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(L-R): Tom Stanley, Rob Clark, Tyler Walsh, Eric Walsh, Gus Moreira, (front), and Eric Stenmen, all of UCX in West Boylston, Mass., enjoy the view of Gillette Stadium.
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available to answer questions, breakfast and lunch, and a meet and greet with two Patriot’s cheerleaders. Two exciting additions to the bi-annual construction event included inviting outside vendors to set up stations throughout the mezzanine and debuting a demo area. This was the first year a demonstration area was available for attendees to experience and test run a variety of machines and attachments just outside of the stadium.
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years or more before construction begins,� he said. Green noted that the last significant repair of the dam was in the early 2000s and was related to seepage. A partial secant cut-off wall was installed but couldn’t be com- The $20 million in the Fiscal Year 2020 Energy and pleted due to technical issues. Water Appropriations bill will support four eligible “Six dewatering wells were dams, including Waterbury, that were built by the also installed to pump leakage Army Corps of Engineers. water out of the dam, he said. “During this project, and during regular test ues to provide the state with technical and operations of the flood gates at the principal funding assistance. “We would do the Risk Assessments and spillway, one of the gates jammed. This required temporary repairs to the gates and other items to evaluate what needs to be prompted a structural analysis of the gates, done,� said Matthew Cosby, project managwhich deemed them unable to safely main- er of the Corps of Engineers. “We may do it tain a full flood pool. The objective of the in house and not contract it out, although we upcoming spillway repair project is to per- won’t do the actual construction.� He said the Corps of Engineers is conmanently address the issues with the flood tracted by Congress to do construction and gates and spillway through repair or replacerepairs of the Waterbury Bridge. ment.� The Corps lowered the reservoir pool in The job will be completed through a partnership between the state of Vermont, the 1981 and injected filler material in 1984 and dam owner, and the Army Corps of reconstructed a portion of the toe of the dam Engineers, who originally designed and and installed grouting in the gorge area to oversaw construction of the dam and contin- remediate seepage and settlement.
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Vermont requested the Corps to conduct a dam safety assurance study to address conditions of the dam. The study was completed in 2000 and issued alternatives that included complete removal of the dam, constructing a new dam, reconstructing the gorge area or constructing a cutoff wall. The recommended plan called for constructing a filter shaft and monitoring structure in the gorge area to correct the seepage conditions. Construction was initiated in July 2002 and the installation of filters on the outlet conduit was completed in November 2002. Work in 2003 consisted of the initiation of construction of the secant cutoff wall and seepage control wells. Construction of the secant wall and dewatering system continued in 2004 through 2006. The Fiscal Year 2004 Appropriations Bill directed the Corps to design and construct a repair for the concrete spillway. The spillway repair contract was awarded to Alltech Engineering in July 2005 at a cost of $693,000 and construction work was successfully completed in December 2005. The repairs were expected to extend the useful life of the spillway gates by 10 to 15 years. As part of this effort a Design Report was prepared in 2006 for a full replacement of the spillway at a future date. The operation of the gates is restricted in part due to structural deficiencies and the flood storage pool cannot be raised to the full height as intended. The mitigation contract was awarded to Fleet Environmental in August 2005 at a price of $621,000 and work was completed in November 2006. Additional work to repair areas of the slope was performed on the mitigation site in fall 2007 and completed. The state of Vermont allowed the reser-
voir to refill in September 2006. The reservoir reached normal pool at the end of October 2006 and overall construction of the seepage control measures was substantially completed in January 2007 with punch list items completed in fall 2007 and formally turned over to the state of Vermont. An 18month performance and monitoring period followed the reservoir refill and demonstrated that the seepage control features continued to operate satisfactorily. The completed project, including the operation and maintenance of the project, was turned over to the state in September 2010. Waterbury Dam is located on the Little River 3 mi. upstream from its junction with the Winooski River in Waterbury. The dam consists of a rolled earth embankment approximately 1,850 ft. long at its crest, 187 ft. high at its maximum section above the original river channel, and approximately 1,000 ft. wide at the maximum section. The spillway section is 261 ft. long and consists of two components. The first is a 161-ft. wide ungated concrete section with a crest elevation of 617.5 ft. The second section is 100-ft. wide, contains three tainter gates, and has a sill elevation of 592 ft. The gates are 26.5-ft. high. Two of the gates are 20-ft. wide and were part of the original dam construction. The third is 35-ft. wide and was added in 1958 as part of a modification of the dam to satisfy updated hydrologic and hydraulic requirements. “The Waterbury Dam and Waterbury Reservoir draw people from around Vermont and the country to appreciate our Green Mountain state,â€? said Leahy. “Tropical Storm Irene once again proved how crucial Waterbury Dam is to the safety and resilience of surrounding towns. I am glad the committee has supported my effort to once again provide the Army Corps of Engineers with the funds it needs to make much-needed repairs to this important piece of Vermont’s infrastructure. Sen. Bernie Sanders also participated in the drive to garner funding for dam repairs, authorizing legislation in 2018. The $20 million in the Fiscal Year 2020 Energy and Water Appropriations bill will support four eligible dams, including Waterbury, that were built by the Army Corps of Engineers. “The Senate will conference it with the House and after it’s received it will be sent to the president to sign into law,â€? Cosby said. Green said, “We own the dam and get technical and funding assistance from the Corps of Engineers for design and construction work. The Senate funding would go to the Corps and we will pay a 35 to 50 percent share as part of a cost share agreement.â€?  CEG
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Approximately 600 Guests Attend Innovate 2019 at Gillette
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An expansive catered lunch was offered at this year’s event.
Alan Hammersley (L), CEO and president of Nitco, with keynote speaker Mick Mohan, managing director, backhoe loader of JCB.
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“We really envisioned putting this unique event together for our New England customers in partnership with all of our suppliers so we wanted to create something that is really innovative, which is why we called it Innovate 19,” said Alan Hammersley, CEO and president of Nitco.
Keynote speaker Mick Mohan, managing director, backhoe loader of JCB, speaks about JCB’s role in global growth and change.
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ments. It also is capable of 90-degree excavation. “One of the great parts about JCB is that part of their DNA is innovation,” said Northland JCB President, Mark Silva. “As a manufacturer they are always “finding a better way”. This really gives customers an advantage in the marketplace and allows them a better way of doing things, giving them a competitive edge. This is a great day for us to give back to our customers, inviting them to this great venue and sharing with them what we are all about. We can show them the latest innovation in all of our product lines. “We are having a great show at the stadium. We have an excellent relationship with Gillette, and people love being where the Super Bowl champions are.”
One of the highly anticipated aspects of this year’s event was the new demo area. According to Chris Jackson, Northland JCB marketing and event organizer, customers wanted to be able to try out the equipment. “The big thing for Innovate 2019 was figuring out how to make it happen,” he said. Working closely with Gillette, they decided that a lot outside of the stadium would be suitable. Sitework Specialist of Foxboro, Mass., assisted in bringing in all of the necessary material. JCB provided a variety of equipment like the hydradig, teleskids, backhoe loader, wheel loaders and new site dumper. Avant, VibroScreen and Davis Village Solutions also had machines, and products guests could try. Guests enjoy lunch in the Cross Pavillion.
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Jackson added, “Another part of exciting people included bringing in outside vendors that have very innovative products, services, and solutions that our customers would appreciate. We wanted to make those business connections, and that’s going to help us along the way. It’s going to help our customers, and at the end of the day, that’s really all we want to do.”
recognition for the new addition of the JCB Uptime Center at its Wilmington headquarters. This center receives information from JCB LiveLink Systems, allowing for proactive product support and monitoring machine health. Northland JCB also was awarded the 2019 JCB Dealers of Excellence Award and JCB Breakthrough Growth Award winner recognized for being high performing in customer service, product support, and business development. CEG
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RIDOT Begins First Phase to Replace Hawkins Street Bridge The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) announced the start of a project to replace the city of Providence-owned Hawkins Street Bridge, which carries Hawkins Street over the West River, between Branch Avenue and Corliss Park, in Providence. The initial phase of the project involves minor tree clearing and utility relocation and will be ongoing through the fall and into early winter. The next phase, starting next spring, will focus on the demolition and reconstruction of this structurally deficient bridge. Final completion is scheduled for Summer 2021, however RIDOT will be working with the contractor to open the bridge sooner. The bridge has been closed since October 2017 following an inspection finding advanced deterioration on the bridge, which warranted its closure to traffic. It carries
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2004 Komatsu WA450, 28,000 hours, Hyd. QC, GP bucket ................................$36,500
2015 Komatsu WA380-7, 7600 hours, AC/Heat, Auto Lube System, 7.75 Yard GP Bucket, No Forks ............................$89,000
2015 Volvo L70G, 3300 hours, Hydraulic QC w Bucket, AC,Rear View Camera, 20.5 x 25 ....................................................$99,000
2006 Terex TXL300-2, 6600 hours, 2 new tires, 4 yard machine, work ready! $49,000
2004 Komatsu WA320L-5, 6400 hours, Very clean, Runs Good! ..................$49,000
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Quality Fleet Service, Hyundai Partner in Western Mass.
The parts department supports a major investment in engine parts from some of the best-known diesel engine manufacturers in the world.
Quality Fleet Service is now the official Hyundai dealer of western Massachusetts. QUALITY from page 14
the aforementioned engines. While Quality Fleet Service is not a Kubota equipment dealer, it is a Kubota engine authorized dealer. “Nearly all diesel engine manufacturers make their engines available to manufacturers who produce products but do not manufacture their own power plants. For example, a company may manufacture pavers, however they do not manufacture their own engines. This company would
then purchase diesel engines from Kubota to power the pavers. The paver manufacturer would then contract with an equipment dealer to sell his pavers. If that dealer does not sell Kubota equipment, he is not authorized to service Kubota engines. That’s where our services come in. “The majority of certain categories of heavy equipment such as crushing and screening plants, generator sets, pavers, etc. are powered by engines that are not produced by the manufacturer of the equipment. When those engines need
In addition to construction equipment, over the road vehicles are a big part of the Quality Fleet Service base.
warranty work, we get the call.” Over the last few years Quality Fleet Service has found itself in the unfortunate position of having to mediate between the manufacturer of the construction equipment and the manufacturer of the engines. Something goes wrong and the engine manufacturer and the equipment manufacturer point fingers at each other. “At times I know exactly where the problem lies but because I only represent the engine manufacturer, I do not carry weight with the machine manufacturer.” Because of this quandary, Moynihan has wished to be in a position to sell product lines of equipment to the end user as the dealer of both the machine and the power plants. That opportunity finally presented itself with Hyundai Construction Equipment and Quality Fleet Service is now the official Hyundai dealer of western Massachusetts. Quality Fleet Service’s initial order has been delivered and its technicians have been fully trained in the service and support of the machines. “We are very excited about our new relationship with Hyundai. They are exactly what we were looking for, an accepted world-wide brand that manufactures a superior product that meets the demanding standards of New England contractors,” Moynihan said.
Technicians are equipped and factory trained on the latest diagnostic tools so that problems are quickly diagnosed and addressed.
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251 NH-125 Brentwood, NH 03833 603/642-5666
Chappell Tractor 454 RTE 13 Milford, NH 03055 603/673-2640 www.chappelltractor.com
391 Loudon Rd. Concord, NH 03301 603/225-3361
Kahn Tractor & Equipment, Inc. 520 Pond Road North Franklin, CT 06254 860/642-7596 www.kahntractor.com
Lorusso Heavy Equipment, LLC 160 Elm Street Walpole, MA 02801 508/660-7600 www.lhequip.com
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NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISER INDEX
Gillette: Home to SB Champs, Northland JCB’s Innovate 2019
ACE EQUIPMENT SALES INC...................................... 13
INNOVATE from page 10
ARGUS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY.................................... 1 ASTRO CRANE.............................................................. 12 BULLETIN BOARD..........................................................12 CHADWICK-BAROSS INC..............................................20 EMPIRE CRANE LLC........................................................6
(L-R): Ryan Sears of JCB, Ted Merrow and Marcus John, both of N.H. State Veteran’s Cemetery, and Frank Groccia of Batteries Unlimited in Worcester, Mass., check out the cab of the 3CX compact loader.
EQUIPMENT EAST........................................................ 1,5 FOLEY INC - WORCESTER............................................ 1 GORILLA HAMMERS........................................................1 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT....................17 J R VINAGRO CORPORATION........................................1 M G EQUIPMENT............................................................ 1 NORTHLAND JCB.......................................................... 11
The Camerota Truck Parts Drivetrain Specialist Team (L-R) are John Hobbs, Bob White, Mike Smith and Bill Wright.
POWERSCREEN NEW ENGLAND................................10 QUALITY FLEET SERVICE.............................................. 9 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION........................ 19 SHAWMUT EQUIPMENT CO INC..................................12 SUMMIT SUPPLY LLC...................................................... 1 T-QUIP SALES & RENTAL INC...................................... 15
Steve Castrignano, Zach Cliffor, Jennifer Keyes, Ray Brunelle and Brensan Flagg, all of Nitco.
THE N.I.C.E. COMPANY................................................ 15 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.
JCB’s innovative and versatile 110w hydradig was a favorite at the demo area.
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