Northeast 25 December 11, 2019 by Construction Equipment Guide

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® December 11 2019 Vol. LVI • No. 25

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CEG’s Top Holiday Gift Picks for 2019…10

ShoulderMaster Tur ns Heads in New Yor k…16

On Route 187, a Caterpillar 335 excavator receives concrete.

After Years of Flooding, Work Still Remains in Pa. By Brenda Ruggiero CEG CORRESPONDENT

Gyr u- Star Tur ns Ske ptic Into a Be liever…67

Table of Contents................ 4 Recycling Section........ 67-88

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Engineering District 3 continues to work to remedy the challenges created by above average precipitation in north

By Irwin Rapoport

Truck & Trailer Section........ .................................... 95-102

General contractors and subcontractors across the nation are witnessing increases in construction costs, be it for department of transportation contracts or commercial, industrial, institutional and residential projects. While some companies, due to their size and geographical range, have been aware of the trend from the beginning, others are dealing with it on a case-by-case basis and are seeking data to confirm their suspicions.

Auction Section...... 116-125 Business Calendar.......... 120 Advertisers Index............ 126

approximately $30 million for statewide emergency funding in a given fiscal year. “The repairs for most of the damaged areas are complete or are currently under repair,” said Kim Smith PennDOT community relations coordinator. “However, the long-term impacts see REPAIRS page 20

Contractors Discuss Rising Construction Costs

Attachment Section.... 89-94

Snow & Ice Section..103-106

central Pennsylvania. This has occurred since 2016 and has resulted in flooding in many areas. Recently, PennDOT reported that 411 flood damaged highways were repaired. This included both roadway and bridge projects at an approximate cost of $56 million in 2018. This is well above the normal PennDOT budget of

CEG CORRESPONDENT

“If you think construction is getting more expensive, you’re right,” Ken Simonson, chief economist of The Associated General Contractors of America, told Construction Equipment Guide. “The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) compiles a producer price index (PPI) that measures the change in what contractors say they would charge to put up a set of specific non-residential buildings. By asking the same contractors about the same set of hypothetical buildings each month, BLS is able to compare ‘apples to apples.’ “The PPI for new non-residential building

construction increased 5.6 percent from August 2018 to August 2019,” he added. “In contrast, the consumer price index (CPI) — the most commonly cited measure of inflation as experienced by consumers — increased only 1.7 percent over that period. Over the past three years, when construction costs began to accelerate, the ‘bid price’ index has risen 13 percent, while the CPI climbed just 7 percent.” According to Simonson, construction costs have been driven by an acute shortage of hourly craft workers and by tariffs on steel, see COSTS page 100

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QUALITY USED EQUIPMENT VALUE V ALUE & PERFORMANCE ASSURED

2013 CATERPILLAR 420F IT, 3979 HRS, S/N: JWJ01251 ........$57,500

2011 CATERPILLAR D6T LGP, 5615 HRS, S/N: ZJB00172 ........$123,000

1978 CATERPILLAR 941B, 8561 HRS, S/N: UPFH6535 ........$12,500

2013 CATERPILLAR 420F, 4745 HRS, S/N: SKR02047 ................$53,500

2015 CATERPILLAR CS34, 320 HRS, S/N: 51400154 ................$68,000

2006 CASE 445CT, 160 HRS, S/N: N6M431267 ....................$21,000

2014 CATERPILLAR 303E, 609 HRS, S/N: HHM00170 ..............$35,500

2011 CATERPILLAR D5K XL, 1787 HRS, S/N: WWW01156 ......$92,000

2012 CATERPILLAR 316EL, 4411 HRS, S/N: DZW00261 ........$97,500

1997 CASE 1840, 3355 HRS, S/N: JAF0221344....................$12,000

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With the holiday season fast approaching, check some items off your list with these construction-themed gifts. From big-ticket items to stocking stuffers, there is something here for everyone.

ROBERT H. FINKE & SON TAKES ON SHOULDERMASTER

SPENDING DECLINES, BUT TOPS 2018 LEVEL BY 1.1 PERCENT

Construction spending declined 0.8 percent in October from September but topped year-ago levels by 1.1 percent according to an analysis Dec. 2 by the Associated General Contractors of America.

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE’S TOP HOLIDAY GIFT PICKS

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DOOSAN INFRACORE OFFICIALLY UNVEILS ITS NEW ‘CONCEPT-X’

Concept-X is a comprehensive control solution that can be used to survey worksite topography, establish operational plans based on the data and operate construction equipment without human intervention.

PA. HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION TEACHER EARNS KUDOS

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A construction teacher from Harrisburg has won second place in the 2019 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence, earning his high school skilled trades program $35,000 as part of $1 million awarded nationally.

RECYCLING SECTION

GOMACO OFFERS ITS FIRST-EVER DIECAST MODELS FOR SALE

Fay, a heavy-civil and industrial construction company, was recognized as a top subcontractor by Bechtel at the company’s annual Supply Chain Awards for exceptional work on projects for Bechtel’s Oil, Gas and Chemical business unit.

GOMACO Corporation, for the first time in the company’s 55-year history, is offering diecast models for sale, exclusively at www.gomaco.com/models. The models are 1:32 scale and feature several moveable parts.

Messick’s Equipment’s 7th annual Christmas Light Show has opened. The show, which is free and open to the public, features a drive-up show full of tractors, lights and energy-filled Christmas music.

The 55th U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree — a 60-ft. Blue Spruce from New Mexico’s Carson National Forest — has started its way to Washington, D.C., following its Nov. 6 harvesting near Red River, N.M.

Christina Ameigh, regional vice presiden, western region at Greensboro-based Volvo Trucks North America, is a powerful advocate of Volvo’s culture and has a strong pitch for women to consider a career in the trucking industry.

Denver is among four of the six most active airports in the nation that, to varying degrees, experience snow and ice each winter. Chicago O’Hare and New York’s JFK also make the list due to their locations in the Snow Belt.

The equipment and event rental industry in North America is expected to finish the year with total revenue up 5.35 percent to $61.56 billion, according to the latest forecast released by the American Rental Association (ARA).

BECHTEL RECOGNIZES FAY AS ITS TOP SUBCONTRACTOR

MESSICK’S FREE CHRISTMAS LIGHT SHOW RETURNS FOR ITS 7TH YEAR

WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION: CHRISTINA AMEIGH OF VOLVO TRUCKS

KING OF PRUSSIA EQUIPMENT HOLDS SCHOOL FOR MQ-WHITEMAN TROWELS

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• INV V #12822 #128228CE 28CEG • 3,489 HOU URS • 32,000LBS S OPERATING ATING WEIGHT •9 9’11” 11” ARM • HYD COUP PLER & 46” BKT • RUBBER PADS W/ W/28” TRACKS PRICE: $84,9 900 LOCATION: OCATION: MARCY, MARCY, NY

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N.Y.’s Robert H. Finke & Son Takes on ShoulderMaster

(L-R): Craig Pinson, managing director of ShoulderMaster; Rob Norman, production manager, ShoulderMaster; and Ashleigh Pinson, director of marketing and communications.

Just over a year ago John Finke, president of Robert H. Finke & Son, a heavy equipment dealership located in Selkirk, N.Y., and his General Manager, Don Fiacco, were researching a better way to attack a paving project at their own homes that, unless they could find an appropriate machine for the job, would involve laying a whole lot of asphalt by hand, which neither of them was particularly interested in doing. The research led them to a company in Australia that has revolutionized the way that road shoulders are created and/or expanded and to Robert H. Finke & Son becoming the premier ShoulderMaster dealer in the United States. What Is a ShoulderMaster? A ShoulderMaster is a skid steer attachment that is specifically designed to rehabilitate and widen road shoul- Each paver is made with the highest quality steel. ders. At a recent event held at Finke’s headquarters in Selkirk, by the government it created an interest in finding a purposeN.Y., where the ShoulderMaster product was being intro- built machine for road shoulder widening. He found that duced to a hand selected group of Finke customers, there were purpose-built, self-propelled road widening Construction Equipment Guide (CEG) interviewed Craig machines available in other parts of the world, but the cost Pinson, the inventor and managing director of was nearly impossible for him to justify. This led him to start creatively looking for an alternative. ShoulderMaster. Back in Australia, Pinson owned a civil contracting comAfter a process of trial and error, Pinson had a prototype pany that was primarily focused on building and maintaining government roads. Over the course of the last decade, the machine, which was essentially a stripped-down asphalt government started to put an increasing emphasis on the paver that was attached to a skid steer. From that very humwidening of road shoulders to improve the safety of ble beginning the ShoulderMaster universal skid steer paver Australia’s narrow network of highways. As Pinson started has gone through a series of transformations that has evolved to look at the increased volume of this type of work being let it into a modern asphalt and aggregate material paving

A digital camera and monitor aids the operator in maintaining grade.

machine. With an angled screed that allows for enhanced material distribution, the ShoulderMaster can distribute materials to a width up to 7-1/2 ft. The paver has been equipped with modern technology, including a handheld remote control that allows an operator to control height, width and slope from the ground where there is ideal visibility. Meanwhile, the skid steer operator need only concern himself with steering the skid steer. The paver also has been equipped with a wireless video monitoring system that allows for precise material placement. ShoulderMaster has been cognizant of the fact that there are many different varieties of skid steers and tracked compact loaders on the market and it has made the necessary adaptations for the ShoulderMaster to be suitable for nearly all of them, according to the manufacturer. All power for the operation of the paver is hydraulic, which is supplied by the skid steer. Hopper size is not a significant issue as in most applications the asphalt truck provides continuous material feeds to the paver’s hopper. “In Australia, the ShoulderMaster has become the accepted approach to road widening and they are now ready to explore international markets. With the tremendous potential of the U.S. market it made a lot sense to start in the USA,” Pinson said. “There are almost no unique parts on the ShoulderMaster, so for the dealers, supporting the product will not create a significant challenge. All of the hydraulic components are see SHOULDERMASTER page 110

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Crews Continue Road Repair Work in Pa. REPAIRS from page 1

from the flooding will take many years to recover from. Flood damage for most sites occurs during the actual flooding, however embankment failures or landslides can occur several months or years later due to the mechanics of the failure.” Smith released information on the top five projects created for PennDOT by flooding in the summer of 2018. Route 187, Wilmot Township, Bradford County Repairs for this area began on May 2, 2019 and were completed on Oct. 25, 2019. This involved a large rock embankment repair due to erosion at the toe of the slope. The total cost was $2 million. Repairs for this area along Route 187 began on May 2, 2019 and were completed on Oct. Repairs were completed by Glenn 25, 2019. This involved a large rock embankment repair due to erosion at the toe of the O. Hawbaker Inc. slope. The total cost was $2 million. “This is a major traffic route and approximately 650 feet of the embankment holding up the roadway failed due to 2018 flooding,” Smith said. Ongoing flooding conditions were encountered in the beginning stages of the project that created more of a challenge. Equipment used for the repairs included a Caterpillar 335 excavator, a Caterpillar 325 excavator, a Caterpillar 953 track loader, two Caterpillar D-6 dozers, one Caterpillar 25ton articulating dump truck, one Bomag BW 211D-40 single drum vibratory roller, one Gradall, one Caterpillar track skid steer, one Caterpillar track paver, one distributor truck, one Caterpillar CB 10 dual drum vibratory roller, one Hamm HD 12 dual drum vibratory roller, and one to 10 tri-axle dump trucks daily depending on the contractor’s operaOngoing flooding conditions were encountered in the beginning stages of the project tional needs. Subcontractors included Valley Seeding along Route 187 that created more of a challenge. Co. Inc.; Roadsafe Traffic Systems Inc.; and Interstate Safety Service Inc. The project involves a bridge replaceSubcontractors included HRI Inc., which ment. Work began May 28, 2019, and was provided paving of near and far approaches Route 4017, Troy Township, scheduled to be completed in November. structure and was the bituminous technician, Bradford County The cost is $1.8 million and the prime and Green Acres Contracting Co Inc., which This project started Oct. 28, 2019, and is contractor is Quandel Susquehanna Supply installed guiderail before and after the new scheduled to be complete by fall 2020. The Co. Inc. structure. cost is $2 million. It involves a large rock “The existing older bridge had damage embankment repair due to erosion at the toe due to the flood that was so severe, it was Route 87, Plunketts Creek, of the slope. beyond repair,” Smith said. “High water in Lycoming County The contractor is Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc. the creek hampered the operation (during the This repair began on May 29, 2018, and Smith noted that an embankment holding project).” was completed on Aug. 26, 2019. up the road failed. Equipment includes two Komatsu PC 280 The $1.775 million contract involved con“The failure, which occurred in the fall of US excavators, a John Deere 310A backhoe, structing a soldier pile retaining wall with 2018, was originally scheduled to be a Case TV 380 fully tracked skid steer with rock anchor-tie-backs, minor drainage and repaired in March, but was postponed due to various attachments, three 2018 F-150 pick- roadway reconstruction. the landslide progressing during the initial up trucks, one 2010 International tractor The prime contractor was Rylind repair project,” she said. trailer flatbed truck, on 2017 Mack diesel Construction Co., Lewisberry, Pa., with Route 1023, Wysox Township, tractor trailer equipment hauler and two John Kyle Eaton as project manager. Bradford County Deere 450K crawler dozers. The repair was necessary because an

On Route 87, McCrossin Foundations uses its Cat AP190 drill rig. The project involved constructing a soldier pile retaining wall with rock anchor-tiebacks, minor drainage and roadway reconstruction.

embankment holding up the road failed. Smith noted that a challenge with this repair was getting access for the drill rig and other construction equipment. “All work was behind a barrier as a single lane of traffic was maintained using traffic signals,” she said. The equipment list included a Cat AP190 drill rig, a John Deere 135G excavator, a Komatsu PC300LC and paving equipment. Subcontractors included McCrossin Foundations, Wagman Heavy Civil Inc. and Robert C. Young Inc. Route 2023, Asylum Township, Bradford County This project began on May 2, 2019, and completed on Sept. 11, 2019. It involved a sheet pile wall and rock embankment that had erosion at the toe of the slope. The cost was $1.45 million. The prime contractor was Susquehanna Valley Construction Corp. Equipment included a Terex high lift crane, an Erke pile vibrator, an ICE sheet hammer, two Caterpillar 231 excavators, one Caterpillar 301.8 mini-excavator, one Genie aeriel work platform, one 2018 F-150 pickup truck, a Caterpillar 420 F2 backhoe, see REPAIRS page 112

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2000 Komatsu D39E-1: 3,071 hours, 6-way blade, orops, joystick steer, 4 cyl Komatsu turbo, 16k lbs, stk#DZ247 ....................................................................$23,500

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Spending Declines, But Tops 2018 Level by 1.1 Percent “A drop in mortgage interest rates has given a boost to single-family homebuilding in recent months…”

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Construction spending declined 0.8 percent in October from September but topped year-ago levels by 1.1 percent, as decreases in private nonresidential, multifamily and public projects outweighed a recent revival in single-family homebuilding, according to an analysis Dec. 2 by the Associated General Contractors of America of new federal spending data. Association officials said that the impact of trade conflicts is harming private construction. “A drop in mortgage interest rates has given a boost to single-family homebuilding in recent months, but these gains have been offset by weak private nonresidential spending as trade friction drags down U.S. economic growth,” said Ken Simonson, the association’s chief economist. “Businesses that have been hurt by existing tariffs and retaliatory actions by U.S. trading partners or firms facing uncertainty over future trade policy are likely to hold off on construction projects.” Construction spending totaled $1.291 trillion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate in October, a decrease of 0.8 percent from the September rate but 1.1 percent more than the October 2018 rate, according to estimates the U.S. Census Bureau released. Year-todate spending for January-October combined fell 1.7 percent from the same months in 2018. Private residential construction spending declined 0.9 percent for the month but edged up 0.5 percent from a year ago. Single-family homebuilding rose for the fourth consecutive month, rising 1.6 percent from September, although the October rate was 3.1 percent less than in October 2018. Spending on multifamily projects was down 1.6 percent for the month and down 2.1 percent from a year earlier. Spending on residential improvements fell 4.5 percent for the month but increased 8.2 percent over 12 months. Private nonresidential spending decreased 1.2 percent from September to October and 4.3 percent from a year ago. Major private nonresidential segments experienced mixed year-over-year results. The largest — power

construction (comprising electric power generation, transmission and distribution, plus oil and gas fields and pipelines) — climbed 3.6 percent from a year ago. Commercial (retail, warehouse and farm) construction tumbled 17.7 percent. Manufacturing construction inched down 0.2 percent gain. Private office construction

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spending rose 1.0 percent. Public construction spending dipped 0.2 percent for the month but jumped 10.2 percent from a year earlier. Among the three largest public categories, spending in October climbed 8.4 percent compared to the October 2018 rate for highway and street construction spending, 9.8 percent for educational construction and 13.0 percent for transportation (airports, transit, rail and port) projects. Association officials observed that private nonresidential investment has weakened over the past year as trade disputes and uncertainty over future trade policy have had a negative impact on a variety of agricultural, manufacturing, distribution and transportation businesses. They urged the Trump administration to settle disputes promptly. “Construction firms are at risk of being caught in the crossfire from trade wars unless the government removes tariffs that are hurting the competitiveness of U.S. businesses and gets foreign countries to re-open their markets to U.S. exports,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, the association’s chief executive officer. “Until that happens, private nonresidential construction is likely to suffer.” For more information, visit www.agc.org. 

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Contractors Remain Busy…

Messick’s Free Christmas Light Show Employment Rises Returns for 7th Year in Elizabethtown as Firms Hire Amid Tight Labor Market Construction employment grew in 231, or 65 percent, out of 358 metro areas between October 2018 and October 2019, declined in 69 and was unchanged in 58, according to a new analysis of federal employment data released Nov. 25 by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association officials said hourly craftworker positions remain difficult to fill despite the widespread job gains, and they urged federal officials to promote more workplace-based immigration, along with career and technical education. “Employers in most areas remain busy and eager to hire workers, but they struggle to find qualified employees in many metros,” said Ken Simonson, the association’s chief economist. “The fact that job openings in construction set record highs each month suggests that more metros would post gains in construction employment if eligible workers were available.” The Dallas-Plano-Irving, Texas metro area added the most construction jobs during the past year (14,300 jobs, 10 percent). Other metro areas adding a large number of construction jobs during the past 12 months include Phoenix-MesaScottsdale, Ariz. (9,800 jobs, 8 percent); Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale, Calif. (9,700 jobs, 6 percent) and Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, Nev. (8,000 jobs, 12 percent). The largest percentage gain occurred in Omaha-Council Bluffs, Neb.-Iowa (20 percent, 5,900 jobs), followed by Auburn-Opelika, Ala. (15 percent, 400 jobs) and BendRedmond, Ore. (14 percent, 1,000 jobs). Construction employment reached a new October high in 76 metro areas and a new October low in two areas. The largest number of job losses between October 2018 and October 2019 occurred in New York City (minus 6,200 jobs, minus 4 percent), followed by Chicago-NapervilleArlington Heights, Ill. (minus 4,700 jobs, minus 3 percent); Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, Calif. (minus 3,100 jobs minus 3 percent) and Baton Rouge, La. (minus 2,500 jobs, minus 4 percent). The largest percentage decrease took place in Fairbanks, Alaska (minus 13 percent, minus 400 jobs), followed by Watertown-Fort Drum, N.Y. (minus 10 percent, minus 200 jobs); Longview, Texas (minus 10 percent, minus 1600 jobs) and Wichita Falls, Texas (minus 10 percent, minus 300 jobs). Association officials said the growing number of construction job openings shows the importance of measures to increase the supply of potential workers. The officials urged the Trump administration and Congress to make it easier to bring in workers for specific jobs that cannot be filled domestically and to strengthen career and technical education opportunities for students seeking alternatives to college. “Sustained economic growth depends on having a growing supply of both qualified workers and new entrants to expanding sectors such as construction,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, the association’s chief executive officer. “Construction firms are doing their best to address labor shortages, but federal officials can play a major role by putting in place needed immigration reforms and by adequately funding career and technical education.” 

Messick’s Equipment’s 7th annual Christmas Light Show has opened. The show, which is free and open to the public, features a drive-up show full of tractors, lights and energyfilled Christmas music. Last year Messick’s collected $45,368.40 of donations at the Christmas Light Show, bringing the 6-year total of donations raised to $212,712.02. Messick’s Christmas Light show features more than 70,000 Christmas lights choreographed to Christmas The show, which is free and open to the public, features a drive-up show full of music that is broadcast to FM tractors, lights and energy-filled Christmas music. radio, which visitors can One hundred percent of the pro- runs every evening from Dec. 6 enjoy from their car. The light show includes dozens of Kubota tractors and ceeds collected go to Mennonite through Dec. 30, from 6:00 to 9:30 Service, ECHOS p.m. excavators that are integrated into the Disaster Messick’s Farm Equipment is locatshow by using the machine’s head- (Elizabethtown Community Housing lights as part of the display. and Outreach Services), Paxton ed at 187 Merts Drive, Elizabethtown, Throughout the show, volunteers from Ministries and the Water Street Rescue Pa. 17022. For more information, call 800/222Messick’s will be collecting donations Mission. Messick’s Christmas Light Show 3373 or visit www.messicks.com.  that benefit five local charities.

A ‘Vital Partner’…

Bechtel Names Its Top Subcontractor Fay, an i+iconUSA Company, a heavy-civil and industrial construction company, was recognized as a top subcontractor by Bechtel at the company’s annual Supply Chain Awards for exceptional work on projects for Bechtel’s Oil, Gas and Chemical global business unit. Companies were evaluated on multiple factors including: overall performance, ability to deliver quality services/supplies on time, ability to work collaboratively to meet milestones and meeting or exceeding project expectations in aspects of safety, performance, technical expertise and environmental compliance. Nominations were reviewed and approved by Bechtel procurement and project managers with final approval from senior leadership.

“It has been an honor to be one of several contractors working to transform a former industrial site into the $6 billion Pennsylvania chemicals plant,” said Lester C. Snyder III, president and CEO of i+iconUSA. “We are grateful to be recognized on a global level for the work of all of our employees on site.” Fay has been performing marine and heavy civil construction for Bechtel for four years at the new Shell cracker plant in Monaca, Pa. Fay has been involved in both the Early Works and the Site Work and Earth Works Packages. “Fay has been a vital partner to Bechtel, working with us to achieve outstanding results for our customers,” said Al Hankins, corporate manager

procurement and contracts. “The performance of key suppliers continues to be critical to delivering superior service to our customers and advancing innovation for the industry.” About Fay, an i+iconUSA Company Fay, an i+iconUSA Company is one of two operating companies of Infrastructure and Industrial Constructors USA (i+iconUSA), a family of diversified heavy-civil and industrial construction companies recognized for safe and innovative infrastructure solutions. The origins of i+iconUSA date back to 1947 with the founding of Joseph B. Fay Company (Fay) operating primarily in the MidAtlantic States. 

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“As the largest construction industry-focused trade show in North America, ConExpo-Con/AGG seeks to draw attention to and celebrate the important role women play in the industry.” Dana Wuesthoff

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To help highlight women as a viable force of the construction industry, ConExpoCon/AGG announced a partnership with two women in construction-focused associations: The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and Women of Asphalt (WOFA). “As the largest construction industryfocused trade show in North America, ConExpo-Con/AGG seeks to draw attention to and celebrate the important role women play in the industry,” said Dana Wuesthoff, vice president of expositions and event services with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and ConExpo-Con/AGG show director. “Working together, ConExpo-Con/AGG, NAWIC and WOFA will not only showcase women industry leaders, but reinforce the career growth potential for women, who today represent a small percentage of the workforce and the opportunity to diversify the industry.” The organizations plan to pool their collective influence to sponsor and engage in education and other events at the show, running March 10-14, 2020 in Las Vegas. The partnership will kick-off on March 11 with a breakfast event — Genders on the Jobsite. Special guests Vicki O’Leary, founder of Be That One Guy and Lorein Barlow, director and producer of Hard Hatted Women will have a candid discussion on how women experience job site opportunities and challenges and explore how everyone has a role in keeping job sites productive and safe for all workers. “According to a Bureau of Labor Statistics survey, women make up only 9 percent of the total workers in construction,” said Chrissy Ingram, executive administrator of NAWIC National. “As our industry continues to grapple with a labor shortage, women are poised to help play a greater role in all areas of construction. By teaming with ConExpo-Con/AGG, organizations like

NAWIC and WOFA can help women thrive in a male-dominated industry.” Social media influencer and construction business owner Missy Scherber will join other influencers, including Aaron Witt of BuildWitt, Keaton Turner of Turner Mining Group and Stacey Tompkins of Tompkins Excavating for a panel discussion and networking event in the Tech Experience on Wednesday afternoon. The group will answer the most pressing questions on using social media to recruit new hires, developing corporate values and culture, taking marketing to the next level and the changing face of the construction industry. “Our industry and our companies all benefit from a diverse workforce,” said Amy Miller, president of WOFA. “Through Women of Asphalt, we are looking to fulfill industry workforce needs by engaging with women at schools, through our podcast, and in-person events to show them all they can achieve with a career in the asphalt industry.” Other events include: • Widening Your Workforce: Executive Lunch Forum on Friday • New Approaches to Building Female Construction Leaders • Gain a Competitive Advantage Through Construction Technology • Attracting and Training Your Workforce: Operating Engineers’ Innovative Solutions • Several Tech Talks will feature influential women in the industry, including Allie Kelly of the Ray, Lorein Barlow film maker of Hard Hatted Woman, and Desi Matel, chief wrangler at FIT. For more information on ConExpoCon/AGG, visit https://www.conexpoconagg.com. For more information about The National Association of Women in Construction, visit https://www.nawic.org/nawic/default.asp. For more information about Women of Asphalt, visit https://womenofasphalt.org/. 

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Women in Construction: Christina Ameigh of Volvo Trucks to their bottom line and are more open than ever to hiring and finding ways to retain women in this business. As managers, I think women have a lot to offer in bringing a unique perspective to the business. Without stereotyping too much, I think overall women can be more empathetic, detail oriented, good listeners and take a different approach to problem solving.” Ameigh believes that success is based on one’s ability to be flexible, adapt to surroundings and wear a lot of different hats. She has not met one dealer principal or fleet manager who hasn’t had to answer the phone at the front desk one day and take out the trash the next. “A reputation for flexibility and adaptability makes you a better manager and overall more of an asset in this business,” Ameigh said.

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According to a report by American Trucking Associations, in 2018 the trucking industry was short roughly 60,800 drivers, which was up nearly 20 percent from 2017’s figure of 50,700. If current trends hold, the shortage could swell to over 160,000 by 2028. Additionally, a 35 percent increase in freight volume is expected over the next 10 years. Volvo Trucks North America is working on various solutions. It is committed to providing career opportunities for women and recently brought Volvo Dynamic Steering (VDS) to North America. Perhaps where there is a will to integrate women into a solution, there is a way. Christina Ameigh, regional vice president — western region at Greensboro-based Volvo Trucks North America, is a powerful advocate of Volvo’s culture and has a strong pitch for women to consider a career in the trucking industry. “Volvo Trucks’ core values are safety, quality and environmental care,” Ameigh said. “I try to pull these values into the dayto-day activities when supporting our customers and drivers, and it’s really satisfying.” From 2013-2019 Ameigh was fleet sales manager. In this role she was the sales strategy leader for conquest and retention fleet accounts in the northeast United States region, working primarily with dealer partners to bolster sales. Her responsibilities included creating sales and pricing strategies with dealers to provide the right product for each customer. She also helped develop and maintain long-term relationships between Volvo Trucks and its fleet customers. In her current role, Ameigh is responsible for sustaining and increasing market share, profitability and growth and managing field sales activities for the western region of Volvo Trucks North America. “I enjoy empowering the dynamics of my team to change and grow,” Ameigh said. “And also strategizing with our dealer leadership to increase sales and garner new customers, and then seeing the results of those efforts and our customers’ satisfaction with the products.” The most challenging part of her role as regional vice president is the cultural differences in the west compared to any other part of the country. “They wear the ‘wild west’ reputation as a badge of honor,” Ameigh explained. “On one hand they are very spirited and on the other hand, they run fast and loose. As a per-

Volvo Dynamic Steering Volvo Dynamic Steering reduces steering force up to 85 percent, which can reduce driver fatigue and improve road safety. The system features an electric motor mounted atop a truck’s hydraulic steering gear. Sensors on the vehicle measChristina Ameigh, regional vice president — western region, of Volvo Trucks North ure input at more than 2,000 times per second to determine steering wheel response, America. and continuously monitor drivers’ actions, environmental factors and road conditions to make adjustments. With more controlled steering, VDS helps reduce operational fatigue by filtering road vibration Christina Ameigh and noise through the steering Volvo Trucks North America wheel. Repetitive motions due to varying roadway conditions and son that appreciates processes and details, • Truckers are older on average than other maneuvering actions could cause physical this goes against the foundation of my per- workers. Their median age is 46 compared discomfort, which can be lessened when sonality. But my team is doing a great job of with 41 for all workers. using this system. Testing has shown that loosening me up, which is probably good for Ameigh said that with a driver shortage in VDS has the potential to cut muscular strain me in a lot of ways.” the industry and freight demand increasing, by up to 30 percent and for some specific women are an obvious solution. Because it is motions, strain can be reduced up to 70 perThe Driver Shortage a “driver’s market,” many fleets are making cent. The United States Census Bureau reports the business more attractive to all drivers — “To me, this new feature enables our that more than 3.5 million people work as offering positions with more local travel so trucks to drive almost like your car at home. truck drivers, an occupation dominated by they are home more often, and newer trucks It is a game-changer,” Ameigh said. “This is men who hold more than 90 percent of truck that are equipped with features that make just one more feature of our trucks that driving jobs. driving easier for females, who tend to be makes the driving profession easier for any Here are some other key points about the smaller and shorter. driver, especially women.” demographics of the trucking industry: Ameigh pointed out there isn’t just a Ameigh pointed out that the reputation of • Only 6.2 percent of about 3.5 million shortage of women behind the wheel. There a Class 8 is that it is hard to drive and a tough professional drivers in the United States are is also a shortage of women in management working environment. women. roles in the trucking industry. She believes “The features that we have added to our • Driving large tractor-trailers or delivery women make great leaders in the business trucks over the last decade, including our Itrucks is one of the largest occupations in the and have a lot to offer, if given the opportu- Shift automated-manual transmission, United States. nity. Position Perfect steering, best-in-class visi• Among younger truckers under age 35, “I find it perplexing that only 14 percent bility, easy accessibility both inside and out, more of them are women, Hispanic and of managers in this industry are female,” and improved interior creature comforts more educated than their older counterparts Ameigh said. “More and more fleets and make driving a truck enjoyable and easy for age 55 and older. manufacturers are finding that diversity adds all drivers,” she said.  CEG

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King Of Prussia Equipment Holds 2019 $37.4 Million Project… Replenishment to Service School for MQ-Whiteman Trowels

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Representatives from King of Prussia Equipment Corp.; E & G Concrete; Neuber Concrete; B. Pietrini & Sons; Gentile Concrete Construction; Fabbri Concrete; and Creek Side Concrete attended the seminar.

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On Nov. 2, 2019, King of Prussia Equip. Corp. held a one-day service school of MQ-Whiteman ride-on power trowels. Derek Adams, MQ field service manager of the northeast United States and eastern Canada instructed the school. The service school started at 8:00 a.m. with King of Prussia Equipment Corp. supplying coffee and donuts as Adams was presenting a power point on MultiquipWhiteman ride-on trowels and proper servicing such as the operation and functionality of the Smart Pitch System, cold start modes, correct hydraulic oil and the necessity to use Donaldson and Zigna hydraulic filters. Adams spoke of the factory MCU set-up software and parameter update installation. The power point ended with the thrust bearing assembly issues and future updates. After lunch, which was provided by King of Prussia Equipment, Adams conducted a summarized “hands-on” training on a Whiteman STXD6i 10 ft. rider and with the WST (Whiteman Service Tool). Adams showed how to do the proper adjustments for calibrating, smart pitch operation, setting correct blade speed and testing main drive cir-

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Doosan Infracore Officially Unveils Its New ‘Concept-X’ On Nov. 20, 2019, Doosan Infracore (DI) unveiled “Concept-X” at its Proving Grounds in Boryeong City, Korea. More than 200 people were in attendance, including National Assemblymen, Mayor of Boryeong City, business executives from Bosch, ASI, LG U+ and PoteNit related to the development of Concept-X, representatives of government agencies, and scholars from various academic institutions. Concept-X is a comprehensive control solution that can be used to survey worksite topography via 3D drone scanning, establish operational plans based on the topographical data and operate construction equipment such as excavators and wheel loaders without human intervention. In short, Concept-X realizes the construction site of the future by having difficult construction work performed solely by equipment, leaving human personnel free to concentrate on more sophisticated analysis and management tasks. Although certain individual unmanned technologies have already been introduced in the field of construction machinery, Doosan Infracore’s introduction of unmanned automation technologies to the entire construction site operation process — ranging from surveying to the operations of construction equipment such as excavators and wheel loaders — is a world first, according to the Concept-X is a comprehensive control solution that can be used to survey worksite topography via 3D drone scanning, estabmanufacturer. lish operational plans based on the topographical data and operate construction equipment such as excavators and wheel Concept-X comprises a wide range loaders without human intervention. of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies such as image recognition, edge data analysis, and unmanned construccognitive/control technologies, tion equipment operations and control — autonomous driving technologies, 5G individually as soon as they have been fully remote control, 3D drone surveys, and verified. accurate workload estimation and “Concept X is not just an unmanned techassignment, and failure prediction technology: Rather, it integrates multiple state-ofnologies. the-art technologies that can respond immeThe new technologies introduced diately to all and any of the changes that may during the DI demonstration included a arise at construction sites simultaneously,” technology designed to create threesaid Doosan Infracore President and CEO dimensional worksite maps with droneDongyoun Sohn. “It will become a humansurveyed data; a technology enabling centered technology that not only brings construction equipment such as excaabout remarkable improvements in economvators and wheel loaders to perform ics but also creates more jobs in high-tech optimized unmanned operations industries.” according to any site situation; and a In addition to its independent technology technology that makes real-time monidevelopment, Doosan Infracore has pursued toring of work progress possible various forms of open innovation including through the X-Center’s comprehensive collaboration with other companies and control solution. schools, as well as investment in startups. Doosan Infracore asserts that the The company has engaged in industry-acadsolution will boost productivity and emic cooperation with Seoul National economic feasibility significantly by University, Yonsei University, and Hanyang reducing the time and costs required for University in order to develop new technoloconstruction equipment operations, gies related to AI-based construction equipwhile continuing to make work sites ment operations, drone 3D surveying, and safer. Doosan Infracore plans to com- The new technologies introduced during the DI demonstration included a technology operational data analysis. In 2018, Doosan designed to create three-dimensional worksite maps with drone-surveyed data; a Infracore, in partnership with LG U+, intromercialize Concept-X by 2025. Pending its commercialization, technology enabling construction equipment such as excavators and wheel loaders to duced 5G-based remote control technology Doosan Infracore will introduce each of perform optimized unmanned operations according to any site situation; and a tech- for the first time in the world. the abovementioned technologies — nology that makes real-time monitoring of work progress possible through the XFor more information, visit including drone surveying, cutting- Center’s comprehensive control solution. DoosanEquipment.com. 

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Cardi Corporation’s first major highway project was a $3,157,000 contract awarded in 1970 for a 2 mi. segment of Route 140 in New Bedford, Mass. The photo depicts a Caterpillar D9G tractor push loading a Caterpillar 631B scraper, one of six on the project.

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Gain Competitive Advantage Through Construction Tech It happens more and more now. A new technology is introduced to the market and you think, “Will this give me a competitive advantage?” The answer won’t come from a salesperson, tech expert or trade magazine. Only you can determine whether a technology is the right solution for the challenges you face. Here are some steps to take before investing resources in technology that you think will give you a competitive advantage. 1. Identify the Problem “Before you can solve a problem, you need to identify it,” said Tauhira Ali, senior manager of construction technology at Milwaukee Tool. What are the strengths and weaknesses of your current workflow and how will this change in the future? How do your processes compare with the competitive environment you’re working in? Chances are that your challenge doesn’t exist in a silo so don’t keep your problemsolving effort in one either. Is it a process challenge? Equipment management? Productivity? Safety? Ali suggests empowering employees to better understand innovation and share their insights. In that way you are more likely to find solutions that employees want to work with. “Focus on people and tasks. Know who you are and what you need,” she said.

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2. Investigate After you’ve identified the problem, start investigating. Technology solutions are rarely bought off the shelf these days. You need to get educated on products and solutions. Fortunately, there are many sources of information on the Internet including articles, podcasts, videos. “Find the leading suppliers in your market and invite them to help you solve your particular problem. Be vocal about what you want,” Ali said. “You are the customer,

explain your needs. Tell them what your deal breakers are. While you are learning from them, they are learning from you.” Construction technology startup companies received $1.05 billion in investment from venture capitalists in the first half of 2018, a record high. Startups and well established companies can introduce you to something you are unaware of such as wearables to improve safety or the latest in drone technology. Convey your high standards and insist the provider you work with share or exceed that standard. 3. Find the Opportunity Assess the benefits of any solution suggested. Does it fit within your existing processes? Does it offer a more efficient process? What gains will you see and when? Can you test it on a small scale before implementing something more robust? Again, know who you are and establish a process that works. Investment in technology can bring unforeseen advantages. It can make talent recruitment easier, bringing in skilled people who use data to assist with in-house and onsite decision making. The best people are attracted to companies that are innovating and outpacing their competitors. They see growth opportunities for their careers. Ali

previously created technology solutions and assessed business viability for products and platforms in the automotive and aerospace industries before joining Milwaukee Tool. “The construction industry is so ripe for innovation today and in the future of how we build,” she said. 4. Prepare to Implement Clean your house. New technology will work better within a strong foundation. That means documented processes, streamlined tasks, proven methods, and vision. It doesn’t need to be complicated, just clearly communicate how work is done and why. Define what success looks like so your progress can be measured. Be flexible. Pivot when necessary. Market trend reports can help in assessing competition but don’t forget the value of peer groups who are not competitors. “Face-to-face communication at association meetings and trade conferences is always valuable,” said Ali. Attend the Education Session Ali is speaking at the education session “Gain a Competitive Advantage Through Construction Technology” on March 11, 2020, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at ConExpo-Con/AGG. 

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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) Driving or taking a train into New York City and to area airports is going to cost more starting in a little over a month, as the authority that operates a large chunk of the city’s transportation infrastructure raises fares to fund large-scale repairs and improvements. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Sept. 27 unanimously approved a wide-ranging package of toll and fare hikes that will affect hundreds of thousands of commuters, city residents and visitors to the region. Board members noted that in addition to helping to fund a 10-year, $37 billion capital plan, the increases — estimated to bring in an additional $235 million per year — bring the pricing in line with inflation. “We recognize that any increase is not popular, we recognize it’s painful,” Port Authority Executive Director Rick Cotton said. “We don’t want to impose increases. But we must, on the other hand, support investment in our aging, legacy facilities. Our infrastructure facilities are, simply, subpar.” Among the major projects are multibillion-dollar terminal upgrades of LaGuardia, JFK and Newark Liberty airports — the former famously referred to by then-Vice President Joe Biden as a “Third World” airport — a new AirTrain serving LaGuardia and a new monorail at Newark, and a planned replacement of the outdated, nearly 70-year-old Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York. The pain will be spread out. At bridges and tunnels connecting New York and New Jersey, cash payers will pay $1 more beginning in January, E-ZPass discounts will be trimmed by 25 cents and carpool discounts will be eliminated. Bus tolls will rise $1, the first of five scheduled increases. For Staten Island residents, the discount bridge toll rate will rise about 60 cents, to $6.88. PATH rail riders won’t see their $2.75 single-ride cost increase, but the 10-, 20- and 40-trip discount price of $2.10 will rise to $2.50 on Nov. 1 and to $2.60 a year later. The air trains to JFK and Newark airports would rise from $5.00 at JFK and $5.50 at Newark to $7.75 at both. In a nod to a chorus of opposition to its plan to charge a $4 fee for each taxi drop-off at the airports and $4 for both pickups and drop-offs by app-based car services, the Port Authority voted Sept. 26 to reduce the fees to $2.50 for appbased vehicles and $1.25 for taxis, and not implement the surcharge for a year. Cotton noted that of the country’s top 15 airports, Port Authority-operated airports are the only ones that don’t already have a similar surcharge for ground transportation. 

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AEM Recognizes 19 Companies for Their Longtime Industry Service The Association of Equipment Fargo Equipment Finance. Manufacturers (AEM) has recogAchieving 50-year-member nized 19 companies for achievstatus was AC Business Media. ing “milestone member” status in Fourteen AEM members were 2019, a designation that highsaluted for reaching the 25-yearlights their off-road equipment member mark: manufacturing industry support • Bay Shore Systems Inc. through longtime and continuous • Comer Industries Inc. participation in AEM. • Concentric Rockford Inc. “AEM could not achieve suc• Furukawa Rock Drill USA cess without the active and con• Gator Machinery Company tinued involvement of our mem• Kioti Tractor Div Daedongber companies,” said Paul USA Inc. Flemming, AEM senior director, • Mahindra USA Inc. membership and engagement. • NPK Construction “Their participation has been key AEM’s three 125-year member companies Equipment Inc. to the growth and progress of our received recognition at the association’s • NTN Bearing Corporation of industry and AEM; we appreci- recent annual conference. Company represen- America ate and are proud to recognize tatives pictured (L-R) are: Robert Crain, AGCO; • O’Neal Industries Inc. their outstanding support.” • Palfinger North America John Lagemann, Deere; and Scott Harris, CNH; During this 125th-anniversary with AEM President Dennis Slater. • Solar Technology Inc. year for AEM, three companies • Topcon Positioning Systems were honored as 125-year members: Inc. • AGCO Corporation (Massey Ferguson) • Troxler Electronic Laboratories Inc. • CNH Industrial America LLC AEM saluted all its milestone-member companies at the • Deere & Company association’s recent annual conference. Achieving 75-year member company status was Wells For more information, visit www.aem.org. 

GOMACO Offers Its First-Ever Diecast Models for Sale … Two Slipform Pavers The GP series, the GP3 GOMACO Corporation, and GP4, are GOMACO’s for the first time in the newest line of intelligent company’s 55-year history, slipform pavers. The fouris offering diecast models track GP4 was chosen to for sale, exclusively at be GOMACO’s first paver www.gomaco.com/moddiecast model. The GP4 els. The first two GOMAmodel is equipped with a CO concrete slipform 5400 series mold with a pavers chosen to be diecast detachable spreader plow are the three-track Xtreme and auger/strike-off. It is Commander IIIx curb and 10.43 in. long, 12.83 in. gutter machine and the wide, and 5.82 in. tall. four-track GP4 slipform Like the Commander IIIx paver. The models are 1:32 scale and feature several The GOMACO Xtreme Commander IIIx and GP4 are the model, it features several moveable parts. first diecast models to be offered for sale by the company. moving parts. The spreader plow moves laterally The Commander III has always been GOMACO’s iconic curb scale model is 10.55 in. long, 3.86 in. and all four tracks travel, are moveand gutter machine and the workhorse wide, and 4.49 in. tall. It has a curb and able, and pivot to put the model into of any contractor’s fleet. It has gone gutter mold, trimmer, and several mov- transport mode. It is available for through several upgrades and able parts. The front track leg swings, $198.00. A limited number of diecast redesigns throughout its long history. the right track telescopes, the rear track Its latest version, the Xtreme slides, the tracks can travel and turn for Commander IIIx and GP4 models Commander IIIx, was chosen to be one tight radii, the trimmerhead and mold were built for GOMACO. For more information, visit of the first two GOMACO diecast sideshift, and the trimmerhead turns. It www.gomaco.com/models.  models. The actual size of the 1:32 is available for $165.00.

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Chao Announces $900M Investment in Infrastructure U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao announced the Trump Administration will invest $900 million in American infrastructure through the Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Discretionary Grants program. The funding has been awarded to 55 projects in 35 states. “The Administration is targeting BUILD Transportation grants to repair, rebuild, and revitalize significant infrastructure projects across the country,” said Chao. 120th Street Improvements Omaha, Neb. Grant Funding: $16,960,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $21,200,000 Additional Lanes on U.S.-72 (Florence Boulevard) Florence, Ala. Grant Funding: $14,880,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $19,850,000 Ala Moana Boulevard Elevated Pedestrian Walkway Honolulu, Hawaii Grant Funding: $20,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $30,000,000 Ashley River Crossing Charleston, S.C. Grant Funding: $18,149,750 Estimated Total Project Costs: $22,749,750 Blake Bottom Road Widening Project Madison County, Ala. Grant Funding: $9,268,804 Estimated Total Project Costs: $11,586,005 Bridging the Interstate Divide Brookings, S.D. Grant Funding: $18,677,630 Estimated Project Costs: $23,347,037 BUILD U.S. 460 Paris, Ky. Grant Funding: $10,200,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $17,318,000 Central Iowa Water Trail: Phase 1 Dam Mitigation and User Access Project Des Moines, Iowa Grant Funding: $25,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $31,250,000 Colorado Military Access, Mobility and Safety Improvement Project Colorado Springs, Colo. Grant Funding: $18,350,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $127,400,000 Conley Terminal Container Storage and Freight Corridor Boston, Mass. Grant Funding: $20,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $65,841,791 Dry Piney Creek Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Sublette County, Wyo. Grant Funding: $14,544,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $18,180,000 East Locust Creek Reservoir (ELCR) Improvements

Fiscal Year 2019 BUILD Transportation grants are for investments in surface transportation infrastructure and have been awarded on a competitive basis to projects with a significant impact in their local or regional communities. BUILD funding supports roads, bridges, transit, rail, ports or intermodal transportation. The program selection criteria encompassed safety, economic competitiveness, quality of life, state of good repair, environmental sustainability, innovation, and partnerships

Milan, Mo. Grant Funding: $13,459,009 Estimated Total Project Costs: $22,686,610 Grant Avenue Connect Parkway Project Springfield, Mo. Grant Funding: $20,960,822 Estimated Total Project Costs: $26,201,028 GROW LIFE: Growing Regional Opportunity with LeveragedInfrastructure Fleet Expansion Lancaster, Calif. Grant Funding: $8,683,480 Estimated Total Project Costs: $14,014,352 Heartland Parkway Campbellsville, Ky. Grant Funding: $9,800,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $21,250,000 I-64 Widening: Nitro to St. Albans Project Charleston, W. Va. Grant Funding: $20,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $265,000,000 I-65 Mobility and Access Project Boone County, Ind. Grant Funding: $16,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $50,600,000 I-70/Picadilly Interchange Aurora, Colo. Grant Funding: $25,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $56,600,000 I-95 Resiliency and Innovative Technology Improvements Robeson and Cumberland Counties, N.C. Grant Funding: $22,500,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $685,115,000 Inland Port Arizona Improvement Project Florence, Ariz. Grant Funding: $15,373,698 Estimated Total Project Costs: $18,073,699 Interconnecting Gulfport Gulfport, Miss. Grant Funding: $20,460,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $32,220,000 International Cargo Terminal Modernization Project Jacksonville, Fla. Grant Request: $20,000,000 Estimated Project Cost: $72,700,000 Interstate 35 & 119th Street Interchange Reconfiguration Project Olathe, Kan.

Grant Funding: $10,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $25,400,000 Lubec Safe Harbor Lubec, Maine Grant Funding: $19,650,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $19,689,750 Memphis Innovation Corridor Memphis, Tenn. Grant Funding: $12,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $73,831,000 Mills to Maritime Property Acquisition Everett, Wash. Grant Funding: $15,500,000 Estimated Project Cost: $27,700,000 Monroe Street Corridor Project Ruston, La. Grant Funding: $17,191,530 Estimated Total Project Costs: $23,699,899 MS 182/MLK Corridor Revitalization Project Starkville, Miss. Grant Funding: $12,655,840 Estimated Total Project Costs: $15,818,724 Mullan BUILD: Proactively and Collaboratively Building a Better Missoula Missoula County, Mont. Grant Funding: $13,000,000 Estimated Total Project Cost: $28,372,000 Multimodal Corridor Expansion and Improvement Project Beaumont, Texas Grant Funding: $18,000,000 Estimated Total Project Cost: $101,245,000 Northwest Arterial/John Deere Road Corridor Dubuque, Iowa Grant Funding: $5,452,023 Estimated Total Project Costs: $10,545,029 Northwest Business Corridor Truck Route Road Improvements Hays, Kan. Grant Funding: $6,506,686 Estimated Total Project Costs: $10,787,131 Old Odanah Road (County A) Bear Trap Road Project Odanah, Wisc. Grant Funding: $2,376,808 Estimated Total Project Costs: $2,704,808 Paducah Riverfront Infrastructure Improvement Project Paducah, Ky. Grant Funding: $10,400,000 Estimated Total Project Costs:

with a broad range of stakeholders. To reflect the Administration’s ongoing effort to rebalance historic underinvestment in rural America, DOT has awarded 50% of BUILD Transportation grant funding to projects located in rural areas. For this round of BUILD grants, the maximum grant award is $25 million, and no more than $90 million can be awarded to a single State. The full list of awards is below:

$11,492,296 PATCO Franklin Square Station Reopening Project Philadelphia, Pa. Grant Funding: $12,580,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $25,160,000 Petroleum and Cement Terminal Anchorage, Alaska Grant Funding: $25,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $171,578,584 Phoenix Sky Harbor Northside Rail Expansion Phoenix, Ariz. Grant Funding: $24,000,000 Estimated Project Cost: $239,057,522 PIT Cargo Building 4 Intermodal Freight Transfer Facilities Development Allegheny County, Pa. Grant Funding: $18,690,047 Estimated Project Costs: $23,362,559 Plank-Nicholson Bus Rapid Transit Baton Rouge, La. Grant Funding: $15,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $40,218,000 Rail-Truck Transload Facility Project Spokane, Wash. Grant Funding: $11,300,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $16,900,000 Shepherd and Durham Major Investment Project Houston, Texas Grant Funding: $25,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $50,000,000 Silicon Shores East-West Connector Road Mooresville, N.C. Grant Funding: $13,609,131 Estimated Total Project Costs: $21,730,195 Southern Illinois Multi-Modal Station (SIMMS) Carbondale, Ill. Grant Funding: $13,986,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $17,482,500 Southern Oregon Corridor Resiliency and Congestion Relief Project Medford, Ore. Grant Funding: $15,500,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $39,370,000 Station 46 Bridge Replacement Project Augusta, Maine Grant Funding: $25,000,000

Estimated Total Project Costs: $30,000,000 The Orange County Local Alternative Mobility Network Project Orlando, Fla. Grant Funding: $20,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $40,009,169 The Underline Multimodal Mobility Corridor Miami, Fla. Grant Funding: $22,360,552 Estimated Total Project Costs: $69,941,592 The Underpass Project at Uptown Station Normal, Ill. Grant Funding: $13,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $22,692,120 Transportation Accessibility, Safety and Connectivity (TASC) Project Greenville, N.C. Grant Funding: $15,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $24,000,000 U.S. Route 30 Freeway Extension Project Canton, Ohio Grant Funding: $18,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $116,675,110 U.S. 285 Safety and Resiliency Project Santa Fe, N.M. Grant Funding: $12,500,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $115,000,000 Vermont, New Hampshire Route 119 Bridge Project Hinsdale, N.H. and Brattleboro, Vt. Grant Funding: $12,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $50,000,000 Veterans Boulevard Interchange, Extension and Grade Separation Project Fresno, Calif. Grant Funding: $10,540,582 Estimated Total Project Costs: $71,663,764 Washington Bridge Rehabilitation and Redevelopment Project Providence, R.I. Grant Funding: $25,000,000 Estimated Total Project Costs: $70,000,000 Waterway Village Multimodal Access Project Baldwin, Ala. Grant Funding: $14,404,831 Estimated Total Project Costs: $23,000,000 

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Association of Equipment Manufacturers Elects 2020 Officers, New Directors The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) announced its 2020 officers as well as directors elected to the AEM board of directors and AG and CE sector boards at its recent annual business meeting. 2020 AEM Officers are: • Chair Jeffrey Reed, president and CEO, Reed International/VSS Macropaver • Vice Chair Steven Berglund, president and CEO, Trimble Inc. • Ag Chair Jerry Johnson, president Farm, Ranch and Agriculture Division, Blount International Inc. • CE Chair Rodney Schrader, chairman and CEO, Komatsu America Corp. • Treasurer Todd Stucke, Sr. VP Marketing, Product Support and Strategic Projects, Kubota Tractor Corp. • Secretary Dennis Slater, president, AEM AEM officers and directors come from an industry cross section and work on behalf of all member companies to provide strategic direction and guidance for the association’s initiatives in areas including public policy representation, market information and equipment statistics, trade shows, product safety and technical support. “AEM benefits from the support of our member companies and the leadership talents of our Board members, and we greatly appreciate their active participation,” said AEM President Dennis Slater. “Their engagement and contributions help ensure that we deliver quality results as we continue to build momentum for the equipment manufacturing industry and offer the best possible services and programs for members.” Directors Elected to the AEM Board of Directors: • Ted Bojanowski, VP Sales and Marketing, Parker Hannifin Corp. • Grant Godbersen, VP Manufacturing, GOMACO Corp. • Michael Haberman, president, Gradall Industries Inc. • Jerry Johnson, president Farm Ranch and Agriculture Division, Blount International Inc. • Philip Kelliher, VP Americas Distribution Services Marketing, Caterpillar Inc. • Leif Magnusson, president, CLAAS of America Inc. • Ray O’Connor, president and CEO, Topcon Positioning Systems Inc. • Brad Olson, vice president, Two Rivers Marketing • Austin Ramirez, president and CEO, Husco • Jeffrey Reed, president and CEO, Reed International/VSS Macropaver • Todd Stucke, Sr. VP Marketing, Product Support and Strategic Projects, Kubota Tractor Corp. Directors Elected to the AEM AG Sector Board: • Grant Adolph, COO, Buhler Industries Inc. • Kim Boccardi, VP Marketing, Titan International • Fernando Cuccioli, executive VP Cluster Americas, DeLaval Inc. • Charlene Finck, division president Producer Media, Farm Journal • Gene Fraser, VP Global Sales and Marketing, MacDon

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Industries Ltd. • David Gilmore, Senior VP Global Marketing, Ag and Turf Division, Deere & Co. • Jerry Johnson, president Farm, Ranch and Agriculture Division, Blount International Inc. • Darryl Matthews, Sr. VP Natural Resources, Trimble Inc. • Brian Nelson, president and chairman, HCC Inc. • Viren Popli, president and CEO, Mahindra USA Inc. • James Wessing, president, Kondex Corp. • Jeremy Yoder, COO, DISTek Integration Inc. Directors Elected to the AEM CE Sector Board: • Brian Bieller, president and regional GM, Dynapac • Mary Erholtz, VP of Marketing, Superior Industries Inc. • John Grote, global VP, Sales and Marketing, Grote Industries Inc. • Willie Harbert, VP Sales, Eaton • Robert Mortensen, president Off Highway Division, Husco • Frank Nerenhausen, president, JLG Industries Inc. • Ray O’Connor, president and CEO, Topcon Positioning Systems • Rick Rodier, group VP, Construction Businesses, The Toro Company • Ingo Schiller, president North America Operations, Tadano America Corp. • Johannes Schulze Vohren, Executive VP Sales and Marketing, Wacker Neuson Corp. • David Thorne, Sr. VP Worldwide Sales and Marketing, Construction and Forestry Division, Deere & Co. • Patrick Weiler, president, Weiler For more information, visit www.aem.org. 

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Highway Equipment Company 615 State Route 33 Millstone Township, NJ 08535 732-446-7600 www.highway-equipment.com

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Contact your local dealer:

Chadwick-BaRoss www.chadwick-baross.com Westbrook, ME 207.854.8411 Bangor, ME 207.942.4838 Caribou, ME 207.498.2547 Concord, NH 603.224.4063

Highway Equipment & Supply Co. www.hwyequip.com Harrisburg, PA 717.564.3031 Drums, PA 570.788.1127 Ephrata, PA 717.859.3132 Lock Haven, PA 570.769.1070

Hoffman Equipment www.hoffmanequip.com Corporate Headquarters Piscataway, NJ 732.752.3600 Middlesex, NJ 732.377.4130 Deptford, NJ 856.227.6400 Lionville, PA 610.363.9200 Bronx, NY 718.822.1180 Medford, NY 631.207.2900

Rudd www.ruddequipment.com Pittsburgh, PA 412.741.1731 Clearfield, PA 814.765.8500 Louisville, KY 502.456.4050 Charleston, WV 304.755.7788

Tyler Equipment www.tylerequipment.com East Longmeadow, MA 413.525.6351 Berlin, CT 860.356.0840

Vantage Equipment www.vantageeq.com Latham, NY 518.220.9500 Batavia, NY 585.344.1931 Syracuse, NY 315.437.2611

Woodco Machinery www.woodcomachinery.com Headquarters Woburn, MA 781.935.1919 Avon, MA 508.584.8484 Johnston, RI 401.942.9191

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

Gyru-Star Turns Skeptical Contractor Into a Believer Tony Shuler of Shuler’s Mulch and Grading is a resourceful contractor who seems to have a track record of identifying and capitalizing on trends and moving on when others follow his lead. It should be no surprise that he purchased a Gyru-Star compact screening bucket from Ransome Attachments before the first batch had even arrived from the UK. Shuler and his son Austin, however, started out as skeptics. Shuler’s Mulch and Grading provides grading services, and supplies mulch, dirt, rock and sand throughout western North Carolina from its Tony Shuler runs the new Gyru-Star compact screening bucket. Franklin headquarters. Shuler started out running a backhoe service buckets.” allowing a 100-ft. radius. Now he simply roughly 35 years ago and handles the Shuler has the Gyru-Star mounted drives the Cat 308 with Gyru-Star bucket to grading aspects of the business. on a Cat 308 CR mini-excavator, wherever the to-be-screened material lies. Austin is in charge of material supalthough he interchanges it with a The screening plant also requires ongoing ply. bucket as needed. The attachment maintenance from greasing to adjusting Shuler’s dislike of waste is what works both in the yard and in the belts. lead him to seek out a screening field. “You might run it for two or three hours, bucket. “I can take it to a job site, screen and you’re going to spend an hour or two “We always have a bed of nasty that root mat, get a couple of loads of doing something to it. With the Gyru-Star, root mat and bark and we have to dig topsoil, and get $600 to $800 a load you just screen it and you’re done.” it up and haul it off,” he said. “I out of it,” he said. Productivity has been impressive as well. wanted a way to screen it because it Shuler’s Mulch and Grading provides grading services Shuler already owns a large track- Shuler was taking 2 ½ minutes to feed the was too wet to run through the and supplies mulch, dirt, rock and sand throughout mounted screening plant, but it grinder with a three-yard bucket and crankwestern North Carolina from its Franklin headquar- churns out smaller rocks with caked ing out about 2 ½ yards of topsoil per screening plant.” When he began the search for a ters. The company purchased a Gyru-Star compact on dirt, which renders the material minute. He expects to nearly double that screening bucket, Ransome was an screening bucket from Ransome Attachments. unsellable. He had grown accus- with the Gyru-Star. obvious starting point since Shuler tomed to paying to haul away all of “In good dirt, it wouldn’t surprise me if Ransome agreed to take the Gyru-Star the material for proper disposal. The Gyru- we screen three or four yards a minute.” acquired a Black Splitter S2X 800 log splitter from the company in 2015 and had a pos- back, but asked Shuler to give it a shot Star has allowed him to extract clean topsoil But the dirt to be screened is not always before finalizing the decision. After a half and small stones and sell them. Shuler not good. In western North Carolina, Shuler sits itive experience. Owner Eric Ransome informed him that hour of running difficult material through the only reduced waste to a fraction of what it on a mixed bag of clay and sandy soils. he had just picked up the line through bucket, the skeptical father and son team once was, but discovered two new sources of Perhaps the biggest surprise was that the Wheatway Solutions Ltd. and planned on reversed course. revenue in the process. Gyru-Star was able to screen the wet materi“It’s hard to impress me because I think getting the first shipment from the UK in the The Gyru-Star also has improved the al his plant never could. coming weeks. The timing was perfect. things ought to work better than they do, but mulching process. Shuler typically buys sin“It screens the wet just like the dry,” he Shuler purchased a Gyru-Star compact this works really good.” gle ground bark mulch from sawmills and said. “That surprised us all.” The Shulers went from being skeptical regrinds it even though a portion of the matescreening bucket from Ransome The Gyru-Star, originally viewed with a about the polyurethane stars to believing rial does not require regrinding. Attachments soon thereafter. healthy dose of skepticism, has become a “Eric said if I didn’t like [the Gyru-Star] I them to be superior. “Instead of running a $600 to $700 dollar game changer for Shuler’s Mulch & “This [polyurethane] works better than an hour grinder to grind it the second time, Grading. could give it back to him, so shortly after it arrived, I called him and said, ‘come get this the metal because the buckets I’ve looked at I’m getting half of it out with this bucket and “I’ve got an $80,000-screen plant,” Shuler thing; it’s not going to work,’ he said. “It’s with metal crush, too,” he said. “I didn’t it’s only costing me $100 an hour.” said. “If I would I’d have had this [Gyrugot plastic teeth, and being in the grading want to crush; I just wanted to separate my Mobility has been a key issue for Shuler, Star], I would have never bought that.” business, we know anything plastic isn’t limbs, sticks, and root mat from the dirt. This too. He was accustomed to having to set up For more information, visit is also cheaper than doing it with those other and load the screening plant while also ransomeattach.com.  going to last.”

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Metso Launches New Nordtrack Mobile Crushing, Screening Product Range Metso expands its mobile crushing and screening solutions offering for the aggregates industry with an extensive new product portfolio. The new Metso Nordtrack range introduces 19 products designed to meet the requirements of general contractors in particular. The first deliveries are expected to take place during the first quarter of 2020. “Our target is to create a comprehensive end-to-end offering to serve diverse customer needs. Metso has traditionally been exceptionally strong in the most The new Metso Nordtrack range introduces 19 products designed to meet the demanding aggregates applica- requirements of general contractors in particular. tions, such as hard rock. Our new cling, demolition, and the processing Metso Nordtrack range complements Equipment at Metso. The Metso Nordtrack mobile prod- of sand and gravel. The new range conour offering to better address the needs of small and midsized companies and uct portfolio is designed to make the sists of 19 mobile machines, including general contractors looking for the contracting business more productive. jaw crushers, impact crushers, screens right combination of productivity, With standard designs for off-the-shelf and conveyors. The new Metso Nordtrack product availability and dependability at an availability, plug-and-play features and attractive price point,” said Renaud extensive Metso support network, the range is available for global markets Lapointe, SVP, business and product Metso Nordtrack solutions are ideal for through Metso’s direct sales and dismanagement of Aggregates a variety of applications, such as recy- tributor network. 

Brandt Group Forms New Division to Sharpen Aggregate Industry Focus The Brandt Group of Companies has announced the formation of a new division, specifically designed to serve the needs of the Canadian aggregate industry. The new business unit, Brandt Mineral Technology, will operate across a Canada-wide footprint through the company’s Brandt Tractor locations, now the country’s only coast-to-coast-tocoast construction equipment network. In support of this new division, Brandt also has announced plans to open two Mineral Technology centers of excellence; one in Milton, Ontario and the other in Calgary, Alberta. “Brandt has built strong working relationships with many Canadian aggregate contractors through our John Deere business over the years, but we wanted to do more for them,” said Brandt President and CEO Shaun Semple. “For the aggregate market, we’ve worked hard to assemble the best possible combination of equipment and industry expertise to do what we can to ensure success for our customers.” Following on the heels of the company’s recent appointment as the exclusive Canadian dealer for Wirtgen Group roadbuilding and aggregate equipment, Brandt’s Mineral Technology division will focus specifically on sales and support services for John Deere construction equipment along with the Wirtgen Group’s line of Kleemann aggregate crushing/screening/washing machines. A global market leader, the Kleemann line is known industry-wide for cutting edge performance and environmental technologies, including innovative processes for noise and dust suppression.

Following on the heels of the company’s recent appointment as the exclusive Canadian dealer for Wirtgen Group roadbuilding and aggregate equipment, Brandt’s Mineral Technology division will focus specifically on sales and support services for John Deere construction equipment along with the Wirtgen Group’s line of Kleemann aggregate crushing/screening/washing machines.

To support the division’s lineup of premium equipment, Brandt has assembled a team of experienced industry professionals; highly-specialized and focused exclusively on this business. And, aggregate contractors now have access to more than 100 service points across the country as a result of Brandt’s recent acquisition of Nortrax Canada on Oct. 28, 2019. For more information, visit www.brandt.ca. 

MILTON CAT www.miltoncat.com Contractor and recycling customers in ME, RI, VT, NH, MA, and state of NY, excluding New York City and surrounding counties.

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CRUSHING EQUIPMENT, PARTS & SERVICE

2017 Irock RDS-15 Closed Circuit Impactor - NEW RDS-15 horizontal impact crushing plant. As the name suggests, the RDS — rapid deployment system provides exceptional portability and rapid setup time. Ideal for processing smaller materials such as reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) or Concrete demo. Powered by a Caterpillar 350hp engine, 5x14 double deck screen can process up to 350 tons per hour. The entire plant is self-contained, with on-board power supplying full plant operation. Please call if interested

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Telsmith T300 Cone Crusher - Used low hr Telsmith T300 Cone Crusher. This cone has been designed for maximum uptime and productivity while delivering 300HP performance and a crushing capacity output range from 125 to 400 Mt/hr in tough or abrasive mining applications. Comes with full Trac 10 automation. Call for more info today!

2017 JP550 Grizzly Scalping Stand - Keep the BIG nuggets from tearing your screener apart with our JP550 Scalping Stand. Custom built for your application. Back your machine in and start bailing material without worries. Call today for more information.

2015 Irock TC-20 Tracked Impactor - Used TC-20 track impact crusher combines a large feeder, high-performance four-bar impactor and heavy-duty components for exceptional efficiency, reliability and precision. The TC-20 produces a uniform, cubical product, and hydraulically adjustable aprons provide better control over sizing. The unit has the versatility to process soft to medium rock, recycled concrete and recycled asphalt. The rotor measures 40 inches by 56 inches and can process a variety of materials up to 24 inches in diameter. A 440-horsepower Caterpillar® C-13 ACERT Tier 3 engine powers the impact crusher, which can process up to 500 TPH. 800 hrs on machine, come watch it run today!

2014 Irock TS-512 Tracked Screener - Used less than 1200hrs Heavy-duty design. The unit features high portability, three hydraulic folding side conveyors allow easy transport and quick set-up. 100horsepower CAT® C4.4 to sort up to three different product sizes at rates up to 400 TPH. Three hydraulic, folding side conveyors allow easy transport and set-up times of 10 minutes or less. 14foot hydraulic tipping grid enables simplified discarding of larger material.The heavy-duty, high-energy, two-bearing, 12-foot by 5-foot screen box offers 112 square feet of screening area.

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MB Crusher Maximizes Recovery of Waste Material in Building Demolition “Nothing gets thrown out!” is a lesson we have learned from our grandparents. Any scrap can be reused, changed or repurposed to become something different. To throw something out is a waste, to waste something means to lose money. In short, circular economy has always existed. All the above concepts can be applied to demolition processes when we demolish to requalify, redevelop or rebuild. Nothing gets wasted. Material is selected, processed as necessary and then reused, directly on site or somewhere else. A company in Spain understands this well, having recently demolished its old shed to then build another one in its place. “Our demolition process was much more than breaking down the shed,” the company said. “It was like destroying a building made with Legos and then using the same bricks to build a new one. So, we did. What we demolished, we reused for the most part to redo the building. In France, a company managed to recycle almost all “The bulk of the work was done by the MB Crusher’s the demolition debris of an old house and reuse it to crusher bucket, with which we crushed the inert materials to build the new one directly on the same spot, forgetting reuse them as the basis for the new shed. The job was carried all the logistics and disposal problems. out with a single heavy machine, and with a single operator, Anyone who uses MB machinery can gain value from the at the same yard, quickly and with a minimum investment. “ Building demolition: Waste only? No. In fact, demolition construction site waste, turning waste into quality material, is a process made up of various steps — time and cost — that converting the raw material into profit. With the MB Crusher attachments, it is possible to maxirepresent the basis of a change. And if the demolition is done correctly with the right machinery, it became a great advan- mize the recovery of the waste material, high quantity and tage for the company carrying it out. Sufficient to say, sus- high quality are concrete advantages: reduction of cost of tainable demolition saves about 80 percent of the waste from transporting the waste material, reduction of the costs of the landfill. Selective demolition — green demolition or transfer to landfills or treatment plants, elimination of matedeconstruction — it might seem more expensive, time con- rial repurchase costs, profits obtained through the re-use or suming, more demanding. In reality, it saves money, time recycling of the material. Moreover, if well managed, a sustainable demolition projand tax benefits. In France, a company managed to recycle almost all the ect has a significant impact on the state of abandonment of demolition debris of an old house and reuse it to build the many urban and industrial areas. Where a dilapidated house new one directly on the same spot, forgetting all the logistics or warehouse is demolished and replaced with a new one, there is added value, with benefits for the whole city and for and disposal problems. In Turkey, one excavator and one operator recovered and the community that lives nearby. The goal of recycling 70 percent of construction waste by recycled the road demolition material — a mixture of basalt and asphalt — directly on site and at a very low cost. How? 2020, established by the EU is possible when and where By attaching a BF90.3 crusher bucket to the excavator, appropriate solutions are used correctly. For more information, visit www.mbcrusher.com. which collected the excavated material, then crushed it and made it available on site for immediate re-use. Selective demolition, therefore, is the first step towards a circular economy in which construction will give value to waste. The quality of the result depends on the type of demolition process and the machinery used for the separation and processing of the debris. The MB Crusher product range is designed and built around these needs. For example, if you need to have different sizes material, simply adjust the jaws of the crusher bucket or change In Turkey, one excavator and one the panels of the screening bucket operator recovered and recycled directly on site. If you need to handle road demolition material — a material of different types and sizes, A company in Spain recently demol- the mixture of basalt and asphalt — install the right accessory on the MB-G ished its old shed to then build directly on site and at a very low clamps. another one in its place. cost.

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55 Industrial Park Drive Binghamton, NY 13904 607-772-6500 4610 E. Saile Drive Batavia, NY 14020 585-815-6200

WHITNEY & SON, INC. www.whitneyandson.com Aggregates and quarry customers in CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, and VT.

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Equipping the 818 with a mag-grab allows complete versatility to switch between serving the two lines from minute to minute.

After 70 years in the scrap metals business, John Zubick Limited recently continued its ongoing quest for diversification with a new line of non-ferrous processing. The family firm, now in its third generation, has a history of exploring new ideas and business opportunities, and for investing in new equipment to put their ideas into action. After bringing a Bonafiglioli car shredder into the operation a few years ago, brothers George and The elevating Maxcab gives operators an ideal view for picking and loading Bruce Zubick moved this year to bins, trucks and hoppers. commission North America’s first Bano vertical mill to anchor a 10,000 sq. ft. electric A History “Outside the Box” motor-breaking plant. But to feed the process, the Zubicks Even the Zubick’s experience with Sennebogen is marked elected to stick with a familiar name. by “firsts.” When the manufacturer originally introduced its Housed in a new enclosed structure on the Zubick’s prop- 850 model, the first one sold in North America came to the erty, the facility is supported by the yard’s latest addition to Zubick yard. an extensive fleet of Sennebogen purpose-built scrap han“We bought the 850 off the blueprints,” said Bruce. “The dlers. decision was based on our experience with our Sennebogen “The decision to go with Sennebogen was determined 835.” Later, the brothers installed the first remote-operated before the processing equipment arrived. We knew what the Sennebogen to feed their new Vezzani gravity shear — also machinery was and what was needed to feed it. We looked at a first in Canada. other equipment and other brands, but the 818 M fit the bill,” see ZUBICK page 84 Bruce Zubick said.

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Terex Finlay, Kimball Equipment Host Open Day in Vegas

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erex Finlay, in conjunction with Kimball Equipment Company, hosted a successful Open Day event Nov. 14 and 15 in Las Vegas. Onsite equipment demonstrations were held at the Durango Pit, courtesy of Las Vegas Paving. The two-day event featured a dealer conference and onsite demonstrations with a range of Terex crushing and screening solutions. Customers and visitors were able to experience live demonstrations of 13 Terex Finlay machines working in aggregate and recycling applications: Terex Finlay, in conjunc• Terex Finlay I-120RS impact crusher tion with Kimball • Terex Finlay J-1170 compact jaw crusher. Equipment Company, hosted a successful Open • Terex Finlay C-1540P tracked mobile cone crusher Day event Nov. 14 and 15 in • Terex Finlay 684 3 deck screener Las Vegas. • Terex Finlay J-1160 primary mobile jaw crusher • Terex Finlay I-140 mobile impact crusher • Terex Finlay 883+ scalping screen • Terex Finlay 694+ inclined screen • Terex Finlay J-960 is a compact track jaw crusher Four new Terex Finlay machines also were showcased at the event: • TC-100 conveyor • TR-75 radial conveyor • TF-75L low-level feeder • TF-75H high-level feeder Presentations also included the new Terex OMNI system, a real-time tablet-based system to improve jobsite safety and efficiency and the T-Link fleet management system, a remote monitoring and fleet management system standard on their crushers and screeners. For more information, visit terex.com and kimballequipment.com.  CEG

One of the highlights of the day included a fully working demonstration of the Terex Finlay I-140 impact crusher, Terex Finlay 883+ screener and the TR-75 conveyor.

(L-R): Tom Uphoff, Kimball Equipment branch manager, Arizona. and Corona, Calif., is joined by Cy Yearman, Kimball Equipment branch manager, Reno, Nev;, Mark Trainor, regional sales manager, Terex Finlay; Mark Oviatt, president, Kimball Equipment; Nick Jordan, Kimball Equipment branch manager, Sacramento, Calif.; and Kurt Rainbolt, Kimball Equipment, Las Vegas.

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“Purpose-Built” Facility The new non-ferrous operation is housed in its own 150 by With its compact swing radius, the 818 is able to feed 60 ft. (45.7 by 18 m) “purpose- both the Bano mill and wire-cutting operation. built” building, 35 ft. (10.6 m) high at the peak and 30 ft. (9 m) at the walls. The facility runs two lines: one to strip and cut wire; the other running the Bano mill and Steinert separators to process “meatballs” extracted from the nearby shredder operation into ferrous and non-ferrous streams. The motors are largely salvaged from appliances that Zubick processes onsite, as well as units shipped to their operation by other yards in the region. The 818 M feeds the two parallel lines from one position at the front of the process, using the mag-grab to move loads of shred magnetically from trucks into the mill, then switching to the grapple mode to feed bundles of wire into the cutter from stockpiles on the floor. At 48,060 lbs. (21,800 kg), the 818 is close to one-third the size of their 850s, but it provides high reach and lift capacity required to match the processing speed and volume of the Limit switches on the boom allow the 818 to mill. work quickly and safely within the envelope of the indoor facility.

Right-Sized for the Job The operation is overseen by Bruce’s son, Ben Zubick. “Sennebogen’s elevating cab lets the operator see right into the trucks and into the hopper. He has to stagger the material as it’s loaded into the hopper, so the visibility allows more efficient handling. The 818’s compact swing radius is ideal for an indoor operation like this — there’s just 1.5 in. of counterweight out the back. On most machines, the counterweight overhangs the pads by a foot or two.” Ben noted that the size and operating

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Choosing a Quick Coupler for Safe, Fast Attachment Changes By Francois Martin SPECIAL TO CEG

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The tools used in the construction trade are wide ranging and constantly improving. Sledgehammers evolved to handheld breakers, and shovels gave rise to excavator buckets. Manufacturers are always looking for new ways to improve productivity and safety in the tools contractors use every day. Quick couplers are no different. These aftermarket excavator addons increase efficiency by eliminating the need to manually remove mounting pins, Kinshofer photo greatly reducing the time it takes for excavator operators to switch between attachTilt couplers from Kinshofer easily pair with buckets, rippers, rakes and grabs as well as a ments. Like all other tools, wide variety of demolition, recycling and railroad attachments. quick couplers are constantrequire multiple attach- presents a large difference in fees. Administration, in the United States ly evolving. When making a ment changes daily, or if With a mechanical coupler, alone there were 15 injury accidents purchase decision, consider price is the most critical however, convenience and safety between 1998 and 2005 involving the application, hydraulic or consideration. Mechanical are compromised. Operators are the unanticipated release of excamechanical configurations, couplers have a similar required to physically leave the cab vator buckets from quick couplers safety features and additionprice to of the machine and use manual on hydraulic excavators. Eight of al performance features and The ability to tilt an attachment is an added purchase hydraulic couplers, but the force to position the pin into place, those accidents resulted in fatalities. benefits like tilting capabili- feature to consider when selecting a coupler. required complex installa- causing the changeout process to Failure to properly engage and ties and fully hydraulic opertion often take longer. It often involves two lock the coupler is likely the cause the day or wants to increase proations. workers, and is an overall more in most cases. It commonly ductivity with one machine on a difficult process. With a hydraulic involves the unintended release of site, a coupler is a must-have. An Convenience With coupler’s ease-of-use features, a bucket or other attachment from operator may not switch attacha Coupler operators save time and effort by quick couplers, according to a Like many other aftermarket ments frequently because he doescompleting the process from 2005 OSHA bulletin. The report products, a quick coupler is an n’t want to leave the cab. But utiinside the cab. This improves states that unintended releases tend investment that adds convenience lizing the wrong attachment for the efficiency and safety. to happen because users may not and flexibility to a fleet in just wrong work will increase wear. be aware of the hazards, they fail to about any application. Without a Safety Benefits of properly insert locking pins, or coupler, switching between a Hydraulic or Mechanical Hydraulic Couplers they have insufficient training on Most manufacturers offer bucket, ripper, rake, mechanical Most coupler-related injuries are installation and testing procedures. grabs, etc., can cost valuable time. couplers in two configurations: the result of an operator not prop- To decrease the likelihood of acciAlthough couplers might make the hydraulic or mechanical. Each has Kinshofer photo erly securing the safety pin on dents, manufacturers developed machine heavier and slightly its advantages and disadvantages, reduce the breakout force, they including size, cost and operating Kinshofer’s SmartFlow system semi-automatic or manual models. solutions in hydraulic couplers to is fully hydraulic, allowing Numerous injuries, some resulting ensure proper engagement and increase the speed and agility of system. A mechanical (or manual) cou- users to change hydraulic in fatalities, have occurred as a minimize the possibility of injuries attachment changeout. Considering traditional changes pler has its benefits: lower cost, attachments safely and effi- result of poor coupler connections from operator error. While a hydraulic coupler doescan take up to 20 minutes, a quick fewer components and a lighter ciently. Up to five hydraulic and dropping buckets. According coupler can save operators time overall weight. They’re typically circuits can be coupled com- to a study conducted by the U.S. n’t eliminate all risk of dropped see COUPLERS page 93 and energy on today’s complicated the best choice if a job doesn’t fortably from the driver’s cab. Occupational Health and Safety

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Kenworth W990 Transports 55th U.S. Capitol Tree The 55th U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree — a 60-ft. Blue Spruce from New Mexico’s Carson National Forest — has started its way to Washington, D.C., following its Nov. 6 harvesting near Red River, N.M. The Carson National Forest Service nominated 12 trees as candidates for the special honor, with representatives from the Architect of the Capitol selecting the 2019 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree. The special Blue Spruce, which will be displayed on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., is the perfect representation of the Carson National Forest, according to Ricardo Martinez, Carson National Forest deputy district ranger. “The tree selected is beautiful and perfectly symmetrical — it’s what you look for in a Christmas tree,” said Martinez. “The Carson National Forest is a special place, and the Blue Spruce that will be on display during the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Tour en route to Washington D.C., will help put New Mexico and its forests in the national spotlight. We’re proud to send this beautiful tree to the Capitol.” On hand and ready for the load was a Kenworth W990, along with members from Artesia, N.M.based Wilbanks Trucking Services, this year’s designated hauler of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree. The company’s representatives at the tree harvesting ceremony featured Shane Phipps, safety director; and Josh Rice, terminal facility and crane manager at Wilbanks Trucking Service location in Hobbs, N.M., along with several other employees. The company specializes in heavy haul and crane services, and provided the cranes and crane operators for the tree harvesting. The Kenworth W990 transporting the tree features a distinctive

The Kenworth W990 transporting the tree, features a distinctive graphics package that showcases the New Mexico state flag, along with Ship Rock, a 7,177 ft.-high mountain rock that resembles a 19th century clipper ship.

graphics package that showcases the New Mexico state flag, along with Ship Rock, a 7,177 ft.-high mountain rock that resembles a 19th century clipper ship. On the door and sleeper, the U.S. Capitol Building is shown with a Christmas tree, with the wording: “From the Land of Enchantment to Enchanting the Nation” written above the graphics. Once the tree was lifted and set on the 82-ft. trailer, Rice, who supervised the crane operation, drove the Kenworth W990 to Red River just a mile away from the harvest site. Rice is one of three Wilbanks Trucking Services employees who will drive the W990 and deliver the tree to Washington D.C. “It’s hard to put into words what it means to me to be a part of such a special delivery,” said Rice. “I look forward to participating in the tree tour and sharing the experience with the other drivers who help transport the tree.” Once in Red River, the tree was fitted with a special 40-gallon water bladder to keep it hydrated during the transport. Final prepara-

Wilbanks Trucking Services is this year’s designated hauler of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.

tions were then made for the crosscountry haul. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” said Phipps. “We’re proud to be responsible for transporting the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree and participate in community events along the path to the Capitol. We look forward to seeing the tree standing tall at the lighting ceremony.” Featuring a 76-in. mid-rood

sleeper, the W990 was spec’d with the PACCAR Powertrain — a PACCAR MX-13 engine rated at 455-hp and 1,650 lb.-ft. of torque, 12-speed automated transmission, and 40K tandem rear axle. The truck also was specified with the Limited Edition interior, premium GT703 seats and audio system, Kenworth Nav+HD, predictive cruise control, 1800W inverter, 180-degree swivel passenger seat,

and Kenworth TruckTech+ remote diagnostics. The tour officially commenced on Nov. 11 when the tree departed Red River to begin its journey 2,000 miles to the east. Along the way, the tree will stop at 30 community events. The tour’s first stop was at Alta Vista Elementary and Intermediate School in Questa, N.M., where the tree was the main event for a parade. The tour ended Nov. 24 at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, before being delivered to the U.S. Capitol in late November. In early December, a special tree lighting ceremony will be hosted by the Architect of the Capitol, in conjunction with the U.S. Speaker of the House. For more information, including a complete tour schedule, visit the 2019 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree web site — www.capitolchristmastree.com. Choose Outdoors, a non-profit organization that works with the Forest Service on promoting outdoor recreation and public access to federal lands for recreation, assists with coordinating the annual tour. 

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Mack Defense is partnering with Truck-Lite Co. LLC to provide lighting systems for the M917A3 heavy dump truck (HDT). Truck-Lite is a worldwide leader in heavy-duty lighting, telematics, engine protection, safety and visibility systems. “To meet the demanding specifications of the U.S. Army, Mack Defense assembled a world class team of suppliers to develop a best-in-class vehicle,” said Jack Terefinko, Mack Defense acquisition program manager. “That includes working with partners like Truck-Lite, which has years of experience in developing military-spec equipment.” Since 1998, Truck-Lite has produced military-spec lighting that meets or exceeds the military’s strict lighting standards. Mack Defense partnered with Truck-Lite to bring that expertise to the M917A3 HDT program in the form of its blackout drive lights, front and rear composite lights and auxiliary lighting. “Truck-Lite has supported the U.S. Army

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aluminum and other construction materials and components. “A survey conducted by AGC of America and Autodesk this summer found that 80 percent of the nearly 2,000 responding contractors reported difficulty filling hourly craft positions,” he said. “In addition, 57 percent reported the same for salaried positions. Nearly as many firms expect the difficulties to remain or intensify over the coming 12 months. Removal of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminum, along with softening in demand for materials from automakers and other manufacturers, has caused materials costs to flatten recently, but labor-related costs continue to increase. Those costs include not only higher base pay rates (reported by two-thirds of the firms in the AGC survey), but greater expenses and longer times for recruiting, training and overtime. As a result, 44 percent of respondents say their firms have put higher prices into bids or contracts and 29 percent are quoting longer lead times.” This analysis was provided in response to comments from Shawn Massey, CCIM. CRRP, ALC, a partner with the Shopping Center Group, noted that construction costs in the Memphis, Tenn., area and the Southeast in general have risen by as much as 18 to 25 percent due the ongoing shortage of construction workers, increases in the price of materials and impacts of hurricanes, flooding and other weather-related factors. “During the last 18 to 36 months we have seen a drastic increase in our construction budgets that were unaccounted for based on historical numbers and reasonable inflation or contingencies,” Massey said. “Besides the labor shortage, natural disasters in Texas and Florida have driven up the cost of construction materials for sheetrock and other materials. The booming economy has an effect that workers can choose which projects to work on and thus projects that can afford more get the workers. Some deals will never get done as rents required to justify new construction pricing are simply not there.” Simonson, in the Sept. 13 edition of the AGC Data DIGest, provided the latest statistics regarding PPI based on an AGC analysis of PPIs that the BLS posted on Sept. 11.

“Compared to August 2018, the PPI for new non-residential building construction — a measure of the price that contractors say they would charge to build a fixed set of buildings — rose 5.6 percent,” he wrote. “Increases ranged from 4.2 percent year-over-year (y/y) for new healthcare building construction to 4.8 percent for office buildings, 5.6 percent for warehouses, 6.6 percent for industrial buildings and 6.9 percent for schools. “Increases in PPIs for subcontractors’ new, repair and maintenance work on non-residential buildings ranged from 2.4 percent y/y for roofing contractors to 5.6 percent for electrical contractors, 5.8 percent for plumbing contractors and 7.2 percent for concrete contractors,” Simonson added. “In contrast to these output prices, the PPI for inputs to construction —excluding capital investment, labor and imports — edged up only 0.4 percent y/y, a sharp deceleration from the 6.4 percent increase one year earlier.” The index also covers goods (56 percent) and services (44 percent), and it found that the PPI for energy inputs to the construction sector fell by 13 percent y/y, while non-energy goods inputs increased by 1.3 percent y/y. Regarding the index for services inputs, it increased 1.9 percent y/y. “Price increases turned negative for some previously fast-rising inputs such as diesel fuel (down 18 percent y/y, following a 35 percent jump a year earlier), lumber and plywood (-12 percent y/y, following a 6 percent rise); steel mill products (-11 percent y/y, following an 18 percent gain); gypsum products (-8.4 percent y/y, following a 7.5 percent rise); and aluminum mill shapes (-5.2 percent y/y, following a 15 percent gain),” Simonson wrote. “In contrast, the PPI for architectural coatings rose 6.5 percent y/y vs. 4.7 percent a year earlier.” In the Aug. 27 edition of the AGC Data DIGest, Simonson addressed the labor shortage, citing data garnered by the Autodesk-AGC of America 2019 Workforce Survey, which gathered information from 1,935 respondents. “Filling craft positions and some salaried positions remains as great a challenge for contractors as it was a year ago,” Simonson stated. “Ninetyone percent report their firms plan to hire hourly craft personnel in the next 12 months for expansion (19 percent)

or replacement (72 percent), close to the 93 percent who said the same in the 2018 survey. But 80 percent stated they were having a hard time filling some hourly craft positions (same as in 2018). In addition, 57 percent said they were having a hard time filling some salaried positions (vs. 56 percent in 2018), while 12 percent reported no difficulty and 32 percent had no openings. “For all but one of 20 specific craft positions listed in the survey, at least half of respondents whose firms employ that craft said filling positions was harder than last year. The sole exception was painters, with 49 percent of respondents saying they were harder to find than last year. The hardest craft positions to fill were concrete workers, reported as harder to fill than a year ago by 69 percent of firms; pipelayers reported by 66 percent; carpenters, equipment operators and cement masons, each cited by 65 percent. For each craft, fewer than four percent of respondents said filling the position was easier than last year, while seven to 20 percent said they hired without difficulty.” Regarding the 10 salaried positions that were studied, 48 percent of respondents said project manager/supervisor positions were harder to fill than last year. For engineers, it was 37 percent and 33 percent for environmental compliance professionals. To secure more hourly craft workers, more firms when compared to 2018 increased base pay rates due to the difficulty of filling positions. Engaging in career-building programs as a means to increase the labor supply of firms rose from 48 to 50 percent. In a bid to find executive and non-craft workers, 29 percent of the companies called on the services of search firms, the same as in 2018. This was also done to secure craft workers, although there was a five percent decrease to 27 percent. “To replace workers or skills, 29 percent of firms invested in technology to automate processes to supplement worker duties; 24 percent used laborsaving equipment (e.g., drones, robots, 3-D printers, laser- or GPS-guided equipment); and 23 percent used methods to reduce on-site worktime (e.g., lean construction, virtual construction or offsite fabrication),” wrote Simonson, who also noted that “nearly see COSTS page 108

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PGH Excavating Owners’Love of Earthmoving Runs Deep PGH Excavating operates two Kenworth T880s and two T880S models equipped with PACCAR MX-13 engines rated at 510 hp. The company also has a W990, Kenworth’s new long-hood model.

For Chris and Nick Thornhill, owners of PGH Excavating, moving dirt runs deep in their DNA. By watching their father own and operate a successful hauling business that served excavating companies, the two brothers learned how the industry worked at an early age. “When my brother Nick and I each turned 18, we went to work for our dad,” said Chris Thornhill. “I drove a Kenworth dump truck and delivered material to backfill job sites. My brother helped contractors grade job sites to create level surfaces. We learned so much through the years, we decided to start our own company.” In 2007, Chris and Nick founded PGH Excavating. Before the Enumclaw, Wash.based company could haul its first load of dirt, it needed to acquire heavy equipment, as well as a few trucks and trailers. Chris and Nick’s first purchase was a Kenworth longhood from their father. “From the days of operating a Kenworth truck myself, I knew first-hand that a Kenworth would run for years,” said Thornhill. “My dad was a Kenworth customer for more than 40 years and he was keen on running equipment that would be reliable, while at the same time, offer drivers trucks they would be proud to drive.” Since that first purchase, the company has steadily grown its fleet to include 15 heavyduty trucks, primarily a mix of Kenworth long hoods and vocational models. The company operates two Kenworth T880s and two T880S models equipped with PACCAR MX-13 engines rated at 510 hp. The company also has a W990, Kenworth’s new longhood model. “Kenworths have always been reliable. The performance we’re getting from our T880s is especially high,” said Thornhill. “In

Chris Thornhill and his brother, Nick, founded PGH Excavating in 2007.

the past four years, our T880s have only missed two days of work. That speaks volumes to the quality of the PACCAR MX-13 engine. We’re a dependable company; minimal downtime keeps our drivers on the road, delivering for our customers and making money. It’s a win for us across the board, so we plan on adding more Kenworth T880S models with MX-13 engines.” PGH Excavating fitted one T880 and one T880S with super solo dump bodies, capable of hauling 25 tons. The other T880 and T880S are equipped with Sturdy-Weld dump bodies that can haul up to 17 tons. The company’s T880s and T880S trucks deliver material to job sites that require extra material for grading, or they can take excess straight to the dump site. PGH Excavating offers grading services at the locations where it removes material and also can deliver grading product fresh from one site to another. “We’ll often drive up to 90 miles through

the congested city streets in and around Seattle, so it’s important to us to maximize each payload,” said Thornhill. “Some job sites will take a week or less to clear and grade. Others, like massive neighborhood developments, can take more than a decade. We’ll typically send our super solo trucks to areas with heavy traffic, so we don’t have to make as many runs to that area. The PACCAR MX-13 engine gives our trucks plenty of power even with the added weight.” To transport the company’s excavating equipment to and from jobsites, PGH Excavating relies on its new W990 purchased through Papé Kenworth Northwest — SeaTac. So far, the truck has surpassed all expectations. “When the W990 first became available, we wanted to be one of the first companies to own one,” said Thornhill. “We did our research and placed an order with Ray Lute, salesman at Papé Kenworth Northwest, who worked with our dad for a

number of years. Since we began operating the W990 earlier this year, it’s been performing flawlessly.” The Kenworth W990 is equipped with a 605 hp engine and an 18-speed Eaton Fuller manual transmission. The W990 pulls a 5axle lowboy trailer; the company expects it will put on 60,000 miles in its first full year of operation. “We get plenty of comments on how clean and beautiful our trucks look, but the W990 in particular, has received a lot of attention,” said Thornhill. “I’ve always been a fan of the traditional long-hood. As we phase out some of our older rigs, the W990 will replace them.” High driver turnover can sometimes be an issue for fleets in the trucking industry. For PGH Excavating, driver retention has never been an issue. “Many of our drivers have been with us from the very beginning,” said Thornhill. “Our driver retention is well above the industry average, thanks in large part, to the equipment we own. Our drivers really enjoy the enhanced comfort provided by the wide Kenworth cabs, as well as the enhanced visibility.” Thornhill will be the first to admit that PGH Excavating doesn’t drum up new business from the looks of its excavation equipment. Its Kenworth trucks, however, are a different matter. “People recognize us for the Kenworth trucks we have on the road,” said Thornhill. “They are a great marketing tool for us, and help us establish the image we want to portray to potential customers. We strive to put the best trucks on the road, and Kenworth continues to be that truck.” For more information, visit www.kenworth.com. 

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Snow and Ice Section For more information on snow-clearing equipment and spreaders, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

Busy U.S. Airports Ready for Anything in Winter O’Hare International Airport photo

O’Hare crews make quick work of clearing snow.

By Eric Olson CEG CORRESPONDENT

Summer had only just ended in the Front Range of Colorado, in and around Denver, when the area received its first snow accumulations on Oct. 10. It was little problem for area motorists long accustomed to early winters and maneuvering through the white stuff. They benefit from having a state DOT that is among the best in the nation at removing snow and ice from roadways. But airline passengers flying in and out of Denver International Airport also need to have the peace of mind that they, too, can be safely transported during snow and ice storms. Lucky for them, the facility has its own crack staff of snow removal professionals on hand to keep the major hub operating throughout the worst winter weather. More than 500 people work to clear snow and ice each winter at the city’s airport, which averages 56 inches of snow. Denver is among four of the six most active airports in the nation that, to varying degrees, experience snow and ice each winter. Chicago O’Hare and New York’s JFK also make the list due to their locations in the Snow Belt. Even Atlanta, by far the nation’s busiest, sees wintry precipitation despite its location in the Deep South.

Chicago Brawls With Snow, Ice The United States’ third busiest airport, O’Hare International, just as tough as Chicago itself, has a long history of brawling with and disposing of snow and ice. In the 2019-20 season, O’Hare is dedicating 255 pieces of equipment and about 600 city staff to snow removal, including 26 plows; 35 runway brooms; 59 multifunction units; 21 deicers; 19 spreaders; and five blowers. While the airlines themselves are responsible for applying deicing liquids to their planes, most airports provide support facilities to the carriers for them to do so. Deicing an aircraft prior to takeoff is performed at all airports when temperatures are at or below freezing and ice has formed. Untreated, ice on airplane wings can prohibit the lift needed to fly and, when lodged within engines, can cause catastrophic damage. This past February, the CDA and O’Hare opened the airport’s first dedicated deicing facility to allow airlines to treat their aircraft away from the gate and closer to departure during snow events. The 835,000-sq.-ft. facility — the equivalent of 17 football fields — is the largest deicing center of its kind in the United States and second largest in the world. see AIRPORTS page 104

Denver International Airport photo

An Oshkosh snow plow and blower clear the airport roads in Denver.

Denver International Airport photo

Aero, a snow-removal contractor, dumps snow into a melter, an environmentallyfriendly way to remove piles of snow.

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Snow, Ice May Threaten, But U.S. Airports Battle Back Denver International Airport photo

Denver’s fleet of Oshkosh plows moves in tandem along a runway.

O’Hare International Airport photo

This past February, the CDA and O’Hare opened the airport’s first dedicated deicing facility to allow airlines to treat their aircraft away from the gate and closer to departure during snow events. Denver International Airport photo AIRPORTS from page 103

An M-B Companies’ HT Tractor, equipped with plows, underbody scrapers and tow-behind brooms, is on the job in Denver.

“The deicing pad accommodates up to 20 narrow body airplanes or five wide body airplanes at a time,” said Karen Pride, director of media relations at the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA), the city agency that manages the airport. “During snow events, hundreds of flights could be deiced on any given day.” Ice a Bigger Issue in Atlanta With 107 million passengers transitioning through in 2018, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International (ATL) generally only sees a fraction of the snow that the other air facilities routinely receive. However, north Georgia often gets crippling ice storms, which causes ATL to plan for its anticipated winter weather just as judiciously as the others. “We form several different teams that work in 12-hour shifts during the season,” said Paul Meyer, ATL’s assistant general manager of operations maintenance and transportation. “When ATL is expecting bad weather, we implement

the Winter Weather Operations Response Plan that includes staff from other areas of the airport to assist in the operations.” ATL’s Maintenance Division has a year-round plan for maintaining its specialized equipment used during winter weather events, he added. Each piece is inspected once a month to ensure its readiness. Among the machines available for use by ATL each win-

O’Hare International Airport photo

In the 2019-20 season, O’Hare is dedicating 255 pieces of equipment and about 600 city staff to snow removal.

ter are two tandem dump trucks with spreaders and plows; a pair of snow blowers mounted to rubber tire loaders with 20ft. snow blowing capability; six liquid deicer trucks with 75ft. booms and 4,000-gal. capacities; 11 tandem dump trucks with 20-ft. plows; a dozen Oshkosh H-Series 20-ft. brooms; and 15 spreaders of various capacities. see AIRPORTS page 106

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JFK Plans for Winter Weather Months Ahead of Time AIRPORTS from page 104

New York JFK Prepares in Summer In the Northeast, New York’s John F. Kennedy International is situated 15 miles east of midtown Manhattan, near the Atlantic Ocean. The facility processes 62 million passengers each year. The airfield employs about 200 people for snow removal, in addition to a variety of equipment and attachments, such as multi-function plows, high-speed plows and straight-blade plows, deicing equipment, spreaders, blowers and brooms. In all, the facility, operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), has approximately 100 pieces of equipment for its runways, taxiways, tarmacs and ramps. “The type of winter equipment that any airport uses are determined by factors such as the type of snow, depth of snow, wind speed and direction, and the temperature,” said Alana Calmi, a spokesperson for the PANYNJ. “During heavy snows we will drive approximately 20 vehicles in tandem in order to clear each of our four runways.” She added that JFK’s winter maintenance department begins planning for snow over the previous summer. That includes classroom training, planning meetings, hands-on equipment training, and “dry runs,” which involve taking the equipment out on the runways and taxiways to practice driving in formation and performing snow clearing maneuvers. Many airports that see heavy snow accumulations, such as those in New York, Chicago and Denver, also utilize snow melters — machines that allow for loaders to dump mounds of snow into the units where hot water or flame burners convert them into water for discharge into drain systems. These machines can handle hundreds of tons of snow per hour and eliminates snow from being piled up on the edges of runways and tarmacs. Denver Battles Wind as Much as Snow The most impressive thing about Denver International is not that it’s the fifth busiest in the nation, but that it encompasses a massive 33,531 acres, making it the largest airport in North America. Also, one of its six landing strips, Runway 16R/34L, stretches for 3.03 mi., the longest on the continent. Those numbers equate to a lot of snow to plow during Colorado winters. Rich Brannan, Denver International’s assistant director of field maintenance, said his department’s crews don’t find

Denver International Airport photo

Deicing crews in Denver take flight.

Denver International Airport photo

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snow and ice removal too difficult, unless it’s in the teeth of the often-high winds that buffet the airport, located on the high plains east of the Rockies. “We have all the equipment and manpower necessary to remove snow, no matter the depth,” he said. “Most of the time [the airfield has] been closed has been when we have had 50+ mile-per-hour winds. Blowing snow reduces visibility and becomes a big safety concern, which causes us to simply stay off the airfield. When you get that kind of wind and you are pushing three to eight inches of snow, you can’t see more than two feet in front of your face. And there isn’t too much you can do about it.”

Chemicals Employed on Airsides While salt-based chemicals are often applied to highways to melt ice and snow, the downside is that cars and trucks are more susceptible to rust damage. But even a small amount of corrosion on an airplane can be deadly, so airports turn to specialized chemicals that don't affect the metal on an airframe. “The airside areas at O’Hare International is treated with potassium acetate liquid and sodium formate, a granular solid,” said Pride. “For increased friction, sand is used when needed. Salt is only used on landside roadways, as it’s illegal for use on aeronautical areas due to its corrosive properties.”  CEG O’Hare International Airport photo

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Swinging Costs Prove Hard to Predict COSTS from page 100

half of respondents said projects have taken longer (44 percent) and/or costs have been higher than anticipated (43 percent), while 44 percent have put higher prices into bids or contracts and 29 percent have put in longer times.” General contractors from various regions were contacted for their reaction to the data, and they confirmed the situation facing the construction sector. “As a mechanical subcontractor, we represent a large portion of the overall labor force on a given project,” said Bruce W. Tibbetts, president of Virginia-based EMC Mechanical Services. “Labor costs over the last year have increased steadily, adversely affecting our existing backlog. We experience schedule compression on almost every project we are involved with. All it takes is for one trade to fall behind schedule on a given project and from there is a domino effect for the entire project team. We are working to pre-fabricate more of our work off site to help get ahead and/or keep pace without the cost of overtime and too many hours in a given week for our workers.” Tibbetts noted that pricing for materials over the last year has been up and down, especially with continuous talks around tariffs. “It has become standard practice to add a contingency line for material/ equipment increases,” he said. “We try to stay in constant communication with our suppliers, but even the short-term swings are hard to predict. Going forward, owners and contractors need to agree on a way to share the risks, otherwise we will have to put in higher reserves.” Asked how his company’s private sector and government clients have reacted to price increases, Tibbetts replied: “This varies greatly across the board. With some local, state and county agencies we are finding that they understand that labor shortages have a direct impact on the eventual project delivery schedule.” Bill Fetters, vice president of engineering/estimating with Philadelphia’s Buckley & Co. Inc., noted that the increases are taken into account at the planning level. “We are heavy highway contractors and mostly bid to government agencies — the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and the city of Philadelphia — where indexes are provided for steel, asphalt and fuel, and that offers some protection,” Fetters said. “Most of our commodities —

concrete and rebar, outside trucking, etc., are relatively predictable. Theoretically our competitors have to deal with the same issues, so we see it as a wash. We are a union contractor, and our field supervision reports that there have been problems obtaining dependable skilled labor for short notice production pushes. This is being offset by having our crews put in more overtime hours. “After a completive bid is awarded, we try to lock in prices by having subcontracts and purchase orders expeditiously prepared and executed,” Fetters added. “This provides some protection. However, there is the occasional specialty item which can bite you. Recently, a resin-type concrete mold jumped 15 percent in a year purportedly due to regulatory issues.” The government agencies that Buckley & Co. deal with tend to express surprise when they open bids and the prices are higher than their engineers estimate, Fetters stated. So if they’re successful, Buckley & Co. has to perform pre-award justifications for re-budgeting purposes. Katie Haydon Perry, director of organizational development with Haydon Building Corp., Phoenix, Ariz., participated in AGC of America discussions about the cost increases. “The Phoenix metro area and Phoenix-Tuscon area economies are blazing, and there’s so much work here that we strategized to keep the bulk of our work in Arizona so we can keep our guys working close to home,” Perry said. “The increase in costs means decreases in profit and that’s been the biggest shift for us. Really getting creative is important. We have people who think outside of the box that are looking for ways to do things in a more cost-effective way. “Increased wages and salaries mean we have to be more cognizant of what overtime looks like,” she added. “Schedules are tighter and we have a lot more overtime hours being logged. This is being factored in from the beginning, especially with scheduled pushes and big pushes at the end of our projects. We want to make sure that we stay inside that budget. It’s a challenge and it forces us to be better.” The labor shortage is a “big issue” for Haydon. “We have less skilled personnel on our staff, which means more oversight and training is needed for new people, which also means more constraints on our superintendents and upper level

management,” Perry said. “We’ve increased our hiring process, including a panel for salaried people. We do more extensive training from day one because a lot of times we’re getting people who’ve never done construction before as our industry pays higher than most entry-level positions.” With all the advanced technology entering the industry and use of more sophisticated equipment, foremen often have to “hand hold” new Haydon employees as they become familiar with the tools. “We have to make sure that new guys really understand the implications of their decisions and how they affect the whole team,” Perry stated. On prices for materials, she explained that Haydon has looked at different material types and methods to reduce costs. Reinforced concrete channel, concrete and rebar increased in price by about 25 percent. The company used value engineering to design a soil cement channel reducing overall cost by 40 percent, which also helped reduce the amount of labor required. Price increases are causing budget stress for the firm’s private sector and government clients. “During programming we are providing multiple phasing options so they can build what they can afford now and have options to complete as the dollars become available in the future,” Perry explained. The Ohio-based Rudolph Libbe Group has seen construction costs increase somewhat more than the cost of living index, but has not seen owners delaying or cancelling construction projects as a result. “There’s no way to predict the future, but interest rates are still very competitive, and the economy continues to be very solid so owners tend to keep moving forward with projects,” said Jeff Schaller, vice president, preconstruction operations, Rudolph Libbe Inc. “This business climate is requiring everyone to be more proactive when it comes to staffing and planning projects. When owners involve us in the earliest stages of project planning, we have the best opportunity to help control and monitor cost as much as possible. Those who don’t can be very surprised when costs are higher than expected after the design is complete.” Nor has the labor shortage affected the company’s pursuit of projects. “We always take into account manpower availability when we qualify or select opportunities, and that’s true see COSTS page 118

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AEM Hall of Fame Inducts Mary Andringa of Vermeer Corp. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) announced the newest inductee to the AEM Hall of Fame: Mary Andringa of Vermeer Corp. The AEM Hall of Fame recognizes individuals whose innovations, ideas and leadership have advanced the off-road equipment manufacturing industry and contributed to its success in the past and into tomorrow. “We are very pleased to announce and congratulate Mary Andringa as the latest inductee into the AEM Hall of Fame,” said AEM President Dennis Slater. “She joins an elite group of respected industry leaders whose work and accomplishments inspire the next generation to continue our industry’s legacy of progress enhancing productivity, sustainability, and economic and social prosperity.” Nominations for the AEM Hall of Fame are open year-round. An independent panel of industry experts evaluates potential inductees, and honorees are publicly announced and celebrated during special ceremonies at AEM’s annual conference of member companies. More than 60 industry leaders have been inducted into the AEM Hall of Fame since its inception in 1993.

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traffic restrictions have been imposed such as a Bomag roller, an shoulder and lane cloInternational tractor trailer sures. flatbed, and three to six Ford In addition, all landslide tri-axle dump trucks as areas that are open to trafrequired. fic are being monitored at Subcontractors included regular intervals and after Glenn Hawbaker, for bitumistorm events to ensure nous pavement placement for restrictions are placed or the roadway; and Green Acres roads are closed prior to Contracting Co. Inc., which the landslides reaching a installed new guide rail, post, critical point. end treatments, delineation and Smith reported that all drainage markers. On Route 87, Wagman Heavy Civil uses its Komatsu Smith said that there are cur- PC300LC excavator with drill attachment and Rylind landslides are being prioritized based on the comrently 34 active landslide sites Construction uses its John Deere 135G excavator. munity and regional across six counties in District programmed for funding as the depart- needs, and the most critical landslides 3. Ongoing landslides pose a challenge ment’s operating budget and emer- are being evaluated to determine the for funding repairs. Smith noted that gency funding availability will allow,” best repair options and funding sources. damage that occurred during the flood- she said. Safety in these areas has been a priOnce the prioritization and evaluaing events was eligible for federal ority, and Smith reported that several tions are completed, PennDOT will emergency funds. “The landslides occurring after the roadways have been closed due to the report which landslides are able to be flood events are not eligible for federal continuing nature of the embankment repaired and the approximate schedules emergency funding and will need to be failure/landslide. In other roadways, for the projects.  CEG

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WANTED (AL): KENWORTH T8 SERIES DUMP TRUCKS AND MACK GU713 ROLL OFF TRUCKS. COMMENTS: CLASS 8 , ROLLOFF TRUCKS, DUMP TRUCKS, VOCATIONAL TRUCKS, ANY BRANDS, QUANTITIES, OR YEAR MODELS. I HAVE AN ONGOING NEED TO BUY LOTS OF THESE. EMAIL: CHUGHCUMMINGSJR@ GMAIL.COM PHONE: 205-907-9787 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): HITACHI EX400LC-1 EXCAVATORS. EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM PHONE: +923462653742 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US) MANUFACTURER: CATERPILLAR 950B WHEEL LOADERS EMAIL: ILYAS.MTCPK@GMAIL.COM PHONE: +92-346-265-3742 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (PA): CATERPILLAR 973C CRAWLER LOADER. COMMENTS: LOOKING FOR A CATERPILLAR 973C READY TO GO TO WORK. EMAIL: CHICK@FITZEQUIP.NET PHONE: 215-805-3650 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NM): CATERPILLAR ALL MODELS ROAD MAINTENANCE. COMMENTS: SOLICITO POR ESTE MEDIO LA COTIZACIÓN DE UNA RETROEXCAVADORA 4X4 Y UNA MOTONIVELADORA LAS DOS 2005 Y MARCA CATERPILLAR A NOMBRE DE LA EMPRESA GECOD S.A. DE C.V. EMAIL: BRAULIOALBERTO23@ GMAIL.COM PHONE: 287-110-3964 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (US): KOMATSU PC490LC-10 EXCAVATOR. COMMENTS: LOOKING FOR NEW OR GOOD USED 70” OR 72” DITCHING/CLEAN UP BUCKET TO PIN ONTO A KOMATSU PC490LC-10. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. EMAIL: SALES@MARCELEQUIPMENT.COM. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED: ALL MODELS CATERPILLAR CRAWLER LOADERS. EMAIL: RWESTON.SELAND.CO.UK@GMAIL.COM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (NY): ALL MODELS DINGO COMPACT TRACK LOADERS. LOOKING FOR FRONT QUICK COUPLER EMAIL: NEGRIINC@GMAIL.COM; PHONE: 845-590-2640 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (USA): ALL MODELS KOBELCO EXCAVATORS. ANY 20 TO 40 TON KOBLECO EXCAVATORS IN GOOD CONDITION. EMAIL: REBUILD@TUSCO.NET –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WANTED (USA): CATERPILLAR 307 SSR EXCAVATOR. EMAIL: MYPERSONALCADDY@ HOTMAIL.COM; PHONE: 1-613-662-4535 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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STEFFES GROUP INC. www.steffesgroup.com 701-237-9173 • Larchwood, IA Tues., December 17, 2019 For: AgIron Sioux Falls Event • Mount Pleasant, IA Wed., December 18, 2019 For: Yearend AgIron Mount Pleasant Event • Litchfield, MN Thurs., December 19 2019 For: AgIron Litchfield Event • Mt. Pleasant, IA Fri., December 27, 2019 For: Truck Auction • ONLINE ONLY January 3 – 8, 2020 For: Timed Online

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Marketplace-E Solution Surpasses $500M in Sales Ritchie Bros. has been a leader in the auction business for decades. Its live unreserved auctions help tens of thousands of companies sell and buy equipment and trucks annually. And yet, not every company is interested in selling without a reserve — they want access to Ritchie Bros.’ global buying base, but need more control over the selling price, timing, and/or process. Enter Marketplace-E, Ritchie Bros.’ online sales solution with Make Offer, Buy Now and Reserve options, serving the construction, transportation, agriculture, energy, government, and other industries. Launched in March 2018, the site recently surpassed $500 million in gross transaction value (GTV). “Marketplace-E has grown so much since its launch in early 2018 — in sophistication and popularity,” said Karl Werner, interim co-CEO and president of international, Ritchie Bros. “When we only offered unreserved auctions, we limited the number of companies and individuals we could help. Selling unreserved is not for everyone. Now that we have live auctions, IronPlanet weekly featured auctions, and Marketplace-E, we have a solution for every customer need. “As a result of the site’s growing popularity amongst sellers and buyers, we’ve seen strong double-digit growth in the average selling price of an item and total GTV through Marketplace-E has grown 52 percent over the past six months. Interestingly, with Marketplace-E we have also introduced a new type of buyer to our brand; a buyer who is uninterested in purchasing from auctions, but willing to pay a premium to get top of the line used assets right away. They don’t want to wait for the next auction — they need it now and can get it from Marketplace-E.” More than 3,200 companies from 45 countries have sold assets on Marketplace-E since its launch. The top five equipment categories on Marketplace-E include truck tractors, excavators, dozers, cranes, and pipelayers. Top selling manufacturers include Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu, Freightliner, and International. How Marketplace-E Works — Three Selling Options: • Make Offer: list equipment online and let potential buyers submit offers, then negotiate with potential buyers to reach an agreement • Buy Now: list equipment online at a fixed, buy-it-now price; like a basic ecommerce transaction. Once the item is purchased, the listing is closed • Reserve price: an online listing with a minimum/reserve price. The item will not sell until the reserve is met. The seller minimum is protected, but the potential highest selling price is not capped The selling process also is aided by an inside sales team dedicated to facilitating offline negotiations between interested buyers and sellers. All asset listings are syndicated on both rbauction.com and IronPlanet.com platforms to increase visibility to the company’s huge global buying audience. For more information about Marketplace-E, visit IronPlanet.com/Marketplace-E. 

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DTBA: RACINE, WISCONSIN: Late Model Tuesday, January 21: HOUSTON, TEXAS: Complete 25. Construction Equipment, Aerial Lifts, Forklifts, Trucks, Liquidation Retirement Auction. Cat, Komatsu, John Deere, Trailers, Support & Attachments. Earthmoving Equipment, Aerials, Attachments, Support.

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Material Recovery LLC – Bethlehem, PA Bidding Closes: Wed., Jan. 8, 2020 @ Noon Eastern Bidding Begins: Fri., Jan. 3, 2020 Crawler Tractor: `87 CAT D11N, s/n 74Z00394, Cat 3508 dsl, U-blade w/dual tilt cylinders, 4-barrel multi-shank ripper, ROPS over enclosed cab with heat, and 36” SBG pads

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Rubber Tired Loader: CAT 992C, s/n 42X00987, Cat 3412 dsl, spade-nose bucket w/teeth, Loadrite L2180 scale system, ROPS over enclosed cab 75 Ton End Dumps: `90 CAT 777B, s/n 4YC01257, Cat 3508 dsl, heated dump body w/bed liners, supplemental steering, retarder, rock ejectors, EROPS • `89 CAT 777B, s/n 4YC01078, Cat 3508 dsl, heated dump body w/bed liners, supplemental steering, retarder, rock ejectors, EROPS Crawler Screening Plants: `13 IROCK TS-516 Crawler Hydraulic Screening Plant, s/n IR03M5162088, Cat C4.4 dsl, 5’x16’ 2-deck vibratory incline screen • `07 KEESTRACK Frontier Crawler Hydraulic Screening Plant, s/n 492, Deutz 4 cyl liquid-cooled dsl, 5’6”x14’3” 2-deck vibratory screen Hydraulic Crawler Conveyors: `16 TELESTAK TC421, s/n 17-1187-0616, 4 cyl dsl, 42”x71’ conveyor w/feed hopper, hyd raise/lower, and 21’ hyd folding head section • (2) `16 EZYSTAK TR6536, s/n 2277 and s/n 2312, Cat 4 cyl dsl, 36”x65’ conveyor w/feed hopper, hyd raise/lower, and 24’ folding head section Cross-Belt Magnets: TEREX 30”X78” (TC421) • TEREX TXS440, 30”x78”, s/n 97792 (TR6536) • TEREX 30”x78” Suspended Hydraulic Cross-Belt Magnet (TR6536) Rubber Tired Excavator: `02 LIEBHERR A904, s/n 66611230, Liebherr dsl, Mozelt 13KW, 230-volt DC belt-driven generator, approx. 44” electromagnet attachment, auxiliary hydraulics, elevating EROPS Electromagnets: `18 DIMET DTM, 53”, s/n 8140, type 135 • `15 MOLEY MAGNETICS INC. ESA42, 42”, s/n 100005, 230-volt DC

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regardless of construction job market conditions,” Schaller said. “We encourage owners to commit on projects as early as possible so we can plan staffing well in advance. As selfperform union contractors, Rudolph Libbe Inc. and GEM Inc. have the advantage of a large pool of local trade labor, which helps us through periods like this. We pride ourselves on being a preferred employer with a strong commitment to providing safe working conditions, current equipment, technology and training.” “We have a very talented and committed labor force, and we use them to the fullest extent,” said Ron Donnal, vice president, business development, GEM Inc. “Having the best local field supervision is a key to the success of our projects.” Rudolph Libbe and GEM have apprenticeship programs for all the trades they hire — carpentry, masonry, cement finishing, operators, boilermakers, ironworkers, electricians, pipefitters, plumbers and HVAC technicians. “We are very active in high school career

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** 2 FANTASTIC AUCTIONS ** Year - End Farm & Heavy Equipment, Truck & Trailer Absolute Auction

Manasse Auction Yard, 12 Henry St. (Rt. 26S), Whitney Point, NY (Binghamton Area) Saturday, December 14, 2019 9:30AM – Tools; 10:30AM – Cars; 12Noon - Trucks & Equip. Large Absolute Auction Of Farm & Heavy Equipment, Heavy Trucks & Trailers & All Types of Equip. Group of Tractors, UTV's & Skid Steer From Large Beef Farm Selling Excess Equipment (Selling @ 12:30PM): (4) Kubota M125S, 4wd w/ Cabs, Loaders, Rear Weights, 5500-6500 Hours & Conditions, Some Need Minor Repairs, 3pth Repairs; JD 7800, 4wd, Cab, Powershift, Almost New Tires, Runs & Drives, Needs Trans. Work; New Holland TS115A, 4wd, Cab, Loader, 5000 Hrs., Needs Trans. Low Gears Not Working; Oliver Dsl. 1655; Skid Steer: Gehl 4635SX, ROPS, Dsl.; (5) JD UTV's / Gators: JD 825i Gator, 4wd w/ Full Glass Door Cab w/ Heat, Pwr Dump; (3) JD 825i Gator, 4wd, Pwr Dumps; JD 825i Gator, 4wd, Runs w/ Full Factory Cab, Needs Trans. & Other Repairs; Group Of (9) Quality Heavy Duty Work Pickup Trucks & Ford F550 Dump, (2) Freightliner M2 Dump Trucks - From Utility Company (Selling @ 12Noon): ‘13 Chevy 2500 HD Ext. Cab, 4wd w/ Enclosed Tool Cap, 6' Box, 85K; (6) ‘14 Ford F250 Ext. Cab, 4wd. 6' Box, Most Have Walk-In Tool Caps, (1) Open Pickup Box w/ Alum Tool Boxes & Front Winch 98-115K; All Fleet Maintained & White In Color, Nice Trucks!; 2013 Ford F250, 4wd w/ 8’ Alum Flatbed, Gas, Front Winch, 50k Orig. Miles; ’08 Ford F550 4wd Mason Dump Truck, 10’ Alum. Body, Dsl., 75k Miles, Nice; (2) ‘11 & ‘05 Freightliner M2 S/A Dump Trucks w/ Low Miles, w/ Alum. Bodies; Group Of (5) Pickup Trucks & (3) Utility Trailers From Local JD Dealer Updating Their Fleet!: ‘11 Ford F150 FX4 Crew Cab, 4wd; ‘00 Ford F250 2wd; ‘97 Dodge 2500, 2wd; Locke Deckover Equip. Trailer; Items Selling From The City of Binghamton: Vermeer BC1230A Tow-Behind Chipper w/ Dsl. Eng., 1300 Orig. Hrs.; Soil Preparator For SSL; Many Pallets Of Asst. Parts For Trucks & Equip.; Lg. Group Of Poly Plow Edges; Coats Lg. HD Truck Tire Changer; Street Light Parts; From A Local School: (2) ’09 Freightliner M2 Conv. 66-Pass. Buses, Cat C7 Eng., Auto Trans., 86k & 91k Orig. Miles; Excavators, Skid Steers, Compact & Farm Tractors, Forklifts, Dump Trucks, Attachments Selling @ 1PM Excavators - Midi & Mini: ‘13 IHI 55N, Midi Style, Rubber Tracks, Blade, 14K Class, 3800 Hrs., Nice; ‘12 Takeauchi TB235 w/ Blade, 1400 Hrs.; Komatsu PC35MR, Blade. 2300 Hrs.; Kubota KX0026, Steel Track; Tracked & Wheeled Skid Steers & Attach's: ‘13 JD 332E, Full Cab w/ A/C, 3800 Hrs.; Cat 272C, Full Cab, Hi-Flow, Nice; Terex/Asv PT70 Tracked, 75Hp, New Tracks, Nice; Hyd. Tree Spade For SSL; New 72” Vibratory Roller For SSL; New Post Auger For SSL; New 10’ & 8’ Snowpushers; New Forks & Buckets; New Wheels

& Tires; Compact Tractors: ‘16 NH Boomer 33, 4wd w/ Loader, Hydro; JD 2305 w/ Ldr. & Backhoe, & Belly Mower; JD 2320 w/ Loader, Runs, Trans. Issues, Low Hrs.; Mahindra 2015 4wd w/ Ldr; JD 755 w/ Ldr & Backhoe; JD 755 w/ Loader; Utility & Farm Tractors: John Deere 5220 4wd w/ Loader, Reverser, Turf Tires, 3000 Hrs., From A School, Nice; Hesston 2wd w/ Loader; IH 706; Others Coming; UTV's: (5) JD 825I, Efi Gators, 4wd, Some w/ Cabs; Kubota RTV900, Dsl. w/ Hard Door Cab; Rough Terrain Forklift & Outdoor/Indoor Forklift: IH 4500, Gas, 16' Mast; Hyster 50 LPG 5000lb; Fancy Under CDL Dump Trucks: ‘11 Freightliner M2, S/A w/ 10' Alum. Dump Body, Cummins 6.7 Dsl Eng, Auto Trans, 85K Orig. Miles; ’05 Freightliner M2 S/A w/ 10’ Dump, 90k Orig. Miles, Cat Eng., Nice; Tri-Axle, Tandem Axle & S/A Dump Trucks: '04' Sterling 9500 Tri-Axle Dump, Cat C12 Eng., 18' Body, Good Cond.; ‘07 Sterling 9500 T/A Dump, 15' Body, Merc. Benz 400Hp Eng; ‘02 Ford L8000 S/A Dump, Nice; Rollback Truck: '03 Sterling 9500 Tandem w/ Jerr-Dan 24' Heavy Duty Rollback Body, Cat C12 Eng.; Truck Tractor: ‘00 Freightliner Classic Daycab T/A Lowboy Tractor, Wetline, Cat 3406 -Bad Eng.; School Buses: (2) ‘09 Freightliner M2 Conv., 66-Pass. Buses, Cat C7 Eng., Auto Trans., 85k & 91k Orig. Miles, Nice; Tag-Along Equipment Trailers & Cargo Trailer: New Cross Country 618ECH 18' Car Hauler Trailer; ‘17 Haulmark 14’ Enclosed trailer; Utilitly & Van Trucks: 05 Chevy 3500 dually w/ 12’ Alum flatbed, gas; 2001 Ford F550 stake body truck-14’ 7.3 dsl eng, 85 Ford L8000 , 24’ van w/ cat dsl; 05 Ford E450, 14’ cube van, dsl eng; Snowblowers & Rotary Mowers: Erskine 96” dbl auger pto snowblower for big tractor, nice; Farm King 5’ , 3pth snowblower; Bushhog 372, 7’ HD , 3pth Rotary Mower; 5’ Rotary Mower; ‘; Buckets & Attach’s; new 72” Ditching Bkt for Cat 320; New 60” Ditching Bkt for Komatsu PC200; Huskie Jackhammer for Backhoe; (2) New Easykleen Self Contained Steam Washers; New Storage Buildings: New 30'x80x15' Vinyl Storage Building w/ Drive Thru Doors; Group of Exc. Buckets; Group of Quality Comm'l Zero Turn & Front Mowers, Lawn & Garden: Jacobsen 72" Front, Dsl, 4wd; JD 997 dsl, 72” deck, fancy mower; Ferris IS3100Z, 72" Deck, 400Hrs; (2) Gravely 460 Zero Turn; Cub Cadet Tank 60" Zero Turn w/ Bagger; JD 1435, 4wd, Dsl w/ 60" Deck & 2 Stage Snow Blower; Many JD & Other Lawn & Garden Tractors; Several Pickup Trucks & Service Trucks - Diesel & Gas; Many Light Plants; Group of Golf Carts and Utility Carts; Many Buckets & Attach's of All Types; Storage Body's and Containers; Plus: Selling Same Day – Our Monthly Repo Vehicle Auction - Over 100 Seized/Repo & Consigned Vehicles - Selling At 10:30AM

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Plus: Inventory Reduction Of Quality Equipment For New Holland Binghamton

2807 Vestal Road, Vestal, NY (Binghamton Area) Saturday, December 21, 2019 10AM Complete Liquidation / Retirement Auction - Equipment Of Kolba Construction Excavators: John Deere 200C-LC w/ Hyd. Thumb, 6000 Orig. Hrs., Nice; JD 690B w/ Bucket, Needs Work On Eng.; HYD. Hoe / Pac Plate Tamper For JD 690; Backhoes & Wheel Loader: JD 310SG, 4wd, Cab, Ext. Hoe, Quik Coupler Bhoe Bkt. w/ 3 Buckets; JD 644C 4wd Wheel Loader, Nice Orig. Cond.; Case 480E, 2wd, Open ROPS, Needs Work; Dozer & Crawler Loader: Cat D5C Series 2, 6-Way Blade; Cat 955K Crawler Loader, Needs Eng. Work; Skid Steers: Bobcat S185 w/ Cab, Hi-Flow, 2 Spd., 1400Hrs, Super Nice; NH LX665, ROPS; Rollers: Cat CB234 Dbl. Drum Asphalt Roller, Dsl., Low Hrs.; Raygo 66" Dirt Roller, Detroit Dsl Eng.; Screening Plant: Read RD40 Screening Plant, Lister Diesel; Truck Tractor & Dump Trucks: ‘88 White Conv. Tractor w/ Sleeper w/ Wetline; ‘94 Ford F800 S/A Dump Truck, Ford Dsl. Eng., Low Miles; '01 Dodge Ram 3500, Cummins Dsl., 1-Ton Dump w/ Snowplow; Equipment Trailers: '99 Trail King 35-Ton Detachable Lowboy; ‘93 Eager Beaver 20-Ton Tag-Along, Air Brakes; Pickup Trucks: '04 GMC 2500 Ext. Cab w/ Snowplow; '99 Dodge Dakota w/ Snowplow; Contractors Tools Of All Types: (3) Amman Dsl. & Gas Plate Compactors; Tool Boxes; (3) 500 Gal. Fuel Tanks; SS Sander / Salter; Group Of Lg. Concrete Wall Blocks; Concrete Jersey Barriers; Many Other Items!!; Inventory Reduction Of Quality Equipment, Trucks & Trailers For New Holland Binghamton Excavator: Volvo EC 240BLC w/ Hyd. Thumb, Cab, Nice; Midi Excavators: IHI 80 Midi Hyd. Excavator w/ Cab, push blade, 2000Hrs., Mustang ME8002 w/ full cab, push blade, steel tracks, 1900 hrs, real nice; Nice; 12' JD 50D, , push blade, OROPS; Mini Excavators: IHI 35N w/ Push Blade, Low Hrs; Komatsu PC 27MR,

Blade; Kubota KX0014 Rubber Tracks, Blade; Tracked Skid Loader: 2014 JD 333E w/ Full Cab, 2800Hrs., Hyd. Q/C, Nice; Fancy Ag / Farm Tractors: Kubota M105-S, 4wd, Full Cab, 1000Hrs.; David Brown / Case 990; Fancy Bat Wing Rotary Mower: Woods BW180 15' Hyd. Wing Rotary Mower, Nice; New Holland Round Baler: NH 450 Rollbelt Round Baler, New, Never Used w/ Full Warranty; Utility Tractors: 2017 New Holland Workmaster 70 w/ Loader, 4wd, 250Hrs., Still Has Warranty; JD 5200, 4wd w/ Cab & Loader, From School; NH TC45DA, 4wd w/ loader, 900hrs; Compact Tractors: NH Workmaster 33 w/ Loader, 4wd, 200Hrs., Sharp; NH TC45DA, 4wd, hydro , w/ loader; Massey Ferguson 1533, 4wd w/ Loader; Kubota B2601, 4wd, Loader, Mower, 100Hrs.; Kubota BX2200, 4wd, Loader, Mower; Kubota B7500 w/ Rear Finish Mower; JD 2305, 4wd, Loader, Mower; Fancy Rollback: 2006’ GMC 6500, Dsl, Auto trans w/ Kilar 21” Alum rollback, w/ hyd. Hitch/ wheelift, 170k, very clean!; Ram- Diesel Pickup: 2014 Ram 2500 Crew Cab, Cummins Dsl., 4wd, Ram Boxes, 120k, Bought New By NH Bing., Super Nice; Fancy Dump Truck/Stake Body Dumps: 2008 IH 4400, T/A Dump Truck, DT530 eng, ’99 Isuzu FSR Cab Over w/ 16’ Stake Body Dump, Cab Tool Boxes, 70K Mi.; 16’ Dump Body, 180k, real nice!!; Gooseneck Equip Trailer & Dump Trailer: 2014 Maxum 14k GVW Gooseneck Equip. Trailer, 22' Deck, Real Nice, NH Bing. Bought New; 2015 Maxum 10k T/A Dump Trailer; New Loaders: 2 New NH 250TLA Loaders For Compact Tractors Indoor Scissor / Man Lift: JLG 1932E, elec, 19’, works good; Comm'l. Zero-Turn Mower: JD Z-925M, 60" Deck, 400 Orig. Hrs., Super Nice!; Plus: Many 3pth Implements, (2) Snow Pushers, New & Used SSL Attach's. & Tires, Weights, Etc

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Business Calendar To view our Business Calendar online, go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com. DECEMBER CRANE SAFETY COURSES NEW LOCATIONS! REGISTER TODAY! December 9 – 10, 2019 Aerial Work Platform Inspector Training, Orlando, FL December 9 – 11, 2019 Rigging Inspector Training, Orlando, FL December 11 – 13, 2019 Qualified Signal Person, Orlando, FL December 10 – 13, 2019 Overhead Crane Train the Trainer, Pasadena, TX December 11 – 13, 2019 Forklift Train the Trainer, Orlando, FL December 16 – 17, 2019 Critical Lift Planning & Lift Director, Orlando, FL December 16 – 20, 2019 Overhead Hoist Maintenance Training, Orlando, FL December 16 – 20, 2019 Mobile Crane Train the Trainer, Cincinnati, OH December 16 – 20, 2019 Mobile Crane Operator Advanced, Pasadena, TX To register and for more information, please call or email Tiffany Alston. Telephone: 800/654-5640, extension 238. Direct: 321/710-4641. Email: talston@cranesafe.com ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) Construction Project Manager Course DATES: Sunday, December 8, 2019 to Weds., December 11, 2019 Location: Dallas, Texas Training/Professional Development For more information on this Program, contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org. ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA (AGC) Construction Project Manager Course Sunday, December 8, 2019 to Wednesday, December 11, 2019 Dallas, Texas Training/Professional Development All AGC WebEds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event takes place. For more information contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org AGC’S HOLIDAY EVENT – ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN CONTRACTORS DATE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 TIME: 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM ADDRESS: 725 Vineland Place Minneapolis, MN 55403 For more information on this event, contact AWC, 1337 St. Clair Avenue, Suite 4, St. Paul, MN 55105. Phone: 651/489-2221. Email: awcmn@awcmn.org. ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA (AGC) WebEd: Coordinating Unknowns Wednesday, December 11, 2019 – 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM BIM All AGC WebEds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event takes place. For more information contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org ROADTEC, INC. Leading the Industry in Road Building and Asphalt Paving Equipment At Roadtec we provide you with the tools that help you maximize paving efficiencies and profits. Roadtec is dedicated to your success in everything we do. It’s who we are. We want to do everything we can to help you, our industry, and our country succeed. That is why we are American made. It is why we offer unrivaled service and training, and why we design equipment that is innovative, reliable, and rugged because that is what you need. Expert Training Services Roadtec feels that one of the most important and rewarding services we can provide our customers is training. Whether it is service and maintenance training or operations and best practices training, our expert service and application personnel can fill that need. Mark Your Calendars for PPW! The 2020 Paving Professionals Workshops (PPS) will be held on the following dates: January 6 – 7, 2020 January 8 – 9, 2020 January 13 – 14, 2020 January 15 – 16, 2020 PPW is the asphalt industry’s most comprehensive training. The handson training is held at our state-of-the-art training facility in Chattanooga and covers all aspects of paving, from preparing a surface to achieving optimal smoothness. For all classes, attendees receive personalized and detailed education from the industry’s most skilled and experienced paving professionals. For more information on the PPW Workshops, contact: ROADTEC, Inc., 800 Manufacturers Road, P. O. Box 180515, Chattanooga, TN 37405. TOLL FREE: 1.800.272.7100. PHONE: 423.265.0600. FAX: 423.267.7104. NORTHERN GREEN EXPO 2020 Dates: January 14 – 16, 2020 Place: Minneapolis Convention Center Minneapolis, Minnesota “International Trade Exhibition for Agriculture Industry in Minneapolis.” This event focuses on pesticide recertification, low voltage landscape lighting design and technology, urban turfgrass: benefits, management, environmental issues, and much more.

Registration is Open! Registration for the largest green industry event in the northern region is now open! Don’t miss your chance to learn from green industry experts in every field and make the connections you need to help build your business or career. Book Hotel Rooms Now! A variety of hotel rooms have been secured at reduced rates for Northern Green 2020 at the Hilton Minneapolis, Millennium Hotel, Hyatt Regency Hotel, and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites. There are a limited number of rooms at the reduced rate so make your reservations today! Vendors That Understand You! Find out who will be exhibiting at Northern Green 2020 and what products and services they offer – search the Vendor Directory! Education to Meet Your Needs! You will find fun and learning around every corner, both on the trade show floor and in the classroom. For more information on Northern Green Expo 2020 contact: Northern Green, 1813 Lexington Avenue N, Roseville, MN 55113. Phone: 651/633-4987. Email: info@northerngreen.org. Website: www.NorthernGreen.org ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) AGC Construction Safety & Health Conference DATES: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 to Friday, January 17, 2020 Location: Austin, Texas Safety and Health For more information on this Program, contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) AGC’s Project Manager Development Program 2nd Edition DATES: Monday, January 20, 2020 to Friday, January 24, 2020 TIMES: Monday, January 20, 2020 – 8:00 AM Friday, January 24, 2020 – 5:00 PM Location: San Antonio, Texas STraining/Professional Development For more information on this Program, contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC) AGC’s 2020 Conference on Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management DATES: Monday, January 27, 2020 to Wednesday, January 29, 2020 Location: Bonita Springs, Florida For more information on this Program, contact AGC, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201. Phone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 North America’s Largest Construction Trade Show With tens of thousands of visitors, a successful exhibition at CONEXPOCON/AGG 2020 can change your business. We will help you make the most of all your opportunities. DATES: Tuesday, MARCH 10 to Saturday, MARCH 14, 2020 Show Hours: Tuesday, March 10th thru Friday, March 13th 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday, March 14th 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM PLACE: LAS VEGAS, NEVADA About the Construction Trade Show: This show is massive and a must attend! It has all the latest equipment and the cutting-edge technologies we need to make us even more efficient. CONEXPO-CON/AGG is North America’s largest construction trade show representing asphalt, aggregates, concrete, earthmoving, lifting, mining, utilities and more. . 2,800 exhibitors . 2,500,000 square feet . 150 education sessions Decrease downtime and increase efficiencies with new products and technologies from 2,800 exhibitors. Who is Exhibiting in 2020 by Product Category? • Aggregates Processing • Asphalt Production & Paving • Business Solutions • Concrete Construction & Manufacturing • Earthmoving Equipment & Material Handling • Engines, Components & Electronics • Hauling Equipment • Infrastructure Support • Land Clearing • Lifting (Aerial & Cranes) • Pumps • Rail Equipment • Safety & Traffic • Trucking • Underground Construction • And more! Who Attends? CONEXPO-CON/AGG brings contractors, dealers, distributors, service providers, engineers and producers together. No other show connects attendees from every major construction sector. Browse New Products See the latest, most innovative construction equipment and products, conveniently in one place online, so you can find the right solution for your next job. Get Expert Advice Discuss equipment before the show (without the sales pitch!). Easily go direct to leading equipment manufacturers, with any question, so you can narrow down the right machine for your next job. Build Your Network We bring the entire industry together. Tap into a network of experts, from successful construction owners, to experienced equipment operators, and key contacts at manufacturers. For more information, CONTACT US! Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Central Time (U.S.) U.S. & Canada: Toll Free: 800/867-6060 International: +1 414-274-0644 China: +86 10 8519-1566 ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF MINNESOTA AGC of Minnesota Staff Want to Visit YOU! During this AGC of MN centennial year, the AGC staff and centennial sponsors will travel around the state, visiting members where you are. Will you be conducting a safety day for your staff? Perhaps an autumn picnic? Maybe your firm will be celebrating an anniversary this year? Whatever the event – or for no specific reason, please let us know so we can put you on the schedule. We’re coming your way! Contact Merry Beckmann at 612/796-2187 or mbeckmann@agcmn.org for more information and to put your firm on the calendar. This centennial year belongs to you, our members!

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Equipment, Event Rental Revenue to Finish Year Strong The equipment and event rental industry in North America is expected to finish the year with total revenue up 5.35 percent to $61.56 billion, the first time combined rental revenue for Canada and the United States has surpassed $60 billion, according to the latest forecast released by the American Rental Association (ARA). The latest updated figures, released Nov. 7, show rental revenue in the United States forecasted to be $56.02 billion in 2019 with Canada generating $5.54 billion in revenue from rentals of construction and industrial, general tool, and party and event equipment. The five-year forecast calls for continued growth for U.S. rental revenue through at least 2023, reaching $64.1 billion that year, and for Canada to reach $6.35 billion. Although the outlook calls for slightly slower growth rates than the previous quarterly forecast in August, the industry continues to outpace the general economy in the United States where gross domestic product (GDP) growth slowed from a 3.1 percent annual growth rate in the first quarter to 2.0 percent in the second quarter. The third quarter GDP growth estimate is 1.9 percent. According to IHS Markit, the forecasting firm that compiles data for ARA and its ARA Rentalytics subscription service, new tariffs on U.S.-China trade flows and diminishing fiscal stimulus could contribute to a slowdown in annual real GDP growth from 2.3 percent in 2019 to 2.0 percent in 2020 and 2021, and 1.7 percent in 2022. “Despite signs of a slowing economy, the equipment and event rental industry continues to perform well. The most important thing for rental companies to do is continue to execute their business plans and aggressively manage their operations,” said John McClelland, ARA vice president of government affairs and chief economist. “With chances of a recession in the next 12 months relatively low at 35 percent, rental businesses should be able to continue to grow revenues and maintain strong balance sheets,” McClelland said. Scott Hazelton, managing director, IHS Markit, said the next 12 to 18 months will feature significant uncertainty around trade and fiscal policy, compounded by the U.S. elections. “Rental firms are well positioned for uncertain times. The reluctance of construction and industrial companies to invest in new equipment under these circumstances, combined with a still expanding economy, suggests that the opportunities for equipment rental will continue to grow, albeit at a slower pace than the past few years,” Hazelton said.

“With chances of a recession in the next 12 months relatively low at 35 percent, rental businesses should be able to continue to grow revenues and maintain strong balance sheets.” John McClelland

American Rental Association

According to ARA, construction equipment rental in the United States is forecast to grow 5.2 percent in 2019, with growth rates of 2.3 percent in 2020, 3.0 percent in 2021, 3.7 percent in 2022 and 3.1 percent in 2023 to reach $43.9 billion. The growth rates for general tool include 6.8 percent in 2019, 3.8 percent in 2020, 3.96 percent in 2021, 5.2 percent in 2022 and 2.9 percent in 2023 to reach $15.7 billion. In party and event, expected growth rates are 6.5 percent for 2019, 5.7 percent in 2020, 5.6 percent in 2021, 5.1 percent in 2022 and 5.5 percent in 2023. Investment in equipment by rental companies in the United States is expected to remain relatively flat each year with small declines in spending in 2020 and 2021, followed by slight increases in 2022 and 2023 to reach $14.55 billion. In Canada, equipment and event rental revenue is expected to increase 2.4 percent in 2019 to reach $5.54 billion, with growth of 3.4 percent in 2020, 4.6 percent in 2021, 3.2 percent in 2022 and 2.7 percent in 2023 to reach $6.36 billion. For more information, visit www.ARArental.org. 

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Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. announced the addition of Rodolfo “Tito” Sosa to the marketing team. Sosa will be responsible for assisting Hyundai dealers across North America as a product specialist/sales trainer and will work closely with Chad Parker in the product training team. Sosa comes to Hyundai Construction Equipment with more than six years of business, marketing and sales experience in the industry.

Gita Rao has joined LiuGong North America Inc. as senior director of product development and engineering. In her new position, Rao reports directly to LiuGong NA President Mani Iyer. Rao's primary responsibility is providing leadership and overall direction to product development including product management and engineering. She works closely with sales, marketing and after-sales, has immediate supervision of LiuGong NA product managers, and cares for other functions that ensure product performance, competitiveness and success.

Takeuchi Manufacturing Clay Eubanks, president of Takeuchi US, has been appointed to the board of directors. Eubanks has been with Takeuchi US for more than three decades and most of the company’s existence. In his early years, he held various positions within the sales group before he was promoted to manage the sales team. Eubanks was named president in 2003. Eubanks’ roles now include director of global sales. He will be working closely with other subsidiaries and distributors to grow sales and expand their market share.

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U.S. and Canadian markets ST Engineering LeeBoy Inc. welcomed Dean Skinner as a new addition to its team. His role as national account manager will include responsibilities for overall sales and customer support to national account partners in the U.S. and Canadian markets. Skinner brings more than 20 years of construction equipment industry experience and will contribute a wealth of knowledge and value to the LeeBoy team, by helping both dealers and end users on a national scale. Skinner has a proven track record as being customer focused with relationship development being a top priority. This position will handle all products for LeeBoy, including the Rosco and LBP brands. His leadership and team enrichment attributes will play a vital role in LeeBoy achieving and exceeding its targeted goals in 2020 and beyond, according to the company.

Astec Industries Inc. announced the appointment of Barry Ruffalo as its president and chief executive officer, effective on Aug. 12, 2019. Ruffalo also has been elected to the board of directors. He will join the board of directors as a Class I director and will stand for reelection at the company’s 2020 annual meeting. On the effective date of Ruffalo’s appointment, Richard Dorris, interim chief executive officer, will resume his role as chief operating officer. Prior to his appointment, Ruffalo was employed by Valmont Industries, a publicly-traded diversified global producer of highly-engineered fabricated metal products, where he served in group president roles since 2016, having previously served as its executive vice president, Operational Excellence beginning in 2015. Prior to his work with Valmont Industries, Ruffalo was employed by Lindsay Corporation, a publicly-traded global leader in proprietary water management and road infrastructure products and services.

Perkins Engines Company Texas Perkins Engines Company Limited, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc., announced Jason Kern will be fulfilling the role of marketing and channel development director, effective Nov. 1, 2019. In this role, Kern will be responsible for execution of global marketing and rental strategies and leading the Perkins Distributor Excellence program. In his lifelong career with Caterpillar, Kern has held multiple titles of increasing importance including marketing supervisor in Aurora, Ill., commercial manager in Grenoble, France, Americas regional product manager, and most recently, large HEX global growth manager.

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MONROE TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO INC ............70

ALEX LYON & SON INC

ESCO CORP ............................................................90,91

NATIONAL ATTACHMENTS ..........................................93

AED SUMMIT/CONDEX ................................................38 PLAN AHEAD CALENDAR ................................117

ATLANTIC CITY 12/21

ALBANY NY 12/28 ..............................................121 COLUMBUS OH 1/18/2020 ................................122 KISSIMMEE FL 2/1-9/2020 ................................125

EQUIPMENT MART OF NEW YORK............................29

FELLING TRAILERS ............................................100,101

NEW MILLENNIUM RENTALS ......................................41

FOLEY INC ......................................................................2

NORAM ..........................................................................53

FIVE STAR EQUIPMENT INC ......................................27 FRALEY CONSTRUCTION MARKETING ....................30

G T MID ATLANTIC LLC................................................12

ALEX PARIS CONTRACTING CO INC ........................23

GEHL..............................................................................59

ALLIED CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS ......................92

GROVE WORLDWIDE ................................................107

AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL INC..............................118

HINIKER ......................................................................105

ALL ISLAND EQUIPMENT CORP ..................................7 AMERICAN SHORING ..................................................32

BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC ......................................78,79 BARGAINS ..................................................................113

BERMAN FREIGHTLINER ............................................98 BEST LINE EQUIPMENT ..............................................18

GROFF TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT INC ......................22

H O PENN MACHINERY CO INC ..........................15,112 HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ..............60,61

HOFFMAN EQUIPMENT INC........................................21 HUNYADY AUCTION COMPANY

BETHLEHEM PA 1/3-8/2020 ..............................118

BROOKSIDE EQUIPMENT SALES INC ......................25

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ............46,47

CEG SCALE MODELS ..................................................39

JESCO..............................................................................3

CATERPILLAR INC........................................................49 CEG WANTED ............................................................115 CHERRY VALLEY TRACTOR SALES ................14,26,32

CLASSIFIED ................................................................114 CONEXPO ....................................................................54

ISUZU DIESEL ..............................................................42 JOHN DEERE ................................................................51 KING OF PRUSSIA EQUIPMENT CORP ....................30

KLEEMANN ..............................................................80,81 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ..........56,57

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE ......33,66,88,119

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..........................55,108,109

DEACON EQUIPMENT CO INC ..................................42

KPI-JCI ..........................................................................71

DANELLA USED TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT..................22

DEMAG CRANES ........................................................110

DOOSAN - TWO RIVERS ............................................45 DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER ....................................63 DURATECH....................................................................84

EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS ........................................99

KOMATSU NORTHEAST ............................................8,9 KUBOTA ENGINE AMERICA CORPORATION ............43

NORRIS SALES CO INC ................................................6

PALFINGER AMERICA GROUP....................................98 PETERSON PACIFIC CORP ........................................78 PLASTERER EQUIPMENT CO INC ..............................5

POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC ................................72

POWERSCREEN NEW ENGLAND ..............................75

RANSOME ATTACHMENTS..........................................90

RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS

UNRESERVED PUBLIC AUCTIONS ................128

ROBERT H FINKE & SONS INC..............................19,87 RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP ........................87

SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES ........................................90 SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES ..............................83

SILVI CONCRETE ........................................................32

SPECIALTY RENTALS & ATTACHMENTS ..................37 STEPHENSON EQUIPMENT INC ................................11

TEREX FUCHS..............................................................86 THOMPSON MACHINERY USED PARTS....................93 THUNDER CREEK ........................................................18

TOWMASTER INC. ..................................................96,97

TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT INC ..............................13

TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT SALES..............................31

MEL MANASSE & SON AUCTIONEERS

VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT-NA ..........64,65

LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC............................94 WHITNEY POINT NY 12/14................................120

MESSICK’S ....................................................................22

ELLIOTT & FRANTZ INC..........................................12,70

METSO MINERALS SCREENING ..........................68,69

EMPLOMENT OPPORTUNITIES ................................112

NEWARK EQUIPMENT SALES CORP ........................30

KUBOTA EXCAVATOR ................................................111

EAGLE POWER & EQUIPMENT CORP ....................127 EESSCO ........................................................................73

MUNICIBID.COM ........................................................118

METSO MINERAL CRUSHING ................................76,77 MINNICH MANUFACTURING ......................................50

TRIPLE K COMPANIES ................................................14 WESTCHESTER TRACTOR INC..................................14 WHITNEY & SON INC ..................................................85 WOODS CRW CORP ....................................................17 YODER & FREY AUCTIONEERS

KISSIMMEE FL AUCTION 2/2020......................123

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