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CEG Founder, Ed McKeon, Passes Away at Age 91 Edwin M. McKeon, founder of Construction Equipment Guide (CEG), died peacefully Dec. 31, 2021. He was 91. Mr. McKeon was born in Philadelphia on Jan. 17, 1930, and was the eldest child of the late Edwin A. and Mary Houlihan McKeon. He was raised in the Mount Airy section of Philadelphia and graduated from Holy Cross Catholic Grade School. He was a graduate of St. Joseph’s Prep (1947) and St. Joseph’s University (1953). Upon graduation, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps OCC program and proudly served his country as a Marine for nine years, rising to the rank of captain. On St. Patrick’s Day 1954, Mr. McKeon married the love of his life, Joan Gallagher McKeon; they enjoyed more than 65 years of marriage until Joan’s passing in 2020. Mr. McKeon was the proud father of five children, 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. While starting their family, the McKeons also were getting a new business running. In 1957, 27-year-old Mr. McKeon was working for his father-in-law, who owned Roxboro Cinder Co. in Philadelphia. The company needed to update its equipment and put Mr. McKeon in charge of the search. Local newspapers published special sections on equipment on Sundays but didn’t meet the market’s need. And thus, an idea was born for a publication that circulated in the construction industry that would be a big motivator between buyer and seller. Mr. McKeon took his idea of a shopper-type publication, and with the help of Gene DiMezza, started Construction Equipment Guide in his Pennsylvania home. The first issue, in May 1958, was all construction equipment ads. Editorial didn’t appear in the papers until 1970. By the mid-1980s, CEG was publishing articles describing the history, growth and products of equipment dealers and manufacturers. After laying out the pages and pasting them up in the rec room, that first issue was printed on both sides of a single black-and-white 11-in. by 17-in. flat, which folded to make four pages. It was then addressed and mailed from his house to about 10,000 dealers, contractors and other construction people in the Delaware Valley area. Names came from personal contacts, directories, telephone books and other sources. Mrs. McKeon typed up the bills on a portable typewriter, purchased from a neighbor who sold typewriters. As the business and family grew, the publication began its odyssey to a series of new locations, all providing more space: in 1959, CEG moved from the McKeon rec room to part of a building in Willow Grove, Pa., owned by Walter Blair, who had taken over the printing. In 1960, CEG moved again, to half of a twin home, also in Willow Grove. This provided about 2,000 sq. ft. of space. The next big move was in 1966, when Mr. McKeon purchased a three-

story office building in Glenside, Pa. The publication would stay there for 20 years before moving in 1988 to a morespacious one-story former printing company building, also in Glenside, Pa. Today, CEG is published out of its 22,500 sq.-ft. office building in Fort Washington, Pa. That same year, CEG also began its expansion to a nationwide publication when it published its Southeast Edition. It then began publishing a Midwest Edition in 1994, a Southwest Edition in 1999, and a Western Edition, which includes Alaska and Hawaii, in 2005. CEG purchased Superintendent’s Profile magazine in 2003. This monthly publication profiles a specific New York State highway superintendent or public works commissioner in each issue. Further strengthening the business, in March 2007, CEG purchased the assets of Contractors Equipment Guide. Previously a competitive publication in New England, it is now a biweekly supplement to the Northeast Edition.

Throughout his long career in the industry, Mr. McKeon was for decades a recording secretary for the Delaware Valley Associated Equipment Distributors, a member of the national AED organization and an active member in many other industry associations. Today, CEG is managed by Mr. McKeon’s sons, Ted, Joe and Richard McKeon, and his grandson, Edwin “Teddy” McKeon III, the third generation of the family to begin making his mark on the business. “Our father was a true entrepreneur … a visionary who identified a need in the construction industry and set out to fulfill it,” said the McKeon family. “But he was never complacent. Although CEG had become and remains very successful, he was always thinking of new ways to grow the publications, to further develop content and to evolve to continue to better serve readers and advertisers.” “He was deeply passionate about CEG and he expected the same passion and dedication for the publications from everyone at the company,” Ted McKeon, president of Construction Equipment Guide, added. “He was like a tough coach where he thought that you could always be better today than you were yesterday. He could see potential in us and all CEG team members that we couldn’t always see in ourselves. He knew what he wanted and it was a pleasure to help him achieve those things. “Among his most important achievements was that he founded and built CEG on relationships,” McKeon added. “And this principle remains as vital today as it did back in 1958. My father’s customers became his lifelong friends. How we treat our advertisers and readers today is completely directed and influenced by how he treated people … with respect and gratitude. Everyone at CEG will greatly miss him.” Mr. McKeon is survived by his five children, Pamela (Michael) McDonald, Edwin (Peggy) McKeon Jr., Joseph McKeon, Richard McKeon and Elizabeth (Neil) Rohrer. His beloved 10 grandchildren, Christen (Brian) Meyer, Michael McDonald Jr., Caitlin (Marc) Murphy, Edwin (Caitlin) McKeon III, Joseph “Tripp” McKeon, Kayla and Lindsey Rohrer, Elinor, Katherine and Susan McKeon. His cherished four great grandchildren, Patrick and William Meyer, Harrison and Beau Murphy. His two brothers Thomas (Madeleine) McKeon and Barry (Maria) McKeon, survive him. He was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Ellen McKeon Harvey. A funeral Mass was held at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church in Lafayette Hill, Pa. Interment followed at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Mr. McKeon’s memory to St. Joseph’s Preparatory School, 1733 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19130.  CEG

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OSHA SPECIFIES CONTRACTOR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES ON JOB SITE

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Will You Be Left Holding the Bag? OSHA Specifies Contractor Safety Responsibilities On Job Site By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

Who does OSHA look to first when multiple contractors are at work on a job site where safety is called into question? If your company has any control over the work process, the agency’s Multi-Employer Worksite Policy specifies that the responsibility likely falls on you. Have you done everything you could to prevent an accident? OSHA uses the policy to assess responsibility on a construction site where there are likely many different companies at many different contract levels. The four employer categories are creating contractor, exposing contractor, fixing contractor and controlling contractor. As the name implies, the creating contractor creates a hazard resulting in an incident or accident. The exposing contractor puts his or her employees in harm’s way whether they created the hazard or not. The fixing contractor, who may or may not be the creating contractor, is responsible for fixing the safety violation. Finally, the controlling contractor holds contracts with and has authority over the contractors on site. “An exception may come when a creating contractor has already demobilized from the site, and the correction of a hazard has been assigned to another entity,” said John Braun, CEO of EHS consulting firm Signature Safety. He gives as an example a steel erection company which has left the site with perimeter cables in poor condition but a concrete company has been contractually obligated to maintain the cables. “The controlling contractor is the one that needs attention here,” said Braun. “If they are not exerting enough control over their contractors, OSHA can and most likely will cite them for their inaction.” How much control is enough is certainly up for interpretation, he said. “Control is one of the most hotly contested points of clarification I’ve seen in expert-witness cases.” What is the Multi-Employer Worksite Policy? Did the

OSHA uses its Multi-Employer Worksite Policy to assess responsibility on a construction site where there are likely many different companies at many different contract levels.

The standards for controlling employers are more confusing, but controlling employers also carry a higher responsibility for compliance, so it’s important to understand a controlling employer’s obligations.

general contractor or construction manager perform enough inspections? Did they provide any training or, at the very least, ensure that proper training had been conducted? Did they clearly communicate expectations? Did they even do any prequalification of their contractors? “Questions like these will be considered when determining how responsible the controlling contractor is. You need to be asking yourself if you are responsible, what can you do to ensure your contractors’ safety is up to par,” continued Braun. While creating, exposing and correcting employers may have clear responsibilities to prevent hazards, the standards for controlling employers are more confusing, said Stan Liang, health and safety consultant of Tetra Tech. “But controlling employers also carry a higher responsibility for compliance, so it’s important to understand what a controlling employer’s obligations are.” To determine whether a controlling employer is subject to citations under OSHA’s MECP, it must be determined if the actions of the employer were enough to meet its obligations. OSHA expects controlling employers to exercise “reasonable care” to prevent hazards, including inspections of the work site, noted Liang. “How often the employer should be inspecting the workplace is determined by many factors: the nature of the work being performed, the scale of the project, what the employer knows about the potential hazards and what the employer knows about the safety practices of the other employers at the site,” he said. “For example, if a subcontractor is known to have a history of frequent safety violations, it is expected that the controlling employer will perform more frequent worksite inspections.” Failing to exercise reasonable care to prevent safety violations could cause the controlling employer to receive an OSHA violation, even if they did not directly cause the hazard, he stressed. see OSHA page 68

The controlling contractor holds contracts with and has authority over the contractors and subcontractors on the construction site.

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New Tech Helps Paragon Site Solutions Increase Efficiency Paragon Site Solutions LLC — a full grading and site work contracting company for the Charlotte, N.C., area. — is currently completing work at the Bretagne subdivision. It will take the site from first cut to final grade. “The Bretagne project is right in our wheelhouse,” noted Stephen McCarthy, managing member. “We have self-performed every aspect of the project, except for clearing the vegetation and installing the silt fence. The biggest challenge we’ve run into with residential projects like Bretagne are the continually shorter schedules to complete the job. “At the end of the day, we’re in the customer service business,” added McCarthy. “To meet the shorter schedules and keep our clients happy, we continually search for new ways to increase our efficiency. One way we’ve been able to do that is through the addition of Komatsu dozers with integrated GPS technology.” Paragon Site Solutions’ fleet of Komatsu intelligent Machine Control (iMC) equipment includes D51PXi-24 and D65 dozers. It also utilizes multiple Komatsu D61 dozers, Komatsu excavators ranging from the PC30 to the PC490LC-11, and multiple HAMM rollers. “The D61 is the most popular dozer in our fleet,” McCarthy said. The balance and weight of the machine, hydrostatic drive, slanted nose, and GPS precision allow our operators to use the dozer for bulk earthmoving and fine grading. “We try to keep a minimum of two dozers equipped with GPS technology on each of our active projects,” he continued. “The GPS technology allows our operators to fine grade from the earliest stages of the rough grading process. That means we’re able to cut our pads to grade while mass bulk dirt moving, and take roads to finish grade in anticipation of the next crew coming in and working on top of it.” When it comes to bulk earthmoving, Paragon Site Solutions relies on its Komatsu PC490LC-11 excavator.

An operator loads material into the bed of a 45-ton haul truck using a Komatsu PC490LC-11 excavator at Paragon Site Solutions LLC’s Bretagne job site

“The PC490 is part of our production earthmoving and grading crews,” commented McCarthy. “We have to move 5,000 to 7,000 cubic yards of dirt a day. The reliability and power of the 490 allows our operators to achieve that level of production day in and day out.” Linder Service Exceptional “Our number one goal is to make our operators as productive as possible,” noted McCarthy. “We prefer newer, well-maintained equipment to minimize operator fatigue. We found that the Komatsu equipment met all our production, maintenance and technological requirements. The complimentary 2-year Komatsu Care maintenance program is an added benefit that

Paragon Site Solutions LLC utilizes HAMM rollers like the H20i P compactor with a padfoot drum to efficiently reach compaction at its subdivision and mass earthmoving projects.

improves the ease of maintenance on all of our Komatsu machines.” McCarthy works closely with Linder Industrial Machinery Company and sales representative Bill Cross to add equipment and service the machines. “Bill is great about answering his phone,” said McCarthy. “I’ve never had to ask him for something twice. The parts and service departments at Linder have been exceptional as well. Their service techs work around our schedule to perform routine maintenance without interrupting our production.” Empower Employees While McCarthy says Paragon Site Solutions doesn’t necessarily need to expand, internal company growth is encour-

aged. He believes in efficiency in every part of the business, from the machines to the management structure. “Middle management is the bane of our existence,” stated McCarthy. “We try to limit it and empower our people to grow within the company. It’s important that everyone understands that we’re all equal regardless of what paycheck you make. There’s no one that’s too good for a shovel. There’s nothing that prevents anyone that’s using a shovel today from running this company tomorrow if you show the aptitude to do it. It doesn’t matter where you came from, where you started. “It only matters where you end.” (Reprinted with permission from CPILinder Link Magazine.) 

A Paragon Site Solutions LLC operator moves material with a Komatsu D61PXi dozer.

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2014 Trail-King TK80HT-482 48' x 102" Hydraulic Tail Trailer, 40 Ton Capacity, Warn Winch, Wood Floor, Air-Ride Suspension, LP 22.5 Tires, 8' Hydraulic Ramp to Upper Deck, 8' Rear Tail, 4' Flip Tail, 9' Upper Deck, Suspension Dump (#5877) .... ........................................................$44,900

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2013 Mack CXU-613 Tandem Axle Daycab, MP8 Mack, 351K Miles, 415 HP, 10 Spd Trans., Headache Rack, Dual Wetline Kit, Air-Ride, Air-Ride Cab, Jake, Cruise, 198" WB, Saddle Box, Half Fenders, Susp Dump, Inter-Axle Lock, ATC, Power Mirrors, Windows & Locks, Alum. Wheels, AM/FM, AC (#5876) ..........................................................$49,900

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Company Wrench Opens New Branch in Jacksonville

Company Wrench has opened a new branch in Jacksonville, Fla. The Jacksonville branch offers new and used equipment for sale and rent in the general construction, demolition, scrap and recycling markets. This branch is equipped with full parts and service departments, capable of assisting

customers with multiple product lines. The branch also allows Company Wrench to expand its Kobelco dealership to northeast Florida and southeast Georgia. Kobelco previously named Company Wrench the official dealer of central Florida in 2020. “Our Lakeland branch has proudly served

Florida for over 10 years. Opening the Jacksonville location provides a tremendous opportunity to serve new customers in another thriving market,” said Cam Gabbard, the president of Company Wrench. “This is also a significant development in Company Wrench’s partnership with Kobelco. The expansion of Company

Wrench’s territory means even more customers will enjoy the benefits of the outstanding Kobelco product.” Company Wrench’s newest branch is located at Phillips Highway in Jacksonville, Fla. For more information, call 904/4303274 or visit www.companywrench.com. 

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AEM Elects AGCO’s Robert Crain, Bill Hurley to Leadership AGCO’s Robert Crain, SVP, customer experience.

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AGCO Corporation, a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, congratulated Robert Crain, SVP customer experience, and Bill Hurley, VP distribution, on their election to key leadership positions within the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM). Crain was elected to serve as chair of the association’s board of directors and Hurley was elected as vice chair of AEM’s Agriculture Equipment Sector Board. Both terms will begin in January and extend through 2022. AEM is North America’s leading organization for advancing construction and agriculture equipment manufacturers and their value chain partners in the global marketplace. The association provides representation and advocacy for manufacturers’ concerns and highlights their role in equipping communities across North America with well-paying jobs and the equipment needed to compete in the global community. AEM works to accelerate economic growth, enable members to make highly informed business decisions, and promote safe and efficient operations. “I’m sincerely honored to serve as AEM’s chair in 2022,” said Robert Crain. “The challenges facing our economy today are significant, and AEM stands ready to represent the needs and concerns of our industries and workers. We will work tirelessly to assist the country’s leaders in their efforts to rebuild our industrial and rural infrastructure and ensure that the world’s best workforce is equipped with the skills and operations needed for bright and secure futures.” Bill Hurley will be focused on the agriculture equipment manufacturing issues that impact AGCO’s award-winning brands. “The last two years have underscored the tremendous importance of this country’s food producers and the industries that support them,” said Hurley. “Our primary goals will be to ensure that we’re enabling the critical systems required at all levels, such as robust supply chains, flexible transportation and shipping, and innovative educational and training programs.” AEM’s history includes more than 125 years of building momentum for the off-road equipment manufacturing industries through united advocacy initiatives and global resources and opportunities to help its member companies build industry competitiveness. Member companies work together for the advancement of its industries and public needs at state, national, provincial, and international levels. 

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Committed to bringing our customers the best in sales, parts and service. “Hi-low is committed to making sure the customer’s experience is outstanding, from assisting in equipment selection to ongoing maintenance and customization. They have demonstrated that they value the opportunity to create long-term relationships with customers, which is why we are happy to welcome them to the Hyundai family.” - Shaun Galligan, District Manager Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas

COMPACT EQUIPMENT HYUNDAI DEALER Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas announces the expansion of its North American authorized dealer network with the addition of Hi-low Equipment of Florida LLC, serving Ocala, Dunnellon, The Villages, Gainesville and Williston, Florida, with compact equipment sales, rental and service.

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With the addition of this new dealership, Hyundai’s North American network now includes more than 80 dealerships operating in just over 180 locations, offering sales, service, and parts for Hyundai excavators, wheel loaders, compaction rollers and other construction equipment.

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Hyundai leads the industry with great warranties and a trusted dealer network that will support you.

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Toyota USA…

Central N.C. to Become Home to $1.2B Lithium Battery Plant Toyota USA will invest $1.2 billion into a new automotive battery plant in central North Carolina — a project that amounts to the largest capital investment in state history. The company plans to produce enough traction batteries from the factory each year to power up to 1.2 million vehicles. The lithium battery manufacturing plant will be built at the 1,800-acre Greensboro-Randolph Megasite, in Randolph County near U.S. Highway 421, and become known as Toyota Battery Manufacturing, North Carolina (TBMNC). Gov. Roy Cooper formally welcomed Toyota at a Dec. 6 news conference. “It’s tremendous that Toyota has selected North Carolina for such an important part of its electric vehicle future, creating good-paying jobs and moving us toward a healthier environment,” he said. “It’s clear the world is beginning to embrace a clean energy future and today’s decision puts North Carolina front and center.” Electric vehicles account for nearly 25 percent of Toyota’s sales volume, according to HotCars, an online news service, and the company estimates that number will increase to 70 percent by 2030. “The future of mobility is electrification, and the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite is the ideal location to make that future a reality,” noted Ted Ogawa, CEO of Toyota Motor North America. “North Carolina offers the right conditions for this investment, including the infrastructure, highquality education system, access to a diverse and skilled workforce and a welcoming environment for doing business.”

Earlier in the fall, the automaker said it would invest approximately $3.4 billion in automotive batteries in the United States through 2030. Specifically, the investment is for developing and localizing automotive battery production, including those for battery electric vehicles, and is part of the global total of approximately $13.5 billion set aside for investment in battery development and production announced in November by Toyota. North Caroliina will reimburse Toyota for up to $79.1 million over 20 years, and if the automaker invests the full $3.4 billion it could receive up to an estimated $315 million. The new plant is slated to start production in 2025 and lead to the creation of 1,750 jobs, reported WTVD-TV in Durham. The factory will produce batteries for every hybrid and electric vehicle in Toyota’s inventory. TBMNC will have four production lines, each capable of delivering enough lithium-ion batteries for 200,000 vehicles — with the aim of expanding to at least six production lines for a combined total of up to 1.2 million vehicles per year, according to HotCars. In addition, as the company continues its efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of its vehicles and operations by 2050, Toyota will be using 100 percent renewable energy at this new facility to produce the batteries. Selection of North Carolina Is Significant for Toyota The North Carolina Department of Commerce coordinated the state’s recruitment of Toyota’s new battery plant, which involved an extensive network of state, regional and local organizations. “Toyota’s commitment to establish its North America clean energy efforts in North Carolina shows that preparation pays off enormously,” said State Commerce Secretary Machelle Baker Sanders on Dec. 6. “The hard work of preparing any site for business development involves not just moving dirt and laying infrastructure but investing in education, workforce development and the collaborative networks that pull resources together. I’m proud of the people and organizations that have worked closely together over many years to make today’s announcement possible.” The automaker’s selection of North Carolina for its battery manufacturing plant is significant

for several reasons, including its proximity to its vehicle manufacturing plants in places such as Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama and Texas. The Tar Heel State also is home to several lithium mines in the near west, which given recent global supply chain issues, creates a direct line between the raw material and a manufacturing plant. Toyota’s project is estimated to grow North Carolina’s economy by at least $9.5 billion over 20 years, state officials said, the period when the grant’s first phase could be active. Salaries for the new jobs at the battery plant will vary by position but will average $62,234, increasing the regional payroll by more than $100 million every year. Randolph County’s overall average annual wage is currently $37,865. Both State, Automaker Seem Happy North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore lauded the collaborative effort to bring Toyota to the state’s central region. “North Carolina consistently ranks as the nation’s top state business climate,” he said. “We have a balanced budget, have invested in a strong workforce and we’ve maintained a AAA credit rating. As [the state] continues to grow, Toyota’s investment is a sign that we are doing the right things to attract people and businesses to our thriving state.” Piedmont Triad Partnership CEO Stan Kelly told WTVD that there were many “leaders behind this win,” but gave special mention to former Greensboro Mayor Jim Melvin. “I’ve said, ‘A win for one is a win for all,’ and today, thanks to the hard work, collaboration and persistence of leaders like Jim Melvin, our entire region and state wins,” Kelly remarked. “Successful regions invest in themselves for long-range, transformational growth and this announcement is the result of hundreds of leaders and millions of dollars invested with confidence in the Carolina Core’s manufacturing excellence.” He added that Toyota’s announcement builds on the “significant momentum” of more than 20,000 new jobs added in the region since 2018. The so-called Carolina Core is a more than 120-mi.-long stretch of central North Carolina from west of WinstonSalem running east-southeast to Fayetteville and is defined by state economic leaders as an area built by the assets that make the state’s mid-section a globally competitive market. WTVD reported that it includes a talent pool of more than two million people, several prestigious colleges, universities and urban research parks, as well as four certified industrial megasites. 

CNH Industrial Acquires Software Engineering Specialist NX9 CNH Industrial N.V. has acquired NX9, a software suite specialized in delivering ISOBUS core technologies and applications for agricultural equipment and related intellectual property rights. This latest R&D investment builds upon the company’s strategic impetus to more efficiently innovate and develop products in the precision agriculture space and deliver greater value for its farming customers. The acquisition marks a further step in consolidating in-house digital agriculture

competencies that enrich product, brand, distribution and supply chain strength. It will openly integrate streamlined ISOBUS capabilities across the electrical vehicle architecture of CNH Industrial’s core agriculture product portfolio, predominantly tractors and implements. This will allow for seamless connection and command and control, including for mixed fleets; accelerate in-development projects; and bring in-machine solutions to market faster.

“ISOBUS is a plug and play solution for our customers, and that ease of operation is crucial to our digital agricultural business offering,” said Parag Garg, chief digital officer at CNH Industrial. “We are eager to build upon our existing capabilities and put the NX9 team’s expertise to work, contributing to our overall strategy to benefit and serve our customers and dealers productively and effectively.” CNH Industrial is an early adopter and vocal advocate of ISOBUS, an industry-

standard communication protocol that provides a common language for machines and implements. As a founding and core member of the Agricultural Industry Electronics Foundation (est. 2008), which works to implement international electronic standards and compatibility, the company has long understood the importance of this technology and supported its role in simplifying and unifying mechanized farming operations. For more information, visit www.cnhindustrial.com. 

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Louisiana Agency Begins Dredging for New Marsh Project The Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) announced Dec. 2 that it had started dredging activities on the Cameron Meadows Marsh Creation and Terracing Project. The restoration work will take place northwest of Holly Beach in Cameron Parish and see the addition of 308 acres of marsh by pumping in 1.9 million cu. yds. of sediment from the Gulf of Mexico. The agency aims to address the loss of a large area of marsh because of subsidence, saltwater surge from Hurricane Rita and other storms, excessive drought, and saltwater retention due to silted-in canals which prohibited adequate drainage, according to a news release from CPRA. “Large scale marsh creation plays an integral role in our state’s multiple lines of defense strategy,” CPRA Chairman Chip Kline said in the statement. “The Cameron Meadows project will fortify the natural buffer that protects southwest Louisiana from storm surge while restoring hundreds of acres of coastal marsh habitat lost due to hurricanes and other factors.” The $32 million project is funded by the Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act (CWPPRA) and is a joint effort by CPRA and the federal sponsor, the

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). “We are excited to get dredging started on another project in southwest Louisiana,” noted CPRA Executive Director Bren Haase. “The project will restore critical habitat for fish, wildlife, and the people and communities who depend on those resources.” The project’s first phase, involving the construction of earthen terraces 12,150 ft. in

length, was completed in June, according to CPRA. The terraces serve to reduce wave erosion and allow sediment deposition for land building. The collaboration between local, state and federal entities in bringing the project to construction was greeted as welcome news by Laurie Cormier, coastal zone manager of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury. “After the four federal declared disasters

Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority photo

Work has begun on containment dikes that will hold approximately 2.36 million cu. yds. of sand in a $32 million effort to restore more than 300 acres of marsh in Cameron Parish and construct 2.8 mi. of terracing.

of the 2020-2021 season, the Cameron Meadows Marsh Creation and Terracing Project is some much-needed good news for the people of Cameron Parish and of Calcasieu Parish,” she explained. “When you protect Cameron Parish, you protect Calcasieu Parish and the Chenier Plain area of Coastal Louisiana.” She added that the construction of the earthen terraces and the dredging represents “a coastal win for the Chenier Plain.” Carrie Selberg Robinson, director of the NOAA Fisheries Office of Habitat Conservation, highlighted the importance of improving coastal resilience through habitat restoration. “Through CWPPRA, NOAA supports habitat restoration efforts that help restore vulnerable Louisiana coastline and rebuild the resilience of coastal communities,” she explained. “We are pleased to continue our long-standing partnership with CPRA [and] supporting projects that make a real difference for the people of Louisiana.” Great Lakes Dredge and Dock was awarded the competitively bid contract for construction, which is anticipated to be complete in January, the CPRA noted in its press release.

Hyundai, First Choice Support Tornado Cleanup in Tenn. Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. partnered with First Choice Farm & Lawn, one of its dealers, headquartered in Union City, Tenn., to assist with cleanup efforts in nearby Samburg, Tenn., which incurred heavy tornado damage from the same series of December storms that left devastation across six states and killed dozens of people in Kentucky. First Choice helped coordinate the cleanup effort by calling on its customers and staff and deploying three Hyundai excavators to the area. Hyundai covered the cost of shipping the excavators and also dis-

patched Ed Harseim, its North Central sales manager, to aid in the cleanup. “We have locations in Kentucky and Tennessee,” said Ron Parks, owner of First Choice Farm & Lawn. “Many of our customers were affected by the tornadoes, and one of our employees and their parents lost their homes in Caycee, Ky., so this is personal. We are glad to be able to do what we can to help, and we appreciate Hyundai’s support.” For more information, visit www.hceamericas.com. 

Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. partnered with First Choice Farm & Lawn, one of its dealers, headquartered in Union City, Tenn., to assist with cleanup efforts in nearby Samburg, Tenn., which incurred heavy tornado damage from the same series of December storms that left devastation across six states and killed dozens of people in Kentucky.

Hyundai covered the costs for shipping three excavators to First Choice Farm & Lawn for use in cleanup efforts in Samburg, Tenn. Ed Harseim, sales manager of the region, joined Don Parks (L) and Ron Parks (R), co-owners of First Choice, in the cleanup efforts.

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Mecalac Unveils MRail-Series to North American Market

Mecalac’s MRail line is built with advanced safety features, high level performance and versatility.

Mecalac, a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of compact construction equipment for urban environments, introduces its new MRail-Series, a dedicated line of innovative solutions for the rail industry. The railroad excavator line consists of four models featuring a variety of benefits to help meet the needs of railway crews, whether for maintenance of way or the construction of new tracks. Built with advanced safety features, high-level performance and versatility, Mecalac’s rail excavator line is tailored to meet the requirements and track sizes of public and private railways, light rail and subway networks. “Mecalac developed this powerful line of machines from 20 years of collaboration with customers and rail specialists. This line radically improves versatility by working both on and off the rail and in a multitude of environments,” said Peter Bigwood, general manager of Mecalac North America. “We’re very pleased to be the first to bring a dedicated, integrated solution for customers in the North American rail industry.” The four-model Mecalac MRail-Series meets the needs of the rail industry with its heightened safety, balance, mobility and compactness to improve performance and productivity. The series includes two tracked excavators and two wheeled excavators that are positioned on hi-rail wheels to travel on railways. The hi-rail wheels can comfortably be re- or de-railed by the operator when working on and off the rail. The two tracked models, 106MRail and 136MRail, with operating weights of 10 and 13 tons respectively, are based on the MCR crawler skid excavator concept and are designed to be the ultimate utility machine for a variety of service and maintenance

Mecalac’s MRail-Series has a compact design to increase performance, balance and mobility while still offering outstanding lifting capacities and more than 360-degree rotation.

With 20 years of collaboration with customers and specialists, Mecalac’s powerful MRail machines are designed to work in a multitude of environments that radically improves efficiency in the rail industry.

applications, according to the manufacturer. The 106MRail can travel up to 6.2 mph on ground and 14.3 mph on rails. Additionally, the 136MRail offers ground speeds up to 5.6 mph and rail speeds as high as 12.4 mph. Both models offer 360-degree rotation and exceptional lifting capacities for enhanced versatility. Optional rear and side cameras provide extra safety, visibility and precision when working in-between tracks, in tunnels or confined spaces. Based on the MWR wheeled excavator, the 156MRail and 216MRail models provide solutions tailored to rail networks, different track sizes and available workspace. The 156 MRail model is ideal for users look-

ing for a quality, yet affordable, machine to successfully complete projects on subways or private tracks without the expensive features linked to rail regulations. The 156 MRail’s compact design and enhanced visibility provide an ideal solution for work in hard-to-reach places. This model boasts travel speeds up to 21 mph on the ground and 18.6 mph on rails. Built for the toughest rail jobs, the 216MRail model brings agility and maneuverability to users looking to complete projects on national and urban railways. With the greatest boom reach of the MRail models, the 216MRail can reach up to 24 ft. 7 in. The 216MRail model travels at speeds up to 18.5 mph on both ground and rails. Additionally,

the 156MRail and 216MRail models offer operating weights of 15 and 21 tons respectively. The advanced design of the MRail-Series provides a variety of benefits to users searching for a more efficient way to complete railway projects. Mecalac pays extra attention to features and designs that enhance safety and performance, allowing customers to work in tight spaces without worry of injuries and in ways previously thought impossible. The rail series is no exception, ensuring a low center of gravity and exceptional balance and mobility, according to the manufacturer. For more information, visit www.mecalac.com. 

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The Big One Is Back The largest annual display of construction equipment in the Carolinas and Virginia

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Linder Names Fikis New Veep of Carolina Division

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Rich Fikis has been named vice president of Linder Industrial Machinery’s Carolina division. Fikis joined Linder in December 2021 after 24 years at Komatsu America where he had various roles, including president of Komatsu Financial and, most recently, vice president of North American construction operations. In that role, he was responsible for new equipment sales, used equipment sales, parts sales and OEM field support. For more information, call Fikis at 980/288.9495 or email richard.fikis@linder.co m

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Trucks & Trailers

SECTION

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To view our current comparison trailer specification charts visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com

Western Star Adds to Purpose-Built Lineup With New 47X Western Star introduced the newest addition to its purpose-built vocational lineup, the all-new Western Star 47X. The truck complements the Western Star 49X to establish the Western Star X-Series and extend the platform’s reach into entirely new vocational applications. With a standard 111.6 in. BBC, the 47X is well-suited to regions or applications that require a shorter overall vehicle length, such as drywall trucks, and for those that need to meet federal or local bridge law requirements, such as mixers or super dumps, an optional 110.8 in. BBC. With the shorter hood and a wheel cut up to 50 degrees, the 47X further optimizes maneuverability for work on construction sites or operation in congested urban environments. “With the 47X and the 49X, we can offer our vocational customers different options that will give them the right tool for their specific job needs,” said David Carson, senior vice president, sales and marketing, Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA). “The vocational segment is a broad segment, covering many different applications, and our Western Star X-Series reflects that reality. Whether their work be heavy-haul, logging and timber operations or construction, we have the right Star for our customers. Lighter Heavyweight Western Star has a long legacy of manufacturing durable, hard-working trucks. With the X-Series, DTNA engineers have evolved that legacy to consider the needs of today’s customers and have completely reimagined the modern vocational truck. “A key priority was to consider how to reduce mass without compromising strength,” said Tracy Mack-Askew, chief engineer of chassis, propulsion and vocational engineering, DTNA. “From the cab to the frame rails, to powertrain and battery configurations, we examined all features to deliver weight savings to our customers for greater productivity and profitability.” The 47X is approximately 200 lbs. lighter than the 49X in like-for-like spec and is best for weight-sensitive applications like mixers and bulk haul. All X-Series trucks have tougher, yet lighter, single-channel frame rail options versus legacy products. The platform offers frame rails with best-inclass RBM (resisting bending moment) of up to 3.8 million inch-lbs. to last longer and return greater payload. A new 9.5-

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mm single channel rail option is available and features comparable strength as today’s 11-mm rail. Standard highstrength aluminum forward, rear and end-of-frame crossmembers further reduce mass.

The 47X’s unique hood offers forward visibility of 24.8 ft. — an 11-in. improvement over the 49X — while its composite construction and ISO Tech suspension system resists bending and cracking by absorbing and dissipating vibrations.

Cab Fit for Kings The X-Series steel-reinforced aluminum cab further reduces mass by up to 8 percent while offering greater driver comfort with 13 percent more space than competitors. An optional two-person bench seat is available for applications demanding a large on-site crew, and a new space-optimized,

Real Power Play The 47X comes standard with the Detroit DD13 Gen 5 engine, which features higher compression ratios and a new swirl piston design to further improve combustion and efficiency. ThermoCoasting in the DD13 Gen 5 prevents aftertreatment cool-down during a driving regen to keep the system at its optimum temperature and significantly reduce the need for parked regens. For weight-sensitive applications, the Cummins L9 and X12 engines are available for the 47X. Optional front-engine power take-off (FEPTO) is offered on both Cummins engine offerings and the Detroit DD13 for applications like snowplows. Similarly, rectangular fuel tanks and a raised aftertreatment system mounting are offered with Cummins engines for better clearance for belly plows, making them a clear choice for municipalities and customers maintaining critical roadways in the winter months. The 47X is also offered with the all-new DT12-V transmission, which is built on the proven DT12 and has more than 35 million miles of vocational-specific testing. The DT12 includes three work-ready mode applications: Rock-free mode, Off-road mode, and Paver mode for the challenges of specific vocational applications. Standard for any 47X equipped with the DD13 Gen 5, the Detroit Assurance suite of active safety systems brings active safety solutions to the vocational segment, including active brake assist, side guard assist, adaptive cruise control and more to keep operators, workers at the job site, pedestrians and other motorists safe.

All X-Series models come standard with operator-centric features such as a wrap-around dash that provides easy access to the driver command center and Bpanel.

in-cab battery box affords additional legroom to the operator. An optional roof-mounted condenser offers maximum airflow through the radiator for stationary applications like construction and mining while keeping operators comfortable. All X-Series models come standard with operator-centric features such as a wrap-around dash that provides easy access to the driver command center and B-panel. On the Bpanel, a flex panel can be prepped for a tablet or configured for an additional 12 switches or 10 gauges. The truck’s interior also includes upscale appointments such as metal accents, while all-metal exterior brightwork is distinctive as well as durable.

Ready to Work Faster Western Star partnered with leading truck equipment manufacturers (TEMs) to ensure the X-Series supports fast and efficient upfits. The 47X’s mid-chassis packaging has a number of clear back-of-cab configurations while unobstructed frame rails provide more efficient body integration. For more information, visit https://daimler-trucksnorthamerica.com/47x .

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XL Specialized Side Dump Truck Trailer Arrives Ready to Work

The new XL side dump truck trailer offers a reliable dump solution on the job. The side dump is available in 2- (SD2-37) and 3-axle (SD3-37) designs. There are great financing offers with this trailer, including: • 2-year structural warranty

• Option to lease and lease to own • In stock units with lease options starting at $1,200/month With safety at the forefront, the side dump features easy-to-use tub hooks on each side of the trailer. When one side is disengaged, the other side is automatically

engaged, ensuring the tub is always secure. The electric mesh tarp system also prevents the tub from dumping if it is covered. The side dump is equipped with a large tub. The SD2-37 offers a capacity at 23 cu. yds. water level and 33 cu. yds. strike-off.

Operators also are able to haul additional material with a durable tub manufactured out of 1/4-inch AR450 steel. The crackresistant design is ready to be put to work with your next aggregate job. For more information, call 877/884-1097 or visit www.xlspecializedtrailer.com/. 

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Richmond Machinery 1701 Roseneath Road Richmond, VA 23230 804-359-4048 www.richmond machinery.com

Felling Enhances Fender Design for EZ-Tilt Trailers Felling Trailers has released an enhanced fender design for its ground-level loading, EZ-Tilt trailers. The new EZ-Tilt fender design offers a similar profile to Felling’s drop deck equipment trailer fenders, opening from the top to allow clearance for the wheels when the trailers in lowered to the loading position. The mechanism for lifting the top of the fender is the wheels/tires themselves. As the axles (rotating torsion axles) rotate, lowering the tilt bed to the ground, the wheels/tires push up against the top of the fender, lifting it and providing the needed clearance. The main body of the fender is constructed out of a heavy gauge material to maintain the structural integrity throughout the trailer’s life. Key Design Features: • Sleek Profile — The fenders’ lid/top is attached to the fender

body using a series of hinges, concealed and protected inside the fender, maintaining a sleek profile. • Dual Spring Action — Each fender is equipped with two springs (one front and one rear) which hold the lid/top closed while the trailer is in the transport position and during transit. Additionally, these springs aid in closing the fender when returning the

trailer to the transport position. • Rubber Bumpers — The lid/top of the fender rests on shock-absorbing rubber bumpers that cushion the lid/top and reduce vibration during transit. For more information, call 800/245-2809 or visit www.felling.com. 

The new EZ-Tilt fender design offers a similar profile to Felling’s drop deck equipment trailer fenders, opening from the top to allow clearance for the wheels when the trailers in lowered to the loading position.

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

Sand, Gravel Wash Plant Offers All-Star Solution for Ala. Biz When commissioned, the new wash plant, which features CDE’s M2500 and CFCU technology, will process natural sand and gravel raw feed material at a rate of 250 tph, producing six in-spec products, including three grades of washed gravel and three washed sand products for the construction and golf industries.

All Star Sand & Gravel, a family-owned and operated business based in Winfield, Ala., has announced plans for the development of a new CDE wet processing solution for its sand and gravel pit in Marion County. Established in 2017, All Star Sand & Gravel, co-owned by Richard Jones and his father, Roger, was incorporated into the family business to supply a range of sand and gravel for its construction activities in the Greater Birmingham metropolitan area and neighboring counties. This mine site is situated in an older pit that processed a natural river deposit. All Star Sand & Gravel acquired the pit as the family business sought to integrate into its operations a consistent and reliable supply of construction materials. When commissioned, the new wash plant, which features CDE’s M2500 and CFCU technology, will process natural sand and gravel raw feed material at a rate of 250 tph, producing six in-spec products, including three grades of washed gravel and three washed sand products for the construction and golf industries. While much of its sand and gravel output will supply the family construction business, the plant also will generate new revenue streams as the business begins producing highquality washed construction aggregates and graded golf bunker sand.

To date, the family construction business has used dry screened products processed by the family business and other local suppliers operating traditional sand and gravel processing plants. All Star Sand & Gravel Co-Owner Richard Jones said the development of this natural deposit marks the beginning of a new era for the business. “We knew the raw materials in the deposit had enormous potential. Historically, we have purchased — and produced — construction materials processed with traditional dry screening equipment. For this mine we wanted to also have high-quality washed and approved products to open new high-end markets.” A modern solution, he explained, was required to maximize the potential of the extracted materials. “We could achieve the same specification of any dry screened product available in the local market, we knew that. However, by washing the product we could offer sand and gravel products that were of a superior quality while simultaneously maximizing material retention and our reserves. “We explored another wet processing plant, but [it] did not have the washing expertise we needed to produce both construction aggregates and golf course sand. After a long discovery and decision process we decided to partner with

CDE. Their expertise in this space is the key to ensuring the deposit achieves the level of success it has within its reach.” CDE Business Development Manager Tom Wick said the project represents a significant milestone for both companies. “For CDE, this is our first project in the state of Alabama and for All Star Sand & Gravel this is their first venture into wet processing.” He said All Star Sand & Gravel also benefit from CDE’s direct-to-market approach. “We’re process engineers managing the project from endto-end, working with All Star Sand & Gravel to design, engineer, install and commission their latest investment. “Guaranteed performance from proven solutions that deliver fast return on investment and proximity to our headquarters in Cleburne, Texas, extends to the hardworking Jones family the confidence that we’re here to make All Star Sand & Gravel a triumph at every stage of the process and throughout the lifetime of the plant. Once it’s operational, our custom care team will take over to ensure it maintains high profitability through proactive maintenance checks and optimization for maximum uptime and throughput.” For more information about CDE’s solutions, visit CDEUSA.com. 

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Sandvik Mobile Crushing, Screening Celebrates Milestone Purpose designed to help customers get the very best out of their investment, Sandvik Mobile Crushing and Screening is now offering its premium data subscription on new equipment and retrofit packages complimentary for seven years. This marks the celebration of the 1,000th mobile unit to leave the factory with My Fleet connected. Digitalization has never been more important than it is in today’s climate and it has positively changed the way of working for many people over recent months. Sandvik Mobile crushing and screening have invested heavily into its online distributor portal and My Fleet telematics systems

Marty Waldorf (L), sales representative, and Dan Soley, executive VP sales and marketing, at MillerBradford & Risberg Inc.

over the past two years. Every new machine within the Qand U-440i range of mobile crushers and screens is equipped with a My Fleet telematics device and fully connected the moment it leaves the factory. “It’s an exciting time to hit this major milestone of 1,000 units now connected to My Fleet,” said Jesper Persson, vice president life cycle services. “We are proud of the progress we have made in digitalization and automation, and how the technology supports our customers. This investment will enable them to learn more about their operation and how best to improve it by tracking their fleet and the health of it. Alerts and notifications will proactively help to resolve issues before they become critical, while also enabling remote support wherever possible, saving on time, cost and thereby generating the desired uptime in a sustainable way.” U.S. Distributor Miller-Bradford Take Delivery The unit delivered is a Sandvik QI442 impact crusher and the customer to take ownership in February is the U.S. Distributor in Wisconsin, Miller-Bradford & Risberg Inc. Dan Soley, executive VP sales and marketing said, “We are delighted to hear the news that our QI442 is the 1,000th unit. My Fleet is a really beneficial tool as it gives great insight into machine utilization and location. The ability to offer remote support means we don’t always need to visit the customer to assist them in their operations.” Customers will be able to benefit from enhanced levels of technical support. Whether through Sandvik, or from trained distributor network, technical support specialists will be able

to view the same operational data and view notifications of any alerts or machine faults via the system, and thereby be able to offer remote support without necessarily needing to be on site. This immediate assistance increases uptime, while at the same time providing a safer working operation as the operator doesn’t need to physically climb on the machine, as well as supporting the drive to a more sustainable business, according to Sandvik. Customer benefits include: • Remote access to your fleet 24/7 via a mobile device or PC • Optimize performance through monitoring of operational data • Maximize uptime through planned service and preventative maintenance • Quick and efficient support through remote visibility of machine • Safe and sustainable operation with reduced need to dispatch an engineer to site • Peace of mind through enhanced security with geofencing All Sandvik machines that are already fitted with My Fleet and working out in the field will automatically be granted the extended seven-year data subscription. This includes customers who have purchased the My Fleet retrofit kit. The retrofit kit can be fitted to all Sandvik 1 Series models onwards. For more information, visit www.rocktechnology. sandvik. 

New Integrated Solutions...

Metso Outotec Debuts Its In-Pit Crush, Convey Solutions Service Mining operations are impacted by declining head grades. More material needs to be moved from greater depths to maintain concentrated production levels. This affects productivity and energy consumption, which directly correlates to the mine’s profitability and sustainability. To better meet these challenges, Metso Outotec launched in-pit crush and convey (IPCC) solutions. The integrated solutions consist of crushing, conveying and stacking equipment combined with IPCC planning and lifecycle services. The offering has been designed to ensure the highest productivity, energy efficiency and maintainability. “With our team, technology and serv- Metso Outotec launched in-pit crush and convey (IPCC) solutions. ices, we can combine and provide the industry’s strongest building blocks to deliver successful in- work packages that are in line with common study phases pit crush and convey operations,” said Leif Berndt, director, used throughout the industry. The team uses an integrated IPCC of Metso Outotec. “We are excited to launch our solu- methodology to determine the optimal pit shape and mine tions that cater in an exceptional way to our customers’ oper- schedule in alignment with system configurations, that utilize advanced engineering tools to increase the speed of projational and sustainability targets.” ect definition and certainty of outcome. The key technology highlight of the IPCC solution is the Metso Outotec’s IPCC Offering The experience-driven IPCC planning services allow Foresight semi-mobile primary gyratory (SMPG) station, Metso Outotec to support customers with pre-defined study which features the Superior MKIII crusher and SmartStation

for optimal processing, allowing material size control and reduced wear, downtime and plant height. The IPCC solutions are part of the company’s Planet Positive portfolio with their improved energy efficiency. Services are a key part and a proven piece of the Metso Outotec IPCC solutions. Life Cycle Services (LCS) for operational support are available. Connected analytics allows equipment to be better managed by staying connected at all times and by reducing unplanned downtime. The IPCC offering also includes offsite and onsite assembly options. Key benefits of Metso Outotec in-pit crushing and conveying technology include: • Optimal processing with patented SmartStation; • Up to 30 percent higher capacity on the same crusher size and 70 percent reduced downtime with Superior MKIII Primary Gyratory technology; • Up to 30 percent power savings with Energy Savings Idlers (ESI); and • Better maintainability through improved crusher access and plant area isolation. For more information, visit mogroup.com/ipcc. 

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Innovation Addresses Common Issue of Downtime From Hose Damage Komatsu is introducing a new underground hard rock drilling machine with several advanced features originating from customer input and collaboration, including hoseless booms. The ZJ32Bi is a battery-electric, medium-class jumbo built on a common platform for increased user adoption and efficient training. The new machine offers a standard reduced hose configuration — only six per boom — with a hoseless option. The hoseless boom completes all fluid and communication transfer inside of the boom cylinder, offering a potential game-changer in terms of automation and productivity. A hoseless boom also eliminates the need to account for hoses in automation algorithms and eliminates wear between the inner and outer boom tubes for improved drilling accuracy over time. Because of the common platform of the ZJ32Bi, it essentially becomes a multifunction drilling machine, according to the manufacturer. Other key features of the ZJ32Bi include: • An intelligent control system that allows for semiautonomous functionality or operator augmentation • A modular battery-electric driveline with up to 130 kW (65 kW base) of onboard energy for the demanding tram cycles and rigorous hard rock mining • A newly designed fully enclosed operator cabin with

advanced noise reduction, operator ergonomics, doublecurved glass with a focus on air cleanliness • Lightweight, durable feeds in fixed and double telescopic versions, featuring cast polyurethane components to reduce weight and help improve longevity. For more information, visit www.komatsu.com/en/products/underground-hard-rock-drills/. 

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Metso Outotec Eliminates Process Water During Screening Metso Outotec will supply unique sustainable screening technology for an iron ore project in the Southern Hemisphere. The order value, which is not disclosed, has been booked in Minerals segment’s Q3 2021 orders received. The start-up of the project is scheduled for the first half of 2024. The order for the product screening and scalping application covers 12 Metso Outotec BSE Series (Banana Screen Elliptical) tandem screens and 4 MF Series screens, all equipped with 305PS screening media. In addition, the contract covers Metrics monitoring system for screens, expert support and installation services. The need to reduce water in iron ore production and other minerals processing is a critical global challenge. The BSE Series screens enable iron ore processing even with higher natural moisture content without adding water. “We are pleased that the customer chose Metso Outotec for sustainable screening solutions for their process. The BSE screen is an outstanding option for their needs. The elimination of process water ultimately results in lower processing costs, increasing the customer’s competitiveness and profitability in the iron ore global markets,” said Jouni Mähönen, vice president, screening business line, Metso Outotec. Results the customer can expect after implementation: • BSE Series screens enable elimination of process water in the screening process • 93 percent reduction of the plant’s overall water consumption and eliminates the need for tailing dams • Reduced energy consumption from the entire plant

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Rubble Master Ramps Up Its North American Strategy After nearly 20 years in the North American market, an Austrian manufacturer of material processing equipment appears poised to step it up a notch. With a new managing director for the Americas and a recently opened retail location in Texas, Rubble Master expects to make waves in the North American crushing and screening space. Jackson McAdam, a former CAT Power Systems executive, was recently hired to head up the company’s sales and operations in the United States and Canada. Strategic Planning After a lengthy COVID-19-related delay in Europe, McAdam arrived in the United States in April. Previously he held positions with Caterpillar and Caterpillar dealers in both New Zealand and Ireland. He also served seven years as Power Systems director of the Cat dealer in the Russian Far East. McAdam said Rubble Master’s current strategy in the United States began taking

Jackson McAdam said, “the RM 70GO! and RM 90GO! are 53,000-lb. and 64,000-lb. machines. They are perfect for the contract crushing market.”

shape in 2019 when the company purchased Maximus Crushing and Screening. The Maximus’ line (now ) includes a larger class of both crushing and screening machines with the resulting combination allowing Rubble Master, a company previously focused on compact machines, to offer

Jackson McAdam, a former CAT Power Systems executive, was recently hired to head up the company’s sales and operations in the United States and Canada.

a full line of equipment for the first time. “Once we became a full-line supplier, we needed to look at our distribution,” McAdam said. He added that their analysis showed that Rubble Master had developed a fairly strong distribution network on the East Coast of the United States, had made some progress on the West Coast, but had little or no business in mid-America. “Further analysis showed that Texas was by far the most active market in the U.S. for both crushing and screening,” he said. “From that, we arrived at Texas being the center of our operations for North America.” The new retail facility, located in Ennis — just outside Dallas — will serve customers in Texas on a direct basis. In addition to this, the company will continue to expand its dealer base throughout the rest of the United States and Canada. Whole New Ballgame “Previously we had a very grassroots approach in terms of distribution. Now, as we have evolved into a strong full-line supplier, we are seeing interest grow from major dealers around the country.” Some of those new “major dealers” that have taken on the Rubble Master line include Century Equipment, a Case dealer in the Rocky Mountain region based in Salt Lake City, and James River Equipment, a John

Deere dealer with branches in Virginia and West Virginia. McAdam said he expects the network expansion to be at the rate of about two to three dealers per year. “Word is getting out,” he said. “We are now offering the tools that other major suppliers offer, like floor planning and other dealer incentives.” In addition to an overhaul of the distribution network, the company is focusing on the supply side as part of what the company calls its “localization project.” This means that in addition to the current system where parts are available on an overnight basis from the company’s parts hub in Memphis, by mid 2022, key parts will be manufactured in the United States. Putting Waste to Work Part of Rubble Master’s mission is education. McAdam said there are many contractors not currently recycling materials and missing the opportunity to make money in doing so. “There is so much recyclable product out there waiting to be processed,” he said. “In many cases, it is a matter of education. We’ve seen that some contractors have enough material in their yard to justify the cost of a machine. Not only can they then process their own product but they can go on to make more money processing materials for others.” 

With a new managing director for the Americas and a recently opened retail location in Texas, Rubble Master expects to make waves in the North American crushing and screening space.

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Attachments Pages 50-55

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Caterpillar Introduces New Performance Series Hammers Built for high production on large excavators, the new Cat H190 S and H215 S Performance Series hammers deliver consistent breaking power. Their efficient operation cycle results in less waste from internal heat for more power delivered to the tool, according to the manufacturer. With piston and tool matched in diameter and mass, these new hammers offer increased power transmission frequency. Operators can switch power mode from high frequency/low power to low frequency/high power, giving the ability to fine tune power to the material being broken. While powerful, the new H190 S and H215 S hammers lead in operator comfort and machine protection with their proprietary buffering material that dampens vibration feedback to the carrier. Automatic shut-off that prevents blank firing and hammer damage can be temporarily turned off for horizontal and overhead operation in tunneling and mining applications. The flexible hammers can be configured for joystick or

pedal control to suit the operator’s preference when working in quarry, demolition and general construction applications. Cat Excavator Pairing Advantages Tuned to deliver the highest possible work rates with Cat next gen excavators, the new H190 S hammer is sized for operation on Cat 349 through 374 models, while the larger H215 S is designed for the 374 and 395. Auto Stop instantly terminates hammering when the tool breaks through material, preventing damage to both the carrier and hammer. Next gen excavators automatically recognize the H190 S and H215 S hammers and prompt operators to select the correct tool program. Protecting the cab and keeping the attachment in predefined operating areas at the job site, the new hammer dimensions are included in Cat E-Fence technology. Through the Cat excavators Product Link technology, users can quickly locate the hammer attachment using the Cat App. Hammer pressure and flow rates are viewed on the

With piston and tool matched in diameter and mass, these new hammers offer increased power transmission frequency.

in-cab monitor and can be configured manually or automatically using the touchscreen display.

The flexible hammers can be configured for joystick or pedal control to suit the operator’s preference when working in quarry, demolition and general construction applications.

Minimized Maintenance All daily checks and routine service can be performed without removing the new H190 S and H215 S hammers from the carrier, saving time. Steady internal gas pressure throughout the duration of the annual service interval eliminates the need for frequent charge inspection. The lower bushing’s rotatable design optimizes service life to minimize parts costs, while the bushing can be quickly serviced in the field using hand tools. A standard on-board autolube system provides continual greasing during hammer operation to improve attachment longevity. For operating in extreme environments, an optional wear package protects the hammer housing from damage. For more information, visit www.cat.com. 

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ConExpo 2023 Asks for Conference Ideas; Plans Peer-to-Peer Emphasis On Learning What should we be talking about to ensure a strong, prosperous future for the construction industry? That’s the question AEM’s ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023 team has tasked itself with trying to answer, and your input as an attendee is needed. The opportunity to hear and talk with peers at the largest construction show in North America is just over a year away, and efforts are under way to plan the education program to ensure show attendees have ready access to best practices, key industry updates and relevant case studies. ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023 plans to feature more than 150 education sessions. With an emphasis on peer-topeer learning, they will serve to provide those in attendance with cutting-edge, timely and actionable information and insights. “We are grateful to our attendees whose unique perspectives are shaping the future of the construction industry,” said Graham Brent, ConExpo-

Con/AGG 2023 education committee chair and chief executive officer at NCCCO Foundation. “Your ideas are needed to continue ConExpo-Con/AGG’s comprehensive education program. This show is for the industry, by the industry and we need your input to create the cuttingedge information for today’s challenging economy and business model.” What knowledge or concepts can you share? There’s no better time than right now, as ConExpo-Con/AGG has opened its call for education session ideas and proposals. ConExpo is looking for ideas that include: • A topic we should be sure is covered • A person you have heard that more in the industry need to hear • An entire session title, description or yourself as a speaker Topics of interest for 2023 should include a focus that fits within the following areas:

• Business Best Practices • Workforce Development • Aggregates • Asphalt • Concrete • Technology Solutions • Equipment Management & Maintenance • Earthmoving & Site Development • Cranes, Rigging & Aerial Lifts • Safety & Health The deadline to submit ideas is Jan. 31, 2022. Session submissions will be evaluated by the ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023 Education Committee. Notification of acceptance will take place by mid-April. For any inquiries regarding the program, contact AEM’s Brooke Konopacki at bkonopacki@aem.org or 414/298-4745. The next ConExpo-Con/AGG and co-located IFPE takes place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 14 to 18, 2023. 

Husqvarna Construction Plans Its Blastrac, Diamatic Surface Integration Husqvarna Construction announced its plans to further consolidate brands in the surface preparation segment. Over the coming years, the recently acquired Blastrac and Diamatic products, services and solutions will be rebranded as Husqvarna and integrated into the global Husqvarna offering. In January 2021, Husqvarna completed the acquisition of Blastrac, a provider of surface preparation equipment and solutions for the global construction and remediation industry. “We have now built one strong team with the commitment to deliver the best possible experience to our broad range of customers. With our combined expertise and our wider offering we are ready to serve our customers and shape the surface preparation industry for tomorrow,” said Stijn Verherstraeten, vice president concrete surfaces & floors, at Husqvarna Construction. The additional offering will considerably enhance the existing Husqvarna surface preparation portfolio by bringing advanced shot-blasting, scraping and scarifying solutions to Husqvarna customers and partners. Blastrac customers and partners will get access to new adjacent products such as compactors, concrete placement equipment, sawing & drilling equipment and demolition robots as well as a wide (digital) service offering. “We really look forward to giving our customers access to

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Hyundai Invests $170M to Expand Production Capacity Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc., announced that its parent company, Hyundai Construction Equipment, plans to invest $170 million in its Ulsan, Korea, factory to increase production capacity by 50 percent and simplify its

manufacturing processes for increased efficiency. With this investment, the company will increase its capacity at Ulsan, its major production base, to 15,000 units of construction equipment. This investment, to be spread

The company will increase its capacity at Ulsan, its major production base, to 15,000 units of construction equipment. This investment, to be spread across four years, is the largest since the company’s launch as a newly established corporation in 2017.

across four years, is the largest since the company’s launch as a newly established corporation in 2017. “This increase in manufacturing capability means that Hyundai will be able to address global growth in construction activity,” said Stan Park, president, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas. “For North America, this positions us to better meet demand arising from planned investments in infrastructure expansion.” Hyundai Construction Equipment’s investment is focused on restructuring production lines to maximize and expand production capacity for excavators, wheel loaders and other types of construction equipment. Specifically, it will merge production and assembly functions from one factory into two, simplifying workflow processes, increasing efficiency and reducing logistics costs, the company said. Choi Cheol-gun, CEO of HCE and a production expert in the area of construction equipment who also heads Hyundai Heavy Industries Group’s Global Production Innovation Center, recently declared the necessity of improving the efficiency of the Ulsan facility and set out to execute a plan to create both synergy and friendly competition with Hyundai Doosan Infracore.

Choi said, “Strengthening the competitiveness of the Ulsan factory is the first challenge that needs to be addressed to reach the global top five,” a stated goal of the construction equipment division of Hyundai Heavy Industries. “With this investment, we will further raise our brand competitiveness by producing and delivering construction equipment with increased efficiency.” New Production Facilities to Reflect ESG Factors Additionally, Hyundai Construction Equipment plans to reflect ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) factors, through measures such as the use of eco-friendly sub-materials in interior and exterior finish work and configuring production lines in a way that further improves worker safety. This is in keeping with completion of construction last November, at a cost of $65 million, of HCE’s technology innovation center. With 16 laboratories employing 100 researchers, the center will execute research and development projects focused on ecofriendly technologies, energy efficiency and noise reduction. For more information, visit www.hceamericas.com. 

Komatsu Adds Drone, Smart Field to Job Site Solutions Contractors know that accurate numbers to track job site activity and topography can mean the difference between completing a project on time and on budget. With the addition of Smart Construction Field and Smart Construction Drone to Komatsu’s suite of job site technologies, contractors have two new tools to better manage projects. “When the Smart Construction group came in, they integrated everything together, and the transition felt seamless,” said Kevin Hawkinson, vice president of operations, A.W. Oakes & Son. “Now, we can take the data, transfer it to the machines, get data back from the machines to the office, and utilize all of that information across the board for bidding, customer reference and billing.”

With the addition of Smart Construction Field and Smart Construction Drone to Komatsu’s suite of job site technologies, contractors have two new tools to better manage projects.

Smart Construction Field Using data to track spending allows contractors to analyze those numbers quickly and find cost-effective ways to manage and resource projects. Komatsu has partnered with Moovila, an experienced provider of project management software, to develop Smart Construction Field, a mobile app that allows contractors to easily record job site

activity and analyze operational efficiencies in near real time. Reports generated by Smart Construction Field can track daily job site conditions and task progress can be broken down by labor, equipment and materials, including machine utilization and fuel distribution, receipts, timecards and subcontractor work. Regardless of equipment brand, Smart

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site to do a manual survey. Contractors can gather and analyze data throughout each project phase with topographic surveys that incorporate hundreds of thousands of data points. With the capability to take still photos from up to 400 ft. above ground level or under bridge decks, Smart Construction Drone can be used as pre-job verification or to keep stakeholders up to date. Smart Construction Drone pairs very well with Smart Construction Dashboard. Built to combine data from multiple sources into one comprehensive picture, Smart Construction Dashboard combines 3D design data with aerial mapping and intelligent machine data, to let contractors confirm quantities and visualize job site progress. Smart Construction Dashboard is powered by the 3D visualization power and geospatial accuracy of Cesium, a leading platform to visualize, analyze and share 3D data. Both Smart Construction Drone and Smart Construction Field are part of Komatsu’s Smart Construction solutions, an umbrella of smart applications created to help construction customers optimize their business remotely, and in near-real time. For more information, visit www.komatsu.com/en. 

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Auctions are subject to change, please check Auctioneers websites for details ALEX LYON & SON AUCTIONEERS www.lyonauction.com 315-633-2944 • Online Timed January 15 - 22, 2022 For: Rental Fleet Construction Equipment & more • Online Timed Jan. 19 – Feb. 2, 2022 For: Multiple Pennsylvania Locations

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• Columbus, OH AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL Sat., January 29, 2022 For: Very Late Model Construction www.auctionsinternational.com 800-536-1401 Equipment & more • Online • Bushnell (Orlando), FL January 10 - 16, 2022 February 5 - 13, 2022 For: 29th Annual Florida Auction • Online January 17 - 23, 2022 • Buffalo, NY Fri., February 25, 2022 • Online For: Retirement, Complete January 24 - 30, 2022 Liquidation, Trucking Company • Middletown, NY Sat., March 5, 2022 For: Two Retirements, Construction Equipment & Truck/Trailer Auction • New Martinsville, WV Thurs., March 10, 2022 For: Late & Great Construction Equipment & more • Houston, TX Fri., March 11, 2022 For: Late Model Construction Equipment & more

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• Gillsville, GA Tues., January 25, 2022 • Timed Online For: Inventory Reduction Auction – March 23 - 30, 2022 TD Diesel & Others For: Steffes Auction – Upper • Online Midwest Locations Sat., February 12,2022 For: Fleet & Government Services, THE AUCTIONEERS GROUP AG, & Construction Equipment www.theauctioneersgroup.com • Kissimmee, FL 732-776-7222 February 14 - 16, 2022 • Online For: Annual Florida Auction Jan. 27 – Feb. 2, 2022 For: Heavy Construction Equipment, Lattice Cranes & more MIDEAST EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS www.mideastequip.com 860-370-9993 VANTAGE AUCTIONS • Live Online www.vantageauctions.com Tues., January 25, 2022 951-228-9040 For: H&K 2nd Annual Truck & • Lake Elsinore, CA Equipment Auction Sat., January 22, 2022 For: Heavy Construction Equipment & more PURPLE WAVE AUCTION www.purplewave.com 866-608-9283 YODER & FREY • Online HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUCTIONS Wed., January 12, 2022 www.yoderandfrey.com For: Vehicle & Equipment Auction 419-865-3990 • Online Thurs., January 13, 2022 For: Construction Equipment

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Requiring Contractor’s Health, Safety Plan Paramount OSHA from page 8

Ask the Right Questions When it comes to best practices, it matters not which category of responsibility you fall under on the job site. Regardless of whether you are the general contractor or a subcontractor, there are steps you can take to improve your safety program. As Braun sees it, managing contractors is “exponentially more straightforward” if you hire contractors with a solid track record for safety. That starts at the prequalification stage. Requiring a contractor’s health and safety plan, OSHA logs and experience modification rate is a good approach to the prequalification process, said Braun. “In addition, you can check OSHA’s website to see if the contractor has incurred any fines and citations from OSHA.” Make sure this information is reviewed by someone who knows what to look for, he said, adding “not all incidents and citations are created equally.” The reviewer should know the difference between a de minimus and a serious violation, should check the frequency and severity of a company’s incident record in relation to its safety performance, for instance. “In addition, if you know other companies who have used these contractors in the past, ask about them,” said Braun. Did they perform safely? How was management support for the safety program? Did the company seem to have a safety culture? Did they use well-kept equipment or old, beat-up stuff? “Try to get a big-picture overview of the company rather than a one-off experience.” Next, make sure the contractors and subs you work with know what you expect from them. Even before work commences there are opportunities to spell it out, said Braun. Bid documents should make clear what you want how they expect to meet safety responsibilities. This will give the subcontractor ample time to price necessary equipment and staff to perform work properly on your job, he added. “Once you’ve decided to award the bid to a company, the contract should also include what you expect their safety responsibilities to be. This goes beyond just saying that they must meet OSHA requirements,” said Braun. Are there areas in the job site where going above and beyond OSHA will be necessary? Are there disciplinary policies that they need to know? What are the drug and alcohol screening requirements for the job? “None of this should come as a surprise to your contractor,” said Braun. “But if it does and you had it in the documents, then that’s

Managing contractors is much easier if you hire contractors with a solid track record for safety. Requiring a contractor’s health and safety plan, OSHA logs and experience modification rate is a good way to start the prequalification process.

“Making sure your safety program prevents workplace hazards to avoid OSHA citations can include many different actions including safety training, discussing safety with other site employers in advance and having a clear system for reporting hazards.” Stan Liang Tetra Tech

on them.” Finally, you should explicitly require all certification and training documentation relevant to the project. For instance, will they be operating aerial lifts? Get training records. Forklifts? Get their licenses. Working on excavation sites? Do they have excavation training? “Also, have your contractor name — in writing — who their competent person will be and justify that designation by submitting that person’s background to you,” he said. “To think that this information will then make it down to the boots on the ground is optimistic at best,” he stressed. “Before the workers step foot on-site, you should ensure that they go through an orientation that clearly lays out what you expect of them.” According to Braun, that orientation should include safety requirements, disciplinary policies, drug and alcohol policies and everything else you addressed at the contract level relevant to the workforce.

“Don’t hesitate to hang conspicuous signs that emphasize some more important points. If your orientation is a checklist or a speech delivered by a disinterested party, you’re squandering an opportunity to set the tone for the project.” Never Assume Anything Maintain some level of oversight. That’s not to say you have to oversee contractors and subs every minute of every day, said Braun. Periodic observation of the job site is key, he believes. Notify the contractor, in writing, of any violations and tell them when you expect them to be fixed, he suggested. Have them reply, in writing, when they are taking care of the issues and verify it. Spot check who is operating equipment and match that up to the records you have on file. Are the contractors diligent about their people being qualified to do what they are being asked to do? “The process of observing your contrac-

tors runs the length of the project,” he said. One final note from Braun: “Don’t be an enabler.” A company that performs poorly from a safety perspective is bound to get somebody hurt or killed eventually, he said. “If a contractor refuses to get on board, the worst thing you could do is reinforce their unsafe behavior by awarding them further work. Make it clear that putting their workers at risk is unacceptable, and you will have no part in it.” And remember, your primary goal is to keep everyone from getting hurt on your project. “But if somebody does, you want to be confident that you have done everything you could to prevent it,” he added. If you are a controlling employer of a worksite, you will want to be careful about which subcontractors you hire, be intentional about the safety practices you enforce at your worksite and perform frequent inspections, concluded Liang. “Making sure your safety program prevents workplace hazards to avoid OSHA citations can include many different actions including safety training, discussing safety with other site employers in advance and having a clear system for reporting hazards.” If you are a subcontractor at a site, make sure you meet all safety requirements and make reasonable efforts to prevent your employees from being exposed to hazards, stressed Liang. “Even if they are not hazards you created, you will also want to make sure you do not create hazards for employees of other employers at the site.”  CEG

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Business Calendar To view our Business Calendar online, go to www.constructionequipmentguide.com. JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2022 CRANE SAFETY COURSES January 10 – January 14, 2022 Mobile Crane Train the Trainer, Houston, TX January 11 – January 14, 2022 Overhead Crane Inspector Training, Cincinnati, OH January 12 – January 14, 2022 Qualified Rigger Level 2 Training, Orlando, FL January 17 – January 19, 2022 Rigging Inspector Training, Cincinnati, OH January 17 – January 20, 2022 Overhead Hoist Maintenance Training, Houston, TX January 19 – January 21, 2022 Aerial Work Platform Train the Trainer, Orlando, FL January 24 – January 25, 2022 Crane Assembly/Disassembly Director Training, Houston, TX January 25 – January 28, 2022 Overhead Crane Train the Trainer, Cincinnati, OH January 26 – January 27, 2022 Critical Lift Planning/Lift Director Training, Houston, TX January 27 – January 28, 2022 Forklift Operator/Inspector Training, Orlando, FL January 31 – February 1, 2022 Aerial Work Platform Operator/Inspector Training, Houston, TX February 1 – February 4, 2022 Mobile Crane Inspector Training, Orlando, FL February 1 – February 4, 2022 Overhead Crane Inspector Training, Atlanta, GA February 2 – February 4, 2022 Boom Truck Operator Train the Trainer, Houston, 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 OF MINNESOTA

Unresserved Public Auction featuring Construction C Equ uipment, Heavy/L Light Duty Truck ks, Trailers, Contractor Support Equipme ent on load-out is Friday Loading dock and loading assistance available. Deadline for auctio February 4, 2022 at 3pm. Items left affter this date are subject to a $50 per day per item storrage charge charge. Masks and social distancing recommended fo or onsite guests guests.

(AGCMN) 2022 Minnesota Construction Summit Date: January 11-12, 2022 Location: St. Paul RiverCentre 175 Kellogg Blvd. West St. Paul, Minnesota Description: The 2022 Minnesota Construction Summit is the event of the year for the Minnesota construction industry! Featuring inspirational keynote presentations, educational sessions on topics that impact real life in our industry, exhibitors with relevant and vital products and services, and fantastic networking opportunities, this is an industry event not to be missed! Come and be a part of the 2022 Minnesota Construction Summit - Building Together Again. Registration is now open. Price: $200 For more information and to register, visit https://www.agcmn.org/events/constructionsummit./ ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS (AED) 2022 AED Summit Dates: January 17-19, 2022 Location: Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort Orlando, Florida Description: The AED Summit is your annual opportunity to come together with professionals across the heavy equipment industry spectrum to improve yourself and your team and to build meaningful connections. Companies travel from all over the world to attend Summit; don’t miss your chance to meet with like-minded industry professionals! Registration is now open! Visit https://aednet.org/events/summit for more information. WORLD OF CONCRETE (WOC) World of Concrete 2022 Dates: January 18-20, 2022 (EXHIBITS) January 17-20, 2022 (EDUCATION) Location: Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada Description: When the world stopped, you kept going. Adapting. Giving a master class in resilience and being an essential worker. Now, celebrate how far you’ve come and discover the innovation helping our community evolve, endure, and thrive at WOC 2022. Part knowledge, part equipment, part connections—World of Concrete is 100% of what you need to keep grinding it out through disruptions to the supply chain, safety and beyond. Get your hands on advanced technology and machinery, access the newest training and techniques in con-

crete and masonry, and build momentum for another unstoppable year. EXHIBITS: Original equipment manufacturers from around the world and exclusive U.S. distributors of equipment, tools, products and services for the commercial construction, concrete and masonry industries. WOC attracts approximately 1,500 exhibiting companies and occupies more than 700,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibit space. WHO ATTENDS WOC? More than 60,000 industry professionals from all around the world, representing all segments of the construction industry: Commercial Contractors, Concrete Contractors, Concrete Pumpers, Construction Managers, Dealers/Distributors, Decorative Concrete Contractors, Designers and Specifiers, General Contractors, Block/Segmental Unit Producers Masonry Contractors, Architects, Engineers, Block Producers, Ready Mix Producers, Rental Equipment Centers, Repair Contractors, Residential Contractors, Specialty Concrete Contractors, Precast, Pipe and Block Producers, Precast/Prestressed Producers, and more. Registration is now open! PLEASE BE ADVISED: You must register online prior to WOC 2022, as there will be NO onsite registration. Visit www.worldofconcrete.com for more information. NATIONAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION (NAPA) 2022 NAPA Annual Meeting Dates: January 23-26, 2022 Location: The Phoenician 6000 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Description: The NAPA Annual Meeting is in person once again! Following a safe and successful Midyear Meeting, we invite you to join us for our 2022 Annual Meeting to participate in industry-wide networking, gain practical knowledge in asphalt pavement engineering and application, and steer the industry’s future. Open your world to: • 1,000 executives, engineers, estimators, advocacy proponents, business development gurus, health and safety professionals, and industry partners • 4 general sessions • 4 educational workshops • 4 networking opportunities • 1 awards program, celebrating the best in asphalt pavement • 1 exciting and beautiful destination • 1 day on the links Registration is now open! Visit https://www.asphaltpavement.org/pavement for more infor-

mation and registration. INDEPENDENT EQUIPMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION (IEDA) 2022 Annual Meeting Dates: February 11–13, 2022 Location: Reunion Resort Kissimmee, FL Description: T'S OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY SO WE'RE WHOOPING IT UP BIG! IEDA Is Growing – Which Means The 2022 Annual Meeting Will Be Exploding With The Best and The Brightest of the Industry More independent equipment companies than ever now recognize the stature IEDA membership brings to their reputation and the immense value membership pours into their daily business growth 52 weeks of the year. And when this booming group gathers in person for 60 supercharged hours, the collective, best-of-the-best brain power is electrifying. Registration is now open. For more information and to register, visit https://www.iedagroup.com/2022-annual-meeting/ NATIONAL PAVEMENT EXPO (NPE) 2022 National Pavement Expo & Conference Dates: February 23-26, 2022 (Conference) February 23-25, 2022 (Expo) Location: Charlotte Convention Center Charlotte, NC Description: National Pavement Expo brings vendors and contractors together who make their living from asphalt and concrete paving, sealcoating, striping, sweeping, crack repair, pavement repair, and snow removal to network with other paving professionals and attend industry workshops. In addition to hosting 200+ leading brands from the paving and pavement maintenance industry, National Pavement Expo delivers more than 50 conference sessions over a 4-day span. Whether you want to increase industry knowledge, sharpen your skills, improve efficiency, or learn about the latest and greatest products, you can do it all here! The program design of the conference allows ample opportunity to meet and network with leading contractors in the paving industry. Registration is now open. For more information and to register, visit https://nationalpavementexpo.com

Events are subject to change, check websites for updates

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ADVERTISER INDEX To read articles about these CEG advertisers, visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com 4M IRON..........................................................................................25

KUBOTA EXCAVATOR ..............................................................56,57

ALTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY (TAMPA)..........................................5

LABOUNTY MANUFACTURING INC..............................................55

AMULET ....................................................................................52,54

LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS ........................................................36,37

ASCENDUM MACHINERY INC ........................................................2

MANITOWOC CRANE GROUP ......................................................60

ASTEC KPI-JCI ..............................................................................41

MB AMERICA INC ..........................................................................46

BANDIT INDUSTRIES INC ........................................................42,43

METSO OUTOTEC ........................................................................45

BARGAINS ......................................................................................60

MOBRO MARINE INC ....................................................................51

BRIGGS JCB ..................................................................................13

NED ................................................................................................16

BROOKS SALES INC ....................................................................16

NORAM ..........................................................................................65

CAROLINA CAT ..............................................................................21 CEG SCALE MODELS ....................................................................35 COMPANY WRENCH......................................................................23 CONDUIT SEARCH GROUP ..........................................................31 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT GUIDE ..........................20,24,38,66 DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER ......................................................64 EQUIPMENT CORP OF AMERICA ................................................25 FAE USA INC ..................................................................................45 FELLING TRAILERS ......................................................................34 FLANGE LOCK................................................................................27 FLINT EQUIPMENT COMPANY ......................................................7 GEHL ..............................................................................................60 GSE GREAT SOUTH EQUIPMENT COMPANY ..............................9 HAMMER TRUCK SALES ..............................................................14

NORTH AMERICAN ATTACHMENTS ............................................52 PARMAN TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT ............................................30 POWER EQUIPMENT CO ................................................................6 POWERSCREEN MID-ATLANTIC ..................................................49 ROGERS BROTHERS CORPORATION ........................................32 SAND SCIENCE..............................................................................42 SANY AMERICA INC ......................................................................63 SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES ..........................................................54 SENNEBOGEN ..............................................................................44 SOUND HEAVY MACHINERY ..................................................10,15 SOUTHERN SHOWS INC ..............................................................29 SUMMIT SUPPLY GROUP ............................................................30 TERAN INDUSTRIES INC ..............................................................53

HEAVY MACHINES INC....................................................................3

TEREX FUCHS ..............................................................................59

HI-LOW EQUIPMENT OF FLORIDA ..............................................17

THOMPSON MACHINERY USED PARTS......................................52

HILLS MACHINERY COMPANY LLC..............................................72

TOWMASTER INC. ........................................................................33

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ..............................18,19 IRON AUCTION GROUP ................................................................69

ALABAMA SUPPLEMENT

JJ SCHECKEL CORP......................................................................11

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

JOHN DEERE..................................................................................71

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

KLEEMANN ....................................................................................47

SMH GROUP-US ..............................................................................7

KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY ..................................61

THOMPSON TRACTOR CO ..........................................................4,5

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..........................................................58

TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO INC..................................................8

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Dothan, AL 334/794-8691 Troy, AL 334/566-4181 Adairsville, GA 770/773-9857 Albany, GA 229/888-1212 Atlanta, GA 404/691-9445 Braselton, GA 770/965-1889 Brunswick, GA 912/264-6161 Columbus, GA 706/687-3344 Grovetown, GA 706/855-5440

Macon, GA 478/788-1586 Savannah, GA 912/964-7370 Valdosta, GA 229/474-6680 Andrews, SC 843/221-4940 Aynor, SC 843/358-5688 Ladson, SC 843/572-0400 Simpsonville, SC 864/963-5835 Walterboro, SC 843/539-1420 West Columbia, SC 803/794-9340

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MINI WITH A BIG IMPA ACT The Tier 4 Final CX60C is the largest in the CASE mini excavator family. Its industr y-leading horsepower, shor t ra adius tail swing design, and adjustable boom make this machine a key player on the jobsite. Experience purpose-built prod ductivity with CASE-standard comfor t in the CX60C.

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O FP 2012 Case SV212 84” smooth drum roller, MX7826 2017hours. CX37C, 1,690..............$64,000 HOURS, HYD EROPS, 2373 RO7248 THUMB, WARRANTY ..........................$44,500

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2015 Casee CX210C 2 way auxiliary hydraulics, 1,430 HOURS, CX145D, EX9475 Fresh service, includingHYD new hydraulic2019 tthumb. THUMB pins and..............................................$145,000 bbushings. EX2865.................$105,000

2016 Terex Finlay 883+ 9.16 CY hopper, EX3205 2016 CX250D, conveyor, 48” conveyor, 32” middleLONG graadeREACH EXCAVATOR, 3,500 CS6573. HOURS ...............$217,700 ..............$150,000 32” ﬁnes conveyor.

North Carolina Asheville 828-820-5265 828 820 5265

Charlotte 704-208-5564 704 208 5564

O P F 2016 Edge TRM622 Trommel 48” feeder belt, DO5116 2019 1,139 HOURS, PATradiall ion 750M, belt, 42” oversize belt, 42” 60” collecti BLADE ..............................................$115,000 ﬁnes belt, 77/8 function radio remote control. CS0276 ..............................................$202,8800

South Carolina Greensboro 336-308-3045 336 308 304 45

Greenville 252-752-7145 252 752 7145

Raleigh 919-746-7938 919 746 7938

Wilmington 910-800-2070 910 800 2070

Columbia 803 803-658-0200 658 0200

Charle eston 843 22 843-22 25-9377

Greenville 864-546-5208

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