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It’s Smooth Sailing on $1B Ship Channel Bridge By Lori Tobias CEG CORRESPONDENT

Patients Become ‘The Boss’ at Construction vs. Cancer...20

Bobcat of Midland-Odessa Celebrates at New Facility...36

Harris County Tollway Road Authority photo

One year after the March 2018 start date on Houston’s new $1 billion Ship Channel Bridge, workers have finished the drill shaft foundation for the southern main pylon, and were just two weeks away from completing the main northern pylon. “There’s not much to see right now,” said Matt of reinforcement Kainer, maintenance and Installation for a southbound North construction engineering approach pier footing. assistant director of the Harris County Toll Road Authority. “But we’re working towards it. It will ultimately be the southbound lanes built first next to the existing bridge, then we’ll shift traffic to the new bridge, demolish the existing bridge, then build the other half right next to it. The first part is to construct the foundation for two main pylons. It’s taken us about a year to do those just because they are so numerous, so large and so deep. On the approaches, we are actually out of the ground and have columns and caps coming up on the north approach.”

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Drilled shaft installation for a southbound main span pier.

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Table of Contents.............4 California Section.....19-24 Paving Section ..........37-48 Attachment Section..53-69 Auction Section ........76-83 Business Calendar..........76 Advertisers Index...........82

ODOT’s $42M Sallisaw Project Under Way By Romona Paden CEG CORRESPONDENT

With the kickoff of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s interchange improvements in Sallisaw, so began the highest-dollar project in ODOT’s eastern central district, also known as Division 1. The $42 million project, awarded to Sherwood Construction of Tulsa, includes bridge rehabilitation and replacements as well as surface and interchange work. The undertaking, which began in midJanuary, is slated for completion in early 2021.

Specific elements of ODOT’s Sallisaw project include the replacement of 10 bridges, three of which experts deem as structurally deficient.

Sallisaw, the county seat of Sequoyah County, sits at the junction of State Highways 64 and 59,

nestled between Sallisaw Creek and Little Sallisaw Creek on the southern edge of the Ozark

Plateau. The state line into Arkansas sits 20 mi. to the east of Sallisaw and Interstate 40 crosses the city’s south side. Construction work runs along the nearly 3-mi. corridor on I-40 from the U.S.-64 interchange toward the east end of Sallisaw to the U.S.-59 junction in an effort to eliminate congestion. Specific elements include the replacement of 10 bridges, three of which experts deem as structurally deficient. The state defines structurally deficient as those bridges with “key elements that need to be see ODOT page 32

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TEXAS DAIRY LOOKS FORWARD WHILE HONORING CNOSSEN FAMILY’S PAST

Approximately one year ago, Cnossen Dairy added four Komatsu WA320-8 wheel loaders to its operation. The 34,000-lb.-plus loaders are slightly larger and have more horsepower (165 hp) than Cnossen’s previous machines.

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Located on East Interstate 20 and on 4.5 acres, the new 6,000 sq. ft. facility will provide Bobcat of Midland-Odessa employees the opportunity to provide products, parts and service to Bobcat owners working in this area of Texas.

Anchorage officials have hired consultants to help determine the best path forward for the stalled modernization project of the Port of Alaska. The cost stimates of a scaled-back port project have increased to nearly $2 billion.

Veteran paving contractors do have tales of adventure attached to most of the road projects they have worked on. In most cases, they can recall the outstanding performance of the equipment they used to get the job done right.

As part of a public/private partnership that will provide a home for Los Angeles County employees and revitalize communities, construction crews continue work along the Vermont Corridor.

With more than 13,000 sq. ft. of space for parts and in-shop service, the building will be set on a 5-acre site to include plenty of equipment for customer rental and sales.

The American Cancer Society’s 2019 Construction vs. Cancer SoCal event in Anaheim, Calif., at Angel Stadium was designed to offer local pediatric cancer patients, survivors and families a day of fun and entertainment.

John Petersen, vice president of Glendale, Ariz.-based R&J Utility, was in a bind. With a slew of projects building up, R&J was in desperate need for a few water trucks.

Manitou Group announced that Gehl was the “Official Construction Equipment” for the 24th consecutive year at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, Calif., April 12 to 14, 2019.

The state of Wyoming’s Industrial Siting Council voted unanimously to approve TransWest Express LLC’s application for a permit to construct and operate the TransWest Express Transmission Project.

California’s reworked plan for a high-speed train estimates an $18.3 billion price tag to complete 171 mi. of track in the Central Valley by 2028, nearly a decade later than the initial estimate for a Los Angeles-to-San Francisco line.

Primoris Services Corporation announced three new pipeline awards with a combined value of more than $81 million. The contracts were secured by Rockford Corporation and Primoris Pipeline.

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Jim Cnossen can easily pinpoint where the dairy industry bloodlines began on his dad’s side of the family. His father started milking cows before Jim was born and eventually established his own operation. On the other hand, it’s a little harder to determine how deep his mom, Clara’s, roots run. “We aren’t sure how far back dairy farming goes in her family, who moved to the United States from Holland after World War II — definitely multiple generations,” said Cnossen, owner of Cnossen Dairy in Hereford, Texas. “I grew up around dairying, and my wife, Ellie, and I both still enjoy it. Our kids do too, and they are active participants in the business.” The entire Cnossen family is active in Cnossen Dairy’s operations, includTheir son, Cord, recently graduated ing Owner Jim Cnossen, who oversees the business, and his wife, Ellie, who from college and joined the business looks after the health of the cows and helps with inventorying calves. Their Cord, joined the dairy full-time after his college graduation and full-time. Daughter Evie, who is a son, daughter, Evie, is in high school and hopes to work with animal nutrition sophomore in high school, helps out in the future. and has ambitions to work in animal nutrition someday. Ellie looks after the health of the cows and lends a hand with inventorying calves. Jim Cnossen oversees day-to-day activities of the dairy, which commenced operations in Texas in 2005 after the family moved from Idaho where he, his brothers and their father had previously operated dairy farms. They relocated to Idaho from Southern California where his dad leased a dairy and milked until the early 1970s. Cnossen Dairy currently milks in the neighborhood of 8,000 head — each twice a day. It recently added a second milking barn that will handle 5,000 cows. An older facility contains two milking parlors, one that accommodates about 1,000 head per day, and the other up to 5,000. The Cnossens expect the milking number to hit 12,000 in the near future. Currently, the dairy ships 600,000 lbs. of cooled, raw milk daily. That equates to about 70,000 gal. Nearly a year ago, Cnossen Dairy added four 34,000-lb.-plus, 165-hp Komatsu WA320-8 wheel loaders to fill stationary mixers and mixer trucks with feed. “The loaders sped up our operations and increased our efficiency by between 20 and 30 percent,” said Jim Cnossen, owner.

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Tech ‘knowledge’y Technology plays a prominent role in Cnossen Dairy’s operations, especially in its new facility, where cows are put on a revolvsee DAIRY page 72

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www.trophytractor.com Asphalt / Pavers / Concrete Equipment 2014 CATERPILLAR RM-300, #11188 ....................................$209,500

2014 DEERE 850K WLT, #90201 ............................................$119,500 2012 DEERE 850K WLT, #90200 ..............................................$99,500 2011 DEERE 850K LT, #90169 ..................................................$92,500

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CATERPILLAR D8SS, #80016 ..................................................$24,500

(2) 2018 MOROOKA MST3000VD, #11333, #11337 ....................$Call (3) 2019 MOROOKA MST2200VD, #11345, #11344, #11347 ......$Call (3) 2018 MOROOKA MST2200VD, #11335, #11332, #11338 ......$Call (3) 2019 MOROOKA MST1500VDL, #11340, #11353, #11354 ....$Call

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(2) 2013 CATERPILLAR CP56B, #10907, #11193........From $109,500 1996 CATERPILLAR 815F, #90199 ........................................$105,000

2001 CATERPILLAR 854G, #10564........................................$219,500

2016 ROME TRCW16, #11064 ..................................................$49,500 2018 ROME TRCW12, #11326 ..................................................$48,500 2016 ROME TRCW12, #11066 ..................................................$42,500 2016 ROME TACW16, #11065 ..................................................$40,000

Compactors - Smooth Drum (5) 2017 CATERPILLAR CS66B, #11129, #11151, #11244, #11248, #11250 ............................................................................From $119,500 (2) 2015 CATERPILLAR CS66B, #11270, #10994........From $109,500 2013 CATERPILLAR CS56B, #10960 ......................................$89,500

Dozers - Crawlers 2017 CATERPILLAR D10T2, #11265 ..................................$1,435,500 2011 CATERPILLAR D10T, #11309 ........................................$749,500 1998 CATERPILLAR D10R, #90240 ......................................$135,000 1989 CATERPILLAR D10N, #90239 ........................................$99,500 1987 CATERPILLAR D10N, #90188 ........................................$99,500 2018 CATERPILLAR D9T, #11317 ..........................................$985,000 1984 CATERPILLAR D9L, #90186............................................$69,500 (2) 1983 CATERPILLAR D9L, #90234, #90235 ..............From $62,500 (2) 1981 CATERPILLAR D9L, #90232, #90233 ..............From $59,500 1986 CATERPILLAR D9L, #90187............................................$69,500 (2) 1978 CATERPILLAR D9H, #90182, #90184 ................$42,500 Ea. 2012 CATERPILLAR D8T, #90197 ..........................................$290,000 2018 CATERPILLAR D6T XW, #11286 ..................................$379,500 (2) 2016 CATERPILLAR D6T XW, #10982, #11118 ......From $249,500 2014 CATERPILLAR D6T XW, #11249 ..................................$249,500 2013 CATERPILLAR D6T XW, #11170....................................$169,500 2018 CATERPILLAR D6T XL, #11245, #11358 ................$359,500 Ea. (2) 2014 CATERPILLAR D6T XL, #11119, #11134 ..........$219,500 Ea. 2006 CATERPILLAR D6R XL III, #11231 ................................$109,500 2015 CATERPILLAR D6N XL, #11217 ....................................$189,500 CATERPILLAR D6N LGP, #11359 ..........................................$159,500 2018 CATERPILLAR D6K2 XL, #11351 ..................................$199,500

Excavators - Crawlers 2006 CATERPILLAR 385CL, #90208......................................$195,000 2018 CATERPILLAR 349FL, #11251 ......................................$439,500 2015 CATERPILLAR 349FL, #11211 ......................................$245,000 2014 CATERPILLAR 349EL, #90213 ......................................$189,500 2017 CATERPILLAR 336FL, #11123 ......................................$299,500 2014 CATERPILLAR 329EL, #11233 ......................................$169,500 2017 CATERPILLAR 323FL, #11284 ......................................$179,500 2015 CATERPILLAR 323FL, #11352 ......................................$179,500

Motor Graders 2016 CATERPILLAR 140M3, #11173 ......................................$239,500 2016 CATERPILLAR 140M3, #11174 ......................................$225,000 2012 CATERPILLAR 16M VHP, #11316..................................$379,500 2008 CATERPILLAR 16M, #11153 ..........................................$249,500 (5) 2012-2015 DEERE 872GP ......................................From $129,500

Off-Highway Trucks (2) 1995 CATERPILLAR 777C, #10452, #10464 ............From $89,500 (2) 1991 CATERPILLAR 773B, #90158, #90159 ............From $65,000 2001 CATERPILLAR 771D, #11319 ..........................................$55,000 (2) 2014 CATERPILLAR 725C, #11264, #11306 ..............$239,500 Ea.

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Skid Steers - Track (2) 2016 CATERPILLAR 299D2, #11328, #11329..........From $75,000 2016 CATERPILLAR 299D2 XHP, #10991 ................................$79,500 (2) 2014 CATERPILLAR 299D, #10902, #11182 ............From $62,500 (2) 2015 CATERPILLAR 299D, #11025, #11183 ............From $69,500 2015 CATERPILLAR 299D2, #11181 ........................................$75,000 2015 CATERPILLAR 299D XHP, #11009 ..................................$79,500 (2) 2016 CATERPILLAR 259D, #11330, #11331 ..........................$Call

Tillage Equipment - Disks 2018 ROME TCW28, #11327 ....................................................$19,750

Scrapers - Pull 1996/1998 CATERPILLAR 637E, #90215, #90219 ..........$109,500 Ea. 2018 ROME AG10, #11325 ..........................................................$8,250

Water Equipment - Tower/Tanks 2018 KLEIN KPT120, #11296 ....................................................$57,500 2017 KLEIN KPT120, #11187 ....................................................$54,500

Water Equipment - Trucks 2015 CATERPILLAR 725C, #11313 ........................................$339,500 2014 CATERPILLAR 725C, #11152 ........................................$229,500 (2) 2014 CATERPILLAR 725C, #11263, #11305 ..........From $319,500 2012 CATERPILLAR 725, #11166 ..........................................$195,000 2016 FREIGHTLINER BUSINESS CLASS M2 106, #10942 ....$89,500 2015 FREIGHTLINER BUSINESS CLASS M2 106, #11314 ....$85,000 2007 FREIGHTLINER BUSINESS CLASS M2 100, #10860 ....$69,500 2018 INTERNATIONAL 4300, #11178 ......................................$92,500 2006 INTERNATIONAL 4200, #10757 ......................................$35,000 (2) 2019 KENWORTH T370 6x6, #11292, #11323 ........From $169,500 (10) 2018 KENWORTH T370, #11218, #11238, #11261, #11262, #11276, #11277, #11278, #11279, #11285, #11288 ......From $115,000 (2) 2017 KENWORTH T370, #11049, #11111................From $119,500 (10) 2018 PETERBILT 348, #11071, #11110, #11125, #11139, #11161, #11162, #11163, #11164, #11165, #11243 ....................From $159,500 (2) 2017 PETERBILT 348, #11027, #11028, #11071 ........$135,000 Ea. (3) 2016 PETERBILT 348, #11024, #10945, #10944 ....From $129,500

Water Equipment - Wagons 2001 CATERPILLAR 613C II, #10833 ......................................$89,500

Winch PACCAR PA110VS245, #10184 ..................................................$9,500

Nevada AGC’s 20th Annual PINNACLE Awards Honors Nine Northern Nevada’s construction community showcased its best projects of the past year at the annual PINNACLE Awards, sponsored by the Nevada Chapter of Associated General Contractors, on April 19. The “Projects in Northern Nevada Achieving Construction Leadership Excellence,” or PINNACLE Awards program, was established in 1999 to honor the “Best of the Best” in Northern Nevada construction projects; recognizing construction leadership, excellence and community spirit. Independent judges from the Utah AGC Chapter, measured entries based on safety, craftsmanship, challenges overcome, client relations, innovation and “green” building practices. Projects must have been completed during the 2018 calendar year. General Engineering Construction and Building Construction projects vie separate-

ly for the PINNACLE Award in two divisions: under and over $5 million. Specialty Contractors vie for the PINNACLE in the over and under $500,000 category. Projects within these divisions compete in these categories: • Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job • Sensitivity to Environment/History/Culture • Contractor’s Innovation This year, there were 18 nominees from 12 different companies. The PINNACLE and “People’s Choice” Award winners were announced at a luncheon, emceed by Congressman Mark Amodei, on April 19 at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino Reno. The 2018 PINNACLE Award winners, listed in random order: • Building Contractors — More Than $5 Million: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, CORE Construction, UNR Great

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PINNACLE and People’s Choice winner Silver State Masonry: UNR Great Basin Hall.

Basin Hall • Building Contractors — Under $5 Million: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, Q&D Construction, Carson Valley Swim Center Locker Room Remodel • Building Contractors — Under $5 Million: Sensitivity to the Environment, History & Culture, Frank Lepori Construction, Renown Children’s Infusion

Center • General Engineering — More Than $5 Million: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, Ames Construction, Virginia City Wastewater Improvements • General Engineering — More Than $5 Million: Sensitivity to the Environment, History & Culture, Granite Construction Company, Southeast Connector Phase II

• General Engineering — Under $5 Million: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, Sierra Nevada Construction Inc., Sewer Lift Station Replacement • Specialty Contractors — More Than $500,000: Contractors Innovation, Helix Electric, Banner Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion & Renovations • Specialty Contractors — More Than $500,000: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, Silver State Masonry, UNR Great Basin Hall — NOTE: This project also was the 2018 People’s Choice Award winner, which was voted by event attendees • Specialty Contractors — Under $500,000: Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job, Martin Iron Works Inc., RTC 4th Street/Prater Way Bus Rapid Transit Project For more information, visit nevadaagc.org. 

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GSK Expands in Montana GSK announced $100 million of new investment in its manufacturing site in Hamilton, Mont., to expand the production capacity of key components of the adjuvant system used in several of GSK’s vaccines, including SHINGRIX, which was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in October 2017. For more than 20 years, GSK has been innovating in adjuvant systems and has developed vaccines to help prevent malaria and shingles that utilize adjuvant systems to help achieve a stronger immune response. The Hamilton vaccines facility currently manufactures components of GSK’s essential adjuvant technologies, which this investment will expand further. “For more than a decade, our Hamilton facility has supported GSK’s adjuvant system development program,” said Jack Bailey, president, US Pharmaceuticals, GSK. “By expanding the adjuvant system production capabilities in Hamilton, we will continue to deliver long-term and sustainable supply for key vaccines, including SHINGRIX.”

GSK is dedicated to investing in and supporting communities by creating high-quality jobs in areas like R&D and manufacturing. Over the next few years, the Hamilton site expansion is expected to add a combination of temporary construction and contracting jobs, as well as new permanent positions, including scientists, engineers and manufacturing and quality professionals. “Thanks to the bi-partisan support of Governor Steve Bullock and the congressional delegation — Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines and Representative Greg Gianforte — Montana is emerging as a hub for the biotechnology industry,” said Bailey. “GSK is grateful for their leadership and the opportunity they have given us to create new jobs and expand our footprint in the state.” Hamilton is one of nine GSK manufacturing sites in the United States, and 86 sites globally, that produce a variety of prescription medicines, vaccines and consumer healthcare products. For more information, visit www.gsk.com. 

Officials Review Port of Alaska 1997 CAT D6R LGP, CAB, AC, 6S Dozer, 2003 CAT 330C, Work ready 40T HEX with DRAWBAR, 1200 hr on new UC w/ 36" FLAT reach boom, med stick, QC, GP Bucket, fully PADS, 2700 hr on engine rebuild. Runs great, serviced, Tier 2 engine ......................$69,000 former rental unit ..............................$65,000

2003 CAT 14H, Work ready, larger blade, fully equipped with cab, AC, pushblock, ripper, engine doors, 20.5-25 tires in good condition. 1 of 2 available ................................$149,000

1980 CAT 631D, 2000 hrs on CAT dealer re2012 TEREX TA300, Excellent, low hours, power 3408TA, T-2 engine, cab, AC, retarder, 30T 6x6 Artic with retarder, tailgate, backup 37.25x35 tires at 90%F, good rears. Excellent camera, supplemental steering, good tires. Work ready. One of two available ....$139,500 ..........................................................$99,000

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As part of a public/private partnership that will provide a home for Los Angeles County employees and revitalize communities, construction crews continue work along the Vermont Corridor. The $453 million, three-site development plan includes a 21-story glass building that will serve as headquarters for the Department of Mental Health (DMH) and Workforce Development, Aging and Community Services (WDACS). “The team has spent the last two years programming and shaping this

project to meet the needs of the county, while creating a project that will both transform the neighborhood and provide much needed services to DMH and WDACS within this community,” said Nancy Moses, Trammell Crow Company (TCC) senior vice president. “It’s exciting to see their amazing work come to life.” The plans call for a terrace level indoor/outdoor meeting space that can accommodate up to 300 people, a county employee fitness center, wellness center and quick-service retail. Upon completion of the new Vermont Corridor County Administration building, the existing DMH headquarters

building will be converted into 172 market rate multifamily units, and up to 4,100 sq. ft. of retail and commercial space. Site 3 will offer 72 affordable housing units for seniors and a street level community center, a satellite to the Anderson Munger’s Family YMCA. Demolition started in December, with construction beginning this spring. A great deal of planning and coordination was required to bring the entire project to life. “As part of the pre-development process, TCC was tasked with programming a 12-story office tower, on see COMMUNITY page 23

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Patients Become ‘The Boss’ at Construction vs. Cancer SoCal

et’s face it … all kids like to play in the dirt.

But, to play in the dirt, on a big machine, with your parents’ permission? Well, that’s when dreams really do come true and that’s exactly what took place April 28, 2019, at the American Cancer Society’s 2019 Construction vs. Cancer SoCal event in Anaheim, Calif., at Angel Stadium. The event was designed to offer local pediatric cancer patients, survivors and families a day of fun and entertainment. The children, with adult supervision, were given the opportunity to experience driving, riding and operating several pieces of heavy construction equipment, such as excavators, loaders, trucks and scissor lifts. Dozens of local equipment and construction companies were there to lend a hand. Sunstate Equipment, based in Phoenix, Ariz., with a local branch in Anaheim, Calif., was happy to donate excavators, scissor lifts, parts and generators for the event. Brooks Davis, who manned the scissor lift, had a

more personal reason to be there. “As a cancer survivor myself, this means a lot to me,” he said. “Just being able to watch the kids have fun makes it all worth it. It’s funny … the kids love going up in the lift and they have no fear, but with some of the adults … it’s a different story. I have to stop it early.” Sukut Construction of Orange County supplied a Caterpillar wheel loader and personnel to assist. “Sukut always strives to make a difference, whether it’s on a project or within a community,” said Yevgenya Koch of Sukut Construction. “We look for things we can do to make the world around us a better place. Knowing that the American Cancer Society is one of the largest non-profits that fight cancer and has played a huge role in saving more than 1.5 million lives in the past two decades, we decided to join them so that we, too, can contribute to increasing this number. It was amazing to watch the kids’ reactions. The kids loved the loader. Most of the kids in our area have never had a chance to sit

inside one of these machines. Being able to climb inside and learn how to operate it made a huge difference in their experience. Seeing their faces when they were inside was a huge reward for us.” Darin Janikowski of Cemex’s local branch in Ontario, Calif., was excited to be a firsttime sponsor of the American Cancer Society. “It means a lot to us to be here today helping in any way possible to benefit the organization,” said Janikowski. “It’s been a great day. The kids are excited to get in the truck cabs and blow the horn.” The fun did not stop there. The festivities also included live musical and dance acts, superhero appearances, Star Wars characters, face painters, a giant sand box and much more. The Orange County SWAT team, Anaheim Police Department and Anaheim Fire Department also were on hand providing helmet fittings and bike safety tips. For many local pediatric cancer patients and their families, it was the first time to experience an event with such a large

involvement from the construction industry. Melissa and Brandon Davies of Orange County brought their eight-year-old son, Jack, to the event to experience the equipment up close. “I’ve been working with Southland Industries for about five years and in the construction industry for about 15 years,” said Brandon Davies. “About three years ago, Jack was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Tragedy hit home really hard and fast. The construction industry and Southland, in particular, have really been there for me and my family to help us get through a very hard time. Southland is like family to us and has always been there with their support. My union has supported us and people we didn’t even know have reached out to us. We thought this would be a great opportunity for Jack to come out and see what Dad does for a living.” “We are fortunate in that the event is fully supported through our sponsor donations and contributions from the construction see CONSTRUCTION page 24

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(L-R): Kristen Strauch, executive director, western region, American Cancer Society; Laura Nobles, volunteer committee; Paul Dutmer, director of LA The PENTA Building Group; Payman Farrokhyar, vice president, Southland Industries; and Renee Daniels, senior manager, American Cancer Society.

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Children experience their first ride on a scissor lift supplied by Sunstate Equipment.

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Sunstate Equipment’s scissor lift rides were a popular feature at the event.

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Gehl Builds, Supports 2019 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

The Acura Grand Prix race course construction crews will use Gehl construction equipment to help move and position more than 2,400 concrete blocks weighing more than 21 million lbs. that are required to build the 1.97-mi. street circuit.

Manitou Group announced that Gehl was the “Official Construction Equipment” for the 24th consecutive year at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, Calif., April 12 to 14, 2019. “We’re excited to continue our longstanding relationship with America’s favorite street race track,” said Mark Hanson, CEO of Manitou North America and regional vice president of sales and marketing of Manitou Group. “We are proud that our equipment is used not only in constructing the race course on the streets of

“We’re excited to continue our long-standing relationship with America’s favorite street race track,” said Mark Hanson, CEO of Manitou North America and regional vice president of sales and marketing of Manitou Group.

Long Beach, but also to help keep the track clear and safe all weekend long for the more than 185,000 fans that attend the race.” The Acura Grand Prix race course construction crews used Gehl construction equipment to help move and position more than 2,400 concrete blocks weighing more than 21 million lbs that are required to build the 1.97-mi. street circuit. During race weekend, Gehl equipment also was involved in removing any crashed or disabled cars from the race circuit, keeping the event moving

smoothly throughout the weekend. “The Gehl equipment supplied to the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach is essential to building the iconic road course on the downtown streets of Long Beach,” said Dwight Tanaka, director of operations, Grand Prix Association of Long Beach. “We have been using Gehl telescopic handlers for more than 24 years, and this partnership is now part of the history of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.” Manitou Group manufactures a full range Manitou, Mustang by Manitou and Gehl

skid loaders, compact track loaders, telescopic handlers, articulated loaders, mobile elevated work platforms, straight mast and industrial forklifts. The Gehl brand has been in existence for more than 160 years and is distributed through dealerships and rental companies worldwide. Products under the Gehl brand include skid loaders, track loaders, telescopic handlers and articulated loaders. For more information on Gehl compact equipment, visit www.gehl.com. 

New California Rail Plan Pegs Central Valley Line at $18.3B By Kathleen Ronayne ASSOCIATED PRESS

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) California’s reworked plan for a high-speed train estimates an $18.3 billion price tag to complete 171 mi. (275 kM) of track in the Central Valley by 2028, nearly a decade later than the initial estimate for a much longer Los Angeles-to-San Francisco line. State rail officials issued an update to the delay-plagued project on May 1, offering the first formal look at changes suggested in February by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. Officials had been focused on building a segment from the Central Valley to San Francisco, but had not yet come up with enough money to tunnel through a mountain pass. Now the focus is shifting to first building a line from Bakersfield to Merced. The update stresses completing the full line is still the ultimate goal, something Newsom wants. “This policy recommendation is not a Central Valley line instead of Silicon Valley to Central Valley line,” it reads. “It is a Central Valley line first.” The report does not offer a revised analysis of the timeline and cost for the entire project, slated last year to cost $77 billion and be completed by 2033. However, it does show a cost increase of $1.8 billion to

construction that’s already under way to a total of $12.4 billion, roughly double initial projections. It’s been more than a decade since California voters approved nearly $10 billion in bond funding for the project. Its cost has steadily climbed since. The update also reveals a train through the Central Valley won’t generate enough money to cover the operations and maintenance costs. That’s a problem for the state, which is bound by the ballot measure to operate a rail line without a subsidy. Russ Fong, the project’s outgoing chief financial officer, said the state will hire an outside train operator to avoid running afoul of the bond measure. Such a move is likely to prompt lawsuits. Republican Assemblyman Jim Patterson of Fresno, a critic of the project, said he has lost trust in commitments by rail officials. “They’re making it up as they go along. That’s what I’ve concluded,” he said. “How can we have confidence in what they are going to do in the next 10 years when they have failed to meet every single benchmark over the last 10 years?” Newsom addressed the project’s longstanding problems earlier this year.

“Right now, there simply isn’t a path to get from Sacramento to San Diego, let alone from San Francisco to LA. I wish there were,” he said. “However, we do have the capacity to complete a high-speed rail link between Merced and Bakersfield.” Money for the project comes from the bond, the federal government and revenue from a state program that charges polluters that emit greenhouse gases. The Trump administration has threatened to revoke the $3.5 billion in federal money because of the project’s delays, but a final decision has not been made. Rail officials said they have enough money to complete the line if the state keeps that federal money and if roughly $4 billion left in bond money is released. Brian Kelly, the project’s chief executive officer, said the report demonstrates a clear path forward. “This approach will help us ultimately connect a revitalized Central Valley to the Bay Area and Southern California,” he said in a statement. There are still questions for rail officials to answer about the new Merced to Bakersfield line, such as where the station will be located in Merced, how many people are expected to ride the train and how it will work alongside existing bus and train services. The costs and timeline of the project could change again in the next business plan. 

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Office, Retail Space Bringing New Life to LA Community COMMUNITY from page 19

top of a podium parking structure and project amenities, to support DMH and WDACS,” said Moses. “This included consolidation of departments from multiple sites and areas within Los Angeles to provide a building that will invigorate Koreatown, activate the corner of Vermont and Sixth and provide a Class-A, state-of-the-art facility that will serve as the headquarters for these two county departments.” In addition to the developer, key players include Los Angeles County Facilities Inc.; Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Company; architect Gensler; the Community Development Commission; and Los Angeles County Public Works. Construction on the Vermont Corridor County Administration Building began in early August 2018, and is scheduled to be completed by October 2021. To finance the tower, the county entered into a ground lease with Los Angeles County Facilities Inc. (LACF). The cost of construction will utilize tax-exempt and federally taxable bonds via 63-20 tax-exempt financing. Bonds were issued in the amount of $305 million for the construction of the building. Moses noted that from a strategic standpoint, the project will require a phased construction approach to deliver an adjacent parking structure. “In order to commence construction on the adjacent parking structure, the team will need to obtain a TCO on a portion of the 21story building, the podium parking structure, to allow DMH and WDACS to park in the podium parking structure while the adjacent parking structure is being constructed. To deliver both projects at the same time, the schedule is driven by the initial TCO.” According to Michael Volk, Gensler principal | design director, “The vision of the project proposes to evolve the singular, civic presence of the legacy of public institutional buildings in Los Angeles into a contemporary expression. The aspiration is one of civic presence without extravagance, while representing attributes of transparency and openness to the community, energy consciousness, high functionality and a healthful working environment.” Said Volk, “Consolidating the departments into one structure is the operational/business driver of the project, for the users though this coming together will have huge cultural benefits that may also improve the well-being of the Mental Health Department, especially also moving into a vibrant upcoming neighborhood such as Koreatown. “Koreatown is having a renaissance, with many residents and businesses moving into the neighborhood,” said Volk. “With an increasing cultural diversity, Koreatown is

becoming one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Los Angeles, while staying true to its roots. The adjacency to the Wilshire/Vermont station makes the location of the project further attractive, having access to a major public transportation artery.” Volk said creating a modern structure was important for several reasons. “Considering itself as a contemporary evolution of the legacy of civic buildings in Los Angeles, the design solution communicates values of timelessness, resiliency, transparency and well-being, as enabled by an energy performance driven concept. For the users, our goal is to provide a modern

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As part of a public/private partnership that will provide a home for Los Angeles County employees and revitalize communities, construction crews continue work along the Vermont Corridor.

ensure a safe and productive site with very little room. “The project site previously included an abandoned and red-tagged one-story building, a two-story office structure and surface parking lot built on uncertified fill.” The space involves a complex substructure with varying levels and a concrete podium structure that transitions to structural steel office tower. The design decision saved time in the schedule. Abatement and demolition of the existing buildings, as well as grading of Hathaway Dinwiddie Vermont Construction Team photo the site, has already been completed, Bonds were issued in the amount of $305 along with 526 deep foundations (18million for the construction of the building. in. diameter auger cast piles 70 ft. deep), pile caps, grade beams, 50 perand inspiring workplace for the various cent of the structural slab on grade and the departments of the LA County Department first vertical columns. of Mental Health and Workforce Currently, crews are performing the balDevelopment, Aging and Community ance of the structural slab on grade work, Services to assist in their mission to enrich along with the formwork for P1, the first elelives and strengthen the community’s capac- vated deck. Storm water capture and reuse ity to support recovery and resiliency.” underground tank installation is also taking According to the Meta Housing website, place. the 132,000 sq.-ft. apartment community Since work began, the project has expericommenced construction in April, and will enced 17 weather days, because of Los consist of one- and two-bedroom floorplans, Angeles’ unusually rainy winter season. The providing permanent supportive housing to team has been diligent in anticipating the seniors aged 62+ throughout the Los weather delays and strategically worked Angeles region. The project will include a around it effectively as possible. The project variety of common areas and open space remains on schedule. courtyards to encourage interaction and Turun said safety is always the biggest engagement among residents, as well as a concern when building a high-rise. 12,500 sq.-ft. community space on the “Fall protection needs to be designed, ground floor.Raj Turun, Hathaway implemented and monitored throughout Dinwiddie senior project manager, said con- each various stage of construction. Also, struction challenges include site logistics. structural steel sequencing needs to ensure “The project requires a lot of coordina- the critical diaphragm decks are in place to tion, safety monitoring and oversight to continue erection, and curtain wall attach-

ments need to accommodate concrete and steel allowable tolerances and inter-story drifts.” Mass excavation consisted of cutting the site to the required grade. No over excavation and compaction was needed, due to the structural slab on grade supported by a deep foundation. More than 11,000 yds. of soil has been removed from the project, generated from grading, foundation and utility trenches. Equipment being used on the job includes a Liebherr 550 tower crane, with rebar and concrete, structural steel, high performance glazing units among the materials required. Major construction milestones include concrete podium parking structure completion and subsequent TCO, which will allow the commencement of the adjacent parking structure, as well as structural steel erection, curtain wall installation, MEP equipment and fit-out, tenant improvement build-out, furniture installation and commissioning and project delivery. In a Community Development Commission news release, Mark RidleyThomas, a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for the 2nd District, said, “The Vermont Corridor Project represents our commitment to revitalizing the communities that are home to county facilities and services. In addition to supporting a robust and thriving community, we are also supporting our own. “Every year, LACDMH and WDACS help tens of thousands of residents. Through these state-of-the-art county facilities, LACDMH and WDACS employees will be able to deliver improved services — from prevention to recovery — and assist their clients in taking the first steps on a journey toward healing and self-sufficiency.”  CEG

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industry,” said Renee Daniels, senior manager of the American Cancer Society. Vice president of Southland Industries, Payman Farrokhyar added, “We wanted to show the softer side of construction. We all are affected by cancer one way or another. What people don’t realize is the construction industry is a very giving industry. The fact that we could pull this event together so quickly speaks volumes for the industry.”

Melissa and Brandon Davies of Orange County brought their eight-year-old son, Jack, to the event to experience the equipment up close.

“Today is all about the pediatric cancer patients,” said Daniels. “We wanted to provide a fun day for the families and just have a great time. A lot of times they can’t do fun things, so today is really about them.” Daniels attributed the success of the event to the volunteers and sponsors. Organizing for the event started in November 2018 and involved several hundred volunteer hours. “If you’re going to speak with any industry about logistics and planning, there is no

better industry than the construction industry,” said Daniels. The American Cancer Society expressed its gratitude to the following event sponsors: • Southland Industries • Sukut Construction • Sunstate Equipment • The PENTA Building Group • HP Communications • Jacobsson Engineering Group • Envise

A little boy experiences his first lesson on maneuvering a Bobcat supplied by Sunstate Equipment.

• McCarthy • Bergelectric • Giroux Glass Incorporated • CEMEX • Architectural Coatings Inc. • Performance Contracting Inc. • Paulus Engineering Inc. • 95.9 The Fish • Griffith Company For more information, call 800/227-2345 or visit cancer.org.  CEG

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Volvo CE’s EC750E HR Excavator Offers ‘Exceptional’ Reach, Flexibility The EC750E HR high-reach excavator from Volvo Construction Equipment offers exceptional reach, with a maximum pin height of 118 ft. (36 m), and also can be easily reconfigured using extensions and different boom sets to become a multi-use demolition tool. “The EC750E HR is based on our popular EC750E crawler excavator but has been substantially re-engineered for high-reach deconstruction purposes with a heavier and wider undercarriage and factory-fitted guarding,” said Walter Reeves, sales manager of demolition products at Volvo Construction Equipment. “The features on this machine give it the power, stability and versatility contractors need to tackle some of the most challenging, largescale demolition projects.” More Machine, More Possibility Volvo’s hydraulic modular joint concept uses a two-pin hydraulic lock mechanism to allow the high reach to be changed into a digging configuration with only one person in less than an hour, according to the manufacturer. The EC750E HR also has a second hydraulic modular joint on the extension boom, allowing the angle of both the extension and the digging boom to be set quickly and safely between bent and straight configurations. Three Boom Options The EC750E HR brings added flexibility with its two high-reach demolition boom sets and one digging boom set with an extension: • High-reach boom with a 118-ft. maximum pin height while carrying a tool of up to 8,000 lbs. (3,628 kg) • High-reach boom with an 85-ft. (26 m) maximum pin height while carrying Compared to the EC750E, the undercarriage of the EC750E HR is 1 ft. 9 in. (0.5 m) longer and 2 ft. 10 in. (0.8 m) wider, providing added stability. a tool of up to 11,000 lbs. (4,985 kg) • Digging boom set with a 14.4-ft. process. A strengthened hydraulic removal system also (4.4 m) extension allows for a 59-ft. (18 m) pin height means the complete counterweight can be removed in one movement. Undercarriage Built for Demolition and Mobility Support You Can Count On Compared to the EC750E, the undercarriage of the Like all Volvo excavators, the EC750E HR is backed by EC750E HR is 1 ft. 9 in. (.5 m) longer and 2 ft. 10 in. (.8 m) wider, providing added stability. The hydraulic extendable the Volvo Lifetime Frame and Structure Warranty, which undercarriage also allows for a 360-degree working range, covers the frame, boom and arm for the entirety of the initial which lets the operator spend less time repositioning the period of ownership. It also is eligible for ActiveCare Direct, the Volvo service that provides 24/7/365 active machine machine and remain focused on the job. The retractable undercarriage features easy-to-remove monitoring and fleet utilization reporting directly from track frames and the ability to self-disassemble and reassem- Volvo. For more information, visit www.volvoce.com/na.  ble, which makes transporting the EC750E HR an easy

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FY 2019 Puts ODOT in Striking Distance of Meeting Its Bridge Maintenance Goals ODOT from page 1

a rolling file of required work. The current Volume 16 conmonitored and/or repaired.” The elements involve rating the struction work plan reflects the department’s priorities and bridge deck where drivers travel, rating the superstructure strategies in meeting the needs of the state’s highway system, that makes up the support immediately beneath the driving “but is constrained by reduced funds available in the surface as well as rating the foundation and supporting posts Department” Patterson writes. Specifics of the constraint include a current budget year and piers that make up the structure. “They served their time well,” said Chris Wallace, ODOT impact by way of a transfer from the State Transportation Fund of more than $47 million. Oklahoma legislators, since Division I engineer. Widening ramps on U.S. 59 north from U.S. 64 addresses 2010, redirected more than $886 million in transportation “geometrical challenges” and will improve merge points. funds to other state priorities. The uncertainties around state budget allocation to the The widening aspect of the project also includes utility work transportation department speaks to the wisdom of the eightto replace lighting installed in the 1960’s. Sherwood Companies, awarded the contract last summer, year planning strategy. By mapping the state’s highways projected resource needs, officials also worked on a nearby projgain a degree of flexibility in ect in the city. On Highway 59, work assignments and Sherwood Companies resource allocation. The work realigned 3 mi. of highway in Sallisaw queued to the front through the side of Wild Horse of the line for the start of the Mountain. According to comfiscal year in October 2018. pany site information, that For the 2019 fiscal year, a project included grading cuts special legislative session of more than 70 with some fill ended with additional transareas greater than 60 ft. Work portation fund revenues. entailed 500,000 cu. yds. of “ODOT is hopeful that the soil and rock excavation, a large portion of which workers Construction work runs along the nearly 3-mi. cor- trends of diverting transportapre-split and blasted. ridor on I-40 from the U.S.-64 interchange toward tion funding to non-transportaWorkers crushed 100,000 the east end of Sallisaw to the U.S.-59 junction in an tion uses is at an end, and stable funding will continue in tons of aggregate base on site effort to eliminate congestion. the future.” and handled 3,000 cu. yds. of Total FY2019 state ODOT funding amounts to $792 milconcrete for the required drainage structures. “Sherwood is on a small rockstar list of companies,” with lion. State budget officials projected an estimated $345 million in federal funding as part of the development of the curwhom ODOT works, said Wallace. Wallace said former Gov. Mary Fallin was instrumental in rent eight-year plan. Overall the current construction work implementing critical attention to the state’s bridges. Fallin, plan includes the rehabilitation or replacement of 686 who served as the state’s governor from 2011 to 2019, prior- bridges; 720 mi. of safety-focused two-lane highway itized structurally deficient bridges across the state. improvement; and 245 project mi. designed to add capacity Oklahoma is now on track to reduce the number of struc- with an eye toward addressing “Oklahoma’s growing urban turally deficient bridges in the state to less than 1 percent by mobility challenges.” Just as the overall idea of ODOT’s eight-year planning 2020. process requires accountability but also allows for flexibility. “We’re continuing to chip away,” Wallace said. Indeed. Of the nearly 6,800 bridges across the state, 1,183 Leadership around construction and maintenance in Sallisaw were classified as structurally deficient in 2004. Now, the pursued the work with an eye toward efficiency. One particularly notable element of efficiency centers on number of bridges in the category is down to only 169. Wallace is hopeful newly-elected Gov. Kevin Stitt contin- the street lights in Sallisaw that, installed 50 years ago in the 1960’s. While streetlights fall under the city’s perview, the ues Fallin’s legacy. On the ground level, the state’s construction work plan state’s construction investment created a synergistic opporgroups Oklahoma counties together into one of eight sec- tunity to upgrade the utility work. As part of ODOT’s contract with the city of Sallisaw, state tions. Each division receives an ODOT budget allocation. Division 1, which includes the city of Sallisaw, sits in and city officials spelled out authorization of “State appropriSequoyah County. The total fiscal year 2019 Division 1 ated Federal Aid Project funds for participation in the project for traffic improvements” in Sallisaw. budget totals $70 million. 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Bobcat of Midland-Odessa Celebrates at New Facility

obcat of Midland-Odessa hosted an Bobcat of Midland-Odessa’s new facility (L) open house event for the community joins Vermeer of Texas-Louisiana’s branch to celebrate the grand opening of its on 9.5 acres along I-20 in Midland, Texas. new facility in Midland, Texas, on May 3. Located on East Interstate 20 and on 4.5 acres, the new 6,000 sq. ft. facility will provide Bobcat of Midland-Odessa employees the opportunity to effectively provide products, parts and service to Bobcat owners working in this area of Texas. This more spacious facility also allows the service technicians the ability to spread out and work more efficiently on Bobcat equipment resulting in faster product delivery to Bobcat customers. Nearly 100 customers and employees attended the grand opening celebration. Representatives from Bobcat Manufacturing were on hand to meet and greet customers, while the Bobcat of Customers and employees of Bobcat of Midland-Odessa employees displayed fea- Midland-Odessa enjoyed brisket and chicken tured equipment and fielded product ques- for lunch at the company’s grand opening. tions. Attendees received a complimentary barbecue lunch and goodie bags. Additionally, Eric Dudley, branch manager, facilitated raffles for Bobcat branded merchandise. “We are excited to open this new facility that will allow us to better service the Bobcat customer base in Midland-Odessa and the entire Permian Basin,” said Whit Perryman, chief executive officer. “Customers in this area, especially those in the pipeline industry, are efficient workers. They need a company that is nimble enough to support their evolving demands but also detailed oriented and attentive to their product and service requirements. The Bobcat of MidlandOdessa team is happy to provide that type of service.” For more information, call Melyssa (L-R): Production Management Industries’ (PMI) Donald Prince at 972/255-3500 or visit www.bob- Marin; Bobcat of Midland-Odessa’s Randy Read; and PMI’s catcce.com.  John Jobe. Good timing. Don Davis (L) of LMB Group, a commercial real estate company in Midland, Texas, took delivery of his new T595 compact track loader from Bobcat of Midland-Odessa’s John Nevill in the midst of the grand opening festivities.

Whit Perryman (L), CEO of Compact Construction Equipment Inc. (CCE), and Jason Rush, CCE’s Co-COO were on hand to officially open the company’s Bobcat of Midland-Odessa branch. The company sells and services Bobcat equipment, like this E35 excavator, from its Midland-Odessa branch and eight other locations throughout Texas.

Bobcat of Midland-Odessa sales representative John Nevill along with branch manager Eric Dudley and Bobcat’s E85 excavator.

Bobcat of Midland-Odessa employees (L-R) Tha Lian, Austin Dudley, Dalton Koelzer, Brandon Ferguson and Brandon Poe were among those who enjoyed a catered lunch at the grand opening.

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It might be hard to believe, but veteran paving contractors do have tales of adventure attached to most of the road projects they have worked on. How could they not? Over the past century, paving contractors have created millions of miles of paved roads and surfaces in the United States. In most cases, they can recall the outstanding performance of the equipment they used to get the job done right. Many prestigious companies manufacture the various pavers used today, as well as the screeds, compaction equipment and milling machines. Among them are Caterpillar, Volvo, Terex Bid-Well, Bomag, GOMACO, Wirtgen and Vögele. Terex Bid-Well Lends Expertise to Bridge The elegant new cable-stayed Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach, Calif., is supported by a pair of 515-ft. towers, which will make it one of the tallest in the United States when finished late this year. The $828 million replacement span carries traffic from the port of Long Beach, from which approximately 15 percent of the country’s imported ship cargo is moved to other destinations. The 1.6-mi. bridge will include three traffic lanes in each direction, plus an emergency lane each way. It will also have a 205-ft. vertical clearance — 50 ft. higher than the old structure — to accommodate the sizes of modern cargo ships that pass underneath. Shimmick Construction, based in Oakland, is building the segmented bridge in a joint venture with a Spanish and an Italian contractor (SFI JV).

Shimmick Construction paved the cable-stayed Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach, Calif., with its Terex Bid-Well 3600 and 2450 pavers.

The contractors have paved more than three-fourths of the bridge’s 1 million ft. of deck using their Terex Bid-Well 3600 and 2450 pavers. “We paved at widths ranging from 50 to 90 feet wide with our 3600 pavers, and some of the pours required us to vary the paving width,” said Mike Tung, the upperand lower-approach bridge manager of Shimmick. “The 3600 paver’s end segments are built to accommodate up to 30 feet of onthe-fly paving width changes.” When problems arose on the deck paving, Terex Bid-Well quickly dispatched Jason McCann, one of its top service engineers, to Long Beach to watch the operation and make recommendations on how to boost paving quality. He noted that at times, too much wet concrete would run under the paving carriage’s Rota-Vibe and dual rollers, causing smoothness to suffer. That led McCann to offer Shimmick’s crew advice on setting up the paving carriage’s augers.

Tung was pleased with the various pieces of expert advice offered by McCann, who also worked with Shimmick to adjust both the Terex Bid-Well 3600 and 2450 pavers on site. “Jason made some very good observations,” said Tung, who saw immediate dividends from McCann’s presence on site. “The paving process for the eastbound lanes is going a lot smoother, and we are getting a much better product and higher quality.” Cat’s 3D Pavers Help Flatten NFL Stadium With the skyline of downtown Minneapolis behind it, U.S. Bank Stadium was built in time for the 2016 home opener of the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings. Just 18 months later, the spectacular new arena played host to Super Bowl LII. But, before any of that could happen, the building contractors for the stadium had to ensure that the asphalt base underneath the football field itself was as flat as

possible. Minneapolis-based Park Construction took on the challenge and placed an asphalt mat at the stadium that varied less than 1/8 of an in. over a 10-by-10-ft. area the entire length and width of the field. “There were a lot of eyes on us,” admitted John Lenarz, Park’s paving supervisor and superintendent. “We were doing something that nobody had done before — putting an asphalt layer down underneath an athletic field.” The imposing project was made easier, though, when Park saw how quickly it could place a high-quality surface by using Cat 3D paving in tandem with older Caterpillar equipment. Seventy-five tons of aggregate had to be removed from the bowl prior to the asphalt paving. Park then graded it to elevation, a process that needed to be finished within one week. By using a Cat 160M motorgrader outfitted with 3D grading, though, Park completed that part of the work in three and

a half days. Cat’s 3D paving system utilizes the Trimble Total Station and software on board the paver to compare the screed position and slope with a digital design of the project. A Cat AP1055E paver with an AS2302C screed laid down the mix at the urban work site. Each machine was integrated with a Trimble AccuGrade PCS900, which does all the required 3D calculations before transmitting the information to the 2D paver. To aid in the effort, Park also employed a Cat CB66B steel drum roller, a Cat PS360C rubber tire roller and a CB64 roller, along with a 3-ton Cat CB24B roller for the breakdown, finish and touch-up work. “It was smooth, not a roller mark or anything,” beamed Shawn Bloch, Park Construction’s GPS survey manager. “The Cat 3D paving system gave us the flattest, smoothest surface I’ve ever seen. It looked just perfect.” But, before any player could step on the field, Park’s work also had to pass muster with the NFL, which had its own inspectors test the mat’s flatness with a 10-ft.-long straight edge in late April 2016. “When [an inspector] started pushing the straight-edge up the joint, which is potentially our worst spot, he just started raving about the quality of work,” said Paul Plieses, Park’s project superintendent. “Then it was high fives and handshakes throughout our entire group.” Kansas Contractor, Bomag Bucks Trends Bomag Americas, based in Ridgeway, S.C., boasts an excellent reputation for solving problems encountered by its customers. The Bomag/Cedarapids line of see MANUFACTURERS page 38

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pavers has provided customers with such inventive products as the efficient CR662RM RoadMix machine, a versatile item that works as both a paver and a material transfer vehicle. But to many contractors and dealers, the rubber-tracked CR662RM’s ability in handling an impressive range of paving skills has branded it as a “specialized” piece of equipment better for high-profile road projects, airports or mainline paving, where stringent specs demand the use of such a machine. Towanda, Kan.-based Dustrol Inc., has bucked this line of thinking, however, and expanded the use of its “specialized” pavers for years. The innovative asphalt contractor uses its Bomag/Cedarapids CR662RM Remix machines for a hot-in-place (HIR) recycle process. A few years ago, while recycling a stretch of Kansas highway that received two chipseal treatments, one of Dustrol’s five HIR crews was having a particularly difficult time achieving the result it wanted with its slat paver. “Chip seal sets up fast and doesn’t flow well, and the aggregate showed some signs of stripping,” recalled Brian Hansen, presi-

dent of Dustrol. The company experimented with replacing its slat paver with the CR662RM, which features a combination of counter-rotating augers inside the hopper, as well as an outboard spreading auger drive to eliminate center gearbox and centerline segregation issues. By applying the Roadmix’s features to the Kansas roadway recycling project, Dustrol’s issues on site were resolved, including problems with the aggregate stripping. Since that first project using the Remix auger paver, Dustrol has added a CR662RM machine to four of its five HIR trains. GOMACO Helps Dream Come True Hannah Bowden admits there are few women like her who own their own paving companies and also operate the equipment. But, as the head of Curb Time Solutions in Russellville, Ark., she notes that it’s a family company in which her father, Jim and brother, James, each play crucial roles. A veteran paver, Jim Bowden mentors her through the intricacies of concrete slipform paving. So, when it was time to order Curb Time Solutions’ first concrete slipform paver, the Bowdens purchased a new GOMACO 3300

in early 2018 — and in the process realized Hannah’s dream of running her own slipform paving company. “The reason we went with the 3300 is because of its ability to pour multiple things,” Hannah explained. “Not only can we trim and pour curb and gutter with it, we can also do sidewalk, barrier wall, and bridge parapet.” Upon delivery, Hannah first had to learn how to operate the new 3300 and put concrete through the paver so that she could truly become a hands-on business owner. In preparation for the first pour, Jim had created a practice course at home where he could teach her how to operate the 3300 with its G+ control system. Additional support was provided to Hannah from the GOMACO service rep on site during the first week of paving. It took a few tries before she became completely comfortable using the paver. “My first day with the machine, though, I poured close to 2,600 feet of curb and gutter,” Hannah said. That done, she put the GOMACO concrete slipform paver to work on a project in nearby Clarksville, Ark., that encompassed 15,600 ft. of two different types of curb and gutter, as well as 8,200 ft. of 10-ft.-wide

sidewalk. The 3300 model’s symmetrical configuration is designed to be a right-side and leftside pour capable paver. Hannah and her crew immediately put the paver’s right-side pour capabilities to the test on the first day’s pour. Later, they reconfigured components of the paver to do the sidewalk. In the end, the Clarksville project came off as expected for both the city and Curb Time Solutions. “It’s a lot of fun,” said Hannah with pride. “You don’t see female operators and owners very often, but here I am!” Wirtgen Expertly Mills Wisconsin Road From its base in Lakeville, Minn., near Minneapolis, Midstate Reclamation & Trucking undertakes full-depth reclamation, cold milling and asphalt paving and compaction. Tom Johnson, the company CEO, attributes Midstate’s accomplishments, in part, to the advanced technology of Wirtgen Group equipment, a stable that includes Wirtgen and Vögele paving and milling machines, to boost his company’s productivity and profitability. see MANUFACTURERS page 44

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With more than 13,000 sq. ft. of space for parts and in-shop service, Honnen Equipment’s new Cheyenne Wyo., facility will be set on a 5-acre site to include plenty of equipment for customer rental and sales.

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R&J Utility Teams Up With Westrax for Equipment Needs

Currently, R&J Utility is working on the Verrado housing development in Buckeye, Ariz. This development started around 10 or 15 years ago and has seen tremendous growth thus far.

John Petersen, vice president of Glendale, Ariz.-based R&J Utility, was in a bind. With a slew of projects building up, R&J was in desperate need for a few water trucks. “We were three months into business, and we were struggling to find some water trucks,” said Petersen. “I spoke to one of the local equipment dealers who said he didn’t have any, but said he might know of a company that did.” That company was Westrax Machinery, a Southern Californiabased dealer that had just recently opened a location in Phoenix. Petersen called Westrax’s Marcel Gerits and had the trucks delivered that day. Within a week of receiving a pair of water trucks, R&J had another project: a difficult trench dig coming up that required the versatility of an excavator. They immediately thought to call Westrax. “We had gotten such a quick response before, they were the first ones we thought of,” said Peterson. Again, Westrax came through with flying colors: within a few short hours R&J had a Hitachi wheel loader and a Kobelco 50,000-lb. and 75,000-lb. excavator delivered to the site. Another crisis averted. No stranger to struggles, Petersen had originally opened up for business in 1996, but due to recession, had to close in 2008. “It was rough,” he said. “The building sector was down, the economy was down, we had no choice but to step back.” Fast track to 2016. The market had rebounded and there was a tremendous amount of opportunity in Phoenix and the surrounding areas. Roberto Arteaga, president

R&J Utility officially opened its doors for business in October 2017 and specializes in laying and repairing of sewer, water and storm drains for residential developments in Maricopa County.

(L-R): Marcel Gerits of Westrax Machinery; Roberto Arteaga, president R&J Utility; and John Petersen, vice president R&J Utility.

of R&J Utility, having previously worked with Petersen, approached him about starting a new company together. Petersen thought it was a great idea, and in November 2016, he reinstated his license. They officially opened their doors for business in October 2017 and specialized in laying and repairing of sewer, water and storm drains for residential developments in Maricopa County. Currently, the company is working on the Verrado housing development in Buckeye, Ariz. This development started around 10 or 15 years ago and has seen tremendous growth thus far. So far they’ve only experienced a few hiccups.

“We did have some hard digs on a parcel out there,” Petersen said. “The ground was tough, deep and rocky. We had to call Westrax and get larger excavator with a heavier bucket to get through that stuff. Other than that, everything is running really smoothly.” Rain also has caused a few minor delays, but even with that, Petersen expected the job to be done on schedule. While most of the technology has stayed the same, some things have changed in the industry for Petersen and Arteaga since their original start-up. Staffing is more of a challenge than it used it be. “We’ve been pretty fortunate so

far,” said Arteaga. “A lot of the original guys that worked with us at the last company came back as soon as we opened up R&J Utility. Because of our years in the business, we were lucky to get guys with 10 to 15 years of experience. That really comes into play when bidding.” “More local competition as well,” added Petersen. As R&J Utility has now grown to 35 employees, its need for more equipment has grown, as well. The relationship with Westrax has only gotten stronger. “At any given time we have about eight to 10 of their pieces of equipment on our job sites,” Arteaga said. “We have never considered going anywhere else. They’ve got a great selection at

competitive rates. Whether it’s an excavator, loader or another piece of equipment, we’ve never been disappointed. They take real good care of us.” Arteaga is looking toward the future with confidence. “From the beginning, we’ve committed to giving our customers the best service we can,” he said. “Getting the job done right and on schedule. Making sure that our response time is generally within 24 hours. As long as the market stays strong, we’ll just keep looking for new business and opportunities.” For more information about R&J Utility, call 623/266-9585. For more information about Westrax Machinery, call Marcel Gerits at 602/397-8173. CEG

R&J Utility uses a Kobelco SK230 excavator to dig a sewer service trench for a new home at Verrado, Ariz.

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JR Ramone, OilQuick Meet Deadline With Time to Spare

Phase I of TxDOT’s Loop 1604 Bridge over Pat Booker Road replacement project was on a tight schedule.

By Katherine Devlin CEG EDITORIAL ASSISTANT

Phase I of TxDOT’s Loop 1604 Bridge over Pat Booker Road replacement project was on a tight schedule. Plans call for the removal of the inside lanes of both north and southbound mainlanes of Loop 1604. New, expanded lanes are being constructed. In Phase II, the remaining mainlanes in both directions will be demolished and replaced. The object of the project is to improve traffic flow in both directions, which is known to back up during rush hours and cause long delays. TxDOT’s strategy is to have minimal impact on the traveling public. Therefore, contractor Flatiron Construction and demolition specialists JR Ramon Demolition of San Antonio, Texas, were given a timeline of a 53-hour closure of Pat Booker Road and a 12-hour closure of Loop 1604 for Phase I demolition. A monumental task. “The crew needs to work together like a well oiled machine right from the start, no room for hiccups, or downed equipment,” said Tim Ramon of JR Ramon

Crews removed and recycled approximately 1,500 tons of concrete and asphalt and approximately 100 tons of rebar and metal I-Beam used in the bridge reinforcement.

“If there’s new technology we can invest in to keep the crew working in a safer and more efficient manner we don’t hesitate,” said Tim Ramon of JR Ramon Demolition.

Demolition plans on Phase I of TxDOT’s bridge project call for the removal of the inside lanes of both north and southbound mainlanes of Loop 1604.

Demolition. On March 1, the intersection was closed at 9 p.m. JR Ramon had a total of 40 crew members over four 12-hour shifts, working continuously until the job was complete — the 12-hour requirement was met with an hour to spare.The overall demolition phase was completed in 34 hours, 19 hours ahead of schedule.. Many factors contributed to an early completion. Crews used specialized demolition equipment to break, rip, segregate and load various materials. Six demolition excavators were equipped with the OilQuick hydraulic coupling system, allowing the machines to use multiple attachments throughout the demolition process. OilQuick’s coupler allows for the operator to switch tools without leaving the machine. With the OilQuick hydraulic coupling system, changing tools takes minutes and allows the right attachment for the job to be at hand. This makes it possible to maximize productivity of the excavators without having to mobilize additional equipment, contributing see OILQUICK page 62

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Attachments buyers’ guide

By Giles Lambertson

CEG CORRESPONDENT

OR 60 YEARS,

Construction Equipment Guide has been a trusted source of information about new and used pieces of equipment, construction industry issues, and public and private sector projects. Industry pros depend upon the publication to stay abreast of equipment news. This Buyers Guide reflects that marketplace experience. The guide is not intended to be comprehensive. Rather, it is offered as an introduction to the world of attachments that are available for compact tool carriers. It is designed to help you cull attachment offerings and determine which tool is right for you.

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the versatility of a single machine increases their productivity at a lower equipment cost. So, the heavy machinery evolution continues. This buyers guide is laid out to systematically introduce a reader to many of the attachments on the market today and to suggest ways to inspect and acquire them.

Heavy Equipment and Their Tools Mechanized equipment for construction and other heavy work evolved dramatically in the 20th century going clear back to the early years of last century when a tractor manufacturer replaced the machine’s wheels with wooden treads affixed to chains and created the Caterpillar line of powered equipment. As the evolution continued, manufacturers began to engineer lines of tools that could be attached to a common carrier, thereby turning a loader into a brush-cutter or a pallet-carrier. Today, attaching tools are offered for backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, skid steers, telehandlers and other heavy machinery. The variety of attachable tools — or attachments — has multiplied, too. Operators can decouple a bucket and attach a brushcutter, then switch to a fence post-driver or a tree spade. They can accomplish several wide-ranging tasks in the course of a day from the same operator’s seat. This diversity has practical implications for contractors, who can reduce the size of their fleets and have fewer pieces of equipment sitting idle. For property owners with weekend tasks,

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object and lifting it. Getting too large or complex an attachment for your tool carrier will only frustrate you. 3) Evaluate the manufacturer of an attachment Simple attachments such as a blade or fork are easily sized up by noting the gauge or thickness of metal used to fabricate them and the overall finish of the tool. But the quality of new attachments with moving parts and hydraulic cylinders and gear boxes is not as easily discerned. Check out a manufacturer to determine its reputation in the marketplace and the value of its warranties. This especially is true in this global era when attachments are manufactured abroad. Do your due diligence. 4) Look beyond dealerships for an attachment Visiting a dealership for a new or used attachment always is a good choice because it automatically locks in dealer support. A variety of proprietary and aftermarket brands can be found in dealers’ used equipment inventory. However, machinery auctions are another trustworthy source for attachments. Auction houses have been around for decades and have established inspection and warranty policies to protect your investment. Sales are transparent and customer satisfaction drives the process. Consider it. SEE GUIDE PAGE 58

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If You Are Buying As you enter the attachments market, prepare yourself to be overwhelmed. The choices are many, the manufacturers numerous. Here are some suggestions as you weigh your choices: 1) Match an attachment to a particular task So, you need a new bucket for your compact track loader, but which bucket? Do you mostly load and haul gravel and carry firewood to the house? A general purpose bucket will do. Or will you be cleaning up some woods? In that case, a 4-in-1 bucket is better because it can be used as a grapple to pick up limbs and logs and as a back-drag leveler to smooth a landscape. Will you primarily push and load snow? Get a high-backed bucket with screened sections. Knowing how you will use an attachment can guide you. 2) Match an attachment to your machine’s capacity Some tools require more horsepower and hydraulic flow than others. Generally, if an attachment has a fast-spinning component to rip or smooth, a higher rate of auxiliary hydraulics is required. So, running a stump-grinder or grinding down pavement with a cold planer requires more gallons-per-minute of hydraulic oil flow than does a grapple simply clamping its jaws on an

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If You Are Renting/Leasing While renting or leasing an attachment is a relatively worry-free method of acquiring a needed tool, some thought should go into it. Though you will just be using the tool for a limited time, if it does not function for you adequately, your time and money will be wasted. 1) Get the right-sized tool for your equipment Rental houses and dealers typically have in their equipment yard the more popular sizes of attachments. If you have a mid-sized skid steer, for example, chances are good that a blade or brush-cutter in the rental lot will properly fit it. A rental agent can advise you which model of attachment will function at a high level with your tool carrier. What the rental yard professional needs from you is the kind of coupling on your tool carrier and its auxiliary hydraulic flow level. 2) Know how you will use the attachment and be realistic about your skills Telling a rental store agent that you need a mower for your skid steer is not sufficient information. Will you be mowing a Kentucky bluegrass horse pasture that backdrops your house? A light-duty mower will suffice. But if you are clearing a bromegrass lot with scrub brush and small trees, a severe duty brush-cutter will be needed. Bluegrass-mowing can be accomplished without a high level of skill,

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Inspect Before You Invest 1) Have the attachment demonstrated A used attachment at rest can be as deceptive as a sleeping dog. Ask to see the tool coupled to a machine and operated. Do its mechanical parts gratingly engage? Is there shuddering or balking? Does it vibrate noticeably? Do hydraulic pistons respond instantly or reluctantly? While attachments may clank and bang in operation, they should not emit irregular noises or exhibit mechanical spasms. Tools do not draw attention to themselves. 2) Evaluate wear points and linkages Fixed attachments such as simple push blades do not require auxiliary hydraulic flow, so their inspection is purely visual. Do wear points such as leading edges show excessive loss? Do mechanical pivot points wobble? On hydraulic tools, is there fluid leakage? Are bearings noticeably loose? Do gripping appendages properly mesh? Are surfaces bent or misaligned from abuse? Loss of paint should not alarm you. Loss of function should.

drive five-ft. brush-cutter with three blades costs $3,400. A six-ft,. Bobcat-branded brush-cutter with a closed front end and standard hydraulic flow is priced at $6,200.

What You Can Expect To Pay Attachment pricing depends on size, brand and market demand. In a global market, prices for attachments also can vary by region. The more widely you explore the market, the broader your options are apt to be. Hereafter is some examples of pricing. • New A Blue Diamond pallet fork attachment with a 2,000-lb. capacity will cost $500. A larger model with fourft. tines and a 5,000-lb. capacity may cost $800. A heavier-duty version with 1 -in.-thick tines and a 6,000-lb. capacity is priced at $1,200. A three-ft.-wide Toro Dingo brushcutter/mower attachment may cost $2,800. A Caterpillar-branded direct-

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• Used A New Holland 3-ft.-wide miniexcavator general purpose bucket may cost $300. A Kubota skid steer low-profile bucket with digging teeth

and side-cutters could cost $1,000. A 6-ft.-wide Bobcat skid steer ejector bucket with a quick-attach coupling is priced at $1,400. Among more complex tools, a three-year-old Bobcat-branded 4-ft.wide soil conditioner may cost $5,400. A Worksite Pro (John Deere) HH60 breaker-hammer for a mini-excavator can cost $7,500. A Vail high-flow rotating tree-saw with a skid steer coupling could be priced at $11,000. • Rental Rental prices for tool carrier attachments are based on local demand for the tools and area rental competition. An online survey suggests renting a skid steer auger, for example, can cost anywhere from $85 to $125 a day, $300 to $475 a week and $625 to $800 a month. Some rental companies give corporate and fleet customers a lower rate. Equipment rental sources include independent and national rental houses as well as heavy equipment dealerships. • Some Financing Options Buying a new attachment is a substantial investment for a buyer, especially the more sophisticated tools with auxiliary hydraulic functions. When a buyer is a new contractor or a property owner, funding the purchase is even more problematic. Equipment dealers understand this and offer a variety of ways for buyers to pay for the needed tools. Some dealers offer lease agreements with an option to buy, sometimes at rates lower than traditional financing. Financing costs vary according to supply and demand, of course. Some manufacturers offer no-interest loans for two years or several thousand dollars in rebates up front. Conventional loan providers that specialize in construction and landscape equipment including tools realize that construction work seasons oftentimes are not 12 months a year and ag work is cyclical and seasonal. So, explore a variety of funding sources before approaching a seller. SEE GUIDE PAGE 60

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but brush-cutting is something else. Admit your level of expertise so you will be safe as you work.

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Couplers: Bringing It All Together Just as a hammerhead without a handle is useless, a tool must be wedded to equipment to have any utility. In the years since they were introduced, the attachment mechanisms have evolved and settled into some standard configurations. In considering an attachment for your skid steer or other tool carrier, you should become familiar with the coupling systems and find a compatible one. 1) Universal — Bobcat invented the skid steer. As the new machine became popular and was adapted to numerous tools, Bobcat engineers also invented a quick-attachment system for connecting a tool to a tool carrier. This universal system was widely adopted. The common interface allows differently engineered attachments to be fitted to a single machine. In some cases, adapters are employed to further extend the utility of the tool carrier. As you shop for a tool, pay attention to the coupling system. 2) Quick Coupler — If attachments were bolted and unbolted, their popularity would be less. Instead, alternatives were developed to speed the process. A manual system requires that an operator, after docking the attachment, leave his seat and throw a release. In a semi-automatic system, once an attachment is in place, an operator manually inserts a pin as a safety device. In a fully automatic system, pins are thrown and locked hydraulically. The tiltrotator is a unique coupling. It functions like a wrist and gives a tool flexibility.

Selected Attachments and Their Uses Note: Not every attachments is compatible with every tool carrier because of power, weight, load capacity and hydraulic flow differences. Following are some popular attachments: 1) Auger: Affixing an

auger to the front of the boom on a tool carrier greatly multiplies the number of post-holes one person can dig in a day and similar applications. Augers are available in low auxiliary hydraulic-flow and high-flow. 2) Blade: A push blade is a multi-useful tool — snow, gravel, dirt, etc. Its capacity is limited only by a tool carrier’s push power. Some can be adjusted for angle and tilt. Some are engineered as V-blades for path-clearing. 3) Breaker: Also called a hammer, this hydraulic striking tool is utilized to break apart rock, concrete, asphalt and other hardened materials. It comes in low-flow and high-flow models and is engineered for a full spectrum of tool carrier sizes. 4) Broom: At clean-up, a rotary broom can handle thin layers of dirt and irregular pieces of debris with equal effectiveness. The broom’s bristles are either polyester or a poly-steel hybrid and the angled sweep of the broom is adjustable. 5) Bucket: This is the standard attachment at the end of a boom. Its many variations include 4in-1, snow, sifting, side-discharge and general utility. The attachment is offered in numerous widths and gauges. 6) Clod-Buster/Topsoil Screener: This hydraulically driven attachment is a bucket

with a hood containing an agitator. After the bucket is loaded with dirt, the hood drops and clods are reduced to sifted soil. Rocks and debris are screened out. 7) Concrete Saw: Sometimes called a wheel saw, this attachment cuts through concrete and other pavement to cleanly leave a narrow trench for utility lines. Because of the intensity of the work, high-flow hydraulics are required. 8) Fork: Consisting of two flat struts and an upright back, the attachment is used to slip under wood pallets for lifting. It is commonly employed in shipping and warehousing work, but also is used to transport landscape materials. 9) Grapple: The jaws of this attachment clamp onto irregular objects, such as logs or debris, and carry them away. Sometimes the grapple is joined with a bucket or fork to secure a load. The tool comes in light-duty and heavy-duty versions. 10) Hay Spear: This simple device targets agriculture tool carriers with large, round bales of hay to transport. A four-foot-long tine is simply rammed into a bale, the bale lifted and carried away. A spear can carry up to 3,500 lbs. 11) Mower/Brush-Cutter/Mulcher: Tall grass, scrub brush and small trees are no match for these cutting tools. Severe-duty models can chew up trunks 10 inches in diameter. If too large a model is attached to a tool carrier, performance will suffer. 12) Salt-Spreader: Icy parking lots and hillside paved driveways are hazardous. A salt-spreader on a tool carrier evenly scatters a container of melting salt so tires can regain traction. The attachment comes in assorted sizes and capacities. 13) Snow-handler: Several kinds of attachments work in snow. Simple angled blades windrow snow. Sided blades contain and mound it. Snow blowers with auger collectors blow it to one side out of the path of travel.

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Some Leading Attachment Manufacturers Major tool carrier manufacturers, such as Deere, JCB, Case and many others, sell branded tools to match, but numerous after-market manufacturers build attachments, too. Reputable commercial attachment-makers include… 1) Blue Diamond — This Knoxville, Tenn., manufacturer opened its doors in 1995 and offers more than 35 tools for skid steers and compact track loaders. 2) Brush Wolf — Brush-cutters of this name are built by Cross-Tech Manufacturing of Crosslake, Minn. It offers two dozen cutter models for skid steers and track loaders. 3) Danuser — This 100-year-old family-owned company builds attachments in its Fulton, Mo., plant. Among its products are fence wire-winders, post-drivers and augers. 4) Engcon — The Swedish company produces several tools for compact tool carriers, including grading buckets, tiltrotator couplings, quick-hitch-

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es and grading beams. 5) Epiroc — Headquartered in Commerce City, Colo., this tool makers specializes in demolition and recycling attachments such as hydraulic breakers. 6) Fox Hiniker — Specializing in snow-removal products, this Mankato, Minn., manufacturer’s most recent product is the VersaPlow attachment. 7) Kinshofer — This German manufacturer is a maker of the increasingly popular tiltrotator attachment for compact excavators, which give buckets and pallets more flexible reach. 8) Paladin — This Michigan company has 11 brands of attachments under its name, including Bradco, CWS and Kodiak. Many of their products are for compact tool carriers. 9) Trimble — Fine-grading by compact tool carriers is done though sophisticated grade-control systems. A California company, Trimble, offers laser and GPS attachments. 10) Worksaver — This Litchfield, Ill., attachment maker has a catalog of more than 400 attachable tools, many of which are useable on compact tool carriers. Attachments are what give tool carriers their high value. One powered machine + numerous attachments = increased productivity at less cost. It is a winning formula for a fleet owner or a property owner. Whether you are contemplating renting an attachment or buying one, the choices are plentiful and the applications are continuing to multiply. If you are careful in your selection of an attachment, it will become an essential tool in your tool bag. 

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14) Tree Spade/Puller: Removing relatively small trees is handily accomplished with these attachments. A spade cuts downward from opposite sides and lifts a ball of earth for transplanting. A puller grips the base of a tree and rips it from the ground. 15) Trencher: The spade-making industry hated to see the invention of mechanical / hydraulic trenchers. Now an attachment gives a tool carrier the ability to dig long, straight trenches for pipes and lines. Medium-high-flow hydraulics are required

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OilQuick Coupling System Saves Time Switching Attachments OILQUICK from page 54

to the early completion of the project. “When utilized to full potential it becomes more than just a coupler, it becomes an extremely safe, attachment system that greatly increases the productivity of any machine and attachments it’s on,” said Jason Johnson, division manager of OilQuick USA. “I finish jobs early with one machine and a few attachments instead of a few machines with dedicated attachments, very happy to have the OQ system,” said an equipment operator of JR Ramone Demolition. The OilQuick hydraulic coupling system is available for excavators ranging from 1 to 132 tons. All systems are fitted with leak-free oil quick couplings, which also are eco-friendly, according to the company. Attachments including concrete pulverizers, grapple buckets, hydraulic concrete breakers and metal shears allowed the excavators to make quick work of the demolition. Due to the ease of switching attachments with the OilQuick coupler, the company saved time and money. Other equipment on the job site included loaders, water trucks, skid steer loaders, street sweepers, lifts and more. Crews removed and recycled approximately 1,500 tons of concrete and asphalt and approximately 100 tons of rebar and metal I-Beam used in the bridge reinforcement. Careful planning led to successful execution of the demolition phase of the contract. Although challenging, knowing ahead of time how many hours JR Ramon and Flatiron had to complete the job was key. Also, having subcontractor American Abatement on hand for lead-based paint removal

Attachments including concrete pulverizers, grapple buckets, hydraulic concrete breakers and metal shears allowed the excavators to make quick work of the demolition. Due to the ease of switching attachments with the OilQuick coupler, the company saved time and money.

The OilQuick hydraulic coupling system is available for excavators ranging from 1 to 132 tons. All systems are fitted with leak-free oil quick couplings, which also are eco-friendly, according to the company.

helped the coordination of environmental abatement of hazardous materials. TxDOT allowed this process to be performed in conjuction with demolition activities. This process also saved time and money as the team was able to coordinate the required work without additional road

NPK Dust Suppression Kits Keep Air Clear at Job Sites In 2016, OSHA introduced a new regulation An integrated water spray nozzle eliminates regarding occupational exposure to respirable the need for manual spraying. Located in the crystalline silica in construction work bracket of the hammer keeping it safe from fly(1926.1153). Part xvii speciing debris, the nozzle is aimed fies acceptable work practices at the point where the hampertaining to heavy equipment mer’s tool makes contact with used to break silica-containing the breaking area. This, commaterials, i.e. concrete demolibined with a wide spray angle, tion. The first option is to work provides maximum dust supfrom within an enclosed cab. pression coverage. If this is not possible, the stanThis kit helps to control airdard says to apply water borne dust/silica in two ways. and/or dust suppressants as Upon breaking, particles are necessary to minimize dust sprayed with mist; this mist emissions. NPK’s solution is combines with particles which the add-on, water-ready dust NPK dust suppression kits increases weight and leads are available for PH1, PH2, them to drop back to the suppression kits. PH3 and PH4 hydraulic NPK dust suppression kits hammers in redesigned ground. Secondly, the mist are available for PH1, PH2, enclosed brackets. douses the breaking area prior PH3 and PH4 hydraulic hamto impact, thus reducing the mers in redesigned enclosed brackets. Starting amount of dust generated. However, water in the fourth quarter, all PH1 to PH4 enclosed flow rates are low enough that the likelihood of hammer brackets will be manufactured with flooding the work area is minimal. the new design elements that allow these hamFor use with mini-excavators, backhoes or mers to dispense water with just the addition of skid steers within the recommended carrier a hose and a couple of fittings. Just connect to weight ranges. existing water supply. For more information, visit www.npkce.com.

closures. “If there’s new technology we can invest in to keep the crew working in a safer and more efficient manner we don’t hesitate,” said Ramon. For more information, visit oilquickusa.com.  CEG

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QUICK CHANGING COUPLER SYSTEM “Specialized demolition equipment was used throughout the demolition process to cut, break, rip, segregate, and load various materials. Demolition Excavators equipped with the Oil Quick Hydraulic Coupling System made it possible for the demolition equipment to use multiple attachments throughout the demolition process. The quick changing hydraulic coupler made it possible to maximize the utility of the demolition excavators without having to mobilize additional equipment, as well as maximize the productivity of the demolition equipment that contributed to the early completion.”

oilquickusa.com 262-60-Quick • email: info@oilquickusa.com “Demolition Phase was performed with six demolition excavators all equipped with the Oil Quick Hydraulic Coupling system. The Oil Quick Coupler facilitated the use of various demolition attachments (Concrete Pulverizers, Grapple Buckets, Hydraulic Concrete Breakers and Metal Shears) on all the excavators.”

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Wyoming Council OKs State Permit for TWE Project The State of Wyoming’s Industrial Siting Council voted unanimously on April 19 to approve TransWest Express LLC’s application for a permit to construct and operate the TransWest Express Transmission Project. The 730-mi. high-voltage transmission system extends from Wyoming to Nevada and will provide western electricity markets with efficient access to energy generated in Wyoming, including high-capacity wind energy resources. The ISC’s seven-member panel heard testimony from TransWest representatives at a public hearing in Saratoga, Wyo., before deliberating and making its decision. The ISC is the ruling entity of the Wyoming Industrial Siting Division, part of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. “We appreciate the state’s careful review of TransWest’s detailed application over the past several months. With the council’s important decision today to approve the TWE project, the federal and state permitting decisions for the TWE project are now complete,” said Bill Miller, president and CEO of TransWest. “We anticipate beginning construction next year on this critical energy infrastructure. The TWE Project will create jobs, open up new markets for Wyoming energy products, strengthen the regional electric grid, and deliver economic benefits to Wyoming and the West for years to come.” The TWE project’s northern terminal and about 92 mi. of line are located in Wyoming. Before approving the permit, the council had to determine that the TWE project complied with all applicable law, did not pose a threat to the environment or to area residents, and met

other important criteria. Council members not only made these findings but also noted the support that they heard from parties to the uncontested ISC proceeding, including Carbon County, Sweetwater County and municipalities in the project area. The TWE project Wyoming Terminal will be constructed within the Overland Trail Ranch, south of Rawlins and Sinclair, and will interconnect with the local power grid. The line then extends as a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) system to Millard County, Utah, where TransWest plans to build its Utah Terminal and to interconnect the TWE project into the Intermountain Power transmission system. From Utah, the TWE project then extends as a high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) system to southern Nevada near Hoover Dam, where the California, Nevada and Arizona grids also interconnect. Altogether, the TWE project provides an efficient path for western states to access high-quality, cost-effective, utility-scale quantities of geographically diverse renewable energy to help meet their state Renewable Portfolio Standard requirements and to complement local renewable resources. Two-thirds of the total TWE project route lies on federal land. Following eight years of comprehensive federal environmental analysis, federal rights-ofway, easements and licenses were granted by agencies in 2017 and 2018. The TWE project also has received its local permits from Carbon County and Sweetwater County in Wyoming; from Moffat County, Colo., and from five Utah counties, with the remaining Utah and Nevada county permits anticipated completed by the end of year. For more information, visit transwestexpress.net. 

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Houston’s Ship Channel Bridge Due to Complete in 2024 HOUSTON from page 1

The bridge, scheduled for completion in 2024, is the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken by the Harris County Tollway Road Authority and expected to ease congestion, improve safety. “Our existing bridge is two lanes in each direction with no shoulders,” Kainer said. “We regularly run it to capacity and have congestion and back ups. And when there is an incident, it greatly impacts traffic because there is nowhere for them to go, no shoulder to pull off to. If there is a wreck severe enough, it’s not uncommon to shut down one or both lanes of travel.” The new bridge has a clear span link over the ship channel of 1,320 ft. and will feature four lanes in each direction with 10-ft. shoulders. The main span itself is precast segmental and will be cast on the property adjacent to the job site. The actual segments will then be assembled in the air to form the main span. The approach structures are traditional TS girder construction — precast concrete girders with cast-in-place bridge decks. “The new bridge is similar to the existing in that it is a segmental bridge, however, the new bridge cables, which allows us to have longer clear span, stay out of the channel,” Kainer said. “The old bridge was segmental, but it was cast in place. They moved the forms out and cantilevered them out from the main piers, whereas we are casting on the ground and erecting into place.” The project required custom designed winches that will be

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mounted to the bridge deck for installation of the segments. “When we start, we’ll be working over land, Kainer said. “First we have to construct the pylons and then we’ll start from the pylons and work our way out in what is called balanced cantilever erection sequence. We’ll erect one segment on the pylon and then on the other side to where we’re always working one piece on each side at a time. For the other part,

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Setting beams at the southbound Jacintoport Bridge.

Authority photo the segments will be transported onto a barge that will go out into the channel and they get lifted straight up by those winches from the barge. While we have the existing bridge in place, there really is very little interaction or impact with it and little to no impact to traffic.” Crews are working in the casting yard with three Italian-built cranes, a 110ft. rail-mounted transporter that will pick the segment from the mold, and two wheeled Gantry cranes that Driving timber piles for segment casting bed foundations. will pick up the segments • Foundations are built outside and put them in storage until it is casting bed, and move to next and time to erect. Other cranes on site it is cast right up next to it. That of the waterway to minimize enviinclude Leibherr 1300 power will ensure that when we go to fit ronmental impact as well as enable cranes used to lift the cages for the those together in the field they fit future channel widening exactly together. That whole cast• The new bridge design reduces drill shafts. Kainer describes the casting ing bed itself is really one big the grade, improves visibility and machine, hydraulically powered. increases the posted speed limit beds as large machines. • A total of 128 stay cables both “We’re using long-line match It’s a pretty intricate operation.” Some project facts, courtesy the NB and SB bridges. The stay casting and so the way the process works, the 1320-foot span, just Harris County Tollway Road cables can be maintained without closing the bridge to traffic. clear span, will be cast in 12-foot Authority: • Pylons are 514 ft. high • The new bridge will double the segments all the way across. They • Ship clearance will be 175 ft. existing lane capacity.  CEG cast the first segment, staying in

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ing “table.” Workers clean the udders, then attach the computerized milking machine, which logs how much product the cows produce. Every cow has an electronic identification tag (EID), and as it takes the short ride around the table, details about the animal, such as whether it’s time to trim its hooves, are gathered by scanning the EID. At the older facility, scanning is done during feeding. “The scans provide critical and immediate information that we can use to take action; for instance, they tell us what stage of gestation a pregnant cow is in and if we need to stop milking her,” Cnossen said, noting that cows have a ninemonth gestation period. “If that’s the case, the cow is pulled out of production, hooves are trimmed and she gets a couple of months off to just eat and relax until she calves. A day after giving birth, we milk her for the colostrum, which is fed to newborns and contains needed antibodies.”

“They hold 6,000 to 7,000 pounds easily, allowing operators to get the same volume as before with one scoop.” Routine scheduled service is complimentary through Kirby-Smith for the first 2,000 hours or three years under the Komatsu CARE program. Cnossen believes it’s a good way for his service personnel to become familiar with the loader before performing the work themselves. “My mechanics can watch Kirby’s techs and learn from them,” he said. “When Komatsu CARE expires, they will know what to do. That’s excellent value. We have come to expect great service from Britt and Kirby-Smith. Before we bought the WA320s, we rented some equipment from them, and they let us demo the loaders to make sure they were the right fit. Our relationship has grown because the equipment is good, and they stand behind it. If we have a need, I can call Britt or anyone at Kirby and know it will be addressed as quickly as possible.”

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Komatsu Loaders Increase Efficiency Mature cows are fed a daily ration that’s carefully balanced for vitamins, minerals, protein, energy and starch. Up to 40 percent of the crops that go into Cnossen The 34,000-lb.-plus Komatsu WA320-8 loaders are slightly larger Dairy’s feed mix are and have more horsepower (165 hp) than Cnossen’s previous grown in its adjacent machines. fields. The business puts up between 80,000 and 120,000 tons of wheat, corn and Holsteins. “Jerseys are smaller, so they eat less, although, in turn, sorghum silage annually. Approximately one year ago, Cnossen Dairy added four produce a lot more solids such as butterfat and protein, which Komatsu WA320-8 wheel loaders to its operation. Their pri- are more profitable,” said Cnossen. “Holsteins have always mary task is to dig into stockpiled feed products and load been our staple, and they give the most milk. It’s a good comthem into mixers. The 34,000-lb.-plus loaders are slightly bination for us.” Cnossen and his family also are looking for innovative larger and have more horsepower (165 hp) than Cnossen’s methods to be more efficient, increase profitability and add previous machines. “The loaders sped up operations and increased our effi- value for customers. “I think we can be more vertically integrated and provide ciency by between 20 and 30 percent,” said Cnossen, noting that occasionally the dairy uses them to clean corrals. “We’re some manufacturing,” Cnossen said. “I believe it’s possible able to load mixers three to four minutes faster with the to take more water out of the milk. Currently, it’s about 85 WA320s, and when you run 60 to 70 loads of feed per day, percent. Cutting that in half would allow us to keep more that’s a big savings in fuel and labor. They are very user- water on site, which could be used on the crops. “We’re always forward-looking, whether it’s in raising friendly and easy to operate, too.” Cnossen purchased the loaders with the assistance of Britt cows with better genetics or finding ways to improve operaStubblefield, Kirby-Smith Machinery territory manager, tions,” he added. “At the same time, we honor the past, our who also helped Cnossen rent a compactor and an excavator. roots and where we came from. We’re proud that the kids are They worked together to ensure the loaders were equipped involved and want to be a part of Cnossen Dairy’s future. It’s a great life.” with the right buckets to fit the dairy’s specific application. (This article originally appeared in the Kirby-Smith “We’re not handling high-density, heavy materials like in earthmoving, so going to a larger rollout was feasible, and Connection which is produced by Construction the WA320s carry our loads without issues,” Jim pointed out. Publications, Inc.) 

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WANTED (IN USA): ALL MODELS CONVENTIONAL TRACTOR TRUCKS. WHOLESALE TANDEM AXLE DAYCAB TRUCKS – MACK, FREIGHTLINER, KENWORTH OR PETERBILT. EMAIL: MARKETING@ERTRUCK.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (IN USA): ALTEC AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT, MODEL DR160A. ROUND BALE UNROLLER. EMAIL: RED_WKS@YAHOO.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (IN USA): DITCH WITCH MODEL JT20 BORING MACHINES. I'M LOOKING FOR DRILL STEM OR PARTS FOR 2020 POSSIBLY PARTS MACHINE. EMAIL: STRAIGHTUPTRIPPIN2014@GMAIL.COM PHONE: 360-324-2637 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (IN NY): DURA GRADE ALL MODELS ASPHALT / CONCRETE / PAVING. I AM LOOKING FOR USED CONCRETE FORMS - 6 BAR (10X2). EMAIL: BEECHWOODCLOSE@ HOTMAIL.COM PHONE: 917-939-6407 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (IN USA): VOLVO MODEL L90F WHEEL LOADER. EMAIL: IRON@ZADOON.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (USA): BOMAG BC 772 RB COMPACTION EQUIPMENT. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A DRIVE MOTOR TO FIT A BOMAG BC772RB LANDFILL COMPACTOR. PLEASE FORWARD DETAILS, PHOTOS AND ASKING PRICE TO CHES TROWBRIDGE. THANK YOU. EMAIL: SALES@MARCELEQUIPMENT.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (WA): VERMEER ALL MODELS DRILLS. LOOKING FOR ANY USED 24 40 DRILL ROD OR NEW ROD FOR A GOOD PRICE. ALSO DRILL MACHINES IN THE MID SIZE CATEGORY. EMAIL: NWDIRECTIONAL@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (USA): GALION ALL MODELS ASPHALT / CONCRETE / PAVING. WANTED GALION STATIC ROLLERS EMAIL JPICT@AOL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (GA): JOHN DEERE 200 MODEL EXCAVATOR. COMMENTS: EXCAVATOR WITH A THUMB AND WORKING A.C. GOOD UC AND HYDRAULICS AND NOT PRICED OVER $30,000. EMAIL:WWW.BITMCRAE64@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 972H WHEEL LOADER. COMMENTS: LOOKING FOR IT IN ANY CONDITION. EMAIL: MINA@HIEEQUIPMENT.COM PHONE: 775-234-8837 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): CATERPILLAR 140G MOTOR GRADER. COMMENTS: LOOKING FOR ANY CONDITION (WORKING OR NON-WORKING) WITH A DIGITAL MONITOR OR ANALOG. EMAIL: MINA@HIEEQUIPMENT.COM PHONE: 775-234-8837 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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MINNESOTA ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION SAVE the DATE for the MAPA Family Event Date: May 18, 2019 Time: 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM Place: Canterbury Park 1100 Canterbury Access Road, Shakopee, MN Kick off the Construction Season with MAPA! For more information on this MAPA Family Event, contact MAPA at 651/6364666.

AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION (APWA) APWA North American Snow Conference Start Date: May 19, 2019 End Date: May 22, 2019 Place Name: Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center 90 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Description: 2019 Snow Conference has it all – from expert-led snow and ice education sessions to an exhibit floor full of excited vendors who can not wait to show you the latest winter maintenance solutions for your community. Make plans to join your peers and take advantage of everything the NASC has to offer and meet us in Salt Lake City! For more information, contact APWA at 1200 Main Street, Suite 1400, Kansas City, MO 64105-2100. Phone: 816/472-6100. Toll Free: 800/848-APWA. Fax: 816/472-1610.

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2nd International Interactive Symposium on UHPC Dates: June 2, 2019 to June 5, 2019 Time: 5:00 PM-4:00 PM Place: Hilton Albany, Albany, New York, USA 40 Lodge Street, Albany, NY, USA Description: We are pleased to welcome you to the 2nd International Interactive Symposium on Ultra-High, Performance Concrete to be held in Albany, New York from June 2 to June 5, 2019. Building on the success of the first symposium that was held in July 2016, we are bringing together the UHPC Community for more learning, networking and advancement of this innovative technology. The interactive symposium will afford professionals working on all aspects of UHPC to: • Share knowledge about applications and opportunities • Broaden technical depth • Identify knowledge gaps • Grow the UHPC family dedicated to truly working together to achieve similar goals For more information, on the Symposium, contact: Iowa State University, Ames, IA Website: http://www.uhpcsymposium.com/ Email: sri@iastate.edu Phone: 515/294-6222

May 20, 2019 to May 25, 2019 8:00-16:00 University of Illinois of Chicago 1200 West Harrison Street, Chicago, IL United States Sponsor(s): JCI, JSCE, ASCE Description: The ISEC-10 Conference aims to bring together the state-ofthe-art research and their applications in the fields of structural engineering and construction management. The Conference will provide a platform to discuss recent technical advancements and innovations in the profession of structural engineering and construction. For more information, contact: North Dakota State University P. O. Box 1334, Fargo, ND 58107 United States Website: www.isec-society.org/ISEC 10 Phone: 701/237-7878

MINNESOTA ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION 2019 NRRA Pavement Workshop Dates: May 21 – 23, 2019 We hope you have saved the dates for the 2019 NRRA Pavement Workshop, May 21 – 23. We have the best minds in the pavement industry on our various NRRA Teams. We will have the latest high-tech equipment at MnROAD. We will provide updates on current NRRA research initiatives. If that is not enough, we can show you what Minnesota’s brutal winter did to our pavements during the last six months with a tour of MnROAD. For more information on this Workshop, contact MAPA: Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association 1000 Westgate Drive, Suite 252 St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 Telephone: 651/636-4666.

BONNELL INDUSTRIES, INC. TRUCK & ROAD EQUIPMENT BIENNIAL EQUIPMENT EXPO DATES: JUNE 5 – 6, 2019 PLACE: DIXON, ILLINOIS LOCATION: 1385 Franklin Grove Road, Dixon, Illinois DESCRIPTION: Bonnell Industries hosts their biennial Equipment Expo to introduce customers to their valued vendors, and to display new product advancements. In addition, the customers and vendors get the opportunity to meet the awesome employees that manufacture and install all of Bonnell’s products. The Bonnell Expo is anticipated to be bigger than ever before with over 40 vendors showcasing quality equipment. Also, new to the itinerary this year are Education Sessions! This year, Bonnell will exhibit full-equipped snow and ice fighting customer trucks, their industrial leaf vacuums, road drags, and Used Equipment for sale during the two-day event. Among the display equipment are NEW Bonnell built trucks available for purchase at the event! At the Bonnell Equipment Expo this year, look for the employees wearing Bonnell Orange shirts. The Bonnell staff is more than happy to answer any questions that you may have whether they are technical or sales-related. All available Bonnell employees are there to help! Not only is being at the Expo pleasant and educational, but there will be food, too! Each attendee will receive one free BBQ lunch ticket upon arrival. There will be pre-lunch snacks also! Don’t miss out on good food, great conversation, and quality equipment. This even will not happen again until June of 2021! Visit www.bonnell.com to learn how to register for this event!

22ND ANNUAL SNOW & ICE SYMPOSIUM (SIMA). Dates: Place:

JUNE 25 – 26, 2019 DeVos Place 303 Monroe Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 The Greatest Show in Snow is headed to Grand Rapids, Michigan for our 22nd Annual Snow & Ice Symposium, and we would love to see you there! The Snow & Ice Symposium Trade Show features over 140 companies providing products, programs and services for snow & ice management industry professionals. You will be able to view new products, make purchasing decisions, and learn from our supporters. Easy to get to, get around in, and afford, Grand Rapids is a perfect destination for the 22nd Annual SIMA Symposium! Complimentary Airport Shuttle is offered. The Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR) is 13 miles from downtown and serves six major airlines, offering 120+ daily nonstop flights. Grand Rapids will be packed this June as we bring all the equipment, education and networking opportunities to the picturesque riverfront setting of the DeVos Place. The rush will be real in Grand Rapids, MI at the 22nd Annual Snow & Ice Symposium, featuring the industry’s biggest trade show! With 35+ hours of diverse education, the Best Show in Snow has something for every role in your snow and ice company. From museums to breweries, Grand Rapids has a lot to be excited about and it is accessible. You can do more in Grand Rapids in one day than you can in one week in other cities – think “close & convenient.” This key location is part of a vibrant downtown entertainment district featuring dining establishments, breweries, nightclubs, museums, and Arena, all within walking distance. The trade show will be held in Exhibit Hall BC. For easy access, enter from the Amway Grand Plaza skyway, Lyon Street, or the Monroe Avenue main entrance. For more information on the 22nd Annual Snow & Ice Symposium, contact Snow & Ice Management Association, 10140 N. Port Washington Road, Mequon, WI 53092. Phone: 414/375-1940. Email: Info@sima.org.

FORESTRY PRODUCTS MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT EXPO Connect, Explore, Discover Industry Meets Opportunity Dates: June 26, 2019 to June 28, 2019

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Georgia World Congress Center 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW Atlanta, GA 30313 Forest Products Machinery & Equipment Expo is a 3-day event being held from 26th June to 28th June 2019 in Atlanta, GA, USA. This event will feature forest products and equipment, forest machinery and tools, parts and devices, components and accessories and other similar range of products and services. This Expo provides the forest products industry with a quality venue to discuss trends, discover new technologies and focus on manufacturing success. For more information on the Forestry Products Machinery & Equipment Expo: https://www.sfpaexpo.com/.

AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION (APWA) May/June 2019 EVENTS: May 13 – 17, 2019 APWA Illinois Roads Scholar Program – 2019 Keller Convention Center Effingham, IL, Effingham, IL May 19 – 25, 2019 National Public Works Week All over, Unknown, WA May 22 – 23, 2019 2019 APWA Chicago Metro Expo and Conference Sponsorship Opportunities Odeum, Villa Park, IL May 22 – 23, 2019 2019 Expo and 5K Registration Odeum Expo Center, Villa Park, IL May 22 – 23, 2019 2019 APWA Chicago Metro Expo and Conference (Booth) Odeum, Villa Park, IL June 5 – 8, 2019 2019 Annual Conference Austin, Lewisville, TX June 5, 2019 Central Texas Branch / Central Branch 2019 CTB Scholarship Golf Tournament Crystal Falls Golf Course, Leander, TX June 5, 2019 Michigan / Downriver Branch Dan Brooks Scholarship Annual Golf Outing Lakes of Taylor TBD, MI Come Join us for the annual Dan Brooks Scholarship Golf Outing June 5, 2019 Ohio / Southwest Branch Traffic Engineering Workshop: Save the Date! Receptions Conference Centers, Fairfield, OH June 5, 2019 Chicago Metro / Southwest Branch Southwest Branch Golf Outing Silver Lake Country Club, Orland Park, IL For more information on the above events, contact APWA. Address: 1275 K St. NW #750, Washington, DC 20005. Phone: 202/408-9541. Toll Free: 800/848-APWA.

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ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Dallas (Ft. Worth), TX Wed., May 15, 2019 For: Late Model Construction Equipment & more • North Haven, CT Sat., May 18, 2019 For: Major 2-Day Job Completion • Syracuse, NY Sun., May 19, 2019 For: Large Equipment Shop, Support Equipment • Orlando, FL Tues., May 21, 2019 For: Large Rental Return Auction • Toronto (Ontario), Canada Sat., May 25, 2019 For: Major Late Model Rental Return Auction • Portland, ME Thurs., May 30, 2019 For: Large Ag & Construction Equipment Auction • Parkersburg, WV Fri., May 31, 2019 For: Very Special Sale. Late Model Construction Equipment & more • Manchester, VT Sat., June 1, 2019 For: Complete Liquidation Late Model Construction Equipment • Newark, NJ Thurs., June 6, 2019 For: Complete Liquidation Retirement Auction

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• Houston, TX Wed., June 19, 2019 For: Late Model Rental Returns

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• Philadelphia, MS May 22 - 23, 2019 For: Huge 2-Day Public Auction DON SMOCK AUCTION CO., INC. www.dsa-auctions.com 765-778-9277

For: Indiana Department of Administration Surplus • Crawfordsville, IN Tues., June 4, 2019 For: Indiana Department of Administration Surplus • Crawfordsville, IN Thurs., June 11, 2019 For: Indiana Department of Administration Surplus FREY & SONS, INC. www.freyandsons.com 419-455-3739 • Columbus, OH Fri., May 31, 2019 For: The Shelly Company Spring 2019 Auction GOVPLANET an IronPlanet Solution www.govplanet.com 844-225-8799 • ONLINE ONLY Closes July 2, 2019 For: PennDOT Annual Heavy Equipment Auction HESS AUCTIONEERS www.hessauctioneers.net 866-511-2493 • Marietta, PA Fri., June 14, 2019 For: Trucks, Trailers & Equipment • Marietta, PA Fri., August 16, 2019 For: Trucks, Trailers & Equipment HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY www.hunyady.com 800-233-6898 • Tunkhannock (Scranton), PA Thurs., May 16, 2019 For: Absolute Auction Complete Liquidation I.R.A.Y. AUCTION www.iraymn.com 320-968-7230 • Foley, MN Fri., June 7, 2019 For: Heavy Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction IRON BOUND AUCTIONS www.ironboundauctions.com 432-209-5112 • Seminole, TX May 21 - 22, 2019 For: Two Day Equipment Auction

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• Seven Valleys, PA Tues., May 14, 2019 For: Tractor, Farm & Construction Equipment Auction

• Waverly, NY Sat., May 18, 2019 For: Heavy Duty Construction & Farm Equipment Sale

• Seven Valleys, PA Tues., June 11, 2019 For: Tractor, Farm & Construction Equipment Auction

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WAYNE PIKE AUCTION COMPANY www.waynepikeauction.com 763-389-2700 • Princeton, MN Sat., June 8, 2019 For: Construction Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction WESTERN CONSTRUCTION AUCTIONS INC. www.wca-online.com 866-731-7760 • Perris, CA Fri., June 14, 2019 For: Heavy Equipment Auction WSM AUCTIONEERS www.wsmauctioneers.com 623-936-3300 • Phoenix, AZ Sat., June 8, 2019 For: Live Public Auction • Phoenix, AZ Sat., July 13, 2019 For: Live Public Auction • Phoenix, AZ Sat., August 10, 2019 For: Live Public Auction YODER & FREY HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS www.yoderandfrey.com 419-865-3990 • Kissimmee, FL Thurs., May 23, 2019 For: Heavy Equipment Auction • Findlay, OH (New Site) Thurs., June 6, 2019 For: Heavy Equipment Auction

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bidadoo Online Auctions Completes Record First Quarter bidadoo sales increased more than 70 percent in the 1st quarter of 2019, year-over-year. This significant increase can be attributed to bidadoo’s growing experienced salesforce, geographic expansion — including additional growth in Canada and Mexico, and market migration to efficient online auctions. Increased sales also was fueled by significant growth in the bidadoo Marketplace (Multi-channel: BuyNow, Make-Offer), and further investment in customer-facing reMarketing technologies. These investments have greatly expanded bidadoo’s operational capabilities, and success, in supporting some of the world’s largest fleet owners. bidadoo drove an 84 percent increase in total bids and a 51 percent increase of auction participants during the 1st quarter 2019, year-over-year. Visitors accessing bidadoo via mobile device also increased in the first quarter of 2019, increasing by 61 percent compared to the previous year. As the largest seller of equipment and trucks on eBay, bidadoo enables its sellers to reach a truly global buyer base, and provides an efficient and trusted platform for buyers across the world. bidadoo’s growth also was supported by bidadoo’s partner eBay growing active buyers across the eBay platform to 180 million global active buyers. “With 16 years of outstanding partnership, we are thrilled that bidadoo continues to achieve new sales records on eBay,” said Marni Levine, VP of merchandising at eBay. “Their focus on customer service is commendable and a critical element to their success. Together we’re changing the way heavy equipment is transacted by making top-quality inventory available across borders and devices.” bidadoo also boosted sales in its bidadoo Marketplace by

“We have found significant value in their online auction model.” Scott Place Takeuchi Manufacturing

more than 220 percent year-over-year. The bidadoo Marketplace is a Buy Now, negotiated sale, and best-offer channel. The bidadoo Marketplace is a channel that features equipment available for immediate sale versus weekly noreserve auctions. This marketplace gives bidadoo sellers the certainty of setting a pre-determined price they’re willing to accept for the sale of their equipment. For buyers, the bidadoo Marketplace provides the choice to buy equipment immediately, rather than bidding on bidadoo’s no-reserve weekly auctions. “We have found significant value in their online auction model,” said Scott Place, director of national accounts with Takeuchi Manufacturing, “They take care of everything and are easy to do business with.” With the more efficient bidadoo online auction model, sellers are able to achieve superior net returns through bidadoo vs. many live and online auction providers, with quicker speed to market and no need to transport equipment to a land-based live auction facility. bidadoo Fleet reMarketing Solutions — Powerful Fleet Management and Sales Platform

bidadoo continues to invest and deliver customer-facing technologies to enable large fleet sellers to maximize the value of their fleet. bidadoo is working with some of the largest fleet owners in the world to provide proactive, endto-end remarketing solutions with cloud-based platforms. The bidadoo Fleet reMarketing Solutions is a suite of tools, technologies, and services that enable fleet owners to manage their inventory and make informed decisions that will provide them with greater net asset returns. The bidadoo Fleet reMarketing Solutions platform includes: • reSales — Multi-channel sales platforms includes NoReserve Auctions, bidadoo Marketplaces (Buy-Now, MakeOffer, Negotiated Sale, Private Party Sales or Dealer-Only), Sealed Bid, Whitelabel solutions • reValue — Asset Pricing, Sales Metrics, Appraisals, Trends and Analytics • reMarket — Campaigns, Targeting, Social, Mobile, eBay, SEO, Sale Day • reSpect — Equipment Details, Features, Specifications, Templates, Video Demonstration • reFleet — Fleet Inventory Management, Integration with ERP and Other Systems, Manage and Optimize Assets and Workflows between Sales Channels • reSite — Branded and White-label Equipment Remarketing Solutions • reServe — Buyer and bidder support services including Auction Service Center, payments, shipping & logistics, financing, titles and registration, export, etc. For more information, visit www.bidadoo.com. 

Case Unveils ProjectTETRA Concept at bauma 2019 The Case methane-powered wheel loader concept is testament to CNH Industrial’s longstanding commitment to alternative fuel technologies, and is further proof of the practicability and flexibility of natural gas, demonstrating its viability in both on and off road applications.

Case Construction Equipment, a brand of CNH Industrial N.V. gave the public an insight into a sustainable, connected and technologically advanced future of construction at the bauma trade show in Munich, Germany, with the unveiling of its methane-powered wheel loader concept — ProjectTETRA. Jointly developed by the CNH Industrial international design and Case engineering teams, this concept is a clear departure from anything seen to date in the

construction industry. The concept reflects both the increasing importance of alternative fuels, and demonstrates their viability in the construction environment: the concept wheel loader is powered by a proven methane engine, produced by sister brand FPT Industrial, and delivers exactly the same performance as its diesel equivalent. This is combined with cutting edge styling and an advanced operator environment, which makes extensive use of touchscreen and voice control technologies.

Furthermore, innovative safety features include biometric technologies together with an obstacle detection system, which is derived from CNH Industrial's autonomous vehicle research and development program. Case has demonstrated the feasibility of this concept in a range of real-world construction environments as well as proving the business case, in terms of sustainability, reduced overall total cost of ownership and operational viability.

The Case methane-powered wheel loader concept is testament to CNH Industrial's longstanding commitment to alternative fuel technologies, and is further proof of the practicability and flexibility of natural gas, demonstrating its viability in both on and off road applications. For further information on the Case methane-powered wheel loader concept — ProjectTETRA, including images, video and technical information, please visit: http://bit.ly/CASE_ProjectTETRA.

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com 4 RIVERS EQUIPMENT............................................................................11 AAA TRUCK FINDERS TRANSPORTATION...........................................19 ACTIVE HEAVY DUTY COOLING............................................................10 AED SUMMIT/CONDEX........................................................................... 26 ALLIED CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS.................................................. 55 APPLIED MACHINERY SALES..................................................................2 AUCTION BLOCK..................................................................................... 76 BARGAINS................................................................................................ 74 BELL TRUCKS AMERICA INC................................................................. 25 BOBCAT COMPANY................................................................................. 49 BOMAG AMERICAS INC.......................................................................... 40 CALVIN GROUP INC................................................................................ 14 CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS INC......................................................46 CEG SCALE MODELS..............................................................................18 CLASSIFIEDS........................................................................................... 74 COASTLINE EQUIPMENT........................................................................24 CONEXPO................................................................................................. 30 CONNECT WORK TOOLS....................................................................... 69 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.............................................68,75 DOMINION EQUIPMENT PARTS.............................................................50 DUAL DOZER - HITCHDOC.....................................................................69 DYNAPAC.............................................................................................42,43 ECCO EQUIPMENT..................................................................................16 EMPIRE CAT............................................................................................... 5 EQUIPMENT AND TRUCKS INC............................................................. 17 ESCO CORP............................................................................................. 65 FLANGE LOCK..........................................................................................74 HELAC INC................................................................................................64 HENDRIX MACHINERY LLC...................................................................... 3 HITACHI EXCAVATOR.............................................................................. 35 HYDREMA US INC....................................................................................10 HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT........................................ 28,29 ICUEE - ASSOC OF EQUIPMENT MFRS............................................... 34 IEDA ..........................................................................................................13 IRON BOUND AUCTIONS........................................................................76 JAMES G MURPHY CO KENMORE WA................................................................................ 81 JCB INC..................................................................................................... 71 JEFF MARTIN AUCTIONEERS INC CANTON TX.................................................................................... 79 JFW EQUIPMENT INC............................................................................. 44 JOHN DEERE..............................................................................................8 JOHN DEERE SKID STEER.................................................................... 51 KIRBY-SMITH MACHINERY INC..............................................................84 KOMATSU AMERICA CORP............................................................... 32,33 KUBOTA ENGINE AMERICA CORP.......................................................... 9 KUBOTA EXCAVATOR................................................................................6 LEEBOY.....................................................................................................48

LIVINGSTON MACHINERY...................................................................... 12 MAULDIN PAVING PRODUCTS...............................................................47 MINNICH MANUFACTURING.................................................................. 38 NPK CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INC...............................................67 OILQUICK..................................................................................................64 OKADA AMERICA INC..............................................................................66 PEMBERTON INC.....................................................................................69 PERKINS ENGINES COMPANY LIMITED...............................................11 RITCHIE BROS AUCTIONEERS CASPER WY....................................................................................77 UNRESERVED PUBLIC AUCTION................................................ 83 ROADTEC INC.......................................................................................... 39 ROTOTILT..................................................................................................63 SAKAI AMERICA INC................................................................................45 SCOTT EQUIPMENT................................................................................ 21 SEPPI M. SPA/AG.....................................................................................64 TAKEUCHI............................................................................................ 72,73 THUNDER CREEK....................................................................................26 TROPHY TRACTOR................................................................................. 15 VANTAGE AUCTIONS.............................................................................. 76 VOLVO COMPACTION............................................................................. 46 VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT-NA............................................. 7 WACKER NEUSON.................................................................................. 27 WIRTGEN AMERICA................................................................................ 41 YANMAR AMERICA CORP.......................................................................31

PACIFIC NORTHWEST SUPPLEMENT CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.................................................. 11 GORILLA HAMMERS..................................................................................1 LANDMARK EQUIPMENT.......................................................................... 9 MODERN MACHINERY..............................................................................7 ORION EQUIPMENT................................................................................ 12 PACWEST MACHINERY............................................................................ 3 PETERS & KEATTS EQUIPMENT INC......................................................5 TRIAD MACHINERY................................................................................... 9

UTAH SUPPLEMENT CENTURY EQUIPMENT.............................................................................9 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE.................................................... 7 EQUIPMENT SALES INC......................................................................... 11 GORILLA HAMMERS..................................................................................1 HOWE RENTAL & SALES........................................................................ 11 KOMATSU EQUIPMENT CO......................................................................2 RASMUSSEN EQUIPMENT CO.................................................................3 UTAH TRACK AND WELDING................................................................... 1 WESTERN STATES EQUIPMENT COMPANY..........................................9 WHEELER CAT......................................................................................... 12

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