe Tractor’s New England operations. “First was to find and relocate to a facility in the Worcester, Mass., area to use as our base of operations. Second was to put ourselves in a position to give our customers the support and service they deserve. And third was to build an inventory of equipment that reflects the huge demands of the booming construction equipment market in New England.” “It’s also about our people and how they support the customer,” said Wilkas, “that is how we differentiate ourselves from the competition. It’s about selling us as a company and not just the equipment that we have.” Wilkas ensures their employees are equipped with the necessary resources from tools, training equipment, and knowledge perspectives to guarantee they have what it takes to deliver on the company’s brand promise that it proudly stands behind, “We’re there to keep you doing your job.” Monroe Tractor’s facility at 47 Southwest Cutoff (Route 20) in Worcester, Mass., has been completely remodeled to provide customers with excellent service. Approximately 12,000 sq. ft. of the 16,000sq.-ft. facility has been dedicated to shop space with the remaining 4,000 sq. ft. devoted to a showroom, an office facility, a parts counter and parts warehousing. Worcester offers a centralized location for servicing the entire state of Massachusetts. The Hartford, Conn., location is now open and will serve the needs of Connecticut, Rhode Island, and potentially portions of western Massachusetts. Investing in Service “We are actively adding technicians to our staff and recertifying the technicians that have been with us for many years,” said Miller. He continues to say “Monroe Tractor has made a substantial investment in expanding our fleet of service trucks. Being able to execute service in the field promptly and effectively over a broad geographic area is critical to our success. We have also made a substantial investment in parts inventory. Having completed a review of the Case machines that are currently in the marketplace we are confident that we have the parts in stock that will keep those machines up and running.” Miller added that according to
market information, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island offer a large sales opportunity for Monroe Tractor. “In order to capitalize on that opportunity, we have to have plenty of the right inventory in stock for our customers to purchase or rent, depending on their needs,” he said. “As a result, we have made a commitment to the largest inventory of Case equipment available to New England contractors, including excavators, dozers, backhoes, loaders, compaction equipment and material handlers.” “We have also brought in experienced industry professionals from outside our organization,” added Wilkas, “including Craig Robbins, who has 12 years of experience specializing in compact equipment and who will be managing our Connecticut store, and another key hire is Steve Macridis, a 30year industry veteran who is now the company’s sales director of New England operations.” “It is so exciting to be a part of bringing back the Case name and the great value that comes with it to New England contractors,” said Macridis. “Case is manufacturing a superior product and Monroe Tractor’s 67 years of experience in supporting that product is going to be a game changer here in New England. There is a clear commitment to inventory for both retail sales and rentals and an even larger commitment to building long-term customer relationships.” “We’re there to take care of the customer” said Wilkas, “and we try to make sure that our customers are comfortable in every facet of doing business with us. How we build relationships and maintain them now isn’t much different from how relationships were built when the business began 1951, and that’s through having good people who genuinely care about the customer.” Wilkas added, “the lines of communication are always open at Monroe Tractor, and as we grow our New England customer base our promise to take care of the customer remains our number one dedication.” Like New England, Monroe Tractor has a long trailblazing history, too. With Felosky at the helm, a good old-fashioned and timetested customer-first attitude and an experienced team all pulling in the same (and successful) direction, New England contractors, if they don’t know already, will discover what its neighboring state of New York has known for more than half a century: Monroe Tractor is a serious dealer that sees its success tightly tied to its customers’ success. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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