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I am always asked about financing and to be honest, as a Salesman, keeping one person as your key go to guy, is difficult to do at best. If they are that on their game, they follow up, get the best product for the customer and are generally a personable person, they usually don’t last long in that position. Their superiors recognize their performance and off they go to greener pastures. We found a good company and great guy last year and we’ve been working him hard. They have been a general pleasure to work with and the customers seemed pleased also. So we spent a few minutes with Mark Combs and Gary Bagwill of Snider Leasing of Sacramento, CA and asked them the questions I generally get asked that are never the same with Financial Institutions, but with this information, you can get a jump start on your financing and maybe some ideas to think about. Q - What should a customer get together prior to calling for financing? Financial statements, tax returns? A - Requirements for financial information will vary from one lender to another, and is often influenced by the amount of the request to be financed and the credit strength of the Applicant. To use a standard rule of thumb, however, most lenders will be looking for the

following: A Credit Application; 2 years Profit & Loss Statements on the business and the principals of the company, (depending on whether or not the company is publicly or privately held); If the yearend of the business is more than 6 months old, an interim Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet will likely be desired; If the business financial statements are unaudited, corresponding Federal Tax Returns for the same 2 year period will likely be required; If the business is closely held, Federal Tax Returns on all principals will also likely be required. Q - What are good rules of thumb for maximum finance amounts based on income levels? A - The term of the financing will vary by lender, the type of equipment being financed, the age and useful life of the equipment and the financial and credit strength of the Applicants. Typical terms usually range for 24 months to 60 months. Weaker credits, weaker financial strength, etc. will typically only be considered for the shorter terms. Stronger Applicants can in some scenarios get terms of up to 84 months. Q - What is an operating lease? A - There are primarily 2 types of leases.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ADVERTISE! September. . ADVERTISING DEADLINE: August 3 Crushing / Grinding / Screening / Shredding October. . ADVERTISING DEADLINE: September 7 Asphalt & Concrete Recycling - Shingle Grinders, Crushers, Screens Pre-Show: TCIA

Ask the Grinder Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Classifieds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

November. . ADVERTISING DEADLINE: October 5 Recycling Attachments & Carriers - Pedestal Breakers, Crushers, Shears, Grapples & More Annual Buyers Guide (Listing submission deadline 9/10/12) Show: TCIA Expo, November TBA

New Millenium Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

December. . ADVERTISING DEADLINE: November 2 Land Clearing Equipment / Chippers, Grinders, Attachments, Biomass Energy

Connecticut’s Murphy Road Recycling . . . 8

Stratford Baling is a “Crown Jewel” in

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increases workplace safety . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Volvo grader line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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Cover photo: Mike Schauer, Site Manager; Sean Vasseur, Maintenance Manager; and Shane Carpenter, CBI-Inc. Sales Rep., outside the MR Stratford Baling volume reduction facility in Stratford, CT.

The Editorial Deadline precedes the Ad Deadline by two days. Waste Handling Equipment News readers include owners, operators, and purchasing agents involved in construction demolition, asphalt/concrete recycling, wood waste recycling and composting. Our editorial emphasizes new equipment, site stories, association updates, legislation and industry news. If you have news to contribute, contact: Jon M. Casey, Editor Waste Handling Equipment News 6113 State Highway 5 Palatine Bridge, New York 13428 Tel: 717-258-6775 Fax: 518-673-2699 E-Mail: jcasey@leepub.com

BOWLING GREEN, OHIO — The Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of the construction, announces that one of its 1:10 scale Otis railroad shovel models will be raffled. Designed in 1835 and patented in 1839, the Otis Steam Shovel is the earliest known land based single bucket excavator. Originally built for use in railroad construction by the contracting firm in which inventor William S. Otis was a partner, it remained in production in small numbers until the early 1910s. The design concept of a railroad mounted shovel whose boom swung approximately ninety degrees left and right was continued by several manu-

facturers into the late 1920s, and its digging action is seen in today's cable and hydraulic operated shovels. The 1:10 scale model features a swinging boom, extending and retracting dipper stick, rolling wheels, and operational levers, gears, drums and bucket trip, and comes on a section of railroad track for exhibit. It is the first of a series of scale models being produced exclusively for the HCEA, and was introduced at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2011. The model sells for $4,500, but raffle tickets are available for $5 each. All proceeds will go to fund development of additional models of historic equipment. Tickets are available from the HCEA at www.hcea.net, or by calling the HCEA

office at 419-352-5616. The drawing will be held Sept. 15, 2012, at the HCEA's membership banquet in Bowling Green, Ohio, and the winner need not be present. The HCEA was founded in 1986, and has over 4,300 members in twenty-five countries. In addition to its magazine and hosting an annual working exhibition of restored construction equipment, it operates the National Construction Equipment Museum and archives in Bowling Green, Ohio. Individual memberships are $30 within the USA and Canada, and $40 U.S. elsewhere. Information is available at www.hcea.net, or by calling 419-3525616 or e-mailing info@hcea.net.

The Historical Construction Equipment Association will raffle one of its Otis railroad shovel models.

Hey from 3 Finance Leases and Operating Leases. There are even often variances of these which are interpreted differently from Lender

to Lender but typically an Operating Lease if more oriented toward a structure that is considered “Off Balance Sheet” fi-

nancing and does not typically lead to ownership of the equipment at the end of the contract. It is also subject to specific

accounting and IRS requirements and guidelines and the payments are typically referred to as “Rental Payments” and

are tax deductible. The Lender/Lessor takes the depreciation, not the Applicants. An Operating Lease is often more beneficial to Applicants looking for lower payments than traditional financing, unique tax advantages, (such as no Alternative Minimum Tax consequences) and better addresses the obsolescence factor regarding the equipment, since ownership may not be the desired goal at the end of the contract. Q - Why is leasing better than purchasing — or not? A - There are advantages and disadvantages to both traditional financing and leasing. These will be established by the circumstances of the Applicant as outlined above. In addition to the advantages listed above, typically a lease will offer less initial capital expenditure than traditional financing and, in some cases, more flexible terms and structures. Traditional financing may offer the benefit of a more accelerated write-off under some circumstances,

depending upon applicable IRS guidelines and opportunities. A lease may be less impacted by IRS regulations and consequences than traditional financing by virtue of nature/qualifications and a Rental Contract, as referenced above. So for your next purchase, or lease, get some options that may benefit your tax position rather than just comparing rates because when it comes down to the end of the year, we don’t care how much interest we paid, we care how much money we made. You can contact Mark Combs at 800-377-8812 or www.sniderleasing.com for more information. Also, 2012 is going by quickly. Your accelerated depreciation amount is at 50 percent this year and you still have your Section 179 Expensing for used equipment. You can get more detailed information at www.depreciationbonus.org . Questions, Comments, grinderguy@askthegrinderguy.com .

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Scale model of Otis Shovel to be raffled

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VTN Rotobec Screening and Crushing Buckets The VTN Rotobec SR Rotary Screening Bucket can be equipped with many different sizes of screen in order to produce the correct size of material. It is ideal where materials from a demolition job are being used in new construction or where fill has to have specific characteristics. Models of the SR screening bucket fit excavators ranging from 7.5-38.5 tons. Features: • 5 models to choose from • Quick and easy screen replacement • Includes skid plates for added screen protection • Screen sizes range from 3/4” to 3” • Screen is made from a single piece of steel For more information on the VTN Rotobec SR Rotary Screening Bucket or any other VTN Rotobec products please contact your regional territory manager. VTN Rotobec FP crushing bucket The FB crushing bucket provides the “ideal crush in place solution”. The high maganese content wear plates provide hundreds of hour of service and can be rotated. The

flat nature of the plates and the oscillating movement provides excellent through put of rebar. The option magnet base on the FB also makes rebar sorting a breeze. The FB is available in four sizes and its setup to take a wide variety of lugging types. Features: • Four models to choose from

• Crushing plates can be adjusted from 5” to 3/4” opening • Structure is entirely made with Hardox 400 • Crushing plates have a high concentration of Manganese steel Contact: Rotobec USA, 162 Rotobec Dr., Littleton, NH 03561. P. 603-4442103. F. 603- 444-0327.

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The VTN FB 350 crushing bucket. Photo courtesy of Rotobec USA

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CP Heavy- and SevereDuty Buckets by Paladin are built for ultimate durability on the job to provide the best return on your investment. Available in widths from 10 inches up to 84 inches, they dig and move the most abrasive materials with mini-excavators and excavators up to 200,000 pounds (90 metric tons). Extended life and bucket accountability start with a circular torque tube design that enhances each bucket’s overall strength. Onepiece T-1 curved side cutters and side wear pads protect against premature wear of the bucket sides, while an abrasion resistant “double-bottom” up to 3/4 inches thick provides a hard, yet lightweight barrier between the bucket and your material. The bucket teeth-available in various styles — and a T-1 cutting edge with triple pass welding sit at a downward angle to aggressively dig into your material, providing faster scooping and less stress on the machine. On medium and larger models, an additional triangular steel fabrication increases strength and stability without adding unnecessary weight. CP Heavy-Duty Buckets are available in struck capacity sizes from 0.037 cubic yards up to 5.7 cubic yards. CP Severe-Duty Buckets are available in struck capacity sizes from 0.106 cubic yards up to 3.9 cubic yards. Paladin is a leading manufacturer of couplers and attachments throughout North America and parts of the world for the construction, aggregate, agriculture, landscaping, land clearing, recycling, mining, demolition, utility, aviation and municipal market segments. For more information about Paladin’s entire coupler and attachment offering, call 800-456-7100, email pcginfo@paladinbrands.c om or visit www.paladinconstructiongroup.com.

CP Heavy-Duty Buckets are available in struck capacity sizes from 0.037 cubic yards up to 5.7 cubic yards.

CP Severe-Duty Buckets are available in struck capacity sizes from 0.106 cubic yards up to 3.9 cubic yards.

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CP Heavy- and Severe-Duty Buckets sink their teeth in

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Stratford Baling is a “Crown Jewel” in Connecticut’s Murphy Road Recycling by Jon M. Casey From the time that Murphy Road Recycling acquired the Stratford Baling Volume Reduction Facility on Garfield Avenue in Stratford, CT, Director of Operations, Jonathan Murray and his staff have been making improvements to the site. Currently, it is one of the most modern and efficient dual stream recycling facilities on the East Coast. Murray recalled the previous operation was being used as a transfer station for C&D waste and there was a single-stream paper recycling operation there as well. By the time that Murphy Road Recycling purchased the property in September, 2008, the facility had fallen into major disrepair. The surrounding community thought very poorly of what was there at the time. Overall, the facility was not up to the standards of excellence for which Murphy Road Recycling is known, so it was at this time that they considered C&D processing as a way to improve the efficiency of the facility. “As a company, we had been in C&D recycling at some of our other locations like East Windsor and Waterbury since the 1980s,” he said. “There, we have been using Continental Biomass Industries, Inc. (CBI) equipment to grind wood for years. We had good experience with their equipment in the past. We operate a CBI 4600, an 8600 and a 4000 in addition to a CBI Shear. So, because of that relationship, we asked them to give us a design proposal for Stratford.” “We liked what they came up with, and work on the new system began in late 2010,” he said. “With the permitting, clean up and fine-tuning at start up, it took us about 18 months to get the system on line. Since then, the system has worked very well.” Murray said that besides the installation of the new CBI system, they completely repaved the site and added a new inbound/outbound scale system in the process. They installed a new roof on the building and completely re-sided the structure as well. Using a current expression, this was truly an “Extreme Makeover!” “While we are located in an industrial park that is home to other heavy industries and trucking companies, we have residential neighbors adjacent to our property in the rear. We want to be a good neighbor,

Shane Carpenter, Stationary equipment sales representative for CBI, especially likes the way the sorted recyclables can be taken away through exterior access doors rather from inside the facility like many other designs. so as we developed our remodeling plan, we were always mindful of the people around us,” he said. The new system provides both single and doubleground wood materials, for a variety of uses. They produce recycled wood products for mulch, biofuels, wood for pelletizing, and other ground wood products that consumers might need. Currently, there are three or four wood products being shipped. Additionally, the facility produces recycled concrete material for local contractors who need a material as clean fill. Most of the paper material that once would have come to this location is taken to the Murphy Road Recycling facility in nearby Bridgeport,

CT. That site specializes in recycling paper waste. Murray said they added a new baling system as a part of the improvement project. They are constantly baling the waste residue that is not recyclable. The bales are staged, and then transported to an approved landfill in Ohio, on a regular basis. While Murray is busy overseeing other facilities in Murphy Road Recycling, the day-to-day operation of Stratford Baling is under the watchful eye of Site Manager, Mike Schauer. Mike is a long time employee with Murphy Road Recycling and does an excellent job of making certain the operation runs smoothly. Sean Vasseur serves as Mike’s right-hand

Crewmembers await material coming down the main conveyor. man, working as an equipment operator and Maintenance Manager, a job that keeps him hopping all of the time. “We have an outstanding crew at this facility,” said Murray. “We appreciate all that they do for us there.” As one of 15 facilities in the All American Waste/Murphy Road Recycling organization, the Stratford Baling operation has become a “Crown Jewel” within their system. “We are the largest private collection company in Connecticut,” said Murray. “We are looking to work together with the communities that we serve. The Stratford Baling remodeling effort was no exception. We worked closely with our local officials. They were very understanding of

what we were looking to accomplish. They worked with us every step of the way.” Murray is excited about how well the improvements have gone. Since sales and marketing of the recyclables is part of Murray’s responsibilities, he is looking forward to the continued growth of the operation especially with respect to the sale of the recycled wood products. “We have been extremely successful marketing the paper, plastic, metal and concrete materials and we are always looking for more customers, especially in the wood recycling segment of the business.” For more information about Stratford Baling, contact them at 800-9982984.

by Jon M. Casey When Murphy Road Recycling was looking for a turnkey system as an upgrade for their Stratford Baling Volume Reduction Facility, they looked to Continental Biomass Industries Inc. and Shane Carpenter for the expertise that they needed. “We are very proud of this installation,” said Carpenter as we toured the Stratford, CT facility. “This is the first installation of its kind for our company where the sorted recyclables can be loaded and shipped from bins located on the exterior walls of the building,” he said. As he focused our attention to the series of overhead doors located between the exterior-mounted trommel and Magnum Force 8600 grinder, he noted, “As you can see, this makes the movement of recycled products quicker and safer since the trucks do not have to enter the building. That also allows for more infeed material on the interior floor for loading into the system.” Carpenter said material flow is a simple one with a dual feeding system design, that provides optimum material sorting for producing quality end products. Incoming material is loaded into the infeed hopper and is conveyed up to an Action™, vibratory, tapered-slot screen. The screened, smaller material is conveyed up and outside to a trommel which screens desirable wood waste that collect in the hopper below, while overs from the trommel return inside the building and are discharged into the Action™, DenseOut separator and vibratory slotted screen unit. This system removes lighter material and discharges it onto one belt, while a parallel belt receives the heavier materials; generally concrete and brick. Carpenter noted inside the Dense-Out separator, there are two air knives that work to remove the lighter material while the heavies end up on the smaller conveyor belt. “This unit works extremely well. We have seen great success with it.” While this process is taking place, the overs from the initial tapered-slot screen continue up to the main picking conveyor where a team of workers removes all of the metal, plastic and other non-wood items. The remaining wood moves on to the end of the belt, where it is dropped onto a belt that

feeds the primary, CBI Magnum Force 8600 HZ Hog horizontal grinder. Other wood waste that has been plucked from the belts by the crew and is dropped onto conveyers under the worker’s platform, feeds onto the belt that supplies material to horizontal grinder mounted outside the building. Once the wood is ground, it then passes under a magnet to remove nails and other metal debris before being conveyed up to a second CBI Grizzly Mill. There, the material can either be re-ground to a more refined product, or it can be diverted and discharged into one of the exterior bins as a single ground product. If the wood is to be doubleground, it passes through the grizzly before being stockpiled in one of the covered material bins. “We designed this facility with the ability to provide either single or double ground wood products, depending on what their customers are looking for,” said Carpenter. “The addition of conveyors under the work stations, to take wood waste from the picking site to the grinder, is a feature that makes this design more efficient when it comes to creating an end product. That makes this system somewhat unique in that way.” As we finished our tour near the storage bins for ground wood material, we noticed that there were some additional wood waste items stored in one of the bins. “They sometimes take in larger items like these pallets,” said Carpenter. “Since we located the horizontal grinder outdoors, it gives them the ability to direct-load the HZ 8600 and grind wood materials that do not need to be sorted. Not only does that make the interior quieter and more dust-free, but it gives their crews the flexibility of grinding more kinds of wood waste material when it is available.” Carpenter said CBI-Inc. is extremely proud of how well Stratford Baling and CBI worked together to make this project a success. “This was a team effort that came together and works extremely well,” he said. “We like to think of this as a ‘Crown Jewel’ when it comes to a recycling system.” For more information on CBI-Inc., visit their website at www.cbi-inc.com or give them a call at 603-382-0556.

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CBI-Inc. Processing System makes short work of C&D recyclables

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by Jon M. Casey Sean Glennon, vice president of Volvo CE Shippensburg Operations and Volvo’s Gary J. Atkinson, Segment Development Manager for Road, Quarry and Aggregate Products, were on hand for a walk-around

inspection of Volvo’s G946B Motor Grader at the 2012 World of Asphalt and AGG-1 Aggregates Forum in Charlotte, NC, on Wednesday, March 14. For contractors who are looking for a motor grader that is able to perform according to

today’s rigorous standards and at the same time, cost less to operate than most other manufacturer’s similar models, the G946B is certainly a grader that requires consideration. Glennon was excited to say that the plant expan-

sion at the Shippensburg, PA, manufacturing plant and recently-designated North American Headquarters for Volvo CE, will give this facility the capability of complete manufacture and assembly of the 900 series motor graders. He said that

This 946 B Tier 4 motor grader from Volvo and made in Shippensburg, PA, is equipped with all-wheel drive.

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Segment Development Manager, Gary J. Atkinson (L) and Volvo Construction General Manager Sean Glennon, participated in the 2012 AGG-1 event in Charlotte, NC. Photos by Jon M. Casey some of the component parts are still being manufactured abroad then shipped to the plant for final assembly. In the future, everything will be U.S. made. As we began our walkaround of the G946B, Gary Atkinson’s personal experience with the equipment made the experience extremely informative and interesting. His patient explanation of how systems worked and what might be important to a contractor who is

looking for the various advantages that the G946B has to offer, made the time spent at this exhibit, most rewarding. For example, Gary began by saying that the All-wheel Drive feature on this grader, gives the operator more grading power and control while performing on the job. He said that when the grader is equipped with the company’s 8 speed HTE840 transmission, the Volvo

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Volvo from 11 high torque All Wheel Drive System operates in forward gears 1-7 and reverse gears 1-4. And when equipped with Volvo’s exclusive 11 speed HTE1160 transmission, it operates in forward gears 110 and reverse gears 1-6. Additionally, it provides an additional 8500 pounds of rim pull. When fine grading is called for, the AWD system also provides the ability to fine grade in Creep Mode using only hydrostatic front wheel drive, between 0-4 km/h (0-2.5 mph), when desired. Gary especially noted the location of the teeth on the outside of the circle of the blade, where this design feature gives the operator more torque when turning the blade while grading. He said that the dual gear Circle Drive System uses direct acting hydraulic power for increased turning and holding capability under full load. The Circle Drive System also uses two hardened drive pinions and is protected against impact damage by an overload relief valve as standard equipment. “Our transmission placement is

unique to the industry,” he added. “We have engineered the engine transmission to be beneath the cab and ahead of the articulation hinge. This design puts the weight of the transmission within the grader’s wheelbase. This provides more downward pressure on the blade for greater productivity. It also makes servicing the transmission easier. Other manufacturers have the transmission behind the engine, toward the tail end of the grader. Our exclusive location provides for greater cutting capability, increased steering control and better stability on side slopes.” As we moved to the rear of the grader, Gary highlighted the unique design of the grader’s cooling system and the plenum chamber that houses the various coolers. He said the door-mounted cooling fan is reversible so the system is capable of cleaning itself of dust and debris that might accumulate in the radiators mounted in the sides and door of the plenum. “We do not have a stacked cooler core system like other brands. This greatly

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The design of the Volvo G940B allows for improved grading on difficult terrain. reduces the likelihood of trashing and overheating,” he emphasized. “There is a hydraulically-powered fan mounted on the exterior of the door that runs independently from the engine. That way, it saves on fuel and horsepower as well. It features a temperature control monitoring system that monitors ambient air temperature as well as engine coolant and hydraulic system temperatures and

operates when needed.” There are numerous additional standard features and optional accessories available on the Volvo 900 series motor graders that provide the kind of individual customization that contractors are looking for when it comes to purchasing a new grader. For more information, visit the Volvo website at www.volvoce.com.

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BELEN, NM — CEMCO, Inc.’s Glass Gator offers restaurants, cafeterias, institutions, bottlers, recycling centers, bars and hotels an economical, powerful glass recycling tool that’s safe, transportable, compact and easy to use. The Glass

Gator quickly and efficiently turns waste glass into a 100 percent recyclable, cullet or soft edged sand byproduct, effectively reducing waste handling costs and minimizing glass related injuries. Offering the ability to process up to 40 to 80

bottles per minute, the Glass Gator makes quick work of everything from empty glass containers to broken shards of glass. The glass is quickly transformed from sharp hazardous material into rounded sand that is safe to the touch — signifi-

cantly reducing glass related injuries which typically make up the largest number of Workmen’s Compensation claims in the bar and restaurant industry. Such injuries can result in lost wages, scheduling hassles, increasing workmen’s comp

The GlassGator is available in two models depending on the volume of glass to be recycled.

Glass bottles are quickly ground into a safe, granular material. costs and — in extreme cases — legal fees and substantial medical bills. Additionally, the machine itself is safe and easy to operate, whether fed by conveyor or hand. The hopper features strategically placed trap doors to prevent flying glass debris, and further enhance safety for the operator and bystanders. In addition to increasing safety, the Glass Gator also significantly cuts waste handling costs and headaches. Offering an

eight to one size reduction, the Glass Gator efficiently crushes eight glass containers down to the equivalent size of just one container, thus reducing the frequency of waste removal. This volumetric reduction also decreases disposal and haulage costs by hundreds of dollars per month. To accommodate applications where larger pieces of glass may be required, the Glass Gator can be configured to different reduction

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Calbag Metals weighs scrap metal accurately and efficiently with rugged Avery Weigh-Tronix truck scale As the scrap metal industry relies heavily on accurate weighing to determine material pricing-with many bulk metals bought and sold by the pound — customers who sell scrap metal rely on

their buyers to deliver a fair price for all materials purchased. With 100 years of experience, Calbag Metals based in Portland, OR, stresses integrity in all their transactions with scrap customers

in the industrial and retail sectors, as well as other scrap dealers. Calbag then processes these metals for milling and provides full quantity, single material loads to domestic and foreign mills.

From their trained staff specializing in metal grading to their regularly calibrated onsite scales, Calbag makes accurate

quality of gravel in an aggregate mix. Some states even require that up to 10 percent reclaimed glass be blended with other aggregates in Class 5, 6 or 7 road base materials. Glass sand can also be used as a landfill cover, both to reduce the total volume of waste in the landfill site and to act as a dust control device. Built for long, reliable life, the Glass Gator offers a screen capacity of up to 50,000 bottles, and a blade capacity of 100,000 bottles. The machine is also designed for fast, simple maintenance. Rotor parts and the sizing screen are easy to replace, and the unit can be quickly cleaned using a simple detergent mix. The Glass Gator runs quietly — no louder than the sound of a typical conversation. The GG2-00838 unit uses a standard 35 gallon roll out cart. For added flexibility, it can be configured for conveyor feeding of multiple bottles at once, or to be single-fed by hand. CEMCO can customize this equipment to fit specific applications. For 50 years, CEMCO, Inc. has been

providing innovative solutions for a variety applications including recycling, crushing, CNC machining and robotic welding. CEMCO takes pride in providing quality customer service and will always go the extra mile to help customers solve problems. For more infor-

mation contact CEMCO, Inc., 80 Don Luis Trujillo Blvd., Belen, NM, 87002. Call 505-864-1200, e-mail sales@cemcoturbo.com, visit the website at www.cemcoturbo.com or find the company on Facebook.

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Glass Gator from 13 sizes including 1/2-inch, 3/8-inch, 1/4inch uniform cutlet or 1/8-inch minus sand. The Glass Gator is both powerful and productive, yet compact and economical to own and operate, with an average electrical consumption of just 13 to 26 cents per hour. Available in two models, the GG1-00813 stands just under 29inches tall, with an additional hopper height of 23.4-inches, and is driven by a 1.5 horsepower NEMA Class C electric motor. The GG2-00838 features an overall height of 74-inches, and is powered by a 3 horsepower NEMA Class C electric motor. Both units are derived from CEMCO’s popular Aggregate Impact Crusher, and feature abrasion resistant castings and dynamic force of rotation for efficient, powerful operation. Cost and time savings aren’t the only benefits of the Glass Gator. The byproducts produced can be sold to recycling centers, as well as utilized in landfills and aggregate operations. The permeability of glass sand is ideal for aggregate contractors, as it can improve the

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scrap weighing a priority. Retail customers deliver their materials directly to one of Calbag’s public drop off sites in the Pacific Northwest area. For industrial customers, Calbag drivers visit manufacturing locations directly to pick up roll off boxes kept onsite for scrap collection. At Calbag’s facility, smaller metal quantities — particularly high grade metals are weighed on the company’s floor scale to provide precise readings within 1-2-pound increments. Calbag’s truck scale is used to double check scrap loads sold by dealers, as well as to determine the final weight of bulk scrap from roll off boxes typically weighing 20,000 to 50,000pounds. The latter scale takes much abuse in the company’s scrap yard, from frequent use to heavy rain. When their truck scale was ready to be replaced, Calbag needed a durable solution capable of high accuracy and designed to meet their current weighing needs. “The 70-foot scale we were replacing was about 12 years old, so it had reached the end of its useful life, but we also wanted to lengthen the scale,” said Greg Will, operations manager at Calbag Metals. Calbag noted that many over the road trucks are delivering trailers and hauling roll off boxes were now longer than their counterparts a decade ago. A longer scale would allow a full truck to be weighed at once, saving the time and hassle of progressively weighing each vehicle axle by axle. Thus, Calbag

sought a scale replacement with a longer platform to better accommodate larger trucks and roll off boxes — one that was also slightly wider to make it user friendly for drivers. “The old scale was narrow — it was 11-feet wide, with safety railing placed along the scale platform that consumed part of the working width. We wanted a scale that was 12 -ide and allowed us to use that full width during the weighing process,” Will said. “We also needed to make sure the scale featured load cells that could withstand side and lateral forces to handle our many types of trucks and roll off boxes.” The replacement that Calbag selectedthe Avery Weigh-Tronix SteelBridge IMXT truck scale uses the company’s Weigh Bar® electronic weight sensors to provide a low failure rate and resist errors due to the side, end or torsion loading common when utilizing roll off boxes. The Weigh Bar is designed to withstand two million fatigue life cycles while continuously providing accurate, repeatable weighments. In addition, the scale platform features high strength, all welded steel sandwich constructionwith a heavy duty design that provides greater deck rigidity and minimizes deck deflection. The scale platform features a 15 year warranty, but it often provides a usable life of 25 years or more. “We needed a heavy duty scale platform to handle our increased business.

Workers lower the deck into place as part of the installation process.

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Calbag from 15 Even though a rugged load cell could handle this stress, we needed additional support for the deck to withstand heavy use,” Will said. The Avery Weigh-Tronix truck scale utilizes an 80-foot scale platform, and this additional 10-feet allows the scale to weigh approximately 10 percent more trucks using a single measurement, rather than axle by axle. The replacement also added a foot in width to the platform, making the scale easier to access. It is also accompanied by a unique railing design that ensures truck and driver safety while keeping nearly all 12-feet of the scale width usable. Mark Hudzinski, account manager at Avery Weigh-Tronix, worked with Will to provide a scale system that met all of Calbag’s specifications and was built to last. “The company calls it the U.S.S. Calbag,” Hudzinski said of the new truck scale. “The scale platform is designed with a substantial amount of steel in the weighbridge to withstand heavy rain and frequent use, and the load cells are well protected from environmental elements.” As the new scale would consume a greater footprint than the prior one, along with installing the scale, Hudzinski and his team of technicians were re-

quired to redesign the scale approaches. Space is limited in Calbag’s busy scrap yard, so all of this needed to be accomplished within a confined area while maintaining safety and ease of use. Their efforts made an impression on drivers. “They did an excellent job designing new approaches. Our truck drivers may not know about the heavy duty deck and load cell design, but they tell us that the extra scale width is helpful and the approaches are better than before,” Will said. “The project was completed in a timely matter, and they made sure I was involved in the design process,” he added. With this new truck scale in place, Calbag can continue running its busy operations efficiently while ensuring the highest accuracy in all scrap weighing optimizing transactions to ensure reliable pricing, thus maintaining customer satisfaction. For more information on Calbag Metals, visit www.calbag.com. To learn more about the SteelBridge IMXT or other Avery Weigh-Tronix truck scales, visit www.wtxweb.com. Technical Points: SteelBridge IMXT Truck Scale: • Features high strength, all welded

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Demolition & Environmental Contractors find the specialized attachments they need at New Millennium Rentals, Inc. by Jon M. Casey In the Demolition & Environmental Industries, contractors routinely take jobs that require specialized equipment that they may not have in their company fleet. With bid in hand, they set out to take down a structure that sometimes became more than they bargained for. It was because of situations such as these that Peter E. Menner, Founder and President of New Millennium Rentals, Inc. of Florida, NY began renting specialized heavy equipment. “We began as a specialized attachment rental company in 1999,” said Menner. “We wanted to be able to offer customers the kinds of equipment that they might not own for themselves but would need to fulfill a contract. I could

see the need for a business like this, so I prepared a business plan that featured the business model that we work under today. It wasn’t long before we were serving customers, providing them with shears, concrete processors and specialized attachments for demolition, environmental, and recycling Industries.” Menner said he realized the need for this kind of company during the nearly 10 years he spent as a territory manager for an equipment dealer in southern New York. “There was always a shortage of ‘out of the ordinary’ attachments,” he said. “We were able to provide bucket machines, but if a customer was looking for a shear or a hammer, we were

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Peter E. Menner, President (left) and Daniel Coe, Sales Representative (right) work together to make sure that their customers have the equipment that they need.

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2004 Morbark 950 w/Coloring Unit, 200HP Approx. 305 hours - Excellent Condition! Great Deal at $62,500

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2007 Peterson Pacific 4700B Approx. 3500 Hrs., Shingle Pkg., New Mil Shaft & Bearings, Very Nice Machine! $35,900 OBO

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2008 Doppstadt DW-3060K Slow Speed High Torque Shredder, Approx. 2000 Hrs on Rebuilt Engine, Excellent Condition! $355,000

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Kobelco introduces SK170 Mark 9 excavator Smallest Mark 9 excavator delivers great power and versatility RACINE, WI — Kobelco Construction Machinery America today introduces the SK170 full size, high performance excavator to the Kobelco Mark 9 excavator series. These new Tier 4 models include the SK210, SK260, SK295, SK350 and SK485 Mark 9 excavators. The versatile SK170 Mark 9 delivers up to a 10 percent improvement in both fuel efficiency and productivity, and provides more power and faster engine response. “The Mark 9 excavators are the most fuel efficient machines Kobelco has ever built,” said Reece Norwood, Kobelco platform manager. Featuring an upgrade to Kobelco’s legendary intelligent hydraulics, the SK170 Mark 9 is equipped with the industry’s first selective catalytic reduction (SCR) emission solution for excavators. A new ROPS/FOPS certified cab provides a larger, more comfortable work environment, and a low engine cover and standard wide angle rear view camera improve operator visibility and productivity. For improved system efficiency, the Kobelco SK170 Mark 9 also features a fully automatic engine and hydraulic warm-up system that warms the hydraulic circuit to an optimum 126 degreen Farenheit. This feature helps make the operator more productive, more quickly, on the job. “As with all the Mark 9 models, the SK170 continues Kobelco’s tradition as a technology leader,” Norwood said. “This new machine delivers the precise control and feel expert operators prefer. The SK170 Mark 9 can dig the trench, crane the pipe and finish with even better precision. Our new SCR solution will deliver more useable engine power and fuel efficiency.” The Kobelco SK170 Mark 9 features an operating weight of 38,656-pounds, a bucket digging force of 24,900pounds and a maximum dig depth of 21-feet 5-inches. The new model delivers 115 net horsepower. Improved controllability and productivity The upgraded Intelligent Total Control System™ (ITCS) incorporates the culmination of three generations of continuous improvement in hydraulic controls, based on extensive customer input and product testing. “The SK170 Mark 9 excavator maximizes the unique capabilities of its Tier 4 Interim certified FPT engine and optimized hydraulics with the upgraded ITCS,” Norwood said. “ITCS recognizes the operator’s moves and assists by providing power where and when it is needed. It also provides hydraulic sensitivity for fine grading and leveling.” Integrated swing priority, a Kobelco first, provides seamless and smooth transition of additional pump power to the swing function. Automatic hydraulic regeneration feeds the cylinder demanding oil first, with oil that is being pushed out of another cylinder. This requires much less energy than having to re-pump the oil again and also allows the next action to happen with faster re-

sponse. The independent travel feature, activated with a switch, dedicates a pump to travel motors for better movement while performing other functions, such as when handling pipe while moving to the trench. “When it comes to controllability in multifunction applications, the Kobelco Mark 9 excavators set the industry standard,” Norwood said. “Operators will appreciate the impressive control and smoothness of the SK170 Mark 9. The added confidence will make them even more productive. The ease of operation makes a good operator a great operator, and allows a novice excavator operator to quickly become a good, productive one.” Controllability upgrades to the new excavator include new low effort joysticks with proportional controls for the auxiliary hydraulics. “When the work demands more power and faster engine response, the Power Boost™ feature on the SK170 Mark 9 delivers 10 percent more bucket breakout force on command for as long as you need it,” Norwood said. “For optimized lifting and carrying, the Heavy Lift feature delivers 10 percent more lifting and swing capability on command, also without time limit.” SCR engine technology By choosing SCR technology for meeting Tier 4 Interim emissions regulations, Kobelco provides leadership in engine performance, productivity and fuel efficiency. SCR is an after treatment only solution that allows the excavator’s engine to do what it does best — generate power. The high efficiency in the combustion process significantly reduces fuel consumption while improving power. SCR with diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) is also the preferred choice for working in extreme temperatures. Redesigned cab “At Kobelco, we know that operators can’t perform at their best if they’re not comfortable and confident,” Norwood said. “We have gone to extremes to ensure that our customers are at their best when operating our excavators.” The larger, isolation mounted cab on the SK170 Mark 9 excavator reduces noise and vibration and accommodates all operator sizes. The cab also features rollover (ROPS) and falling object (FOPS) protection, repositioned controls and moveable front and door windows. More glass improves visibility from the sides of the cab. An optional air suspension seat with heated cushions provides additional operator comfort. A wide angle rear view camera with an integrated monitor view panel expands the operator’s view to the back of the machine and keeps the operator informed and productive on the job. Meeting a wide range of applications One of the most productive machines in its size class, the Kobelco SK170 Mark 9 is engineered for a variety of applications, including road and bridge, sewer and underground utilities, and site development. Heavy duty frames, booms, arms and undercarriages are standard on all Mark 9 excavators. Plug-in capability for telematics is

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For full size excavator product information, please visit www.kobelcoamerica.com. For a Kobelco full size excavator product demonstration, see your local Kobelco dealer. Kobelco Construction Machinery America specializes in the production of compact, mid-size and full size excavators ranging from 1.8 to 89 tons. The success of Kobelco Construction has been built on our dedication to total customer satisfaction. Backed by outstanding factory support and a network of nearly 200 North American dealers, customers count on Kobelco Construction for their competitive edge. More information is available at www.kobelcoamerica.com.

JADCO Manufacturing names territory sales manager JADCO Manufacturing, Inc., a global leader in solving the toughest wear, impact and abrasion challenges in the mining, power generation, asphalt/concrete and steel industries, has hired Curtis Patrick as its territory manager for Alabama, Colorado, Nevada, Utah and Idaho. In his new role, Patrick will help increase demand for the company’s proprietary and world renowned QT PLUS™, CHROMEWELD 600, HARDGUARD and RazorTuff wear steel brands. These products are routinely used to provide exceptional service life on breaker plates, truck beds, bin liners, chutes. “Curtis has more than 22 years of proven field experience in the ongoing battle against equipment wear. He is an ideal fit to enable us to reach our aggressive sales objectives in his region,” says Scott Rife, JADCO’s vice president. JADCO manufactures proprietary QT PLUS™ and CHROMEWELD 600™ wear plate brands that are used to solve impact and abrasion challenges in a wide range of industries, including aggregates, cement, chemical, coal, mining, dredging, materials handling, power generation, pulp and paper, recycling

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Upstate Shredding - Ben Weitsman to build new wire chopping plant Facility will be one of the largest of its kind in the U.S. A state of the art wire chopping facility will bring 10 additional jobs to Owego, NY, according to Upstate Shredding-Ben Weitsman, and will solidify the company’s position as a recycling leader in the U.S. marketplace. The new $6 million facility, being built in Owego, will feature a wire chopping plant installed by the Wendt Corporation of Tonawanda, NY and purchased from MTB Recycling of Trept, France. A new 100,000-square-foot nonferrous warehouse is being built to handle the additional flow of nonferrous material into Owego, NY. “With this investment, we will be able to increase our profits and further process more valuable materials from the automobiles and other insulated wires we are currently selling to others,” said Adam Weitsman, owner of Upstate Shredding-Ben Weitsman. By purchasing the high volume MTB chopping line, Upstate Shredding-Ben Weitsman has positioned itself to refine lower grade insulated wiring from the shredding process and all other grades of insulated wire. The plant will process copper, aluminum and lead coated wire from Upstate Shredding and all Ben Weitsman feeder yards. The company will also purchase insulated copper and aluminum, aluminum copper radiators and lead coated wire on the open mar-

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Liebherr Construction Equipment Company personnel announcement Newport News, VA — Duane Wilder, President of Liebherr Construction Equipment Co. today announced that Mr. Timothy Doucette (Tim) has been promoted to the newly created position of general manager — Brand Strategy. In this new role, he will work closely with the President, to ensure all aspects involving the Brand are coordinated to increase Liebherr’s market presence in the United States as a manufacturer of premium quality, heavy duty construction equipment. Reporting to Mr. Doucette will be the marketing and public relations departments, sales administration and the earthmoving product group. Tim will also retain his current role as part of the dealer se-lection committee. Mr. Wilder stated, “Tim has played a key role in our growth over the past several years and this newly created position

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