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‘Fish Condo’ Makes Big Splash Off Florida Coast

United Makes Short Work of Bridges…8

The merger of May Heavy Equipment and Rob’s Hydraulics took effect Jan. 1, expanding the territory and the service menu of both.

Merger Creates May/RHI Under NED Ownership

Blanchard Hosts ‘Lunch & Learn’ Event…23

By Joe Barron

CEG ASSOCIATE EDITOR CCA Florida photo

An excavator was used to push concrete structures for the reef off the barge.

By Cindy Riley

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World of Asphalt Breaks Attendance Records…28

Table of Contents.............4 Trucks & Trailer Section ...................................34-37 Attachment Section ...................................38-41 Recycling Section.....49-58 Auction Section ........80-91 Business Calendar..........82 Advertisers Index ..........90

Divers in Florida are monitoring an artificial reef recently installed in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Lee and Charlotte counties. The Phoenix Reef, 12 mi. due west of Gasparilla Pass, required more than two years of

planning. “When it was finally deployed, the excitement was incredible,” said Frank Gidus, director of habitat and environmental restoration for the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Florida. “It involved a true community effort, with many people from the local area helping get the project completed, donating funds and providing various services. “The project was designed from the beginning to involve 100 percent local businesses and individuals. For instance, Manhattan Road and Bridge substantially discounted the cost of the barge and deployment, Coastal Precast donated all of the concrete materials that were deployed on the reef and Ingman Marine assisted with the entire planning process of the reef and provided boat support. This was a huge cost savings for a project like this, where all the funding was raised by the local community on behalf of a non-profit organization, to better their community and help the local economy in the long run.” NBC and CBS news crews documented the effort, which was successfully completed in late 2018, in approximately 50 ft. of water on the Phoenix Reef, which lies at 26 degrees 45 minutes north latitude and 82 CCA Florida photo degrees 28 minutes west longitude. The A telescoping forklift was used to set spuds in see REEF page 62

place to help hold the barge in the target area.

May Heavy Equipment and Rob’s Hydraulics Inc. are now May/RHI. The merger of two of the largest Hyundai dealers in the country took effect Jan. 1, expanding the territory and the service menu of both. National Equipment Dealers LLC, which assumed ownership of May Heavy Equipment in January 2018, now owns the newly named May/RHI. “There are some synergies between the two companies,” said Jesse Beasely, vice president and general manager of the new May/RHI. “Rob’s has a strong background in fabrication. May Heavy Equipment has a more rental background. We also represented more lines than Rob’s did. May will give them access to Bomag products as well as Bell off-road trucks, and May Heavy Equipment hopes to learn more from them about the fabrication side of the business.” With its welding and cutting shops, Rob’s can make just about anything, from custom winches to parts that have been discontinued by the original manufacturers. “If somebody has a machine that parts are not made for anymore, they will produce the parts in their shop,” Beasley said. “It’s way more in-depth than it is at May Heavy Equipment, and we are getting into that side of the business.” see MERGER page 70

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Although it set up shop just three years ago, United Demolition LLC has refined the art of bridge removal into an exact science.Contracts have involved demolishing four bridges along Interstate 24 in Nashville over successive weekends, and, recently, another five bridges at interchanges along I-77 in North Carolina.

AED SUMMIT CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF PROMOTING INDUSTRY

The Summit presented a whirlwind schedule of educational sessions, panel discussions, committee meetings, receptions and ceremonies that all painted a vivid picture of the vibrant and rapidly changing environment of the construction equipment industry.

NEARLY 80 PERCENT OF FIRMS PLAN TO EXPAND STAFF IN 2019

Seventy-nine percent of construction firms plan to expand their payrolls in 2019, but an almost equal percentage are worried about their ability to locate and hire qualified workers.

JANUARY EMPLOYMENT CLIMBS TO 11-YEAR PEAK

Construction employment increased by 52,000 jobs in January and by 338,000 jobs, or 4.7 percent, over the past year, while the latest reading on construction spending showed moderate increases in all major categories

JCB VETERAN JOHN CARTER RETIRES AFTER 60-YEAR CAREER

Alex Lyon & Son held its annual Florida Auctions from Feb. 2 through Feb. 10 in Kissimmee, Fla.

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Bidders from across the country, as well as from Central and South America, vied for a wide variety of machines and attachments.

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United Demolition Makes Short Work of Long Bridges By Joe Barron CEG ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Bridge demolition often begins at night and ends early in the morning. Portions of the bridge are removed in a short work window, and traffic resumes as normal in the morning as if no inconvenience has occurred. The work is so quick and seamless that some sleepy-eyed commuters might not even notice anything has changed. Although it set up shop just three years ago, United Demolition LLC has refined the art of bridge removal into an exact science. Contracts have involved demolishing four bridges along Interstate 24 in Nashville, Tenn., over successive weekends, and, recently, another five bridges at interchanges along I-77 in North Carolina. “A lot of the projects are in tight spaces where they are building a new bridge next to an existing one, or they have to do it in phases,” Brian Clark, United’s vice president, said in an interview. “And then we have the element of traffic below. You can only work when there is a traffic closure. So, Contracts fulfilled by United have involved demolishing four bridges along with a lot of the jobs, we Interstate 24 in Nashville, Tenn., over successive weekends and, recently, another don’t start working until 11 five bridges at interchanges along I-77 in North Carolina. p.m., and we have to be off the road at 5 a.m.” and on-time service for any repairs.” Group, has been in business for more than Taking down a bridge is a United Demolition is based in North 90 years and has developed a close working lot like putting one up — Charleston, S.C., and does most of its work relationship with the North and South only in reverse, Clark said. in the Carolinas, although demand for its Carolina Departments of Transportation. “We typically like to take expertise in bridge and heavy civil demoliAs a result, the DOTs know they can rely the bridge deck off first,” he United Demolition employs two Hyundai excavators, tion has come from other parts of the on United in emergencies. explained. “Then we take with hammers, purchased from May Heavy Southeast, Texas and even the Northeast. In April 2018, for example, when a semi Machinery. the superstructure elements Its parent company, United Infrastructure hit a bridge in Orangeburg, S.C., taking out down, and then we concena pier column, United got the call at 1 p.m. trate on the substructure by hammering and that afternoon, mobilized by 8 p.m. and had using excavators to dismantle it.” removed half the bridge by the next mornDelays can be costly, with stiff penalties ing, when the road reopened to traffic. imposed if crews are not out of the way in “Doing a project that quickly depends on time for the morning rush. Under such tight the experience of our guys,” Clark said. “A schedules, and in such tight spaces, lot of our guys have traveled extensively machinery has to be reliable, and United over the Southeast, building bridges and has found that Hyundai machinery, providtaking down bridges. Everyone works ed and serviced by May Heavy Equipment, together in a system — one guy will be meets its needs and surpasses its expectahammering, and another guy is holding. tions. “The machines are used to grab and pass United has purchased from May a the material in a systematic fashion to proHyundai HX 330 excavator with an cessing and loading out material.” HBD360 hammer; an HX 220 excavator United recycles most material, using with an HBD210 hammer; and a Hyundai hydraulic attachments to shear steel girders HL 940 loader. “We chose the Hyundai equipment due and extract rebar from the concrete. to how it performs,” Clark said. “It operates “After we get most of that out, we will very smoothly, also giving you good speed send it to a local recycler to be reused,” and power. It has good hydraulics to run the Clark said. “By doing that we get good, attachments for our demolition. It’s very heavy loads, which cuts down on the haulreliable, and if it does break down, May Bridge demolition work often takes place overnight to minimize inconvenience to ing and saves the recycler the time it takes Heavy Equipment has provided very quick motorists. to process.” CEG

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AED Summit Celebrates 100 Years of Promoting Industry

Representing Towmaster Trailers of Litchfield, Minn., are Midwest Sales Territory Manager Bob Pace (L) and Sales Manager Chris Pokornowski.

Nathan Uphus (L), sales manager, and Jason Worley, regional sales manager of the Southeast, staffed the Felling Trailers booth. Felling saw good activity at the AED event as it promoted its line ranging from utility trailers to heavy haul trailers.

(L-R): Brian P. McGuire, president and CEO of Associated Equipment Distributors; Michael Brennan, president and COO of Bramco and incoming AED 2019 chairman; and Diane Benck, owner and vice president of general operations of West Side Tractor Sales and RCE Equipment Solutions and outgoing 2019 AED chairwoman, cut the ribbon to open the 2019 CONDEX trade fair.

ssociated Equipment Dealers celebrated its 100th anniversary the week of Feb. 4 at the annual AED Summit in Orlando, Fla. The Summit presented a whirlwind schedule of educational sessions, panel discussions, committee meetings, receptions and ceremonies that all painted a vivid picture of the vibrant and rapidly changing environment of the construction equipment industry. Registration for the Summit was 1,870, with 660 dealer professionals representing 240 equipment dealerships, and more than half of all AED dealer members were in attendance. The sessions covered almost every conceivable topic of interest to industry leaders, including employment law, cybersecurity, technology, leadership and best practices for hiring and retaining military veterans. Keynote speaker was John Boehner, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, as well as a former small businessman. CONDEX, held Feb. 5 and 6, brought dealers and customers together from all corners of the country. A five-piece brass band enlivened the opening day proceedings with an entry march and concert outside the expo hall. The trade show featured 150 booths, a 10 percent increase over last year. This year’s Summit was held at the Orlando World Center Marriott, but due to the large turnout, rooms at the Marriott filled up quickly, and guests were referred to lodgings at a number of nearby hotels. The event opened Feb. 4 with The AED Fundraising Gala and ended Feb. 7 with an outing in the Florida sunshine at Hawk’s Landing Golf Club. This year, 594 tickets were sold for the gala, up from 462 in 2018. Together, proceeds from ticket sales and the gala auction proceeds totaled more than $100,000 for The AED Foundation. CEG

Kyle Hobbs represented Bandit Industries Inc. of Remus, Mich. Standing in front of a Mecalac 7MWR machine, representing Mecalac North America, are Nicole Gavin (L), sales and marketing administrator, and Geoffrey Andrews, regional sales representative.

Max Ravazzolo displayed the MB Crusher line of attachments to AED attendees in Orlando. MB’s crushers come in a variety of sizes and will attach to most excavators or skid steers.

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Nearly 80 Percent of Firms Plan to Expand Staff in 2019 Seventy-nine percent of construction firms plan to expand their payrolls in 2019, but an almost equal percentage are worried about their ability to locate and hire qualified workers, according to survey results released Jan. 2 by the Associated General Contractors of America and Sage Construction and Real Estate. The findings are detailed in Contractors Remain Confident About Demand, Worried About Labor Supply: The 2019 Construction Hiring and Business Outlook Report. “Construction executives appear to remain confident about their market prospects for 2019 and plan to add headcount to cope with the added workload,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, the association’s chief executive officer. “Even as they are optimistic about growing demand, contractors are concerned about finding qualified workers to execute projects.” The percentage of respondents who expect a market segment to expand exceeds the percentage who expect it to contract for all 13 categories of projects included in the survey. For every segment, between 23 and 32 percent of respondents expect the dollar volume of projects they compete for to increase. Meanwhile, for all but one segment, between 11 and 16 percent of respondents foresee less work available in 2019. The difference between the positive and negative responses — the net reading — was between 10 and 17 percent for every category except multifamily. Public building construction scored the highest net positive reading of 17 percent. Three other segments had a 16 percent net positive: highway, K-12 school, and hospital construction. Projects for federal government agencies and retail/warehouse/lodging both had a net positive reading of 15 percent. Water & sewer and transportation facility construction had a net positive reading of 14 percent. Four categories had a slightly less-positive net reading: private office construction (13 percent); manufacturing construction (12 percent); higher education construction (11 percent) and power construction (10 percent). The lowest net positive reading was for multifamily residential construction, at 5 percent. Association officials said this may indicate that multifamily construction has outpaced demand for now in some locations. Most contractors plan to add staff in 2019 to keep pace with growing demand. Nearly four out of five (79 percent) plan to increase headcount this year, up from 75 percent at the start of 2018 and 73 percent at the start of 2017. However, just under half of firms report their expansion plans will only increase the size of their firm by 10 percent or less. About one-fifth of respondents plan to increase headcount by 11 to 25 percent.

Only 7 percent of respondents plan to increase employment by more than 25 percent. Despite firms’ plans to expand headcount, 78 percent report they are having a hard time filling salaried and hourly craft positions. That share was down slightly from 83 percent at the start of 2018. In addition, 42 percent expect it will continue to be hard to hire in the next 12 months and 26 percent expect that it will become harder to hire in 2019. These labor shortages are having an impact on construction costs and project schedules, association officials noted. One-third of respondents report that staffing challenges drove costs higher than anticipated. In reaction, 37 percent of firms are putting higher prices into new bids and contracts. Similarly, 34 percent report projects have taken longer than they anticipated. Firms continue to raise pay and provide bonuses and benefits in response to labor shortages. Fifty-nine percent of firms report they increased base pay rates. Twenty-nine percent provided incentives and/or bonuses. Twenty-four percent of firms increased contributions or improved employee benefits to cope with workforce shortages.

new systems. “Contractors are realizing that IT is becoming more diverse and are considering services outside their companies that can do a better, more cost-effective job at managing this important component of their business,” said Dustin Anderson, vice president of sales of Sage Construction and Real Estate, North America. Association officials noted that despite the headwinds of political partisanship and ongoing trade disputes, contractors are optimistic about demand for construction servStephen E. Sandherr ices in 2019. But they noted that the Associated General Contractors of America Outlook is based on responses that were provided before the recent partial federal government shutdown. And responses were provided at a firms are increasing their investments in time when President Trump had announced labor-saving technologies and techniques a halt to pending tariffs on a wide range of like building information modeling, lean Chinese goods as negotiators seek to address construction and robotics,” said Ken trade concerns. Simonson, the association’s chief economist. “This means that if Washington officials He noted that 32 percent of respondents can’t find a way to work together to continue report their firms are using methods to needed regulatory reforms and enact new reduce onsite worktime, including lean con- infrastructure funding, many contractors’ struction, virtual construction techniques or more optimistic expectations will not be offsite prefabrication. Twenty-eight percent met,” Sandherr said. “And many contractors are investing in labor-saving equipment, will be squeezed by growing costs for materials at a time when an expanded trade war will likely undermine private-sector demand if American and Chinese officials cannot resolve their trade disputes.” Sandherr added that the association was committed to making sure Washington leaders act to support continued economic growth in 2019. He noted that the association will continue to advocate for new infrastructure investments, regulatory reforms, federal funding for career and technical education, and comprehensive immigration reform. He added that the association will continue to offer ways to help member firms embrace and adopt new labor-saving techKen Simonson nology and techniques. Associated General Contractors of America “Our goal is to ensure that the construction industry expands in 2019 amid growing demand for new projects and an infusion of including drones, robots and 3-D printers. new and qualified workers,” Sandherr said. Officials with Sage noted that 42 percent “If that happens, the entire economy will of respondents will increase their IT invest- benefit.” ments in 2019. The largest share of firms, 30 The Outlook was based on survey results percent, plan to increase their investments in from more than 1,300 firms from 49 states project and document management soft- and the District of Columbia. Varying numware. Firms also appear to be increasingly bers responded to each question. Contractors comfortable with moving data to the cloud. of every size answered over 20 questions Thirty-one percent said they are very com- about their hiring, workforce, business and fortable with such a step, compared with 24 information technology plans. percent last year. Yet even as firms embrace For more information, visit www.agc.org. information technology, 26 percent report (This story also can be found on their biggest IT challenge is that they lack Construction Equipment Guide’s website at the time needed to implement and train on www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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“As growing demand and labor shortages force contractors to do more with less, many firms are increasing their investments in labor-saving technologies and techniques like building information modeling, lean construction and robotics.”

Many firms are also investing more in training programs for current and new workers, association officials added. They noted that 63 percent of firms report they plan to increase investments in training and development in 2019, up from 52 percent at the beginning of last year. Large firms, in particular, are likely to do so, with 71 percent of companies with more than $500 million in revenue saying they plan to increase investments in training, compared with 59 percent of firms with $50 million or less in revenue. “As growing demand and labor shortages force contractors to do more with less, many

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n Feb. 6, Blanchard Machinery, the Caterpillar dealer for South Carolina, hosted a lunch & learn event at the View Point at Buckhorn Creek in Greenville, S.C. The many guests enjoyed a hearty lunch of macaroni and cheese, chicken, barbecue, cornbread and assorted deserts. Blanchard Machinery, your dependable partner, invited customers to learn about the latest Cat Compact Machines outfitted with Trimble Machine Guidance technology. Four pieces of Cat Equipment were on display for guests to look over: the Cat 239D, the Cat 299D compact track loader, the Cat 305E compact excavator and the new Cat utility vehicle. The Cat 299D was equipped with the latest Trimble Grade Control Systems. Trimble offers a complete line of grade control systems — from laser or sonic-based through to 3D, these rugged sys-

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‘Dozer Dave’ Touts Construction as Alternative to College Dave Turin, also known as “Dozer Dave,” who rose to fame on the Discovery Channel’s popular show “Gold Rush,” made a special guest appearance at the 2019 World of Asphalt / AGG1 show held Feb. 12 to 14 at the Indianapolis Convention Center. Recently, Turin has taken a break from “Gold Rush” and has spent his time making appearances at community colleges and high schools around the country, speaking to young people about occupations in the construction industry as an alternative to college. As he sees it, in most cases schools place an emphasis on college as the only path forward. Turin reasons that college isn’t for everyone and many would be better suited to a career in the trades. Students who pursue college as their only option frequently end up graduating deep in debt and with no guarantee of a job. On the other hand, those who enter a career in the construction industries are able to earn while they learn and find rewarding work with a bright future, Turin said. His goal is to assist in nurturing the next generation of the industry professionals who will continue to build America. His message isn’t exclusive to young people, however. He also encourages adults to look for mentoring opportunities, and he recommends that businesses reach young people through personal interactions and where they spend a good deal of their time, citing social media as one of many ways to recruit new talent.

A native of Oregon, Turin grew up working in his family’s two businesses, Mount Hood Rock Products and Jim Turin & Sons, a rock quarry and asphalt plant.

His involvement with “Gold Rush” began when Todd Hoffman, himself a native of Turin’s hometown, approached him for advice on equipment and processes needed

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Dave Turin, aka Dozer Dave of the Discovery Channel’s “Gold Rush,” spoke to the World of Asphalt gathering in Indianapolis about opportunities for young people in the construction industry.

to run a gold mining operation in Alaska. Turin was glad to help get Hoffman set up with equipment. He recalled that Hoffman also mentioned that his operations might be the subject of a television show, but at the time, that aspect of the gold mining operation was anything but certain, and Turin had no plans to become a celebrity. As it happened, the Discovery Channel decided to televise Hoffman’s exploits, and “Gold Rush” gained an enthusiastic viewing audience. When Hoffman’s crew experienced trouble with one of the machines, they called in Turin to help get the mining operation back into production. Turin found himself on television and was asked to return to the show during several subsequent seasons. More recently, he has combined his knowledge of mining with what he learned in his time on “Gold Rush” to develop a YouTube channel that caught the attention of the Discovery Channel. The result is a new show titled “Dave Turin’s Lost Mines.” The show, which is scheduled to debut in the spring, focuses on the history of mining in America and explores the impact of mine closings with visits to ghost towns and closed mines. Turin’s appearance at World of Asphalt was sponsored by the National Asphalt Pavement Association, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens.  CEG

Terex Trucks Welcomes Hills Machinery As New Carolina Dealer Hills Machinery is the new official dealer of Terex Trucks in North and South Carolina. After expanding steadily over the past 11 years, the company now has seven locations across the region from which it supplies and services Terex Trucks articulated haulers. If North and South Carolina were a single state, it would be the fifth most populous state in America. The Carolinas have traditionally been known as agricultural states, but it’s the construction market that’s really booming right now. According to a recent survey by Associated General Contractors of America, North Carolina’s construction market is especially strong at the moment — and with a surge of new construction projects expected over the coming years, it’s an equally positive outlook in South Carolina, too.

With this in mind, it’s no wonder that Hills Machinery, a local construction equipment supplier, is doing so well. Brothers Jim and Adam Hills started their namesake business in 2007, when they originally operated out of their offices in Columbia, S.C. Over the past 11 years, they’ve gone on to employ 100 people and open up an additional six branches — four in North Carolina (Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh and Greenville) and two in South Carolina (Charleston and Greenville). “If you were to ask our customers what we’re like as a company, I think they’d say reliable, honest and willing to solve whatever problems they have,” said Jim Hills, co-founder and president of Hills Machinery. “Partnering with Terex Trucks was a no-brainer for us. They produce high quality, effi-

With 11 locations in the Carolinas, Hills Machinery will be selling, renting and servicing two Terex Trucks articulated hauler models — the TA300 and TA400.

cient machines that are a perfect fit for our customers.” “We’re committed to delivering the best products at the best prices, together with the best customer service,” said Mike Kemmerer, director of service operations. “We can offer support to Terex Trucks customers at any of our seven

facilities or out on the field, thanks to our fleet of service trucks.” Hills Machinery will be selling, renting and servicing two Terex Trucks articulated hauler models — the TA300 and TA400. “We’re excited to have partnered with Hills Machinery,” said Link Kairys, regional sales manager of Terex Trucks. “They’ve got a great reputation in one of the most active markets on the East Coast. I’m confident that their customers will love the reliability, flexibility and performance of the TA300 and TA400.” The TA300 can perform in challenging applications including quarries, infrastructure developments and commercial construction projects. Powered by a Scania DC9 engine, it has a maximum payload of 30.9 tons, a maximum torque of 1,309 lb.-ft., and a heaped capacity of 22.9 sq. yds.

The TA300 can achieve a gross power of 370 hp and is equipped with true independent front suspension as standard, enabling excellent traction control and operator comfort. The TA400 is even more powerful, with a maximum payload of 41.9 tons and a maximum torque of 1548 lb.-ft. The TA400 also has a heaped capacity of 30.3 sq. yds. and can achieve gross power of 444 hp. This heavyweight hauler comes fitted with Allison HD4560 fully automatic transmission, meaning that it provides both exceptional rim-pull and highspeed capabilities. For more information, visit www.terextrucks.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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he aggregates and asphalt industries were out in force at the record-setting World of Asphalt Show & Conference and AGG1 Academy & Expo, Feb. 12 to 14 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. Attendance hit an all-time high with 10,063 registrations — a 28 percent increase over the 2018 show held in Houston. Attendees came from all 50 states, with the home state of Indiana represented by more than 1,500 guests. Both World of Asphalt and AGG1 achieved record size, spanning a combined 201,450 net sq. ft. of exhibits and presenting 500 exhibitors. More than 145 of those were new to the shows. On display were the latest products and technologies for the aggregates, asphalt, pavement maintenance and traffic safety sectors. The shows offered more than 150 learning opportunities, anchored by the AGG1 Academy of the NSSGA and the People, Plants and Paving Conference of the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA). The next World of Asphalt Show & Conference and AGG1 Academy & Expo will be held in March 2021 in Atlanta, Ga. For more information, visit www.worldofasphalt.com and www.agg1.org.

At the Caterpillar equipment display, Randy Dobson (L) and Chris Barnard were ready to discuss the capabilities of this Cat PM312 Cold Planer as well as a host of other Caterpillar & Weiler paving equipment

The Komatsu KMG team is ready to discuss their company’s lineup of mining and material processing equipment with attendees at AGG1 Academy & Expo.

Evan Clarke (L), vice president of sales for Kleemann products, talks with guests about the Kleemann MOBIREX MR130 impact crusher on display in the Wirtgen Group display area.

(L-R): Manned by Tim Schutte, Michael Meehan, Justin McKenzey, Rich Elliott, Odie Baca and Maurice Hunter, The Epiroc USA booth featured a display of the company’s hydraulic breakers and drum cutter.

(L-R): FAE USA representatives Giorgio Carera, Elena Iogha, Lee Smith, Allen Tennis, and Stefano Leghissa had a comprehensive display of their lineup of attachments for asphalt grinding, milling, rock crushing, and stabilization.

Dealers meeting with their manufacturer rep Jeremiah Reinhardt (second from L) in the LeeBoy exhibit area (L-R) include Len Evans, Michigan Cat, Novi, Mich.; Phil Ireland, Ring Power Cat., St. Augustine, Fla.; and Jim Damron, Michigan Cat.

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(L-R): Peter Fredrickson, Marco Paris, Vijay Palanisamy, Jennifer Bishop and Fabian Salinas of Dynapac had several exciting new machines being introduced to the North American and global marketplace, including a new model of oscillation roller.

(L-R): Bomag Americas’ Jamie Winkler discusses the Bomag product line with Kevin Reed, Clarke Power Services, Smyrna, Tenn.; Walter Elliott, Clarke Power Services, Martinsville, Ind.; and David Stahlman, Clarke Powered Solutions, Mooresville, N.C. (L-R): Volvo Construction Equipment’s Gary Atkinson, Bill Laing, Mark Eckert, Chad Fluent discussed the company’s range of construction and paving equipment.

The Sakai America exhibit had a wide range of compaction machines on display and plenty of representatives to discuss the line (L-R) including Toyohiro Aida, Kevin McClain, Kendall Phillips, and Mike Fuller. Roadtec’s John Irvine (L) and Eric Baker (R) welcome Mike Chenet of CC&T, who was named Roadtec 2018 dealer of the year at the AED Summit the week before.

Tenna co-Founder Jose Cueva introduces the new Tenna Go Plug-In at World of Asphalt.

Talking trailers in the Witzco Challenger Trailer booth (L-R) are Gerardo Fuentes and Josh Weinstein of Witzco Challenger Trailers Inc., Sarasota, Fla.; and Jamie Rens and Justin Hoffman of Transport Logistics, Oak Creek, Wis.

Bill Staidl (L) and Tom Porter of John Deere Construction & Forestry Company spoke with attendees about the company’s largest wheel loader, the 944K, which has with 10 cu yds. bucket capacity.

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JCB Veteran John Carter Retires After 60-Year Career For six decades, John Carter has embodied the spirit of JCB, the world’s largest privately-owned manufacturer of construction, agriculture and defense equipment. Today the company bid farewell to the happynatured journeyman whose career spanned three countries, included 15 different job titles and influenced thousands of colleagues. Speaking at a farewell ceremony at the company’s headquarters in Pooler, Ga., JCB North America President and CEO Richard Fox-Marrs commented on Carter’s career: “As much as John’s 60 years of service to JCB is an incredible achievement, perhaps his greatest contribution comes not from how long he served, but how he served. For as long as I have known him, no matter the challenge, John has rolled up his sleeves, got on with it and delivered outstanding results. And he’s always done it with a smile. “And while we all wish him the very best in retirement, he will be genuinely missed by everyone at JCB,” said Fox-Marrs. Carter shared with his colleagues the wisdom acquired over his long career. “If there’s one bit of advice I’d like to share, it’s to embrace every opportunity and give your all to everything you do.

Becoming a Canadian, Then an American Later in the 1970s, Carter immigrated to Canada as the new parts manager of JCB How It All Began Excavators Limited. There, he was instruCarter’s career with JCB began when he mental in establishing an initial North was hired as a 16-year-old cost clerk at JCB American distribution network. It was at this global headquarters in the time that Carter United Kingdom. became a Canadian “It was 1959 BC,” citizen. He also began Carter joked. “Before working closely with computers!” John Patterson, who In the years that folwould later become lowed, Carter moved the global CEO of JCB through several finance and the chairman and positions and, for much of CEO of JCB in North this time, studied at a local America; to this day college to earn his the two men maintain accounting degree. a close relationship. In 1967, he relocated to In 1981, JCB Canada to manage a local Excavators Limited company purchased by John Carter retired from JCB and JCB Inc. merged JCB and oversee the pro- after 60 years with the company. and Carter transferred duction of wheel loaders. to Whitemarsh, Md., Upon his return to England, Carter as the parts manager of North America, a became the accountant for JCB Service, role that required extensive travel throughEarthmovers, Research and Farms. He then out the contiguous U.S. states and every became a founding member of a new budg- Canadian province. et control team where he developed a In 2000, JCB North America relocated to unique understanding of the entire business. its new headquarters in Pooler, Ga., along

“You never know what new opportunity will spring from what you’re working on today,” said Carter.

with Carter and his parts operations. Soon after the move, Carter transferred to the SAP Implementation Team for warehouse management and production planning. Carter then became a change manager of SAP integration. This was followed by a term in the attachments division, and even a period as the headquarters facilities manager. It was at this time that he became a citizen of the United States, forgoing his Canadian citizenship. Carter relocated to York, Pa., in 2014 as regional business manager, before returning to the North American headquarters two years later as a project manager. “It speaks volumes of John that he is so loved and admired by hundreds of his teammates,” said Tonya Poole, vice president of human resources at JCB North America. “He is a role model, not just for professional excellence, but for team work and team spirit.” Looking Ahead In retirement, Carter and his wife Jean will move to Pennsylvania where he says he will attend to a long neglected “honey-do” list. Those who know him best, however, wonder how he’ll manage that from the back nine at the Cool Creek Golf Club.

January Construction Employment Climbs to 11-Year Peak Construction employment increased by 52,000 jobs in January and by 338,000 jobs, or 4.7 percent, over the past year, while the latest reading on construction spending showed moderate increases in all major categories, according to an analysis of new government data by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association officials urged government officials to strengthen career and technical education programs and facilitate immigration for workers with construction skills before a worker shortage stalls completion of needed infrastructure. “There has been no letup in demand for construction projects — or workers,” said Ken Simonson, the association’s chief economist. “Even though the industry added employees at more than double the pace of the overall economy in the past year, the average workweek in construction reached an all-time high and unemployment in construction hit a series low, indicating that con-

“Even though the industry added employees at more than double the pace of the overall economy in the past year, the average workweek in construction reached an all-time high and unemployment in construction hit a series low, indicating that contractors would hire even more workers if they were available.” Ken Simonson Associated General Contractors of America

tractors would hire even more workers if they were available.” Construction employment totaled 7,464,000 in January, the most since January 2008. A report on construction spending — delayed a month by the partial government shutdown — showed an increase of 0.8 percent from October to November and 4.5 percent year-to-date for the first 11 months of 2018 combined compared to the same period in 2017. Year-to-date spending rose by 3.9 percent for residential construction, 3.5 percent for private nonres-

idential construction and 7.0 percent for public construction. Average weekly hours in the industry increased to 39.9 hours in January, the highest since the series began in 2006, the economist noted. Average weekly hours of production and nonsupervisory employees, a series that dates back to 1947 and covers construction trades, set a record of 40.6 hours, Simonson added. The unemployment rate for jobseekers with construction experience in January was 6.4 percent, down from 7.3 percent in January

2018. The number of such workers fell to 638,000 from 707,000 a year earlier. Both figures were the lowest for January since those series began in 2000, Simonson pointed out. In a survey the association released in January, more contractors reported they expect the dollar volume of projects available to bid on to expand than to shrink in 2019 in each of 13 project categories. In addition, 79 percent of construction firms reported that they expect to add employees in 2019. However, nearly as many — 78

percent — reported they were having trouble filling some positions and 68 percent said they expected that hiring would remain difficult or become harder. Association officials cautioned, however, that contractors’ expansion plans could be thwarted if Washington officials fail to fund more career and technical education to prepare more individuals for construction careers and to allow firms that document a shortage of qualified workers to bring in workers from outside the United States. “The pool of unemployed workers with construction experience has virtually evaporated, and everyone in the industry is working longer hours than ever,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, the association’s chief executive officer. “The only way to satisfy the demand is to provide more people with the skills needed to work in construction and to expand the nation’s labor force with qualified workers from outside our borders.” For more information, visit www.agc.org.

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Epiroc Announces Its Acquisition of U.S. Water Well Drilling Equipment Distributor Epiroc, a productivity partner for the mining, infrastructure and natural resources industries, has acquired the assets of Noland Drilling Equipment, a U.S. distributor of water well drilling equipment and related parts, services and consumables. Noland Drilling Equipment is based in Roanoke, Va. The company operates in several states mainly in the southeastern United States. It has eight employees. “Epiroc and Noland Drilling Equipment have had a strong distribution relationship for many years,” said Rob Root, Epiroc vice president, Product Support and Service Centers. “The addition of the Noland Drilling Equipment location and team to Epiroc will strengthen our footprint and capabilities in the U.S. water well drilling segment in our drive to provide the best in water well products, parts and services.”

Noland Drilling Equipment will become part of the Epiroc Mining and Rock Excavation Service division.

The purchase price is not material relative to Epiroc’s market capitalization and is not disclosed. Noland Drilling Equipment will become part

of the Epiroc Mining and Rock Excavation Service division. For more information, visit www.epiroc.us.

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mDRIVE HD does require service, customers can simply visit any authorized Mack dealer, eliminating the additional time and hassle of visiting a third-party service location. Mack’s mDRIVE HD is based on the design of the mDRIVE, which has been standard in Mack highway models since 2014. With ruggedized internal components, including stronger gears and synchros, the mDRIVE HD is built to withstand the frequent shifting often found in construction applications, according to the manufacturer. The 13- and 14-speed variants also feature low-ratio creeper gears, enabling the mDRIVE HD improved startability and ultra-low speed maneuverability. All mDRIVE HD AMTs feature a transmission-mounted oil cooler to help maintain optimal operating temperatures, even in the face of repeated, heat-generating shifts commonly found at job sites. The mDRIVE HD also includes advanced standard features like Rock Free, which allows drivers to free stuck vehicles by rocking the truck back and forth simply by pumping the accelerator, and

Mack’s mDRIVE HD is based on the design of the mDRIVE, which has been standard in Mack highway models since 2014. With ruggedized internal components, including stronger gears and synchros, the mDRIVE HD is built to withstand the frequent shifting often found in construction applications, according to the manufacturer.

Auto Neutral, which improves jobsite safety by automatically putting the mDRIVE into neutral when the parking brake is set. Additional features like Grade Gripper, which helps prevent rolling backward on an incline, also are included, as well as MaxBrake, Performance Mode and more. For more information about Mack, visit www.macktrucks.com.

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Bob-Dock System Makes Attachment Changes Quick Bobcat Company’s new Bob-Dock system is a hands-free hydraulic attachment mounting system that is designed for strong, easy and repeatable hydraulic connections, without operators leaving the Bobcat compact loader cab. The Bob-Dock system will be available for M2-Series T630, T650, T740 and T770 compact track loaders; S630, S650, S740 and S770 skid-steer loaders; and the A770 all-wheel steer loader. “Fleet owners, equipment managers and operators who worry about machine downtime will love the Bob-Dock mounting system because it prevents many common operator errors, like failing to disconnect hydraulic hoses before backing away from an attachment, and the system routes and protects auxiliary hydraulic hoses from tire and track contact,” said Jason Boerger, Bobcat Company marketing manager. “The Bob-Dock system is also going to be a favorite of operators who will appreciate not having to leave their cabs to connect or disconnect hydraulic hoses.” To connect an attachment to a compact loader equipped with the Bob-Dock system, an operator lines up the loader with the attachment’s Bob-Dock adapter plate. The operator then presses the Power Bob-Tach switch inside the cab. The Bob-Tach system secures the attachment, while the Bob-Dock system automatically connects the hydraulics. The attachment is then ready to use.

How It Works To connect an attachment to a compact loader equipped with the Bob-Dock system, an operator lines up the loader with the attach-

ment’s Bob-Dock adapter plate. The operator then presses the Power Bob-Tach switch inside the cab. The Bob-Tach system secures the attachment, while the Bob-Dock system automatically connects the hydraulics. The attachment is then ready to use. When you’re done using the attachment, retract the Bob-Tach wedges and pull away. The hydraulics instantly release, providing simple, hands-free removal. Versatile and Made for Easy Use If a loader has a Bob-Dock attachment mounting system installed, and the operator wants to use an attachment that lacks a BobDock adapter plate, it’s no problem. While the Bob-Dock attachment mounting system’s floating coupler block equips your loader with a hands-free connection point, the standard couplers located on the lift arm remain ready to use. You can utilize the full lineup of approved Bobcat attachments — with or without the Bob-Dock adapter plate attached. For more information, visit Bobcat.com/loaders/features/bobdock. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

NPK Dust Suppression Kits Keep Air Clear at Job Sites In 2016, OHSA introduced a new regulation regarding occupational exposure to respirable crystalline silica in construction work (1926.1153). Part xvii specifies acceptable work practices pertaining to heavy equipment used to break silica-containing materials, i.e. concrete demolition. The first option is to work from within an enclosed cab. If this is not possible, the standard says to apply water and/or dust suppressants as necessary to minimize dust emissions. NPK’s solution is the add-on, water-ready dust suppression kits. NPK dust suppression kits are available for PH1, PH2, PH3 and PH4 hydraulic hammers in redesigned enclosed brackets. Starting in the fourth quarter, all PH1 to PH4 enclosed hammer brackets will be manufactured with the new design elements that allow these hammers to dispense water with just the addition of a hose and a couple of fittings. Just connect to existing water supply. NPK dust suppression kits are available for PH1, PH2, PH3 An integrated water spray nozzle eliminates the need and PH4 hydraulic hammers in redesigned enclosed brackets.

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Engcon Cable Bucket Lets Large Machines Handle Smaller Loads It is becoming increasingly common for 30-ton excavators to perform work previously accomplished by smaller excavators or, as the industry calls them, service machines. But making larger equipment do the work of smaller machines increases demands on the larger ones. To meet these demands, Engcon introduced Cable Copper CB29, designed for excavators in the 29.7 to 34 ton (27 to 31 t) range. The launch of Engcon’s new CB29 cable bucket, which is now available for order in North America, will bring many benefits to both customers and contractors. “We know that customers do not always want to pay the shipping and hours required to rent multiple machines. Perhaps they primarily need a bigger machine for a larger construction project or roadwork. But they may have a brief need for smaller equipment. If our customer can get more hours out of one machine, it’s win-win,” said John Lundqvist, product developer at Engcon.

According to Lundqvist, a 30-ton excavator begins a construction or road project, but then often sits idle waiting for material delivery. With the new bucket attachment, it can be used for other purposes such as grading, cable excavation and more. Even with no standby time, it can still be less expensive to use the 30-tonner than to ship a second machine to the job site. Engcon — Keeping an Eye on the Profitability and Efficiency of Its Customers “We do not think this concept will replace the 15 to 20 metric ton class service machines, which are often wheeled excavators, since they are so flexible. But our customers see CB29 as a good complement to use when an opportunity arises,” said Lundqvist. Engcon’s CB29 cable head is heavily built and reinforced with high-strength wear and cut steel in quality up to 500 Brinell. The CB29 can be equipped with

any attachment but it is equipped with S70, S80 and S2 brackets as standard. For more information, visit www.engcon.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

Engcon’s CB29 cable bucket is designed for excavators in the 29.7 to 34 ton (27 to 31 t) range.

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Hultdins, a leading supplier of by-pass type grapples, introduced the MG SuperGrip series of fixed mount grapples for excavators from 8.8 to 27.5-ton (8 to 25 t) capacity. The MG grapples are based on the time proven SG grapples, which are the industry standard on forestry forwarders and log trucks. The MG grapples feature a by-pass arm design for a variety of grapple work for land clearing, feeding chippers or grinders, storm clean up, tree service and landscaping materials. Equipped with the XR rotator, a compact low-profile design with very high torque and load capacity, excavator mounts are available for direct boom mount or to match the machine coupler. For more information, visit www.hultdins.com.

(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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

Cat Grapples Feature New Design for Bulk Materials The Cat GSH420 and GSH520 orange-peel grapples, replacing the GSH15B Series grapples, are designed for a wide range of applications, including handling shredded scrap, such as long structural beams and car bodies; handling rocks at construction sites; and waste at recycling and transfer stations. The performance and efficiency of the new Cat grapples help waste-handling operations, in particular, meet the challenges of increased environmental regulation, growing pressure to recycle a mix of materials, and stringent budgets. The grapples feature horizontal placement of the cylinders, thus creating a profile that allows for effective material penetration and efficient bulk-material handling. The design enhances the strength, reliability and durability of the grapples, which are available in fourtine and five-tine shell configurations and in closed or semi-open versions. In addition, the GSH420 and GSH520 feature a redesigned rotation system. The new grapples are designed to work with the Cat MH3022, MH3024, and MH3026 material handlers. Long-Term Durability The design of the GSH Series grapples features construction of high-grade, impact-resistant steel that protects vulnerable areas, such as hydraulic cylinders. For added durability, high-quality bushings with lubrication

grooves and hardened pins are used in all pivot points. Tines are configured with replaceable cast tips made from BHN 445-555 material that resists wear. In addition, solid hinge-point construction and robust end-stops ensure long service life, and routing hydraulic hoses within the tines reduces hose wear. All mounting brackets feature a solid pin to keep the bracket in an upright position for ease of installation. Also, the new GSH grapples feature a standard lifting eye on the bottom of the housing for expanded versatility, such as mounting a magnet. The new HR10 rotation group, featuring a new swivel, significantly reduces hydraulic restriction by increasing return-flow capacity by 160 percent and by increasing open-flow capacity by 30 percent, according to the manufacturer. Less restriction results in faster cycles and lower fuel burn. Caterpillar supports its work tools with a comprehensive range of pre- and after-sales services, including advice about selection, operator training, equipment management, and a range of financial and insurance products. For more information, visit www.cat.com.

The Cat GSH420 and GSH520 orange-peel grapples feature horizontal placement of the cylinders, thus creating a profile that allows for effective material penetration and efficient bulk-material handling.

(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

FAE USA and Atlantic & Southern Equipment Grow Together

The partnership between FAE USA and Atlantic & Southern Equipment has allowed both companies to expand their land maintenance and construction solutions for customers in the Southeast.

Atlantic & Southern Equipment is an AGCO tractor and Link-Belt crane dealer with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., and multiple locations in the Southeast. Since 2001, Atlantic & Southern has been serving customers in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and the Florida panhandle. It delivers equipment solutions for the agricultural and construction sectors, along with technical support. More than 10 years ago, Atlantic & Southern established a strong business relationship with FAE USA Inc., a global manufacturer of land management equipment. This partnership has allowed both companies to grow and expand landmaintenance and construction solutions for customers in the Southeast. “Our partnership with FAE USA offers our customers a premier product backed

up by an experienced sales force and an accomplished product support team capable of serving the forestry, agriculture, and construction industries,” said Steve Evans, president of Atlantic & Southern. “FAE products expand our customers' possibilities and are a big part of our success.” Giorgio Carera, CEO of FAE USA, concurred. “Our business relationship with Atlantic & Southern has always been a great one,” he said. “They have always been a reliable partner with a professional and knowledgeable team. Thanks to their wide range of tractors, they have always been in a great position to promote FAE’s extended PTO attachments. This perfect combination of multiple tractor options and our attachments results in highly-productive solutions for both construction and land management. We are looking forward to

growing with Atlantic & Southern and offering more products and support to our Southeastern customers.” FAE’s road construction division offers PTO attachments for multitasking that can perform asphalt grinding, asphalt milling, asphalt recycling, rock crushing, and soil stabilization. These attachments are reclamation (FDR), pipelines, dirt and gravel roads, and trails. The FAE Forestry Division offers heavy-duty forestry tillers and mulchers, which have proven popular in land reclamation, stump grinding, and forestry tilling projects. For more information, visit www.atlanticandsouthern.com and www.faeusa.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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Metso to Buy Service Business of Chile’s HighService Corp. Metso has agreed to acquire HighService Service, the service business of the Chilean mining technology and maintenance provider HighService Corp. HighService Service is a service provider for the mining industry, with operations in Chile, Argentina and Brazil. Its sales in the fiscal year 2017 were 60 million euros and it has 1,300 employees. The acquisition is pending regulatory approval from the Chilean authorities and is expected to close during the first half of 2019. The parties have agreed not to disclose the value of the transaction. “The acquisition supports Metso’s growth strategy and will expand our service offering in the important Chilean and Pacific Rim mining markets. We are very happy to welcome HighService Service to Metso and look forward to offering full support to our existing and new customers in the region,” said Mikko Keto, president of Metso’s Minerals Services business

area. “We have worked hard as a company to excel in services, development, innovation and technology in an industry that presents us new challenges every year. This milestone will allow us to deepen our position in the area of engineering and construction, and continue to develop cutting-edge technology for the industry,” said Hugo Salamanca, president of HighService Corp. For more information, visit www.metso.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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Montgomery, AL 334-288-6580 Tuscaloosa, AL 205-752-0621 Panama City, FL 850-763-4654 Pensacola, FL 850-505-0550 Albany, GA 229-435-0982 Atlanta, GA 404-366-0693 Augusta, GA 706-798-7777 www.tec1943.com

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POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Knoxville, TN 865/577-5563 LaVergne, TN 615/213-0900 Chattanooga, TN 423/894-1870 Kingsport, TN 423-349-6111 Memphis, TN 901-346-9800 Saltillo, MS 662-869-0283 www.powerequipco.com

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Bandit Industries Adds Pronar Trommel Screens, Conveyor Stackers to Lineup Bandit Industries will offer select trommel screens and conveyor stackers manufactured by Poland-based company Pronar, including the Model 60 GT-HD and the Model 7.24 GT.

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Bandit Industries will offer select trommel screens and conveyor stackers manufactured by Poland-based company Pronar, Sp. z o.o. Bandit unveiled the Model 60 GT-HD stacker and the Model 7.24 GT at the U.S. Composting Council’s Conference and Tradeshow in Glendale, Ariz. “This partnership is very important for Bandit because it will broaden our product portfolio and allow us to offer a more complete line of equipment for various markets,” said Bandit General Manager Felipe Tamayo. “Pronar is one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural, compost, recycling equipment in the world. The mix of products that our companies offer blend perfectly together.” Bandit and Pronar share the same level of commitment to their customers — building machines to withstand the rigors of the job and backing every single machine with the full support of the factory. The Model 60 GT-HD is capable of moving up to 600 tons (544 t) of material per hour and is able to stack material nearly 40 ft. (12 m) high, creating piles of material without the need of an additional loader or operator. The stacker can be mounted on tracks, making it easy to move around a grinding yard quickly.

The Model 7.24 GT is a track-mounted or towable trommel screen that has some of the highest throughput in the industry, according to the manufacturer. This trommel is capable of screening a variety of materials, including compost, urban wood waste and biomass. Operators can swap out the drum screens to meet a specific size requirement. Bandit’s network of industrial equipment dealers will begin to offer these machines to their customers in 2019, and Bandit will begin to offer factory support. “Our dealer network is very excited about this new line,” Tamayo said. “And I think our customers will see the advantages of these two new machines as they become more familiar with them.” Pronar was founded in 1988 in northeastern Poland. Its owners founded the company focused on producing a wide range of machinery across multiple industries. For more information, call 800/952-0178 or visit www.banditchippers.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

Bandit’s network of industrial equipment dealers will begin to offer these machines to their customers in 2019, and Bandit will begin to offer factory support.

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Association of Equipment Manufacturers Kicks Off 125th Anniversary Celebration The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) officially kicked off its year-long 125th anniversary celebration. “For 125 years, AEM has served as a steward of our industry and provided an industrywide consortium that transcends individual member company size, products or individual business concerns,” said John Lagemann, SVP Ag & Turf Sales & Marketing of John Deere and AEM chair. “Through AEM, more than 1,000 member companies take off their proverbial competitive hats and work together on key issues for the betterment of the industry.” AEM, the North Americanbased international trade group representing off-road equipment John Lagemann manufacturers and suppliers, provides innovative business development resources to advance the off-road equipment manufacturing industry in the global marketplace. Its member companies manufacture and market a wide variety of equipment, from large earthmovers and agricultural equipment to smaller hand-held, portable and walk-behind machinery — designed to handle a myriad of specialized tasks. AEM members make the machines that provide the productivity to feed, build and power the world. “Through the years, then as now, none of AEM’s accomplishments would have been possible without the engagement of its member companies and their dedication to serving their industry,” said Dennis Slater, president Dennis Slater of AEM. “As we give a nod to our past endeavors, we asked our member leadership to share what AEM has meant to them and their organizations. The result is AEM’s leadership stories, their look back and their look ahead to the next 125 years.” Each month, AEM will feature an enlightening and entertaining conversation with one of its volunteer leaders. “Our celebration will culminate at our annual conference, November 18 to 20 in Marco Island, Florida,” said Slater. “The conference is always a highly-anticipated event and this year we will be celebrating 125 years of building momentum in our industry, and this annual conference is not one to be missed.” AEM will feature anniversary updates throughout the year in the AEM Industry Advisor.

125 Years of Thinking Forward AEM’s robust history began from a unique vantage point — when its industry segments came together to create a fundamentally more powerful voice and advocate for the off-road equipment manufacturing industry. In 1894, the precursor of the Equipment Manufacturers Institute (EMI) formed with three members — John Deere, CNHi and AGCO (Massey-Ferguson). Seventeen years later in 1911, the group that evolved into Construction Industry Manufacturers Association (CIMA) had its first meeting. “We may be one of the oldest associations in the U.S, but we’re also a very forward-looking organization,” said Slater. “Both EMI and CIMA had a common goal — advocating for better roads that brought products to market faster, safer and more efficiently. And today we continue to advocate for our industry on many levels and provide a number of services that help our members win in a global marketplace.” The memberships of CIMA and EMI voted to consolidate to form AEM; and in 2002 AEM was formally established. AEM Offers Robust Services to Support Members Big and Small Association services include public policy representation, market information and equipment statistics, product safety and technical support and trade shows, as well as global business development services, education and training programs, worksite safety/educational materials and workforce development activities. AEM’s role as a trade show owner and producer provides high-quality manufacturerrun events, with show revenues going to support the industry. Shows include IFPE, ICUEE-The Demo Expo, World of Asphalt, Commodity Classic, an AEM collaboration, CONEXPO Latin America, as well as the largest construction equipment trade show in the northern hemisphere — ConExpo-Con/AGG. Learn more about the association at www.aem.org. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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The concrete structures used to create the reef averaged around 5,000 lbs. each, for a total of 125 ton.s

the stacking on top of one another, becoming a fish condo for all sea wildlife.” Manhattan’s discussions regarding the project details began with CCA in 2017, in hopes of procuring everything needed for a successful deployment. “With CCA’s dedication for marine wildlife and the importance of protecting our ecosystem, and the help of Manhattan Road and Bridge and Lee County, we were able to get the material and get the anchor plan, the boat captain and everything lined up for the deployment in November 2018. “The day before the deployment, we loaded the barges with 200 tons of concrete structures, a telescoping forklift and an excavator, and moved it to the west side of U.S. 41 bridges in Charlotte Harbor. We left from Peace River/Charlotte Harbor at 5 a.m., and headed west toward Boca Grande Pass. It was approximately 28 miles to Boca Grande Pass, and then 12 miles to the deployment site. We arrived back at the dock at 12 a.m., for a 19hour day.” Land added that transporting concrete and other materials is no small task. “You always want to make sure you have a big enough barge to handle the work you’re trying to do, and you have your weight equally distributed throughout the barge,” he said. “I want to send everyone home at the end of the day. “We used an excavator to push off the concrete structures and a telescoping forklift to set the spuds in place to help hold the barge in our 50-foot target area. The boat captain stayed in the boat to help steady the barge. There were a total of four people from Manhattan, but many from CCA, Lee County and spectators who came to watch.” As for the condition of the site prior to the deployment, “It was a flat, sandy bottom,” Land said. “They had to dive the site several times to get approval before we could deploy, to make sure there were no endangered species that could get injured or killed prior to deployment. “Manhattan has done a lot of marine work bridges, boardwalks and docks. This is the first artificial reef we have done. It was a great learning experience, and an amazing opportunity to help our ecosystem and help future generations be able to enjoy the wonderful Florida aquatic system. “It’s very rewarding to be involved with our community and county, and to be able to help with all the water quality issues going on, and how our aquatic ecosystem has been affected with all the red tides last year. I enjoy being on the water with my family, and hope this project helps replenish our resources for the future. “CCA is a great organization. It truly cares about our resources and wants to help protect them for many years to come.” CEG

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Merger of May, Rob’s Expands NED’s Fleet, Services in Southeast Region

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The Rob’s Hydraulics facility in Grimesland, N.C., is now part of May/RHI. MERGER from page 1

In a statement announcing the merger, Rob’s Hydraulics touted the enlargement of its rental fleet inventory and a new ability “to better serve our customers in every aspect of our business.” “We will now offer a variety of name-brand equipment including Hyundai, Yanmar, Bomag, Bell, Sakai, Hitachi, Denis Cimaf, Land Pride and Lamtrac,” the statement said. In addition to May/RHI, NED owns Earthmovers Construction Equipment in Florida and Four Seasons Equipment in Texas, and it now operates 12 locations in four states. Indeed, according to NED Chairman Kerry Vickar, the driving force behind the purchase was NED’s desire to establish a significant presence in eastern North Carolina, where Rob’s makes its home, and to consolidate its Hyundai representation in one company for the entire state. “It’s been great,” he added. “Our two organizations know each other extremely well, and when we announced the acquisition last fall, everybody knew we were serious about

making it happen. “We’re extremely pleased with how well it’s going, and I believe the market perception of what we’re doing will be extremely positive as well.” A good portion of that positive perception likely will stem from adding Rob Lynch to the NED talent pool, Vickar suggested. Lynch started Rob’s Hydraulics in 1998, when he and two partners began rebuilding cylinders in a school gymnasium. It wasn’t long before he built a full-time mechanic and fabrication shop. He then began selling construction equipment, representing Hyundai and, eventually, Yanmar, Takeuchi and Manitou. “Rob Lynch himself is an incredibly accomplished and well-known individual in our industry,” Vickar said. “He’s got a great reputation as an industry leader in both sales and service. The knowledge he has, relative to service, will help us expand best practices to the rest of our service facilities.” CEG

The merger of May Heavy Equipment and Rob’s Hydraulics Inc. unites two of the largest Hyundai dealers in the country. The newly named May/RHI is owned by National Equipment Dealers LLC.

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World of Concrete…

‘Best Ever’ Auction Raises More Than $1.2M for Industry Education Program The National Steering Committee (NSC) for the Concrete Industry Management (CIM) program — a business intensive program that awards students with a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Concrete Industry Management — set a new record raising more than $1.2 million in gross revenue at its annual auction, held in conjunction with the World of Concrete on Jan. 23. “The 2019 World of Concrete Auction was our best ever,” said Mike Philipps, CIM auction committee chairman. “This year’s auction was a tremendous success, both in terms of the value of donated items and the number of attendees at the auction. The results are indicative of the high value the concrete industry places on the CIM program.” The 2019 CIM Auction featured two ready mix trucks, including a Mack Granite Bridge Formula mixer donated by Mack Trucks Inc. and equipped with a Beck Industrial mixer; and a 2019 Kenworth T880S truck with a Con-Tech Manufacturing bridge-formula rear-discharge BridgeKing mixer. In addition to the live auction, a silent auction also was held. This year CIM had record proceeds from the silent auction. Auction items included cement, concrete saws, drills, mixers, vibrators, safety equipment, screeds, decorative con-

crete tools, water meters, pumps, generators, training sessions, reference books, iPads and laptop computers, sports travel packages and golf and vacation travel packages. “Once again we had incredible support from the World of Concrete show management, Informa and Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers,” said CIM Marketing Committee Chairman Brian Gallagher. “We thank the many companies such as Mack Trucks Inc., Beck Industrial, Con-Tech Manufacturing, Kenworth and Kenworth of Central Florida, Somero Enterprises Inc. and the numerous companies that donated items to the auction to make it a complete success.” Again this year, NSC partnered with GiveSmart — a userfriendly bidding technology service providing customized auction and event solutions primarily for nonprofit organizations. With GiveSmart, participants were able to register for the auction, sneak preview silent and live auction items, make a donation, and bid on their favorite silent auction items immediately. Once again this year, participants who were not able to attend the live auction were able to bid online during the event. For more information about the program, visit www.concretedegree.com.

Students Take Top Honors in Annual Video Contest on Transportation Infrastructure High school students from Arizona and Nebraska, a graduate student from Texas Southern University in Houston and a post-graduate student at Regis University in Boston are the 2018 winners of the American Road & Transportation Builders Association’s (ARTBA) 8th Annual “Student Transportation Video Contest.” They will each receive a $500 cash prize. The association received 21 submissions from students across the country, representing 14 states, in two categories: general transportation and safety. Sponsored by ARTBA’s Research and Education (RED) Division, the contest aims to raise awareness about infrastructure issues by challenging students to develop a brief video exploring various topics relating to America’s transportation network. Submission topics included road safety, funding public transportation, bridge maintenance and automated vehicles. The competition was advertised on college scholarship websites, posted

on online video contest sites, shared with Summer Transportation Institutes, film and engineering programs, debate leagues and Girl Scout troops across America, as well as Council of University Transportation Centers (CUTC) and ARTBA RED members. It was also shared on ARTBA’s social media accounts. ARTBA members reviewed the submissions and selected the winners. General Transportation Category Age Group One (Elementary, Middle or High School Students) “The Arizona Public Transportation Question” by Alexander Zapata. Zapata is a senior at Hamilton High School in Chandler, Ariz. His video highlights how residents rely on the city’s light rail system, as well as the challenges of funding its public transportation system. Age Group Two (PostSecondary/College/Graduate Level) “The Shift Toward Cycling” by Astrid March. Astrid is pursuing her master’s degree in nursing at Regis

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ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Las Vegas, NV Sat., March 2, 2019 For: Very Late Model Rental Construction Equipment Auction • Cleveland, OH Fri., March 8, 2019 For: Late Model Rolloffs, Hook Trucks & more • Syracuse, NY Sat., March 9, 2019 For: Large Forklift, Construction Equipment, Aerials & more • Dallas (Ft. Worth), TX Wed., March 13, 2019 For: Late Model Rental Fleet Construction & more • Houston, TX Thurs., March 14, 2019 For: Very Late Model Rental Fleet Acquisition Auction • Houston, TX March 15 - 16, 2019 For: Very Large 2-Day Retirement Auction • Middletown, NY Sat., March 23, 2019 For: 2 Auctions. Large Job Completion & more • Parkersburg, WV Fri., March 29, 2019 For: Large Late Model Construction Equipment and more • Manassas, VA Sat., March 30, 2019 For: Large Rental Construction Equipment & more • Atlantic City, NJ April 4 - 6, 2019 For: Annual 3-Day Late Model Rental Return Auction • Central Pennsylvania April 11 - 12, 2019 For: Very Large Retirement Auction • Montreal, Canada Sat., April 13, 2019 For: Late Model Rental Return Auction • Detroit, MI Tues., April 16, 2019 For: Late Model Aggregate, Construction Equipment & more • North Attleboro (Boston), MA Wed., April 17, 2019 For: Large Late Model Cat Snow Machine & Construction Equipment • Portland, ME Thurs., April 18, 2019 For: Large Aggregate & Construction Equipment & more • Buffalo, NY Thurs., April 25, 2019 For: Retirement Auction: Aggregate, Concrete, Construction & more • Johnstown (Albany), NY Fri., April 26, 2019 For: Inventory Reduction Auction • Parkersburg, WV Sat., April 27, 2019 For: Vintage Collectible Autos & Accessories Retirement Auction • Dansville, NY Sat., May 4, 2019 For: Large Municipal Auction

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Date Start: March 5, 2019 Date End: March 8, 2019 Place: Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN Sessions begin March 5. Exhibit Hall is Open March 6 to March 8. Description: The Work Truck Show 2019 will give fleet managers, truck equipment distributors, upfitters and other decision-makers unrivaled access to the industry’s latest equipment, technology and thought leaders to help them improve efficiency, implement best practices and grow their operations. For more information on The Work Truck Show 2019: Phone – 800/4416832; info@ntea.com; worktruckshow.com.

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Monday, March 18, 2019 Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hilton Branson Convention Center at Branson Landing Branson, MO Description: AGCMO’s Annual Convention will feature outstanding sessions, the annual AGCMO PAC Auction, both sporting clays and golf tournaments – and many awesome networking opportunities. The Annual Convention brings together contractors, specialty contractors and suppliers/service providers from across the Missouri construction industry for networking and education. This event includes networking events, informational programs, guest speakers, various topical sessions and meetings, and the AGCMO PAC Live and Silent Auctions. The annual convention moves around the state each year, and this year the location is Branson, MO. The Annual PAC Auction has always been a highlight of the Convention and supports AGC of Missouri’s efforts for the industry. For over 30 years, the items for the auctions have been provided through donations. Cash contributions are also accepted directly to the PAC or toward the purchase of an item to be auctioned. A well-funded PAC is critical to be an effective advocate for the industry. For more information on the 2019 Annual Convention, call AGC of Missouri direct: Jefferson City, MO: Phone: 573/636-3188; Fax: 573/634-3510. St. Louis, MO: Phone: 314/781-2356; Fax: 314/781-2874.

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Alex Lyon & Son Combines Business, Entertainment

A great lineup of small and mid-sized Caterpillar excavators was available on the seventh day of the nine-day sale.

You never know from year to year what entertainment Jack Lyon will provide at the annual Kissimmee auction. Construction Equipment Guide’s Southeast Sales Representative Rich Olivier (C) became part of the act and we can report was not hit by a juggler.

lex Lyon & Son held its annual Florida Auctions from Feb. 2 through Feb. 10 in Kissimmee, Fla.

The nine-day auction featured a wide variety of equipment types each day, including, but not limited to: • Recreational and utility vehicles, generators, skid steer attachments on Day 1; • Survey equipment, several new tagalongs & utility trailers, several mini-hydraulic excavators and skid steers on Day 2;

• Boom and scissor lifts, landscape equipment, several minihydraulic excavators, trench boxes and new tools and support equipment on Day 3; • Agricultural — utility — compact and loader landscape tractors, concrete equipment, utility carts, chippers and stump grinders and agricultural attachments on Day 4; • Rough-terrain cranes, carry deck — hydraulic truck cranes, tower cranes, crawler cranes, hydraulic pile drivers and crane Stephanie Ospina of GLT Logistics, Miami, Fla. GLT provides heavy hauling services. accessories on Day 5;

(L-R): Chad Ketelsen, Jack Lyon and Dean Adsit, all of Alex Lyon & Son, are ready for a successful nine days of auctions.

(L-R): Ken Byrd, Yoshi Tanaka and Chuck Norman brought out a great display of new products from Morooka, Fiori and Dominion Rubber Tracks to the Alex Lyon sale.

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During Nine-Day Bidding Spree Under Florida Sunshine Sidney McClain of S&S Equipment, Houlka, Miss., is ready to inspect this John Deere 450L dozer.

Another extensive selection of dozers went on the auction block at the Alex Lyon & Son sale.

(L-R): Jeff Walker of Walker Grading, Steve Smith of Temple Grading Construction and Alex Moss of Yellow Dog Grading, Lillington, N.C.

• Rubber-tired loaders, tractor loader backhoes, motor scrapers, motorgraders, articulated haul trucks, straight haul trucks and asphalt and vibratory rollers on Day 6; • Hydraulic excavators, rubber-tired hydraulic excavators, scrap handling excavators, crawler tractors, crawler loaders, pipe layers, and tractor loader backhoes on Day 7; • Dump trucks (tri-tandem-single), truck

tractors, cab and chassis, rolloff trucks, rollback trucks, bucket trucks, cement mixer trucks, refuse trucks, military tanks, military trucks, pickup trucks and utility trucks on Day 8; and • Recreational and utility vehicles, compact construction equipment, generators, pumps, tires and more than 1,000 attachments on Day 9. CEG

Several long reach excavators were auctioned off on day seven of the Alex Lyon & Son 26th annual Kissimmee, Fla., sale.

Wayne Milam of Milam Equipment Sales, Southerland, Va., checks out this John Deere 750J LGP dozer.

LARGE Absolute Auction Complete Liquidation Denton Concrete Services Thurs., March 7, 2019 – 9:00AM Lanexa, VA (Richmond/Williamsburg Area)

ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST • TO INCLUDE Rubber Tired Excavators • Backhoes • Rubber Tired Loader • Skid Steer Loaders and Attachments • Utility and Broom Tractors • Concrete Saws • Portable and Skid Mtd Air Compressors • Solar Message Boards and Arrow Boards • Portable Light Plants • (13) Dump Trucks • Tandem Axle Dump Trucks • Truck Tractors and Lowboy Trailers • Cone Distribution and Attenuator Trucks • Water Trucks, Straight Trucks, and Utility Truck • Stake Body and Flatbed Trucks • Step Deck and Flatbed Trailers • Tag-a-Long Trailers • Concrete Repair and Finishing Equipment • Contractors Tools and Shop Equipment • Plus More!

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www.Hunyady.com VA Auction Lic.: Timothy D. Schwer #2907004600 While information is believed to be accurate, all items will be sold “As-Is, Where-Is” without guarantee or warranty. A physical inspection is suggested.

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International Buyers Compete for Deals as Jeff Martin

(L-R): Trey Morris, Jeff Martin and Jeff Garber, all of Jeff Martin Auctioneers, stand in front of a 2009 Carbon Club Crafters airplane that was sold on Feb. 12.

Brooms from Broce and other manufacturers attract bidders during the sale.

eff Martin Auctioneers held its annual four-day winter auctions from Feb. 11 to 14 in Kissimmee, Fla.

Bidders from across the country participated, as well as from Central and South America, to vie for a wide variety of machines and attachments. An exhibitor area where the bidders could see new machines from Morooka, Fiori dumpers, Eager Beaver trailers, Gorilla Hammers and more drew a lot of attention. CEG

Paxtyn and his dad, Clay O’Berry, Clay O’Berry Ag Performance, St. Cloud, Fla., are excited to do some equipment shopping at the Jeff Martin auction.

A significant selection of excavators were available to bidders during the Jeff Martin auctions.

Three auction rings for four days is the only way to get this massive number of construction equipment sold.

The Jeff Martin Auctioneers team is ready for another successful Florida auction in Kissimmee.

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Auctioneers Puts Plenty of Iron Up for Bid in Kissimmee

Hundreds of buckets to fit every category of machine imaginable went on the block at this year’s Jeff Martin Kissimmee auction.

(L-R): Ronnie Bateman, Winston Braswell and Lane Bateman, all of Bateman Excavating in Sorrento, Fla., look over the Hitachi and Caterpillar excavators.

Rick Sowers of Sowers Construction, Mt. Airy, N.C., inspected several machines and bid on them, too.

With a bit of rain in the forecast, Jeff Martin Auctioneers went the extra mile to ensure bidders at their site were as comfortable as possible.

Steve Cooper of Cooper Recycling, Livingston, Tenn., looks over the Kubota and Caterpillar compact track loaders.

The Jeff Martin Auctioneers staff greeted and registered bidders with smiles.

Donnie Houck (L) and Wayne Barker, both of Wayne Barker Construction, Lansing, N.C., look over attachments.

Bidding action heats up during the Jeff Martin auctions in Kissimmee.

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Equipment Fleets Expand for New Season of Work As

oder & Frey held its four-day Florida Auctions Feb. 13 to Feb. 16 in Kissimmee, Fla. • Day 1, Feb. 13, featured ATVs, brooms, sweepers, rollers, telehandlers, skid steers and attachments, backhoes, wheel loaders and forestry equipment; • Day 2, Feb. 14, going on the auction block were site dumpers, articulated dumpers, motorgraders, trenchers, generators, dozers, crushers, screeners, lifts, cranes

and engines; • Day 3, Feb. 15, bidders vied for miniexcavators, six-ton excavators, 10-ton excavators, wheeled excavators, 20-ton excavators, new and used buckets, hammers, and excavator parts and attachments; and • Day 4, Feb. 16, featured forklifts, dump trucks, cars, pickups, trucks, water wagons/water trucks, tractors, trailers, lowboys, telehandler parts, containers, truck and trailer parts, compressors and farm machinery. CEG

This year’s Yoder & Frey sale featured an exceptional lineup of excavators ranging in size from compact to 100,000 lbs.

Adam Kenny (L) of Sand Science and his father, Jerry Kenny, dealers of quality aggregate products based in South Carolina, check out the wide selection of portable aggregate plants at the Yoder & Frey sale. This Caterpillar D7 was among the many late-model used crawlers to cross the ramp at this year’s sale.

Compact excavators cross over the auction ramp during the Yoder & Frey auction.

Bidders await the next machine to roll over the ramp.

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Bidders Flock to Yoder & Frey’s Four-Day Florida Auction

Doug Ryan of Ryan Auctions closely monitors the very strong bidding activity at this year’s sale. A huge crowd of bidders from across the country kept the bidding activity lively.

This Barford trommel screen is an example of the brand new aggregate equipment that was available at the Yoder & Frey auctions.

The Yoder & Frey team of auctioneers keeps bidding running quickly and smoothly.

Josh (L) and Tom Schott of Sebring, Fla, are enjoying the Yoder & Frey auction with their dog, Diesel.

Late-model, low-hour asphalt compactors cross the ramp looking for new homes.

A crawler dozer is steam cleaned before it goes over the ramp.

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALLU GROUP............................................................................................ 50

KUBOTA SVL........................................................................................ 66,67

ASCENDUM MACHINERY INC.......................................................... 2,3,17

LAND EQUIPMENT INC............................................................................ 31

ATI CORPORATION.................................................................................. 40

LEEBOY GROUP...................................................................................... 27

BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC.................................................................. 56,57

LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS.................................................................... 46,47

BARGAINS................................................................................................ 82

LIUGONG CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 73

BRANDYWINE TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT..................................................20

MACKINNON EQUIPMENT & SERVICE.................................................. 14

BROOKS SALES INC................................................................................ 24

MAY - RHI.................................................................................................... 5

CAROLINA CAT................................................................................21,25,45

MOBRO MARINE INC................................................................................41

CASE CONSTRUCTION............................................................................ 15

NORAM................................................................................................ 78,79

CEG SCALE MODELS.............................................................................. 72

POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC............................................................ 51

CLASSIFIEDS............................................................................................ 82

RANSOME EQUIPMENT SALES LLC/LRH.............................................. 74

CON-EQUIPMENT OF THE CAROLINAS................................................ 14

RICHARDSON SERVICE 1991 INC.......................................................... 10

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.................................... 42,48,64,74

RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS.............................................................. 91

DEUTZ CORPORATION............................................................................ 18 DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER................................................................ 65 DRESSTA NORTH AMERICA.................................................................... 77 EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS.................................................................... 37 FAE USA INC............................................................................................ 54 FECON...................................................................................................... 20 FELLING TRAILERS.................................................................................. 36 FLANGE LOCK.......................................................................................... 32 GEHL.......................................................................................................... 44 GRINDERCRUSHERSCREEN.COM........................................................ 54 GROVE WORLDWIDE.............................................................................. 63 GSE GREAT SOUTH EQUIPMENT CO...................................................... 9 HILLS MACHINERY.................................................................................. 92 HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY .......................................... 70,71 HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY

ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY................................................................39 ROCK TOUGH QUALITY SCREENING.................................................... 32 ROSCO GROUP........................................................................................ 33 RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP...................................................... 50 SAGE OIL VAC.......................................................................................... 36 SANY AMERICA INC..................................................................................76 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES......................................................................40 SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES............................................................ 53 SENNEBOGEN.......................................................................................... 55 SITECH MID-ATLANTIC.............................................................................. 7 TEREX CRANES........................................................................................59 TEREX FUCHS.......................................................................................... 69 THOMPSON MACHINERY USED PARTS................................................ 39 TOWMASTER INC..................................................................................... 35

LANEXA VA...................................................................................... 85

TRACTOR TRACS INC.............................................................................. 40

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.............................................. 19

TREKKER GROUP................................................................................11,13

INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT CO................................................................ 24

TRENCH SHORING SERVICES................................................................31

IRON AUCTION GROUP

WILCOX TRACTOR SALES INC.............................................................. 24

ATLANTA GA.................................................................................... 81 JAMES RIVER EQUIPMENT-BEALS.......................................................... 6

ALABAMA SUPPLEMENT

JEFF MARTIN............................................................................................ 83

COWIN EQUIPMENT CO INC.................................................................... 3

JOHN DEERE............................................................................................ 68

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

KLEEMANN................................................................................................ 58

HEAVY MACHINES INC.............................................................................. 5

KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 75

JCB OF ALABAMA...................................................................................... 9

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP............................................................43,60,61

THOMPSON TRACTOR CO.................................................................... 6,7

KPI-JCI...................................................................................................... 52

TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO INC.......................................................... 12

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.

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(2) 2014 CATERPILLAR D6N LGP

2008 KOMATSU D61EX-15EO, 441 hours

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2008 KOMATSU D65PX-15EO, 227 hours

2009 KOMATSU D39PX-22

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2011 CATERPILLAR 966K

(2) 2015 KOBELCO SK210LC-9

2011 FORD F750 DUMP

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(32) 2019-2016 KENWORTH T800

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2012 KOMATSU D275AX-8

(70) 2019-2016 MACK GU713

(2) 2007 CATERPILLAR 140H, COUNTY OWNED

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2015 CATERPILLAR 316EL

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2016 CAT D5K2 LGP, 919 HOURS

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2011 JOHN DEERE 135D

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2016 CATERPILLAR 349FL

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2017 JOHN DEERE 250G LC, 231 hours

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