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Hitachi Relocates to Newnan, Ga., Facility...8
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The project will see the installation of 11,000 tons of asphalt, 36,000 sq. ft. of retaining walls, 755,000 lbs. of reinforcing steel and 6,000 cu. yd. of concrete for bridge structures.
Work Continues on VDOT’s Jones Branch Connector
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Crews from Archer Western Contractors LLC began work in CEG CORRESPONDENT January 2017 on the Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) $58 million Jones Branch Connector project that will connect Jones Branch Drive to Route 123 (0.5-mi.) in Northern Virginia’s Fairfax County. The plan is to partially open the road to traffic in late 2018, with final completion expected in late 2019. “This project, in cooperation with Fairfax County, will provide an important new link to Route 123 over the Capital Beltway [I-495] for commuters and visitors to Tysons,” according to the project web page. “The link will improve local traffic and access for drivers, as well as provide a vital option for area bicyclists and pedestrians.” The project includes: a new roadway from the interchange of the I-495 express lanes and Jones Branch Drive to Scotts Crossing Road; improvement along the access road from Jones Branch Drive to the express lanes, as well as along Scotts Crossing Road; two travel lanes and on-street bike lanes in each direction; three bridges over the I-495 express and general-purpose lanes; eight- to 12-ft. wide lighted sidewalks; landscaping and other streetscape amenities; and a wide, raised median to accommodate the future transit. “By providing an alternate route across the Beltway and linking the Tysons East and Central areas, the Connector is expected to relieve traffic along Route 123, at the I-495 interchange and at other congested intersections,” the web page said. “The road is expected to carry more than 32,000 vehicles per day by 2040.” Fairfax County has been planning this project since 2011. “There can be no direct comparison of drivers’ experiences before and after the project as it
Site work is underway south of Tampa on a new $50 million project at MacDill Air Force Base designed to host more than two dozen of the U.S. Army’s Black Hawk and Apache helicopters. The work will include building a 92,000-sq.-ft. Aviation Support Facility that will serve the Army Reserve Aviation Command. When completed in October 2019, the new center will become a work place for more than 300 military and civilian personnel from the A and F Companies of the Army’s 5th Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment. With them will come 23 UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters — all relocating to the base from the St. Petersburg/Clearwater International Airport, just a few miles away across Old Tampa Bay. The heavyduty and reliable aircrafts are used for medical evacuation and battlefield transport. In addition, an unannounced number of AH-64 Apache attack helicopters will also be housed at the new Aviation Support Center. Hensel Phelps, the large general contractor with many high-profile projects across the country, is the lead builder on the 52-acre MacDill AFB job. The
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HITACHI RELOCATES FROM KENNESAW, GA., TO NEWNAN, GA.
Thirty years after starting assembly of its wheel loaders in a factory in Newnan, Ga., Hitachi unveils it’s newest facility expansion and corporate headquarters campus for Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc.
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SUPER DOZER, MOTORGRADER In the early 1980s, Umberto Acco, an entrepreneur and owner of a civil construction company in Portogruaro, northern Italy, received a job order that would require his company to build a custom crawler dozer and motorgrader.
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Led by HOLT Ventures, the venture capital arm of the largest Caterpillar dealer in the United States, the oversubscribed round includes strategic investments from a consortium of heavy equipment and truck dealers.
56 BANDIT INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCES BUILDING EXPANSIONS IN 2018
31 AEM DISCUSSES 3D PRINTING IN 16 FDOT ARGUES CASE IN LAWSUIT ABOUT FIU BRIDGE DOCUMENTS In court on June 4, the Florida DOT (FDOT) tried to block the public and media from seeing the records that could show the cause of the fatal FIU bridge collapse in March.
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CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY The consensus right now among leading additive manufacturing experts is that the technology’s immediate potential can be most readily found in smaller-scale deployments.
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Hitachi Relocates From Kennesaw, Ga., to Newnan, Ga.
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hirty years after starting assembly of its wheel loaders in a factory in Newnan, Ga., Hitachi unveils the company’s newest facility expansion and introduces the all new corporate headquarters campus for Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc. This new facility will soon relocate the company’s headquarters from Kennesaw, Ga., to Newnan, Ga., and will put corporate offices next door to the assembly plant. The event to commemorate the new facility took place for the better part of an entire day on June 1. Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America representatives from all over the country made their way to Newnan to be a part of the celebration. Special guest Mr. Kotaro Hirano, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery, traveled from Japan to be a part of the ceremonies. The Newnan Corporate Office celebration kicked off with factory and new facility tours. The Japanese tradition of the ceremonial planting of a cherry tree took place right after the ribbon cutting. And for those who know their Japanese culture — yes, there was a ceremonial breaking of the sake barrel. This is a ceremony that is performed at celebratory events in which the lid of a barrel of sake is broken open by a wooden mallet and after a toast, the sake is served to everyone present. After speeches from Kotaro Hirano, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Japan, Al Smith, Coweta County (Ga.) Commission chairman, and Al Quinn, vice president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc., presented Masaaki Hirose, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc., with an original commissioned painting of the Hitachi wheel loader with the stars and stripes. Hirose addressed the crowd and thanked everyone from the Chamber of Commerce and the contractors who built the new facility to the media and local dignitaries. To the employees he said: “without you, none of this would have happened.” The event concluded with a catered lunch and a time to enjoy the friendship and fellowship of the Hitachi staff. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG see HITACHI page 34
There was a huge turnout for the ribbon-cutting and official opening ceremonies for Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc. corporate headquarters facility in Newnan, Ga.
(L-R): Masaaki Hirose, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc.; Al Smith, Coweta County (Ga.) Commission chairman; and Kotaro Hirano, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Japan perform the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
(L-R): Steve Honnold, Mike Coffey and Steve McBrayer, all of HE Parts International, are some of the Hitachi vendor-partners who attended the celebration.
(L-R): To commemorate the day, an original commissioned painting of the Hitachi wheel loader with the stars and stripes was presented to Masaaki Hirose, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc. Making the presentation to Hirose are Kotaro Hirano, Al Quinn and David Agan.
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Acco Creates Monster Machines: Super Dozer, Motorgrader By Katherine Devlin
Caterpillar diesel engines combine for a 1,350 hp output. The blade measures 23 ft. wide and 9 ft. high. The rear ripper (a claw-like device) measures 10 ft. and is powered by hydraulic rams. The tracks were custom made by Berco. The transmission operates through two drive sprockets for each track to create torque generated from the engines. The brakes and control mechanisms are operated hydraulically. This massive piece of iron was the only one of its kind produced. For comparison, Caterpillar’s largest model, the D11 dozer, is 115 tons, 35.8 ft. long, 14.9 ft. wide, had a 22 ft. blade and operates at 850 hp. The world’s largest production dozer is Komatsu’s D575A 168-ton, 1,050-hp dozer. This machine measures 38 ft. 5 in. long, 24 ft. 3 in. wide and has a 11 ft. 11 in. blade.
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In the early 1980s, Umberto Acco, an entrepreneur and owner of a civil construction company in Portogruaro, northern Italy, received a job that would require his company to build a custom crawler dozer and motorgrader. The machines needed to be big — really big — and were intended to be used on a project that involved moving earth — lots of earth — in large, desert areas. While many components of the dozer had to be custom made, including the blade, Acco used mainly Caterpillar parts to build what has become known as ‘Super Dozer’— the world’s largest bulldozer. As of 2018, it also is the most powerful tracked dozer ever made. How Big Is Big? The specs for the more-than-40-ft., 183-ton crawler dozer are dizzying. Two 8-cylinder, 675 hp
The Motorgrader The world’s biggest motorgrader also was created in 1980 for the same project. It had two engines: the 700 hp front end articulated from the 1,000 hp rear end. It measured more than 24 ft.; weighed 200 tons; had a 33 ft. blade; and had a total of 12 tires — two per hub. While in storage, the machine became a tourist Mauro Dal Santo/Marco Castellan photo attraction. It did not survive its time in storage and Dino e Rino Valerio (seated) and friends atop the world’s has been dismantled and sold for scrap. biggest crawler dozer.
A Major Roadblock The dozer and motorgrader were to be used for a massive earthmoving project in Libya. It is unclear whether the machines were to be used for a pipelaying project or for other landdevelopment but just as the dozer was completed, Colonel Gaddafi encountered an embargo by the United Nations, which included trade restrictions. The Acco dozer and motorgrader could not be shipped to Libya. Mauro Dal Santo/Marco Castellan photo The dozer was operated only once In 2012, an old friend and neighbor of Umberto Acco, on a job in southern Italy. However, Dino e Rino Valerio, who also is a collector of historic Mauro Dal Santo/Marco Castellan photo the cost of transporting it was prohibvehicles, saved the dozer from demolition. The Acco super dozer is loaded for transport from the Acco depot in itive and both machines were placed Portogruaro to its new home on May 15, 2012.
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FDOT Argues Case in Lawsuit About FIU Bridge Documents By Emily Buenzle CEG WEB EDITOR
In court on June 4, the Florida DOT (FDOT) tried to block the public and media from seeing the records that could show the cause of the fatal FIU bridge collapse in March. FDOT requested that Judge John Cooper of the Leon County Circuit Court dismiss a lawsuit by the Miami Herald, which urged the state of Florida to turn over documents including emails, meeting minutes and additional records detailing the bridge’s construction and design, the Tampa Bay Times reported. The newspaper filed the lawsuit after two months’ worth of attempts to get FDOT to release the documents. Although FDOT has said that the records in question are public, it will not release them on the grounds that federal law allows for such documents to remain private if they are part of a National Transportation Safety Board investigation, which overrides the state’s law on public records, the Tampa Bay Times reported. But Judge Cooper had other ideas: He refused to dismiss the case during a hearing on June 4, and gave federal investigators two weeks to decide if they would like to defend themselves before making his ruling.
Bohrer went on to ask that Judge Cooper disregard the NTSB’s letter; the agency is not one of the active members of the case, was not at the hearing, and did not provide a citation for its interpretation of the law, the Tampa Bay Times reported. But Judge Cooper said, “Seems to me this is purely an interpretation of a federal agency regulation,” before concluding that the NTSB was an “indispensable party” within the case.
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The Arguments While Benjamin T. Allen, an attorney for the NTSB, said in a letter, that federal law shields any information “related to the accident or incident” if it was gathered by the agency as part of the investigation at hand, Sandy Bohrer of Holland and Knight, which represents the Miami Herald, disagreed. Bohrer instead said that the law in question only applies to documents that originated as a result of the investigation — not to documents that existed before the incident occurred, the Tampa Bay Times reported. “Florida law is clear that if an agency’s record is a public record at the time it is made or received, then that document does not lose its character as a public record if the document is later given to an investigative agency in the course of a subsequently initiated investigation,” said Bohrer.
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Judge Cooper also rejected the argument by FDOT for the case’s dismissal because the NTSB wasn’t included. Instead, he ordered that the state agency send the NTSB a letter requesting that it join in the lawsuit as a party, or otherwise file an amicus brief to defend its position. Judge Cooper then said that if the NTSB does not do either, the state will say that “we’re going to continue the party without you,” the Tampa Bay Times reported. FDOT Responds After the trial, FDOT released a statement that said it “has released hundreds of pages of records relating to this case,” and that it had asked for an opinion from Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi about whether the agency must release the documents in question, the Tampa Bay Times reported. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Improving Construction Safety: A Three-Step Plan It has been estimated that 60 percent of all fatalities on sites can be attributed to choices made before work begins. When investigated, the root cause of many of these tragedies is traced back to the misalignment between site materials, equipment and processes. So, what can be done to kill deaths on construction sites worldwide? The answer is a coordinated approach to safety that involves good site layout and rules, well trained site personnel and properly maintained and operated construction equipment. This can be implemented through a simple 3-step plan. When coordinating a site from a safety perspective you should ask the following: • What could go wrong? • How bad could it be? • How likely is it to happen? • What do we need to do about it? Once you’ve done your risk analysis, there are three stages to delivering safer sites: 1. Traffic management The foundation of creating safer sites is effectively coordinating the movement of people, materials and machinery. After thousands of construction site inspections last year, the UK’s Building Safety Group reported a 74 percent rise in traffic management breaches — an increase they claimed was behind the majority of construction-related accidents. A large part of making this traffic flow safer is establishing a management plan that gives the safest passage between places where vehicles and people operate. It is a good idea to avoid sharp or blind bends and to set sensible speed limits. Obstructions should be protected, and safety banks may be needed to prevent machines running over open edges. The quality of site roads should be suitable for the vehicles using them, firm, even, properly drained and avoiding steep slopes. Reversing should be minimized and tightly controlled. Not always easy or practical, but this should be the goal. 2. People management It’s obvious that all staff on site — regardless of how long they are going to be there — should be highly visible, wear personal protective equipment and be made aware of the dangers present. The young and/or inexperienced are most at risk — workers in their first year of employment account for almost two thirds of all construction accidents — and no short cuts should be made on site safety education. A “no blame/no fault” culture should also be encouraged, where no one feels the need to hush up minor accidents or “near misses”, and everyone feels able to contribute ideas on how to improve safety.
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Construction does involve risks, but any job undertaken carelessly can be made dangerous, and likewise any dangerous job can be made safer if everyone concerned devotes the proper time and thought. 3. Machine management Safety is no longer an optional extra when it comes to construction equipment design. Many accidents involving machines are “slip and trip” incidents — so the simple solution is to provide an entry/exit system that allows good foot and handholds, effective step treads and entry that is wide and not
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Technology is already playing an important part in keeping work sites safe — and this is destined to increase significantly. Reversing alarms and cameras have been around a while, and the next generation are systems like Volvo Smart View — a series of cameras fitted to several Volvo machines that give the operator a virtual bird’s eye view around the machine, displayed on the company’s HMI award-winning co-pilot in-cab console. This is just the start — the industry is now working on proximity systems that identify people or obstructions in the path of the machine and take corrective action, thereby helping to prevent collisions. And just like in the automotive sector, research into semi or completely autonomous construction equipment is advancing at a rapid rate. Is the answer to safer sites not to have operators in the cab at all? This is a question that will need to be answered in the years to come. Securing the Safety Chain Just as there is a chain of events leading up to an accident, there is a chain of safety actions that can help prevent it. A safe machine in a safe environment provides the best overall solution. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Carolina Cat Hosts Its Food Truck Friday Customer Appreciation Event (L-R): In front of the Cat 535D skidder are Bruce Evans of Timber Stand Improvements in Mt. Gillead, N.C.; Marc Franks of Carolina Cat; and Billy McCormick of McCormick Logging in Mt. Gillead, N.C.
(L-R): Samuel Martinez, Daniel McGuirt, Jesus Garcia and Reymol Cortez, all of J.T. Russell & Sons in Albermarle, N.C., discuss the equipment available at the event. (L-R): Matt Ragan, Alec Hudson, D.J. Freeman and David Hyatt make up the Carolina Cat Troy, N.C., team.
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(L-R): Brian Scott, Janis Hargett, Joe Reynolds and Sharon Pigford, all of Uwharrie Environmental, a division of Republic Services, check out some of the equipment.
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River Wild Food Truck served up made-to-order bison burgers with fries that were enjoyed by everyone. Carolina Cat had several forestry machines on hand for its customers to check out including the Cat 535D skidder, Cat 563D feller buncher and several pieces of low-hour used machines. Building on Caterpillar's 40+ years' experience designing and manufacturing skidders, the Cat D Series wheel skidder delivers more productivity at lower operating cost. Get more wood to the landing faster in a stable machine with a roomy, comfortable environment for the operator. Advanced hydraulics speed up multi-functioning and cycle times and offer more lift capacity. The D Series runs cool and is designed to keep debris from collecting inside the machine. Tilting cab and other access points cut the time needed for daily maintenance and servicing. From thinning through final harvest applications on flat or hilly terrain, the C Series model lineup is very versatile. The heart of the C Series wheel feller buncher family is the 563C. The 563C is the most versatile machine, balancing power and fuel economy with excellent stability and a short wheelbase for improved agility. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
Alvin McNeill (L) of T.H. Blue Inc. in Eagle Springs, N.C., and Charlie Orr of Carolina Cat, stand in front of a Cat 563D feller buncher with a Cat HFW221 cutting head.
Nat Black (L) of Nat Black Logging and Marc Franks of Carolina Cat enjoy the event.
(L-R): Mark Kincer and Woody Jones, both of Carolina Cat, chat with Clay, Ashley and Craig Allen of Allen Brothers Timber Company in Rockingham, N.C.
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(L-R): Matt McDonald and Mark Kincer, both of Carolina Cat, welcome Tim Russell of J.T. Russel & Sons in Albemarle, N.C., to the event.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Generators are still humming. Candles are still flickering. Homes are still being repaired. Puerto Rico was hit by Hurricane Maria more than six months ago, and the U.S. territory is still struggling to recover from the strongest storm to hit the island in nearly a century. “There are a lot of people with needs,’’ said Levid Ortiz, operating director of PR4PR, a local nonprofit that helps impoverished communities across the island. “It shouldn’t be like this. We should already be back on our feet.’’ Some 250 Puerto Ricans formed a line around him on a recent weekday, standing for more than two hours to receive bottles of water and a box of food at a public basketball court in the mountain town of Corozal. Many of those waiting were still without power, including 23-year-old Keishla Quiles, a single mother with a 4-year-old son who still buys ice every day to fill a cooler to keep milk and other goods cold amid rising temperatures. “Since we’re a family of few resources, we have not been able to afford a generator,’’ she said. “It’s been hard living like this.’’ Crews already have restored water to 99 percent of clients
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of Gov. Ricardo Rossello needs to come up with a plan on how to rebuild a stronger power grid and create financial accounting methods to ensure federal funds are being appropriately spent. “It makes no sense for the people of the United States to continue to pay money for repetitive loss in these disasters.’’ He also said federal hurricane recovery efforts in Puerto Rico have exceeded his expectations. “That doesn’t mean I’m satisfied. It doesn’t mean the president is satisfied,’’ Bossert said. “We still have some challenges.’’ Meanwhile, the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources issued a letter demanding that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers explain why it is reducing the number of crews helping restore power when there are still people who remain in the dark. “While we recognize that much progress has been made in restoring power to the majority of customers, the job is not done,’’ the letter stated. Col. Jason Kirk, who is overseeing power restoration efforts for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said that Puerto Rico’s power company will be primarily responsible for restoring electricity to remaining customers. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Jeff Storms (L) of Fred Smith Company in Raleigh and Rob Lynch, president of Rob’s Hydraulics, exchange industry insights at the event.
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(L-R): Bronson Pierce of Pierce Site Solutions in Sanford, N.C.; Abby, Hazel and Brian Holt of B&R Hauling in Sanford, N.C.; and Nick Estes of Rob’s Hydraulics enjoy some features of the event.
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Metro Announces Summer Shutdown Ahead of Rebuilds By Emily Buenzle CEG WEB EDITOR
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (“Metro”) announced plans to close six stations in Northern Virginia in summer 2019 to rebuild platforms. According to Metro, the projects are considered “heavy construction activity that requires that tracks be taken out of service to allow for demolishing existing structures, access to the construction area and concrete pouring,” NBC Washington reported. While Metro has already rebuilt the platforms at 10 of 45 outdoor train stations, doing so meant years of single tracking, and projects that took years to complete, the Authority said in a news release. After a great deal of planning, Metro said that shutting down stations completely for this round of renovations will “provide contractors with 24-hour access to selected work sites.” This safer approach also will cut down on the project’s timeframe, as workers will not have to keep setting up and breaking down their equip-
ment. In Phase I of the project, which will begin in 2019, Metro plans to demolish and rebuild station platforms at Braddock Road, King Street and Eisenhower Avenue stations. This will lead to the shutdown of rail service south of Regan National Airport in summer 2019. Metro said that Blue and Yellow line service will operate regularly between the airport and Largo Town Center (Blue Line) and Fort Totten/Mt. Vernon Square (Yellow Line). Metro said it plans to rebuild platforms at Van Dorn Street, Franconia-Springfield, Huntington and Regan National Airport between September 2019 and May 2020, however, the setup of these stations will allow them to remain open during construction. Following this, platforms at the remaining 13 stations will be rebuilt between 2020 and 2021. In total, the project will renovate outdoor platforms at 20 stations to the tune of $300 to $400 million. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Metro plans to demolish and rebuild the Braddock Road station in summer 2019.
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Visitors to ConExpo-Con/AGG and IFPE 2017 might have seen the unveiling of the world’s first 3D-printed excavator at the event’s inaugural Tech Experience. It was more than just an attention-getter. 3D printing has slowly but surely developed into a disruptive technology poised to have far-reaching effects on the equipment industry. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) was part of the team effort that developed that 3D-printed excavator. AEM relays three things to keep in mind when looking at 3D printing and its potential for equipment manufacturing. 3D Printing Has Enormous Potential, But It Is Still Growing and Evolving The consensus right now among leading additive manufacturing experts is that the technology’s immediate potential can be most readily found in smaller-scale deployments, according to Lonnie Love, corporate research fellow at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. “[3D printing] is not going to change all of manufacturing overnight,” said Love. “It’s not going to displace casting. It’s not going to displace welding.” One key hurdle to adoption is that 3D printing is not yet fast enough, said Love. “When you make these great parts at low volumes, you don’t care that it takes a week or a month… but we’ve got to go faster because it drives the productivity up and the costs down [for manufacturers].” 3D Printing Can Help Manufacturers Do Things They’ve Never Done Before Love and his colleagues at Oak Ridge National Laboratory can attest to both the technology’s incredible capabilities and its value proposition for manufacturers. They were involved in building the world’s first operational 3D-printed excavator unveiled at the Tech Experience at ConExpo-Con/AGG and IFPE 2017. Known as Project AME (additive manufactured
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Excavator), the excavator was 3D printed using a variety of machines to create and assemble three components: a cab, a boom and a heat exchanger. The excavator’s boom was fabricated using a cutting-edge free-form additive manufacturing technique to print large-scale metal components. It was an incredible undertaking, and the success of Project AME proved the sky’s really the limit in terms of what 3D-printing technology can do. 3D Printing Can Help Manufacturers Create Efficiencies and Save Money The costly and time-consuming process of tooling is a prime example of an opportunity for manufacturers to leverage 3D printing to create efficiencies. According to Love, the production of molds, jigs and fixtures used in the mass production of heavy equipment can take months, run six-figure costs and very often involve tooling companies based overseas. However, Love believes that the widespread adoption of additive manufacturing could change all that. “This may be a mechanism to rapidly get tooling back in the U.S.,” Love said, “To make it take days and not months. It costs thousands instead of hundreds of thousands. We’ve already proven this on the automotive and aerospace sides. Now it’s time to take a look at construction and see where it fits.” The equipment industry has earned a well-deserved reputation for designing and building machinery that stays in use for decades. But manufacturers spend heavily to keep massive inventories of spare parts on hand to meet customer needs. According to Love, companies are now combating that challenge by cutting back on the overhead costs of warehouse space through 3D printing. “The advantage of this technology is you could actually print a replacement part without having to have that inventory,” Love said. “That, to me, has tremendous potential.” (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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ARTBA Foundation Announces 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees The Vecellio family, Charles F. Potts and Thomas N. Iovino are the 2018 inductees to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) Foundation’s Transportation Development Hall of Fame. The group was honored, along with the 2016 and 2017 class inductees, at a May 14 dinner in the Nation’s Capital. Launched in 2010, the Hall “honors individuals or families from the public and private sectors who have made extraordinary contributions to U.S. transportation development during their careers.” Nominees are considered in two categories: • Transportation Design & Construction Industry Innovators: Honors the men and women who discovered or created a “game changing” product or process that significantly advanced transportation design, construction and/or safety. It seeks to honor the original innovator. • Transportation Design & Construction Industry Leaders (Individuals or Families): Recognizes men, women and families who have made significant contributions — beyond just having successful businesses or careers — that have notably helped advance the interests and image of the transportation design, construction and safety industry. Leaders: The Vecellio Family This family’s story begins at the turn of the 20th century when Enrico Vecellio came to West Virginia as a masonry contractor, gaining a reputation for workmanship and integrity. He moved on to grading and building roads, and out of this early start grew one of America’s premier contracting, mining and engineering businesses, operating throughout the mid-Atlantic, southeastern United States and beyond. In 1938, Enrico’s son, Leo Sr., founded Vecellio & Grogan, with his father and brother-in-law. During World War II, Leo led the construction of roads and runways for Allied Forces overseas. He then returned home, and Vecellio & Grogan became ranked as a top transportation construction firm. Leo Vecellio Jr. grew up in the family business and joined it full time in the 1970s. He extended its reach in the southeastern United States through a series of acquisitions, start-ups and expansions. He also diversified into aggregates production and energy services. Today, under the corporate umbrella, based in West Palm Beach, Fla., are: The Vecellio Group, Vecellio & Grogan, Ranger Construction Industries, Sharpe Bros., White Rock Quarries, Vecenergy and Hal Jones Contractor. Leo Jr. and wife, Kathryn brought their
sons, Christopher and Michael, into the business after the two completed graduate school. They joined the executive team in 2002; becoming the fourth generation of family leaders. The family has been very active serving in voluntary leadership positions with construction industry association for decades.
senior vice president of Ashland Inc. and president of APAC Inc., Ashland’s highway construction contracting arm. Prior to APAC, Potts worked for the Florida Department of Transportation for 16 years, serving in numerous positions including as head of the state’s materials and research program and its director of construction.
Launched in 2010, the Hall “honors individuals or families from the public and private sectors who have made extraordinary contributions to U.S. transportation development during their careers.” Several generations of Vecellios have been selected by their peers as chief elected officers or directors at these groups: ARTBA, Florida Transportation Builders’ Association, Floridians for Better Transportation, Contractors Association of West Virginia, Associated General Contractors of West Virginia, West Virginia Mining & Reclamation Association, and West Virginia Flexible Pavements Council. The family’s philanthropic activities are extensive. Since 1973, their foundation has provided nearly 400 four-year scholarships to graduating high school seniors, totaling $3.2 million dollars. The foundation has provided major financial support to local and national charitable groups. The Vecellios also endowed the Vecellio Professorship in Construction & Engineering Management at Virginia Tech. Leader: Charles F. Potts Charlie Potts, a native of WinstonSalem, N.C., has a distinguished career spanning more than 45 years in the public and private sectors of the transportation design and construction industry. He was elected chairman of the board of five construction or asphalt-related groups, and led a one-night, $500,000 fundraising event that established a legacy program known as the Dr. Don Brock TransOvation Workshop. Potts, the chairman of the board of Indianapolis-based Heritage Construction & Materials, is a recognized expert in the field of hot mixed asphalt materials and construction, and the author or co-author of more than 100 technical papers on the subjects. He was Heritage CEO for 10 years. Earlier, he spent nearly two decades as a
He is a former chairman of ARTBA, the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), and National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University; past president of the Association of Asphalt Paving Technologists; past chairman of the board for the International Center for Aggregates Research at the University of Texas; and a member of several Transportation Research Board Committees and Federal Highway Administration technical working groups. As ARTBA chairman and in his role as Heritage CEO, he spent many years as an eloquent national advocate articulating the need for a new transportation vision — dubbed “Critical Commerce Corridors” — to improve the safe and efficient movement of goods. In 2012, Potts led the fundraising outreach for a dinner in Memphis to honor and recognize the lifetime innovations and achievements of Astec Industries Founder Don Brock. The net proceeds were used to establish a fund to support future TransOvation activities. The name plays off the meanings of three words — “transportation,” “innovation” and “ovation.” Today, the Dr. Don Brock TransOvation Workshop is an annual interactive learning event that fosters innovative thinking from the business community and transportation design and construction industry. Leader: Thomas N. Iovino Tom Iovino built one of the nation’s largest transportation contracting businesses, established a foundation that is changing lives in Haiti, and served as a distinguished national and local construction volunteer
leader along the way. In 1981, he founded Judlau Contracting in the basement of a home on Long Island, N.Y. It started with small sewer and water main contracts, and within 15 years, revenues reached $50 million. It would continue to grow and become one of the nation’s leading civil construction companies. Judlau, in which OHL Group acquired a controlling interest in 2010, completed more than $3.5 billion in projects for New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority, including the transformative Second Avenue Subway Line and several postHurricane Sandy rehabilitation projects. Iovino retired in summer 2017 as chief executive officer of OHL North America. Iovino put equal energy into his philanthropic efforts. In 2002, he founded the Iovino Family Foundation with a commitment of “empowering families in rural Haiti to create their own pathway out of poverty.” The foundation works to improve and enable the health and well-being of families living in farming regions in Northern Haiti through the development and support of sustainable solutions aimed at poverty alleviation, education and economic development. The Haitian Pride Breakfast Program serves more than 2,800 children at 15 schools, five days a week during the course of the school year, many of whom would otherwise start their day without a nutritious meal. His roster of volunteer leadership positions include: president of the General Contractors Association of New York, president of ARTBA’s Contractors Division, a member of the Board and Executive Committee of the New York Building Congress, and member of the Board of Trustees of his alumni, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The 2016 class included industry leaders President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the “father” of the U.S. Interstate Highway System and long-time Federal Highway Administrator (FHWA) Francis C. Turner. Industry innovators included Caterpillar Inc. founders Benjamin Leroy Holt and Clarence “C.L” Best. Inducted into the 2017 class of industry leaders were former AECOM Senior Vice President Max Sproles (posthumously), Massachusetts-based contractor Kenneth R. Rezendes, and Thomas MacDonald, the head of the Bureau of Public Roads — today’s FHWA — under seven U.S. presidents. For more information, visit www.artba.org. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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(L-R): Hitachi speakers for the event included Masaaki Hirose, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc., Kotaro Hirano, president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Japan; and Al Quinn, vice president of Hitachi Construction Machinery Loaders America Inc.
(L-R): The breaking of the sake barrel and the toast are both part of Japanese tradition during celebratory events. Preparing to break the sake barrel and serve their guests are Hitachi’s Kotaro Hirano, John Michalewicz and Sue Smith.
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steers, mini-utility loaders, tractors, backhoe loaders, excavators and site prep tractors. With a maximum cutting capacity of 8 in. (20 cm) and more than 25 models to choose from, Brush Wolf offers a rotary brush cutter for any tough job. The Brush Wolf rotary cutter clears land in commercial tree plantations, agricultural or large property applications. The cutter will eliminate Brush Wolf rotary brush cutters are designed to fit all skid steers, mini-utility overgrowth on land, pipelines, power lines, loaders, tractors, backhoe loaders, excaright-of-ways and roadway easements. vators and site prep tractors. Added to Cross-Tech’s line-up of attachments is the demolition grapple bucket made for heavy-duty construction applications. It is built to handle the skid steer’s load. Cross-Tech Manufacturing’s products are designed for the safest operation possible. Its engineering and manufacturing team designs and constructs each Brush Wolf to be as safe as it is rugged, and is backed by an exclusive warranty, according to the company.
With a maximum cutting capacity of 8 in. (20 cm) and more than 25 models to choose from, Brush Wolf offers a rotary brush cutter for any tough job.
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Black Splitter S2X 800 Ignites Firm’s Firewood Production Maryland Landscape Supply of Ellicott City, Md., dramatically improved the cost and efficiency of its firewood processing operation with the purchase of a Black Splitter S2X 800 hydraulic wood splitting attachment from Atlantic Excavator Attachments. This German-manufactured attachment allows an operator to handle and split large timber with surgical precision from the cab of a construction machine, according to the manufacturer. The S2X 800 has transformed what was once a two-person operation to a single operator in a Kubota U35-4 mini-excavator, according to Maryland Landscape Supply Owner Ethan Langrill, who often mans the controls himself. The S2X 800 has replaced a full-time worker and a four-way log splitter, which saves time and money, and also improves safety. The S2X 800 works on the front end to quarter logs before feeding them into a Bell’s 4000 firewood processor. The result is a log that is cleaner and easier to split, which translates into a more seasoned end-product
for the customer. The rotating threaded chromium cone of the S2X 800 allows the operator to maneuver and position logs from the operator’s cab and improves comfort and productivity, especially during winter. The Black Splitter’s ability to rotate logs provides a distinct advantage over traditional grapple and loader buckets. The S2X 800 also plays a pivotal role handling logs that have run through the wood processor. The mini excavator pivots around the pile, using the S2X 800 to downsize, clean up, stack, and load logs while the processor continues to operate. Productivity has been increased roughly 100 percent through the elimination of monotonous manual processes. The S2X 800 also is directly responsible for an estimated 45 percent
increase in usable logs, according to the company. The S2X 800’s ability to quarter logs on the front end also allowed Maryland Landscape Supply to purchase a smaller and less expensive wood processor. Langrill estimates that the firm saved nearly $25,000 by purchasing the Bell’s 4000 instead of the 8000. The S2X 800 also helps to reduce the load and improve the efficiency of the processor. Maryland Landscape Supply deals primarily with oak and other hardwoods, so the S2X 800 gets a daily work out. Further complicating matters is that incoming recycled wood is often of poor quality and in various shapes and sizes. The Black Splitter has not met its match, according to Langrill, although he hopes to upgrade to a larger excavator at some point.
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A great turnout of vendors and local dignitaries arrived to join owners Tim and Kimberly Moore and sales and service manager Kenny Wallace (C) for the official ribbon-cutting on June 7.
(L-R): Landoll’s Will Stanard and Vince Mundy talk with Marty Moore of T.M. Trailer Sales and John Whitley of Border Equipment Company, Conley, Ga.
T.M. Trailer Sales’ sales consultant Kevin Cruikshank (L) reconnects with old friend Vance Smith Jr. of Pond & Company Engineering, Peachtree Corners, Ga., and past commissioner of the Georgia DOT, and Georgia legislator for District 133.
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The new facility for T.M. Trailer Sales fronts I-75 in Jackson, Ga.
A vast lineup of trailers was on display from manufacturers including Felling, Eager Beaver, Landoll, Manac and others.
T.M. Trailer Sales’ Marty Moore (L) talks with his Eager Beaver representative Randy Hall about some of his recent Eager Beaver trailer sales.
Aubrey Newell (L) of Atlanta Equipment Transport stopped by the event with his own Kenworth truck-tractor and Landoll trailer and was talking about his Landoll 930C tail trailer with T.M. Trailer Sales owner Tim Moore.
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XL Specialized Trailers Introduces Low-Profile HDG Trailer XL Specialized Trailers is adding its lowprofile hydraulic detachable gooseneck (HDG) trailer to its lineup.. The XL 110 Low-Profile HDG features a loaded deck height of only 15 in. (38 cm). With a capacity of 110,000 lbs. (49,895 kg) in 12 ft. (3.6 m), the unit is ideal for versatile hauling in construction and commercial applications. The 13-ft. (3.9 m) gooseneck has a swing clearance of 110 in. (279 cm), and the relief cut out in the gooseneck provides additional space between the truck and trailer. To save time while loading and unloading, the trailer’s long neck is easily removable through the use of a wet kit or with a power unit. The neck also offers a five-position ride height. Based on neck position and load, the deck can be leveled as needed with the adjustable wheel area ride height. Additionally, a work light is positioned in the upper deck as an added safety benefit for loading and better visibility when monitoring the load at night. The main decks on XL’s Low-Profile HDG’s are strong, built with T-1 flange and 80k webs, as well as 6-in. (15.2 cm) and 4in. (10 cm) stubbed junior i-beams on 12-in.
(30.5 cm) centers. A wood stronger than oak, Apitong decking is standard on the main deck and stands up to years of wear and tear. With the 15-in. (38 cm) deck height and 4.5in. (11.4 cm) ground clearance, this flat deck lowboy can accommodate loads that may otherwise require a dropside trailer. The Low-Profile HDG offers construction-focused and customer-friendly features. The deep bucket well in the rear provides an
area for an excavator bucket to ride safely without detaching the lower boom section. The main deck offers many tie-down points with four flat d-rings inside both the front toolbox and bucket well, seven pairs of bent d-rings along the outer beams, 13 chain drops per side and swing out outriggers on 24-in. (61 cm) centers. The wheel area includes bolt-on heavyduty wheel covers. To decrease wear on the
tires, the third axle airlift can lift up when it is not needed. Finally, the frame of the XL Low-Profile HDG is prepped for a flip axle, allowing drivers to add a fourth axle when necessary. For more information, visit www.xlspecializedtrailer.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
The XL 110 Low-Profile HDG features a loaded deck height of only 15 in. (38 cm). With a capacity of 110,000 lbs. (49,895 kg) in 12 ft. (3.6 m), the unit is ideal for versatile hauling in construction and commercial applications.
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Acco Monster Machines Live On After More Than 30 Years
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in storage and maintained at the factory where they were built. Umberto Acco passed away in 2006 without appointing successors to the company. The decision was made not to continue with Acco’s innovations and the business was shuttered. The property became a dumping ground for various earthmoving machines, including the giant dozer and motorgrader. A Second Chance In 2012, an old friend and neighbor of Acco, Dino e Rino Valerio, who also is a collector of historic vehicles, saved the dozer from demolition. He purchased the monster machine and arranged for heavy transport to a new location. Although Valerio passed away in 2012, today the dozer is safely stored and on display with the rest of his collection for public viewing at the family’s Bejaflor nursery. Sources for this article include: facebook.com/AccoDozer/?ref=page_internal; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acco_super_bulldozer; forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=120813; acmoc.org/bb/showthread.php?27525-The-ACCO; translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.portogruaro.net/news/scheda.php%3Fcategoria%3D14%26news%3D30377&prev=search; khplant.co.za/blog/article/world%E2%80%99s-largest-motor-graders Mauro Dal Santo/Marco Castellan photo (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at The undercarriage of the ACCO super dozer shows little wear. www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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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.
Rubble Master, Groff Tractor Hold Live Demo Event R Alex Taubinger (second from R), managing director and vice president of sales of Rubble Master, speaks with customers during the event. (L-R): Alex Taubinger, managing director and vice president of sales of Rubble Master; Sean Collins, vice president of Groff Tractor of New Jersey; Bob Winzinger of Winzinger Inc.; and Gerald Hanisch, CEO and president of Rubble Master, were all pleased with the turnout for Rubble Master’s Live Demo Days.
Gerald Hanisch, CEO and president of Rubble Master; and (L-R) Karen Gibison, Groff Tractor; and Porod Birgit and Isolde Niedermeier, both of Rubble Master, greet guests at the Live Demo Days Event in Franklinville, N.J.
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During the event, the RM 120GO! crushed concrete rubble up to 30-in. in diameter and produced a 1-in. finished product in a single pass with ease.
North America. Weighing just 90,000 lbs. in a closed-circuit configuration, the RM 120GO! features the options and tonnage requirements of today’s most high performance production demands without the weight and hassle of other machines on the market, according to Rubble Master. The RM 120GO! can be unloaded and setup for crushing in a closed-loop configuration in less than 20 minutes without the need of any special hand-tools. During the event, the RM 120GO! crushed concrete rubble up to 30-in. in diameter and produced a 1-in. finished product in a single pass with ease. The unit was fed with a 30-ton excavator and the finished product was stockpiled with the RM MTS2010M tracked stacking conveyor. Also on demonstration was the complete line of Rubble Master scalping screens, see RUBBLE page 64
(L-R): Richard Abbajay, regional sales manager of Titan Machinery, West Fargo, N.D., and Will Rhodes, vice president, and Jay Rhodes, president, both of Wilson Equipment Company, Lexington, Ky., enjoyed the Rubble Master Live Demo Days event.
The three-day Rubble Master Live Demo Days event allowed contractors a firsthand look at all crushers and screens offered by Rubble Master.
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Metso Touts Processing Performance, Portable System… Improved Sustainability Solutions CEMCO Unveils Industrial Tile Waste Solution Several customers in Texas have chosen Metso N-Series products.
CEMCO Inc. introduced a portable industrial tile recycling plant as a zero-waste solution for crushing stockpiles of unused tile into a fine product that’s suitable for use as a raw material. The entire system, which is mounted on a custom trailer for convenient hauling, can be fully operational within an hour of arriving at a job site. CEMCO works closely with companies to customize plant designs to suit a variety of material recycling applications, according to the manufacturer. CEMCO designed the portable industrial tile recycling plant around its Turbo 54 VSI crusher, a vertical shaft impact crusher capable of processing a variety of aggregates and industrial minerals. The Turbo 54 handles material as large as Metso presented its extenStates, as well as the first 2 in. (5 cm) and uses centrifugal force with stationary anvils sive metal recycling product Lindemann EtaRip to crush it along natural stress lines into a uniform, cubical, offering at the ISRI PreShredder this fall. high-quality product. The crusher features a single-drive Convention and Exposition Internationally, the company motor with input horsepower capabilities up to 250. 2018 taking place April 14has sold three new shredders The closed circuit plant also includes a primary crusher, 19. Metso experts at the to China, multiple shredders, dust collection system, triple-deck incline vibratory screen event advised on how to shears and balers in Europe and vibratory feeder. A 500-kW generator powers the equipchoose the most suitable and Asia, and approximately ment for ultimate location flexibility. equipment for different two dozen Metso N-Series “This plant is absolutely one-of-a-kind. A customer types of metal recycling products all over the world. approached us looking for a portable option for tile recycling. needs to secure optimal In total, more than 150 By adapting the plant’s components to fit on the relatively process efficiency, sustainMetso shredders are current- compact surface of a single trailer, we eliminated the need to ability and reliability. ly in operation in North “At ISRI, we [addressed] The NIS inclined shear has proven itself as an excel- America alone, which repre- transport the equipment separately and reconfigure the plant key trends in the metal recy- lent solution for shearing reclaimed rebar from sents about half of the total at each site,” said Jennifer Hise, CEMCO vice president. cling industry in North C&D (construction and demolition) sites, which is operating capacity in the “This saves time and money, and it’s a concept we adjust and America. We are committed historically a very challenging material to process. market. Additionally, adapt to suit other companies needing portable solutions for to driving sustainable through the Lindemann and industrial recycling.” The plant is mounted on a custom 65-ft. (19.8 m), 98,000improvements in performance and profitability in our cus- Metso N-Series brands, there are more than 40 shear and lb. (4,445 kg) quad-axle trailer with self-leveling hydraulic tomers’ businesses,” said Keith Carroll, vice president, metal baler installations currently in North America. jacks for easy setup. CEMCO designed and built the trailer recycling North America, Metso. The common denominator among all Metso processing Metso N-Series for Smaller, to meet Department of Transportation specifications. The equipment solutions is their high efficiency and low energy Mid-Market Operators plant is 12 ft. (3.6 m) wide with a transport height of only 14 consumption, and they are globally recognized as the benchTo better serve smaller and more price sensitive mid-mar- ft. 11 in. (4.5 m). mark for their product types, according to the company. ket operators, Metso introduced the N-Series line of shears Designed for a single product output, the plant efficiently Likewise, their technology, comprehensive service setup and and balers in 2016. These machines offer many of the same crushes tiles to as fine as 20 mesh. This allows operations to safety standards are appreciated and acknowledged by the features and benefits as the Metso Lindemann line of shears reintroduce the material to the product stream, which makes industry. This is exemplified in Metso being named as and balers and are fully supported by Metso’s global engi- money, rather than bringing the material to the landfill at an AMM’s Scrap Equipment Provider of the Year for 2017 and neering and service teams. average cost of $24 per ton. being named as a finalist again for 2018. The N-Series product range includes the NIS inclined The plant runs with a 50- to 75-tph (45 to 68 t) feed rate shear, NCS clamshell shear/baler/logger, NMS mobile and a 30-tph (27 t) output at 6 mesh. The plant can crush as Metso’s Installed Base Continues to Grow in shear/baler/logger, NTB triple ram baler, NLB lid baler, and fine as 20 mesh, but at a somewhat slower output rate. North America, Globally NBS box shear. These products offer robust performance for Changing screen sizes expands the plant’s capabilities to In the last year and during the first quarter of 2018, Metso smaller operators and for niche industries. The NIS inclined crush other industrial materials or aggregates. has continued to grow its installed base in North America shear, for example, has proven itself as an excellent solution The portable industrial tile recycling plant was manufacand globally. for shearing reclaimed rebar from C&D (construction and In North America, for example, a customer in the Midwest demolition) sites, which is historically a very challenging tured at CEMCO’s Belen, N.M., facility and is built to meet commissioned its new Texas Shredder equipment. Several material to process. all OSHA and MSHA safety standards. customers in Texas have chosen Metso N-Series products, For more information, visit https://www.metso.com/ For more information, call 505/864-1200 or visit including two NIS incline shears and the first U.S.-installed product-finder/#/tags=1070/Family/All. www.cemcoturbo.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment NCS shear/baler/logger. 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ALLU D-Series Proves Its Versatility in Asia, Middle East A selection of ALLU D-Series transformers are proving their worth in Asia and the Middle East, helping to process a variety of materials in four different countries. The ALLU equipment has been provided and supported by ALLU’s dealers in the countries, backed by ALLU’s renowned global support team. The ALLU Transformer D-Series is comprised of an excavator/ loader/ tractor mounted attachment which screens, crushes, aerates, blends, mixes, separates, feeds and loads materials. This results in the feed material being effectively transformed into highly valuable products, according to the manufacturer. The Transformer D-Series has proved to be ideal for a variety of screening and crushing projects. It also has proved to be highly versatile with the D-Series sharing the DLseries’ use of fine-screening TS drum construction with standard blades. At the heart of the Transformer D is the unique top screen of its bucket. This is where the screening blades spin between the top screen combs with the end material size being defined by the space between the combs. These screening combs carry most of the material weight to ensure the drums and bearings take on less impact and load. This construction is clog-free and maintains good capacity even with wet materials, according to the manufacturer. The Transformer D-Series has been designed to be mounted on 4.4 to 33 ton (4 to 30 t) wheel loaders and 11.02 to 49.6 ton (10 to 45 t) excavators. This means they are ideally suited to the requirements of profitable material separation, crushing, screening and processing.
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Highlighting the versatility of the D-Series, a customer in Thailand is successfully using a DN 3-12 transformer with TS 16/32 blades set to 32 mm. This is being used to screen waste material to fine soil. In another application, a Japanese company is using a DN 2-12 transformer with a TS 35 setting to crush bark. Furthermore, a transformer DH 4-17 with TS screening setup is processing trenched material on water pipelines in
Oman. By using the ALLU transformer attachment on this water pipeline, the contractor is able to ensure large material that could potentially damage the pipe is separated from the padding material. Demonstrating D-Series Versatility In order to further highlight the benefits of the ALLU transformers, ALLU exhibited at the Kagawa Prefecture Forest Machinery Demo Exposition, represented by its dealer in Japan, Okada Aiyon Corporation. The exhibition itself was devoted to the problems of the forestry industry and future opportunities for wood-based manufacturers, such as optimization and cost management. The exhibition proved a great occasion to network with customers and partners, and to examine recent market trends and provide innovative solutions. The Okada Aiyon team also demonstrated the D-Series crushing and shredding waste bark from log pieces to a burnable or compostable 025mm size. The ALLU Transformer D-Series has proved to be the solution for dealing with excavated soil and rubble, with processed material not needing to be transported away and replaced with fresh soil, according to the manufacturer. Not only does this result in substantial savings in material and transport costs, but no time is lost when waiting for replacement material. Additionally binders can be mixed if the job undertaken requires stabilization. For more information, visit www.allu.net. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
Bandit Industries Announces Building Expansions in 2018 Bandit Industries has recently locations in the past two years. announced two major building “As our dealer network additions to expand production expands, the need for parts capacity and add a new parts and expands right along with it,” said service facility. Bandit Parts Manager Jamie Bandit will invest $1.4 million in Morey. “This new facility will the two expansions. Both are allow us to respond rapidly to our expected to come online in 2018. dealers’ and customers’ parts This is the second round of expanrequests, limiting their downtime sion in as many years. and delivering on the promise that “We added manufacturing space we stand behind every Bandit 18 months ago and revamped our machine sold.” assembly lines in anticipation of the The parts and service expanincreased demand,” said Bandit sion is expected to be completed President Jerry Morey. “We continin the second quarter of 2018. As ue to invest in our future, not only in soon as that facility is completed, facilities and gear, but in our workthe second expansion will start force, including training. We added that will add production space for 38 people in 2017 and plan to add new products Bandit intends to another 50 employees in 2018. Our introduce in the third quarter of employees are what set us apart When Bandit Industries needs to remove trees to make 2018. with the pride we take in the equip- room for the expansion, they’ve got plenty of equipment “Our new dealers are reaching ment built and in the way we take on hand to deal with the stumps, like this BTC-300 track more customers than ever before, care of our customers. We are proud carrier with its detachable stump grinder head. This driving demand for our products,” machine made quick work of the dozen stumps standing said Bandit’s North American of what they do and accomplish.” The new parts facility also will in the way of the building construction. Sales Manager Jason Morey. house a central receiving and distri“Producing enough new units to bution area, improving the flow of parts and ing space to further increase Bandit’s pro- meet that demand has provided Bandit with materials to the six major manufacturing duction capacity. Bandit has added more a welcome challenge — one that we’re more facilities. This will free up extra manufactur- than a dozen dealers with more than 30 total than ready to meet.”
Bandit added three-quarters of a million dollars of new cutting and steel processing equipment in 2017 to keep up with the demand for parts for its expanding production areas. Bandit also introduced a number of new products in 2017 including an entry level stump grinder, several new models of hand fed chippers, a new large capacity self-propelled whole tree chipper, a new intermediate model horizontal grinder, a new forestry mower carrier with mowing and stump grinding capabilities. Bandit Industries demand isn’t just limited to North America, either. Bandit’s International business continues to grow significantly. “Bandit continues to customize machines and build products for the international market,” said Felipe Tamayo, Bandit’s International sales manager. “We are selling products in every corner of the world, and now sell to 56 countries. We are also designing products specifically for the foreign markets to further gain market share overseas.” 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.)
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The Sandvik QE441 Free Flow provides a versatile and highly efficient mobile solution for handling sticky, moist and wet materials with a high percentage of fines. It is an ideal solution for processing materials such as soils, aggregates, ores, waste, biomass and other waste derived fuels including products with high moisture contents, according to the manufacturer. The unit was designed based on the crusher-style chassis of the Sandvik QE441, combined with a highly productive and aggressive double deck Free Flow screen. The heavy duty scalping screen allows users to process large unscreened material on the rigid scalping top deck, while providing a fine screening solution on the dual motion lower deck. The powerful snapping of the bottom deck media generates an active “flip-flow” movement, which generates a huge throw that propels material upwards and outwards separating material as it does so and thereby eliminates any plugging and blockages. This results in the processing of more sellable products and less waste, according to the manufacturer. Sandvik QE441 Free Flow has been designed with the same user-friendly features of the 1-Series screens. These include Sandvik’s easy to use control system and user interface with sequential start, while two speed tracking will help to reduce travel time between job sites. Sandvik QE441 Free Flow offers increased plant durability and operator comfort, without sacrificing on performance. With a large choice of screen media and a wide range of adjustable throws and speeds available, this enables the Sandvik QE441 Free Flow to be configured to suit the spe-
cific requirements of the application. It complements the Premium jaw crushers and Sandvik QI341 Prisec impact crusher and also can work as a stand-alone unit. Key features of the Sandvik QE441 Free Flow are: • Heavy duty modular top deck scalping screen allows users to process large un-screened material, while a dual motion free flow screen separates fines and sticky material on the bottom deck • Aggressive free flow screen with wide range of adjustable throws and speeds enables the bottom deck to be tailored for numerous applications • Highly efficient and easy-to-use electrical control system with color coded numerical push buttons for ease of operation • Heavy duty crusher-type chassis designed to accommodate interchangeable side conveyors and compatible for 2way or 3-way split configurations • Modular design screen box for easy replacement of screen media • Feeder load sensing facility to prevent blockages and unnecessary downtime • Capable of operating in the most hostile environments • Massive stockpiling capability through integrated hydraulic conveyors • Spacious and easily accessible hydraulically folding maintenance platforms • Radio controlled two speed tracks fitted as standard For more information, visit www.sandvik.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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Junjin America also is introducing a cabin model of the 800 series. The JD800E-II enclosed cabin unit will have heat and air conditioning, Tier-IV Final engine, bringing the 2 1⁄2 to 4 ft. class drill to new efficiency for the operator at a very reasonable cost to the owner. The JD-800E-II series rock commander will continue as the same reliable unit that was introduced in 2016, with an upgrade to Tier-IV Engine to comply with U.S. emissions. The 800 series is still offered with a variety of options and configurations in both the cab and non-cab versions. All other proven components will remain the same with the reliability of the YH-80A drifter. Customers may pre-order the new and updated series of the Rock Commander JD-1400E-II and/or JD-800E-II by contacting Junjin America at 502/244.0004 or www.junjin.us. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
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including: • the RM HS3500M with a 9- by 4-ft. screen deck that screened C&D waste; • the RM HS5000M with a 12- by 5-ft. screen deck that screened asphalt; and • the RM HS7500M with a 16- by 5-ft. screen deck that screened mulch. By demonstrating not only crushers, but also scalping screens, Rubble Master showcased its full product line capabilities for any application, and contractors were impressed. “To say we are pleased with the outcome would be an understatement” said Gerald Hanisch, CEO and president of Rubble Master. “The new products open up new opportunities for customers and dealers alike and contribute significantly to Rubble Master’s growth and success. For me, it’s amazing to see customers from across the country come to our events and see a product that can change their business model for the better. It’s what makes us continue to grow and develop.” Rubble Master partnered with its local Mid-Atlantic dealer, Groff Tractor and LICA (Land Improvement Contractors of America) for the event. For more information please visit: www.rubblemaster.com. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
(L-R) are Alex Taubinger, managing director and vice president of sales of Rubble Master; Adam Reiff, owner of Associated Paving Contractors Inc., Warminster, Pa.; and Bill Barry, vice president and general manager, Groff Tractor of New Jersey.
More than 80 people attended each day of the event, making it a huge success for Rubble Master.
(L-R): Dave Bennet; Frank Lopes, owner and president; and Joel Van Wettering, superintendent, all of Lopes Construction LLC, Mullica Hill, N.J., had a great day checking all that Rubble Master has to offer.
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Rubble Master held its annual Live Demo Days — a three-day live demonstration of the full line of crushers, screens and tracked stackers — at Winzinger’s Recycling yard in Franklinville, N.J., May 8 to 10.
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ed after-treatment systems and radiators. In total, more than 2,000 unique configurations are available for the C9.3B. “We understand that not all customers have the resources to design, manufacture, and validate on the same scale,” said Moore. “For that reason, Caterpillar designs its products with the flexibility to accommodate various OEM requirements, resulting in lower installation costs.” In addition to the C9.3B, the Cat large-engine, EU Stage V lineup also includes the 12.5-liter C13B, incorporating technology similar to that of the C9.3B and with power ratings to 577 hp (430 kW). Caterpillar also is certifying its existing C13, C15, and C18 EU Stage IV/U.S. EPA Tier IV-Final engines to meet EU Stage V emission standards. Stage V certification for these engines will be achieved with no changes to customer interface points and with only minimal changes to the DPF, allowing customers to focus on overall improvement of their products. Cat engines and DPF solutions in this range have nearly 170 million hours of proven field performance. Caterpillar will begin accepting EU Stage V orders for C13 through C18 engines in May and plans to ship production engines in October. The C13B will be available in 2019. Dual-label certification — EU Stage V/U.S. EPA Tier IVFinal (and Japan 2014/Korea Tier 4-Final) — will be offered for the C9.3B and all other Cat products in the 335-to-800 hp (250-to-597 kW) power range. This flexibility allows customers to develop commonality in products, parts, and service across various regions. With products for lesser-regulated countries that have similar performance and share common core-engine components, machine interfaces, and control architecture, the Cat product range is suited for a global customer base, supported by the Cat dealer network. For more information about Stage V engines, visit www.cat.com/stagev.
(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)
The Cat C9.3B engine has been awarded EU Stage V emissions certification and is now in production — more than 10 months ahead of the industry’s newest and most stringent regulatory requirements.
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Linder, Komatsu Help Fla. Contractor Build MacDill AFB Helicopter Facility
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MACDILL from page 1
company employs several local subcontractors to assist in the construction. Specialists in Heavy Earthwork & Utilities One of these subcontractors is Tampa-based McKenzie Contracting LLC, a burgeoning company that began its work on the project last December. It’s first task was to successfully secure all the necessary environmental compliance submittals to the Army Corps of Engineers prior to the ceremonial groundbreaking on March 23. According to Ron Vinson, vice president of operations for McKenzie, his company is doing all the earthwork and environmental work at a project site surrounded by wetlands on all sides. MacDill itself is situated on a peninsula south of Tampa and bordered by Hillsborough Bay on the east, Old Tampa Bay on the west and Tampa Bay on the south. “When we came on the project January 3, it was three months behind schedule just in getting permits, and now we are clearing and de-mucking the site on what was a recreational skeet range, as well as an area for grenade-launch training,” Vinson explained in May. Vinson said his company will be working at MacDill for about seven months this year due to the intricacies of the job, including installing more than 10,000 wick drains and 30,000 yd. of surcharge materials to see how the site settles. His crews also put in 20 settlement plates on top of the reconstructed land so that the Aviation Support Facility has a stable platform on which to rest. In addition, McKenzie’s utility work includes the installation of deep structures for the electrical contractor and all its
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associated de-watering and site work, Vinson said. He estimated an average of about 12 people make up his crew each day, depending on the work schedule. As the coming few months promise to be hot, humid and often rainy in Tampa, Vinson said he has a solid plan in place to deal with the elements. “We do expect weather to be an issue, but we have implemented all of the control measures to mitigate the rainy season and that is why we have pushed the envelope on our production capabilities to try and facilitate the earthwork prior to any problems,” he added. Structure work by Hensel Phelps will happen after most of McKenzie’s work is done and after the settlement plates are given around 90 days to verify if any settlement occurs in the surcharge area. Toward the end of the project in fall 2019, Vinson said his crews will come back to build additional runway tie-ins on the base’s taxiways. see MACDILL page 82
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MacDill AFB to Host More Than Two Dozen Black Hawk, Apache Helicopters MACDILL from page 78
Linder, Komatsu Partnership Key to Success Vinson, who only came aboard with McKenzie late last year to manage the company’s projects for Owner and President Dan Fernandez, credits much of the company’s success to the outstanding working rapport it has with Tampa’s Linder Industrial Machinery Co. One of the Southeast’s leading equipment dealers, Linder is known for being a major distributor of Komatsu heavy machinery, as well as many other reliable construction products.
Ron Vinson, vice president of operations of McKenzie, considers Linder, a major distributor of Komatsu heavy machinery, key in keeping operations going on the project.
McKenzie Contracting LLC is doing all the earthwork and environmental work at a project site surrounded by wetlands on all sides.
But it also is known for establishing and maintaining excellent relationships with its customers. There may be no better example of that than its friendship with Ron Vinson and McKenzie Contracting. He considers Linder key to keeping his operations flowing. As evidence, Vinson said, McKenzie has spent millions of dollars in product acquisition with Linder due to the dealership’s expertise. At the MacDill AFB site, Vinson has several pieces of equipment working that were provided to him by Linder. Among them are four Komatsu D51PXi-22 dozers with Intelligent Machine Control; two Komatsu PC360-11 excavators; two Komatsu WA270-7 wheel loaders; three Komatsu HM 400 off-road trucks; and two Hamm rollers (an H10i and an H11ix). Linder also supplied McKenzie with a Topcon base-androver system to keep Vinson’s office connected to his Komatsu intelligent dozers at the work site. “My equipment from Linder has been top-end, from beginning to end,” he explained. “Something goes down and they fix it; something else breaks down and it is going to cost me time, they quickly replace it. They are extraordinary in their response. Their shop is about 45 minutes away and I don’t think I have ever waited more than two hours to get help.” McKenzie, Vinson Value Precision Vinson is a veteran land developer, having spent 27 years in both civil and military construction, including time with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of Defense. He and Fernandez aim to continue to grow
McKenzie Contracting into a company that builds projects in a precise, sequenced manner at a much larger scale. To that end, he said the firm is instituting new earthwork methodologies and precise scheduling with Primavera P6 software, as well as data collection that it receives through the Topcon integration into the Komatsu products provided by Linder. “For instance, a D51i dozer has a variety of different settings on it that allows us to adjust everything,” said Vinson. “So, if we are cutting and carrying, if we are fine grading, the efficiency with which it performs maximizes our profitability.” As far as his truck capabilities, the Linder/Komatsu offroad haulers show Vinson how many tons they carry on a shift and give an accurate measure of total earthwork operation. “At the end of the day I have live data that tells me what happened on my job,” he added. “I have cut-and-fill numbers and percentage of completion on my project every day through this intelligence.” Lofty Goals for McKenzie Vinson said that he and Fernandez share a vision of building McKenzie Contracting to a point that people think of the company as a nationwide leader in land development operations relative to American military construction. But, he added, they also want to continue to work on the civil projects that gave their company its foundation. Included in their project portfolio are fire stations, retail stores, churches and current work at both the Tampa and Orlando airports. “We will work on any military base in the United States and, as we are in Tampa, preferably the Southeast region, where Linder is also in tow and we can more easily ship our equipment. Being able to work with Linder and Komatsu is always something we will continue, as it is thanks in large part to their interdiction into our organization that we were able to go from a $3 million to a $20 million company within six months in 2017 to 18.” (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
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Western States CAT Community Open House DATE: FRIDAY, JULY 13, 2018 TIME: 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM Location: Western States CAT 8403 S. 5th Avenue Pocatello, ID 83204 Description: You are invited to join us for a family-friendly event at our new Western States CAT store in Pocatello, ID. Take a self-guided tour of the facility and let the kids get up close to some heavy equipment. The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 6:00 PM. Located right off I-15, Exit 63. For more information, Event Website: https://www.westernstatescat.com/community-open-house/. POWER-GEN Start Date: End Date: Location:
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ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944
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There were many people who chipped in to make the three-day grand opening a success at Rob’s Hydraulics’ new Benson, N.C., branch.
The latest machines from Hyundai and Yanmar are ready to go.
Rob’s Hydraulics Celebrates New Benson, N.C., Facility BENSON from page 26
gle-drum HR110C (Tier IV Final) model is designed primarily for soil compaction applications and is powered by a highly fuel-efficient and reliable Cummins diesel engine. The compaction drum is available as a smooth or pad-foot surface. • Yanmar excavators: raw power in a surprisingly nimble package. The Tier IV Final diesel engine provides the raw power, digging force and lifting capacity needed for tough jobs. Yanmar excavators are built to navigate those tight, confined job sites. The ultra-tight turning radius in both the front and rear is so small that the boom bracket stays entirely within the tracks. • The Lamtrac LTR 6140 was designed for small contractors that operate compact track loaders with mulching heads to get more productivity and performance. This model is unique in that it prioritizes operator safety and comfort and minimizing hazardous debris accumulation. Rated at 140 hp, the tractor provides ample flow and pressure for operation of mulching heads or other high flow attachment requirements, and hydraulics can also be operator-controlled to work in lower flows. Key, as with all Lamtrac models, is that access to maintenance and service of components is extremely quick and easy. • Kubota compact excavators: With utility and efficient operation, Kubota can help with tougher jobs in even tighter spaces. The Kubota KX and U Series include a wide range of excavators to meet the needs of large construction areas and small jobs in tight areas. The conventional tail swing models offer increased side and lifting stability, while the minimum tail swing models are the ideal choice for jobs in tight quarters with no room for wasted movement. • Kubota SVL Series compact track loaders are agile, versatile, compact tracked machines that are convenient to use in multiple applications. The SVL Series offers impressive bucket breakout force and lifting capacity for groundbreaking new levels of performance and productivity. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
(L-R): Jason Wainwright and Mike Casper, both of Rob’s Hydraulics, show off some equipment to Barry Couling and Jeremy Smith, both of BridgePoint Civil in Pikeville, N.C., and Shaun Galligan and Chris Hunt, both of Hyundai.
Matt Sharpe (L) of Rob’s Hydraulics explains the LamTrac LTR6140 to Cam Kolenik and Justin Brock, both of Tier 1 Land Clearing & Environmental
The guests liked the smooth feel of the hydraulics on the Hyundai HX145LCR excavator.
(L-R): Looking over the Mecalac crawler skid excavators are Bronson Pierce of Pierce Site Solutions in Sanford, N.C.; Matt Sharpe of Robs’s Hydraulics; and Brian Holt of B&R Hauling in Sanford, N.C.
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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com ALLU GROUP............................................................................................ 38 ASCENDUM MACHINERY INC................................................................ 2,3 ATI CORPORATION.................................................................................. 38 BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC.................................................................. 58,59 BARGAINS................................................................................................ 86 BRANDYWINE TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT..................................................29 BREAKER TECHNOLOGY INC................................................................ 25 BROOKS SALES INC................................................................................ 24 CAROLINA CAT................................................................................13,23,27 CATERPILLAR INC.................................................................................... 67 CEG SCALE MODELS.............................................................................. 66 CLASSIFIEDS............................................................................................ 86 CLEARSPAN FABRIC STRUCTURES...................................................... 31 CON-EQUIPMENT OF THE CAROLINAS................................................ 14 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.................................... 30,48,84,89 DEUTZ CORPORATION............................................................................ 17 DOOSAN INFRACORE AMERICA............................................................ 70 DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER................................................................ 80 DRESSTA NORTH AMERICA.................................................................... 73 DURATECH................................................................................................ 60 EQUIPMENT CORP OF AMERICA............................................................29 FAE USA INC............................................................................................ 62 FECON...................................................................................................... 39 FELLING TRAILERS.................................................................................. 42 FLANGE LOCK.......................................................................................... 20 GEHL.......................................................................................................... 76 GRINDERCRUSHERSCREEN.COM........................................................ 60 GROVE WORLDWIDE.............................................................................. 43 GSE GREAT SOUTH EQUIPMENT............................................................ 9 HENNESSY INTERNATIONAL.................................................................. 20 HILLS MACHINERY.................................................................................. 92 HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY .......................................... 74,75 HOLLAND PUMP MFG.............................................................................. 20 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.......................................... 19,21 INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT CO................................................................ 24 JOHN DEERE............................................................................................ 71 KLEEMAN.................................................................................................. 63 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 45 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP............................................................68,69,91 KPI-JCI...................................................................................................... 65 KUBOTA EXCAVATOR.......................................................................... 78,79 LAND EQUIPMENT INC............................................................................ 31
LARMEE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY............................................................ 54 LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS.................................................................... 46,47 LIUGONG CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ............................................ 81 MAGOTTEAUX INC.................................................................................. 62 MAY HEAVY EQUIPMENT LLC.................................................................. 5 MB AMERICA INC...................................................................................... 61 MCCLUNG-LOGAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY.......................................... 14 MECO MIAMI INC........................................................................................ 6 MOBRO MARINE INC................................................................................37 NATIONAL ATTACHMENTS...................................................................... 36 NORAM................................................................................................ 82,83 PALFINGER AMERICA GROUP................................................................ 41 PERKINS ENGINES COMPANY LIMITED................................................ 33 POWER DEPOT INCORPORATED.......................................................... 16 POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC............................................................ 53 RICHARDSON SERVICE 1991 INC.......................................................... 15 ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY................................................................36 ROB'S HYDRAULICS INC.......................................................................... 7 RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP...................................................... 54 SANY AMERICA INC..................................................................................85 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES......................................................................38 SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES............................................................ 55 SENNEBOGEN.......................................................................................... 57 SITECH MID-ATLANTIC............................................................................ 10 STEEL UNLIMITED.................................................................................... 39 TEREX CRANES........................................................................................72 TEREX FUCHS.......................................................................................... 77 THOMPSON MACHINERY USED PARTS................................................ 36 THOMPSON TRACTOR CO................................................................ 50,51 TOWMASTER INC..................................................................................... 41 TRACTOR TRACS INC.............................................................................. 36 TREKKER GROUP.................................................................................... 11 TRENCH SHORING SERVICES................................................................34 WILCOX TRACTOR SALES INC.............................................................. 25 ALABAMA SUPPLEMENT GORILLA HAMMERS.................................................................................. 1 HEAVY MACHINES INC.............................................................................. 3 JCB OF ALABAMA...................................................................................... 7 THOMPSON TRACTOR CO.................................................................... 4,5 TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO INC............................................................ 8
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