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EC Bush photoCanterfield of Franklin will consist of a three-story, 91-unit assisted livingbuilding.

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Strong demand for constructionprojects fueled job growth inNovember in 38 states comparedto October and in all but six statesover the past 12 months, accord-ing to analysis of LaborDepartment data released Dec. 18by the Associated GeneralContractors of America.Association officials said, howev-

er, that the shortage of availableworkers was likely keeping firmsfrom expanding headcounts evenmore rapidly in many parts of thecountry.

“In nearly every state, contrac-tors are busier now than a yearago,” said Ken Simonson, chiefeconomist for the association.“Employment is up, but the indus-

try would be expanding evenmore rapidly if contractors couldfind enough qualified workers.”

Nationally, constructionemployment climbed by 4.2 per-cent from November 2014 toNovember 2015 — more thandouble the rate for total nonfarmemployment, Simonson noted. Headded out that construction spend-

ing rose 13 percent in the latest 12months, suggesting a need foreven more workers. He cautionedthat filling those openings may bedifficult in many states becausethe number of unemployed job-seekers in November who lastworked in construction was at thelowest November level in 15

Nov. Job Growth Up in Construction Industry

see EMPLOYMENT page 66

On Dec. 18, PresidentObama signed into law taxextenders legislation thatwill extend more than 50expired provisions of thetax code, including severalkey pro-business initia-

tives. Among the most vitalaspects of the legislation,the extenders bill willexpand and make perma-nent the Research andDevelopment (R&D) TaxCredit, providing U.S.

companies much neededcertainty and greater accessto one of the most valuableand pro-growth tax incen-tives.

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thereby removing the sin-gle greatest barrier prevent-ing companies from claim-ing the credit in the past.Secondly, the bill includesa provision that opens the

President Signs Tax Extenders Bill Into Law

see LAW page 82

Construction crews in Tennessee areworking to complete a senior care facili-ty that will provide residents with indi-

vidualized health care services in a country club-like setting. In2015, Winter Construction broke ground on the CanterfieldSenior Living community in Franklin, a southern suburb ofNashville.

“Site exploration and demographic research indicated the needin Franklin for a facility such as Canterfield,” Win Porter, MedicalDevelopment Corp (MDC) president said. “Canterfield willattract a more independent resident than other typical assisted liv-ing projects in the Franklin area, because of its socially focusedactivities and programs.

“MDC has an over 30-year history of building and managingproperties for older adults,” said Porter. “In addition, MDC hasspearheaded and maintained several hospitality industry proper-ties.”

The three-floor building includes 74,000 sq. ft. (6,874 sq m) oftotal space.

Because MDC is involved in hotel and restaurant properties,the Canterfield concept takes advantage of both the continuum ofhealth care with the services and amenities of the hospitalityindustry. Facilities are designed to allow the resident to age inplace, while satisfying each individual’s needs and desires in an

Individualized Care Coming to Tenn. Seniors

see CANTERFIELD page 68

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FEATURES8 OBSERVATION TO INSPIRATION: CUMMINS

EXPANDS WITH SANDVIK In 2007, Kevin Cummins, who is an expert in material recycling, observed that alot of concrete and rock was going to landfills and simply being buried there. Herealized that there was a need to recycle these materials in order to give them anew purpose rather than wasting them.

12 JAMES RIVER EQUIPMENT: JOHNDEERE’S DEALER EASTERN IN N.C.

James River Equipment announced it is the official John Deere dealer for construction and forestry equipment in eastern North Carolina. The transition istaking place as a result of the acquisition of RW Moore Equipment Co.

12 JCB HONORS ITS VETERANS JCB hosted a ceremony on Nov. 11, 2015, to celebrate employees at the NorthAmerican facility who are military veterans. The ceremony recognized 75 employees from five military branches whose cumulative service totals more than 500 years.

23 RING POWER NAMES DAVID ALBAN CHIEFOPERATING OFFICER, CORPORATE SECRETARY

David Alban has been named chief operating officer and corporate secretary ofRing Power Corporation. The move was effective Dec. 3.

23 DEALERS FROM MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIESATTEND LIUGONG 12TH GLOBAL CONFERENCE

The theme for the conference is “Rise to Challenge and Embrace the Future.”Approximately 300 representatives, comprised of LiuGong dealers from more than50 countries and more than 100 guests including key customers and governmentofficials gathered in Nanning to celebrate the event.

28 ARA RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING SERVICE OF ITSMEMBERS DURING RENTAL SHOW

Volunteerism has been a core part of the American Rental Association (ARA) sinceit began in 1955, while outstanding volunteers have been honored for their service to the association during the ARA convention for more than 50 years.

30 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDS ON SITES

The recent discovery of long buried crypts during a routine water main replacement project in New York City’s Washington Square Park should serve as areminder to developers and their contractors that a review of archaeologicalrecords should be an important part of their due diligence prior to beginning construction, according to CBRE Valuation & Advisory Services group.

47 EASTERN COMPOST REAPS THE BENEFITS OF NEW TEREX GRINDER

Eastern Compost LLC, located in Battleboro, N.C., is benefiting from a new CBI(Terex) Magnum Force 5800BT grinder that the company purchased fromPowerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc.

64 KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY, KOBELCO CRANES TO MERGE IN APRIL 2016

Kobe Steel Ltd. and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Kobelco Construction MachineryCo. Ltd. and Kobelco Cranes Co. Ltd., have announced plans to merge the two businesses under Kobelco Construction Machinery Co. Ltd. effective April 1, 2016.

78 JM WOOD FINISHES STRONG WITH DEC. SALE IN MONTGOMERY

JM Wood Auction finished 2015 strong with its end of the year two-day construction equipment, truck, agricultural and forestry machine auction at its headquarters facility in Montgomery, Ala., on Dec. 2 to 3.

80 RITCHASON AUCTIONEERS HOSTS FINAL SALE OF 2015

Another terrific turnout of registered bidders attended for the line up of heavyequipment, trucks, trailers, farm equipment and miscellaneous items. This wasRitchason’s largest volume of trucks being auctioned for the year. More than 150consignors contributed to the 800-plus lots sold at auction during the day.

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Observation to Inspiration: Cummins Expands With SandvikBy Brenda RuggieroCEG CORRESPONDENT

In 2007, Kevin Cummins, who is anexpert in material recycling, observed that alot of concrete and rock was going to land-fills and simply being buried there. He real-ized that there was a need to recycle thesematerials in order to give them a new pur-pose rather than wasting them. That was thebeginning of Cummins Crushing &Recycling Inc. in Cartersville, Ga.

“There was a lot of concrete beingdumped in waste around Atlanta, and wesaw an opportunity of setting up and makinga product,” he said.

Today, Cummins is in the midst ofexpanding his business and adding machinesthat will make his operations as productiveas possible. Currently, the company is work-ing on a two-year crushing contract forDeKalb County, Ga., at the SeminoleLandfill in Ellenwood, Ga. The contractinvolves taking concrete and other landfilledmaterial that can have “second life useful-ness” and crushing and screening it into aproduct(s) that DeKalb County can reuse forits own purposes for paving or for fill mate-rial, rather than having to pay for aggregateproducts from another vendor. Not only isthis a big cost saver for DeKalb County, butfrom an environmental standpoint, it also is

saving space in the landfill. For the project, Cummins purchased a

Sandvik QE341 mobile scalping screenfrom Crusher Works, a Sandvik dealer basedin Birmingham, Ala., which covers theSoutheast. The machine was purchased andis now being serviced by the company’sGeorgia location in Villa Rica, Ga.

The QE341 is being used at the landfill toseparate dirt and other material from thelarge chunks of concrete and boulders priorto being conveyed into an Extec C-12+mobile jaw crusher (a former Sandvik prod-uct). During the process, a Cat 330 excava-tor loads the material to be screened and sep-arated into an apron feeder of the SandvikQE341 scalper. Uncrushed product with dirtand debris is separated in the machine’sscreenbox, and the unused material that will

not be crushed is conveyed off with a mid-sized conveyor and a second “fines” con-veyor. The product that is usable and hasbeen separated from the dirt and debris forcrushing is then conveyed via an oversizedconveyor on the scalper unit that feeds theExtec jaw crusher. The size of the end prod-uct material is regulated by the jaw crusher.The current production is between 800 and1,200 tons (725 to 1,088 t) per day.

Cummins purchased the machine fromCrusher Works sales representative, Jason(Jay) Doran, who is based in the company’sVilla Rica location, which is owned by NeilMcCoy. He explained that he chose theSandvik because of the machine’s reliability

and Crusher Works’ service background.“Not too many people are set up in

Atlanta to service and maintain the equip-ment and give you the right answers,” hesaid. “That’s why we went with CrusherWorks. Jay and I worked hand in handtogether to come up with the system thatwe’re using. They are very good to workwith — they overnight parts and have themthe next day. They always come to the jobsite and make sure that everything is runningproperly and take care of stuff. Neil has donean awesome job and has been there everytime. He gives very good service to us andkeeps in touch.”

Doran said that the scalping machine hasan apron feeder so it can take oversizedmaterial without damaging the unit becauseit is made of steel instead of rubber.

“It can be a primary screen or a secondaryscreen, so you can put it behind your jawcrusher or in front of it depending on howyou want your application to be,” he said. “Ithas a 55-inch wide oversized belt, whichhelps prevent blockages. The machine’sscreenbox lifts in all four corners byhydraulic rams which enables easy access tochange screens. There are different screensfor different applications, also you can adjustthe screening angle to increase or decreaseproduction depending on application and

customer’s needs.” Based on a sturdy crusher-style chassis,

the QE341 has been designed for strengthand durability and features a heavy duty 16by 5 ft. (4.8 by 1.5 m) screenbox. Developedwith easier setup and operation in mind, itoffers customers a user-friendly solutionwith a color-coded control panel and sequen-tial start-up as standard.

Doran has been with Crusher Works formore than a year after working for Sandvikmanufacturing mobile crushers and screensin England for 12 years. His factory knowl-edge of the Sandvik Mobile range is invalu-able to the end user, having built the machinefrom the ground up and now working “in thetrenches” assisting customers in finding theright solution for their application.

“I’ve spent a lot of time with Kevin, andwe’ve built a good relationship together,” hesaid. “If he calls me, I’m there for him assoon as I’m available. After a machine issold, customers will need support such astraining, etc. in order to maximize produc-tion and therefore, increase profit. We’vebuilt a very good relationship together,inside and outside of work. A good relation-

(L-R): Kevin Cummins, CumminsCrushing & Recycling Inc., and DaveWornell meet on site to discuss machineproduction with Jay Doran, CrusherWorks.

Virginia Verela-Eyre (R), Sandvik,answers questions for Kevin Cummins,Cummins Crushing & Recycling.

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JCB Honors Its VeteransJCB hosted a ceremony on Nov. 11, 2015,

to celebrate employees at the NorthAmerican facility who are military veterans.The ceremony recognized 75 employeesfrom five military branches whose cumula-tive service totals more than 500 years.

“Veterans Day is a special day as our coun-try celebrates those who have served and thesacrifices they and their fami-lies have made to ensure thefreedoms we enjoy every day,”said Thom Peebles, vice presi-dent of marketing of JCB NorthAmerica. “As a veteran, I amhumbled by the opportunity Ihad serving our great country.And, as a JCB employee, I amproud to be a part of an organi-zation that not only acknowl-edges the service of our veter-ans, but chooses to celebratetheir contributions with a cere-mony like the one held today.”

In addition to celebrating employeeswho have served in the military, the cere-mony also honored JCB’s dedication toproviding machinery to the U.S. militaryand allied nations that protects soldierswhile on duty, such as the HMEE (highmobility engineer excavator). The cere-mony also recognized the addition of theglobal government and defense division

to the Savannah facility earlier this year. Peebles said, “As home to the world’s

toughest backhoe with the JCB HMEE andthe headquarters for JCB’s global govern-ment and defense division, we have the trulyunique privilege of designing, engineeringand building machines that protect our ser-vicemen and women around the globe.”

During the ceremony, employees werecalled to the stage and received a token ofappreciation from the company acknowl-edging their personal years of service.

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JCB honors employees who served in the military ata ceremony. Behind the 70 employees is the JCBHMEE, built in the Savannah facility for military use.

James River Equipment announced it isthe official John Deere dealer for construc-tion and forestry equipment in eastern NorthCarolina. The transition is taking place as aresult of the acquisition of RW MooreEquipment Co. The company has beenworking closely with RWMoore to ensure that it con-tinues to provide all cus-tomers with the best serviceat the highest level possible.James River Equipment isdedicated to maintaining andincreasing the quality andsupport customers havecome to expect from JohnDeere dealerships.

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The modern, 260 mi. (418 km) rail line isexpected to be finished in 2020. Once it is oper-ational, this line will become Laos’ longest andfastest railway. The design allows for speeds upto 99.4 mph (160 kph) for passenger trains and74.5 mph (120 kph) for cargo.

This modernized railway starts in Kunmingand travels southward to Jinghong and Mohanuntil entering Laos through the Laos’ border cityof Boten. It then travels past Luang Prabang andVang Vieng before arriving in Vientiane. Thisroute passes through one of the most extreme geographicand climatic regions in the world and more than 60 percentof the construction will be bridges and tunnels — 121 mi.(195 km) of 76 tunnels and 154 bridges, including twobridges crossing the Mekong River.

As a result, the project will need tough equipment that isflexible to work both in harsh environments and can dealwith complicated construction requirements.

LiuGong was the first company in China to begin manu-

facturing heavy equipment and the producer of China’s firstmodernized wheel loader in 1966. After its 57 years’ devel-opment, LiuGong now has 15 product lines including wheelloaders, excavators, bulldozers, motorgraders, pavers, coldplaners, skid steers, backhoe loaders, rollers, forklifts, truckmounted cranes, crawler cranes, pipe layers, mining dumptrucks and concrete equipment.

LiuGong can provide customers with a comprehensivesolution, no matter what kinds of projects are: road, railway,

airport and tunnel, or construction and mainte-nance. More importantly, LiuGong’s machinesare specifically designed to be reliable and easilymaintained and repaired in remote and tough con-ditions.

“We will support our customers to control themachines very well and be an integral part of this‘one belt one road’ construction project,” saidLuo Guobing.

LiuGong started its globalization path early in2003, and now it has one of the strongest dealernetworks globally to support its global business.In the Belt and Road countries, LiuGong has setup its business network in 62 of the 65 countriesinvolved, and signed with its present dealer,Weikai Import and Export Trading Company, in2012 and now it has grown into one of biggestdistributors of construction equipment in the Laosmarket by offering sales channels, service and PRcapabilities.

As the first official overseas construction proj-ect of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, the China-Laos rail-way project will significantly boost the socioeconomicdevelopment of Laos, improve the nation’s transportationand generate a lot of jobs for local people. It also will injectnew momentum into the economy of China’s southwesternregions.

For more information, visit www.liugong.com.(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment

Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

LiuGong showed nine machines, including wheel loaders, excavators androad equipment, at the groundbreaking ceremony for the China-LaosRailway Project in Vientiane, Laos.

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“Being able to get parts is another key rea-son we use Crusher Works,” Wornell said.“They have the ability to provide screens orconsultation if we want to change the appli-cations or production. They lead us in theright direction of what we’re trying to do sowe get a better outcome with a better pro-ductivity for more cost efficiency.Sometimes, we ask their opinion on what weneed to do or jaw types to give us differentsized stones for different products. Rightnow, we run just a general application, so forthe most part we’re good, but if the marketchanges, we’ve gotta change, too.”

Dekalb County has been impressed withthe work that Cummins has done with theSandvik products.

“It makes such big savings for them frombuying rock,” Cummins said. “We can pro-duce it quickly for them, and in bad weatherthey can keep building the roads and stayopen.”

Cummins’ outlook for his companyinvolves a plan for moving even more intorecycling and expanding his business to

other landfills. “We want to show people that it is a big

saving other than just bringing it to the land-fill and dumping it,” he said. “It saves themmoney.”

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In this role, Alban will oversee all ofRing Power’s equipment divisions’sales and product support operations,as well as Phoenix products, humanresources, training, purchasing, facili-ties and security.

Prior to this appointment, Alban wasexecutive vice president and corporatesecretary, with responsibility for heavyequipment product support, power sys-tems division product support,Phoenix products, human resourcesand training, purchasing, facilities andsecurity.

Alban’s career with Ring Power

dates back to 2001 in the sales trainingprogram, where he spent time workingin the service shops, learning firsthandwhat happens day-to-day. He alsoworked in the heavy equipment rentaldepartment and was promoted to man-ager of the newly launched agricultur-al equipment division in 2003.

In 2004, when Ring Power’s SixSigma initiative began, Alban wasselected to be a Black Belt projectleader. In 2008, he was named vicepresident of lift trucks. The next year,Alban was promoted to vice presidentand corporate secretary, with responsi-bility for power systems product sup-port. In 2010, he added heavy equip-ment product support, training and

safety to his responsibilities. In 2013, Alban was named execu-

tive vice president and corporate sec-retary, overseeing power systems andheavy equipment product support,training and safety. The following yearhe added purchasing, facilities, securi-ty and Phoenix products to his respon-sibilities.

In his new role, Alban will continueto report directly to Randy Ringhaver,chairman and president.

For more information, visitwww.ringpower.com

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Ring Power Names David Alban ChiefOperating Officer, Corporate Secretary

LiuGong held its 12th Global Dealer Conference atWanda Vista Hotel in Nanning. The theme for the confer-ence is “Rise to Challenge and Embrace the Future.”Approximately 300 representatives, comprised of LiuGongdealers from more than 50 countries and more than 100guests including key customers and government officialsgathered in Nanning to celebrate the event. LiuGongChairman Zeng Guang’an, President Yu Chuanfeng and aleadership contingent also were in attendance. Throughoutthe two-day meeting, the company and its global dealersreviewed the performance from the past year, exchangedopinions on common topics and discussed the company’sdevelopment strategy for the future.

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Distinguished Service AwardThe Distinguished Service Award recognizes an individ-

ual who has demonstrated exemplary leadership with long-term service to the association at the national, state, local andprovincial levels. Delores M. Crum, president of PremiereEvents in Austin, Texas, will receive this year’s award.

Crum has been an active volunteer throughout ARA sinceher company joined the association in 2001, serving on avariety of committees and shared interest groups with a par-ticular interest in membership and education. She’s been astrong supporter of The Rental Show and the Events & Tentsprogram and has served as a speaker, presenter, moderatorand volunteer, plus attended regularly.

She has been instrumental in organizing and planning theTexas Rental Association (TRA) Round-Up for many years,working with ARA staff and TRA board members. She’salso served on the state association board for several yearsand completed all officer positions.

In addition, Crum has served two three-year terms on theARA Foundation board of trustees and been activelyinvolved with the Foundation’s scholarship program. She isa supporter and generous contributor to the ARA Foundationand ARAPAC, the association’s political action committee.

Her past honors include the Region Four Person of theYear Award in 2007, as well as two President’s ImageAwards. She is a graduate of the Certified Event RentalProfessional (CERP) program and continues to recertify herCERP designation.

Special Service AwardThe Special Service Award recognizes a rental industry

supplier who has made an outstanding contribution to theassociation. This year’s recipient is Pierre Pereira, vice pres-ident of sales and marketing of Billy Goat Industries, anARA associate member since 1967 and a 48-year exhibitorat The Rental Show in 2016.

Pereira has been an active participant on many ARA com-mittees and task forces, including the exhibitor advisorycommittee and The Rental Show task force, plus he servedas an associate member director on the ARA board of direc-tors and is currently a trustee on the ARA Foundation board.He is a donor to both the ARA Foundation and ARAPAC.Pereira also is active in ARA’s Region Six, and has attendedARA’s National Legislative Caucus and LeadershipConference.

Billy Goat Industries and Pereira have been sponsors ofThe Rental Show for many years, as well as donors to theARA Foundation Charity Auction since it began in 2007.The company also supports RENTAL MANAGEMENTmagazine.

Outstanding Leadership AwardRecipients of the Outstanding Leadership Award have

demonstrated superlative leadership at the grassroots —state, local or provincial — level. Ian Goff, general managerof Goff Tents in Nicholasville, Ky., is this year’s award recip-ient.

Goff has led new enthusiasm and growth within the ARA

state association in Kentucky. He was elected president ofARA of Kentucky this past year and began new initiatives,relying upon ARA resources. These included holding month-ly board calls, having ARA conduct formal board training tohelp the board members focus on their roles and responsibil-ities, and establishing budget and accounting processes. Theassociation also enhanced online marketing for member use.

Due to his efforts, membership is up in ARA of Kentuckythis year, as is attendance and engagement at associationmeetings. With his encouragement, the association boardvoted to send two members to ARA’s leadership conferencethis year to gain additional training and help create furthermember engagement. In addition, a plan to diversify atten-dance by ARA of Kentucky members at the NationalLegislative Caucus will go into effect in 2016.

Regional Persons of the YearThese awards honor members who have made outstand-

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Region One: Sarah Wilper, Taylor Rental Center,Manchester, Conn.

Region Two: Harry Price, EDCO — EquipmentDevelopment Co., Frederick, Md.

Region Three: Mike Royal, Showtime Event Rentals,Chattanooga, Tenn.

Region Four: Byron Alleman, Lafayette Rental Service,Lafayette, La.

Region Five: Phil Stumme, A to Z Rentals, Elgin, Ill.Region Six: Eldora Marsengill, Washington Rental,

Washington, IowaRegion Seven: Larry Cox, Sunstate Equipment Co.,

PhoenixRegion Eight: Victor Lewis, Lewis Rents, Portland, Ore.Region Nine: John Wooten, All Star Rents, Fairfield,

Calif.Region 10: Philip Lavigne, S.O.S. Location Industrielle,

Saint Jean Sur Le Richelieu, Quebec, Canada

President’s Image AwardsThis is a business facility or store award celebrating a

commitment to improving the rental industry’s professionalimage through a remodeling, rebuilding or renovation proj-ect.

Region One: Westchester Tool Rentals, Kenny Puff,Elmsford, N.Y.

Region Six: Arrow Rents, Troy Miller, Shawnee, Kan.;and Rent-All, Mike Baartman, Sioux Center, Iowa.

Region Seven: Butler Rents, Barbara Wyatt, Glendale,Colo.; and Diamond Rental, Mark Clawson, Salt Lake City.

Region Nine: American Rentals, Tony Murray, LongBeach, Calif.; Celebrations! Party Rentals and Tents, TonyWright, Roseville, Calif.; and Expo Party Rentals, JaredMedaris, CERP, Fresno, Calif.

The Distinguished Service, Special Service andOutstanding Leadership Awards will be presented at TheRental Show during the Networking Lunch With ARA onFeb. 21. The Regional Persons of the Year and President’sImage Awards will be presented during the RegionalReceptions on Feb. 22.

The Rental Show is Feb. 21 to 24 at the Georgia WorldCongress Center in Atlanta.

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during a routine water main replacementproject in New York City’s WashingtonSquare Park should serve as a reminder todevelopers and their contractors that areview of archaeological records should bean important part of their due diligence priorto beginning construction, according toCBRE Valuation & Advisory Servicesgroup.

Archeological finds during constructionare not uncommon, especially in urban set-tings where more than 500 years ofAmerican history and thousands of years ofNative American relics may lie buried a fewfeet below the surface.

In the United States, builders are obligat-ed to report archaeological finds if the proj-ect requires a federal, state, or occasionallylocal permit, license or funding that triggeredcompliance with historic preservation laws,according to Cris Kimbrough, an archaeolo-gist and managing director at CBRETelecom Advisory Services. If archaeologi-cal resources are identified during construc-tion/development for a project that has gonethrough the federal/state/local historicpreservation process, all work must stopuntil further preservation measures can be

determined and completed. There are few rules governing artifacts

that are encountered on private land becauseU.S. law is very much focused on the pro-tection of private property. As a conse-quence, artifacts located in areas where nohistoric preservation rules are in place are atrisk. This does not apply to human remains,however. Human remains always have to bereported to the local authorities and treatedappropriately.

In the case of the Washington Squareproject, the crypts were covered up and thewater main project will be re-routed aroundthem.

The State Historic Preservation Office(SHPO) maintains records on identifiedarchaeological resources in each state. Inaddition, museums and colleges/universitiesmay also have records, but these are mostoften registered with the SHPO or held inlieu of SHPO archaeological files. Thesefiles are not accessible to the public and canonly be viewed by qualified individuals —usually a qualified archaeologist or other his-toric preservation specialist.

Most states have a project review processwherein staff at the SHPO reviews the proj-ect plans and their files to determine if there

are any potential direct or indirect impacts tohistoric and archaeological resources. Ifthere are, SHPO may request archaeologicalor other studies be completed prior to con-struction. Native American tribes alsomaintain archaeological and otherTraditional Cultural Properties (TCP)records, but access to these files is almostalways restricted. Tribes are consultedregarding their cultural resources as part ofthe federal historic preservation process, andmost state preservation processes.

If artifacts are discovered as part of thepre-development review process, then addi-tional archaeological surveys may berequired. The federal process dictates thatimpacts to historic and archaeologicalresources should be avoided, minimized,and/or mitigated — in that order.

With telecom projects, which make up thebulk of Kimbrough’s investigations and areusually quite small, carriers are usuallyasked to move the tower site if artifacts arefound. In the rare, although increasinglymore common instance that this is not possi-ble, an additional survey is usually complet-ed to better understand the archaeologicalresource in question and suggestions aremade for moving forward with the project as

is or minimizing the effects of the project onthe resource. If significant impacts to thearchaeological resource cannot be avoided,then the impact on the resource must be mit-igated. This mitigation is often in the formof extensive excavation, data analysis, pub-lic outreach, etc. will likely have to beemployed.

“Developers often talk about losing aproject to SHPO, but often it is just a matterof working through the process and beingcreative,” said Kimbrough

Archaeological due diligence is usuallynot a part of normal Phase I or Phase IIEnvironmental Site Assessments. Buildersshould be aware of federal/state/local his-toric preservation laws and comply. An ini-tial project review with the SHPO, whenrequired, involves hiring qualified environ-mental and cultural resource managementconsultants who understand at a high levelwhat the applicable historic preservationprocesses are.

For additional information, contact Cris Kimbrough [email protected].

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www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)

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“Like all Worksite Pro attachments, ournew nursery fork was designed to optimizeperformance and productivity,” said GreggZupancic, product marketing manager,John Deere Construction & Forestry.“Whether you’re moving plants, trees,boulders or boxes, the nursery fork is anideal tool to help contractors move materi-als quickly and easily.”

With the universal, self-cleaning Quik-Tatch easy attachment system found on allJohn Deere skid steers and CTLs, themachine can easily add and remove theNursery Fork in no time. The new attach-ment also is backed by John Deere parts,service and warranty coverage.

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Featuring a two-speed chain/sprocket drive and a 5 to 20gpm hydraulic flow range, the Series 16 balances smallerflow volumes in proportion to auger diameters. The result isa cleaner hole with less loose soil and debris. For highercapacity drilling, the Series 24 operates in a 15 to 25 gpmhydraulic flow range and delivers a maximum drilling torqueof 2,018 ft.-lbs. at 2,500 psi.

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utilizes a drilling industry standard 2 in. (5 cm) hexagonauger drive system. This design eliminates excessive augerdriveshaft wear. A complete line of earth augers up to 36 in.(91 cm) in diameter is available with Pengo-type, cast-steelboring heads and forged teeth for maximum digging per-formance. For additional drilling depth, full-flighted augerextensions can be added.

For those that prefer a round auger drive system, the 753DIG-R-TACH series offers a 2 9/16-in. (6.5 cm) auger con-nection. Installation of all DIG-R-TACH models is simplewith a dipper-stick mounting bracket.

For more information, call 800/533-0524 or visitwww.generalequip.com.

(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment


Ideal for skid steer loaders, small excavators, knuckleboom cranes and small backhoes, the 671 DIG-R-TACHSeries 16 earth drilling attachment is intended for smaller hydraulic systems.

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Caterpillar unveiled work tools designedto manage snow removal in the harshestweather conditions. The material handlingbucket and straight snow push ensure a safeand reliable snow removal process whileincreasing efficiency and decreasing time onthe job, according to the manufacturer.

The attachments convert a Cat skid steer,compact track, multi-terrain, compact wheel,backhoe and small wheel loaders into aclearing powerhouse regardless of the sea-son.102 In. Material Handling Bucket

The material handling bucket, model2591, is the largest (width, height and capac-ity) offered in the bucket family. Capable ofcarrying up to 1.7 cu. yds. (1.3 cu m) ofmaterial at a time. Not only is the bucketbuilt for winter conditions, it is actually across-over between snow and agricultureapplications. The new designs enhance thesafety and durability of the machine provid-ing an optimal operator experience. The hon-eycomb design at the top gives the operatora great view of the amount of snow in thebucket for maximum capacity, and allowsfor more material retention without taking

away line of sight to the edge and corners ofthe bucket. An integrated built-in step withmetal grating makes it much easier to safelyenter and exit the machine, as the improvedgrating improves grip in wet weather.

Also, the reversible and replaceable bolt-on cutting edge ensures complete contactwith the ground for maximum snowremoval, while the torque tube increasesrigidity for wet, heavy loads of snow,according to the manufacturer.

Cat Straight Snow Push Removing snow from any surface is safe-

ly and efficiently completed with variouswidths of the Cat snow pushes. The cuttingedges, available in steel or rubber, aredesigned for moving snow in a wide range ofapplications. The pushes reach down to thesurface and remove as much snow as possi-ble, while the additional bolt on back dragfeature allows for a straight push to pullmaterial away from a structure.

A spring loaded trip edge with tensionadjustment allows the Cat snow pushes toprotect themselves and the machine fromobstacles that are encountered when pushingsnow and ice.

Cat Unveils New Work Toolsto Manage Snow Removal

Case Construction Equipment is breaking new groundwith the introduction of a new Case S Series multi-fit cou-pler. By using a coupler system, contractors can transformtheir hydraulic excavators into a multi-tool carrier capable ofcarrying out a number of tasks all while staying in the com-fort of the cab. This genuine twin-locking coupler is a fullyautomatic, hydraulic quick coupler that is proven to belighter and safer than existing couplers on the market.

Lighter, Stronger DesignMade from durable and strong tensile steel-cast materials,

the newly designed coupler is up to 20 percent lighter andstronger than comparable brands, which improves machineperformance while easing maneuverability. The universaldesign of the Case S Series multi-fit coupler allows for greatversatility. It is capable of working in both backhoe and face-shovel positions and has a large swing radius, which allowsfor increased digging and lifting power, according to themanufacturer.

Safety FeaturesAlong with its new lighter and stronger design, the Case S

Series multi-fit coupler’s most important feature is its safetydesign. The twin-locking system, which is equipped withtwo independent mechanical locks, prevents the inadvertentrelease of an attachment, which can cause damage to equip-

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harm tooperators.The system

secures both thefront and rear attach-

ments in the event of ahydraulic failure or

power loss, for addedoperator safety.Additionally, the operatorcan visually confirm both

front and rear pins are securefrom inside the cab with the help of the automatic blockingsystem (ABS). One-way check valves are located in the cou-pler cylinder and solenoid valve to allow for full system pres-sure retention in the event of a hydraulic hose failure.

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Sterett Transports 140-Ton Vessel With Scheuerle TrailerLong-term Scheuerle customer

Sterett Crane & Rigging,Owensboro, Ky. has successfullytransported a 140-ton (127 t) vesselfrom Tennessee to Michigan usinga combination of 6+8 axlesScheuerle Highway Giant with150 ton (136 t) capacity bolsters. Aspecial feature on the ScheuerleHighway Giant is the integratedfolding mechanism, whichallowed Sterett to load the vehiclemodules on standard trailers at thecompany site in Owensboro, Ky.,transport them to Clarksville,Tenn., to pick up the load withoutany special permissions and bringthem back to Owensboro accord-ingly. These inexpensive approval-free empty runs result in huge cost-savings for Sterett.

It was the first time Sterett useda Scheuerle Highway Giant com-bination of this scale. With onetractor ahead and one behind, thecombination started to move onceloading was completed. TresSterett, owner of Sterett Crane &Rigging, is convinced of theadvantages of the ScheuerleHighway Giant. “This vehicle con-cept has put us ahead of the com-petition as a freight forwarder. Wecan react faster to customerrequests and, what has becomevery important in our market, passon our savings to the customer tooffer him the best possible price.”

Roland Fischer, area managersales, TII Sales, added, “SterettCrane & Rigging has over sixtyyears of experience in the market.Their positive feedback on ourtrailers proves our strategy, listen-ing to the market demands anddeveloping solutions accordingly.”

About the ScheuerleHighway Giant

Due to its low tare weight theScheuerle Highway Giant duallane trailer has been approved for

use in most U.S. states, and wasspecially developed as a flexiblevehicle concept in order to fulfilthe wide range of requirementsfound in the North American mar-ket. The design not only accom-modates the variable vehiclewidths (16, 18 and 20 ft. (4.8, 5.4and 6 m), but there also is the pos-sibility to safely widen the vehicleunder load. Adapting to meet thedifferent regulations in the states tobe crossed can therefore be easilyand economically made with justone vehicle.

Due to the folding technology,the trailer also can be inexpensive-ly transported over long distanceswhen folded up — regardlesswhether it is delivered to or return-ing from a transport assignment. Inorder to achieve an optimum pay-load/tare weight ratio, the chassis ismanufactured using a stable light-weight construction. As a connec-

tion to the towing vehicle, a goose-neck or drawbar can be used whileequipment such as spacers or deckcan easily be fitted.

The centerpiece of the highwaygiant features the pendulum axletechnology from Scheuerle. Thehydraulic cylinders in the pendu-lum axles have the largest dis-placement volume in the marketthus facilitating driving under andpicking up loads, according to themanufacturer.

The Scheuerle pendulum axlemounting guarantees, in connec-tion with the precise and smoothly-operating steering system, easymaneuvering even when negotiat-ing tight bends. On request, thehighway giant is available as aPowerBooster (PB). With this ver-sion, an additional aggregate pro-vides extra thrust when driving andallow the use as a self-propelledvehicle without a tractor. Thus,

under certain circumstances, a sec-ond tractor is not required duringthe transport assignment and thecargo can be shunted into positionat the final destination even in con-fined spaces.

For more information, visitwww.scheuerle.com.


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The Scheuerle Highway Giant Combination before the start of thetransport in Tennessee.

The Scheuerle folding technology allows the approval-freetransport of the Scheuerle Highway Giant on standard flat-bedtrailers.

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Susan Dehne…

NTEA WelcomesSenior Director

NTEA— The Association for the Work Truck Industryrecently appointed Susan Dehne as senior director of techni-cal services. NTEA selected Dehne for this newly createdrole based on her extensive industry knowledge and engi-neering expertise. She brings approximately 30 years ofOEM engineering and management experience and will leadthe technical services department as the association contin-ues to expand those offerings on behalf of its membershipand the industry as a whole.

“Adding Susan to the team positions us to continue grow-ing the technical services department,” said NTEA ExecutiveDirector Steve Carey. “With her impressive background inOEM engineering, she brings a unique strategic perspective,which will benefit the membership and industry.”

During her career, Dehne has held various leadership posi-tions at Ford Motor Company and Chrysler. At both compa-nies, she led teams in the creation and implementation ofvehicle and system processes and designed new organiza-tions as well.

While at Ford, she gained insight into multi-stage com-mercial vehicles, supporting the Econoline van platform. Shealso served as chief nameplate engineer for the Super Dutyvehicle line and was responsible for the production launch of6.0- and 7.3-liter Power Stroke diesel engines into theEconoline and F-Series. In addition, Dehne led productdevelopment teams in delivery of the Sport Trac andExplorer vehicle programs and guided Ford’s in-sourcing ofseat engineering design and development.

She continued to build on her automotive expertise whileserving as director of advance vehicle engineering atChrysler. In this role, she was responsible for vehicle pack-aging, studio engineering, human machine interface andergonomics, and advance engineering studies.

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Susan Dehne

Redesigned Tub Body…

Improvements to DuraClass HPT Line Meet Heavy Duty Dump Body Needs

DuraClass HPT “tub” body line hasbeen redesigned to meet all heavy dutydump body needs.

The HPT-B1 features a closed fend-er design, and comes in 14- to 18-ft.(4.3 to 5.5 m) lengths in either carbonsteel or stainless steel. The HPT-B1 hascapacity ranges from 10- to 20-cu. yd.(7.6 to 15.3 cu m).

The HPT-B2 features an open fend-er design, which decreases the possibleareas for rust and the overall bodyweight. The body comes in 10- and 11-ft. (3 to 3.3 m) lengths in 3/16-in.AR400 carbon steel, and 14- to 18-ft.(4.2 to 5.4 m) lengths in 3/16-in. hi-ten-sile carbon steel. The HPT-B2 also hasan option for stainless steel.

DuraClass designs and manufac-tures a comprehensive range of premi-um Class 3 to 8 dump bodies, hoists,and related equipment and offers more

than 100 years of engineering and man-ufacturing expertise.

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The HPT-B1 features a closed fender design, and comes in 14- to 18-ft. (4.3to 5.5 m) lengths in either carbon steel or stainless steel. The HPT-B1 hascapacity ranges from 10- to 20-cu. yd. (7.6 to 15.3 cu m).

The Kenworth Merchandise Collection (www.ShopKenworth.com)recently added 62 new officially-licensed merchandise itemsto the retail Web site of more than 250 items for drivers andtrucking operators interested in purchasing products that rep-resent Kenworth and The World’s Best trucks.

The new Kenworth items now available include a customKenworth blanket, 24-can camo cooler, cold snap hoodie,Nootka jacket, quarter-zip sweatshirt, Nike sport lite golfbag, Carhartt phone holster, two-tone metal watch, ladies’shadow windbreaker, and toddler football shirt.

The comprehensive ShopKenworth.com line-up consists

of hats, men, women’s and children’s apparel, accessories,drinkware, golf, high visibility wearables, tailgating items,and the Kenworth 2016 appointment and wall calendars.

To order, visit www.ShopKenworth.com, or call 877/705-3314 toll free from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Pacific Time). Thoseordering from outside the United States may call 425/286-1551 during the same time period. Kenworth dealerships inthe United States and Canada also offer officially-licensedKenworth merchandise for sale.


The Kenworth Merchandise Collection recently added 62 new officially-licensed items to the retail Web site.

Kenworth Expands MerchandiseCollection With New Items for 2016

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Towmaster’s T-70HT Low-AngleRamp Allows for Easy Loading

Towmaster’s T-70HT is a 35-ton (31.7 t) hydraulic tail trailer designed to haul smallor large equipment. This trailer has a double-hinged hydraulic loading ramp fea-turing a low angle so equipment will load easily. An optional deck ramp lets usersload equipment on the upper deck. There are plenty of tie-down slots and D-ringsfor straps and chains. This trailer is equipped with a winch to pull non-workingequipment onto the deck. Long-lasting and bright LED lights finish out the package.The T-70HT is ideal for rental fleets or contractors with a variety of equipment tohaul.

For more information, visit Towmaster.com.

Durable, Lightweight 7712H…

Aluma Tilt Trailers OfferVersatility, Convenience

Aluma’s 7712H Tilt single heavy axle flatbed utility trailer is ideal for a wide rangeof hauling applications. The 7712H Tilt model features 14-in. (35.5 cm) aluminumwheels, aluminum fenders, an extruded aluminum floor and front and side retain-ing rails. The bed is 77.5 in. (197 cm) wide by 145 in. (368 cm) long. The trailers alsoinclude an LED lighting package and safety chains.

Durable aluminum trailers from Aluma are lightweight, corrosion resistant andmaintenance free. Special features on many makes and models offer users versatil-ity and convenience. Aluma trailers also come with a five-year all-inclusive war-ranty.

For more information, visit www.alumaklm.com.

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Trail King Industries Inc., a manufacturerof open deck and materials hauling trailers,recently received ISO 9001:2008 certifica-tion for its Mitchell, S.D., and West Fargo,N.D., operations.

The ISO 9001:2008 standard, publishedby the International Organization forStandardization, is an inter-national reference for qual-ity management require-ments and continuousimprovement of business-to-business interactions.

“This is a significantachievement for TrailKing… one which reflectsour ongoing commitmentto continuous improvementand operational excel-lence,” said Bruce Yakley,president of Trail King. “Toearn this certificationrequired the combined efforts of everyonehere at Trail King, and I am proud of ourentire team for their dedication to achievingthis important goal.

“Our next step is to also earn ISO9001:2008 certification for our Yankton,S.D., operation [formerly, Dakota TrailerManufacturing], which we recently acquired

in May of this year.”The ISO 9001:2008 standard provides

guidance and tools for organizations thatwant to ensure their products and servicesconsistently meet customers’ requirements,and that quality is consistently improved.The standard is based on a number of quali-

ty management principles, including astrong customer focus and a process of con-tinuous improvement.

For more information, call 800/843-3324or visit www.trailking.com.




“To earn this certification required thecombined efforts of everyone here at TrailKing, and I am proud of our entire teamfor their dedication to achieving thisimportant goal.”

Bruce YakleyTrail King

Trail King Earns CertificationMack Certified UptimeCenters Improve Efficiency

Mack Certified Uptime Centers are a newdealer service certification dedicated to max-imizing customer uptime.

Mack Certified Uptime Centers are thelatest extension of Mack’s commitment tokeeping customers’ trucks and operations atpeak productivity. Due to standardizedworkflows and service processes, as well asredesigned service bays, Mack CertifiedUptime Centers will enable faster and moreefficient service and repair. The revisionsalso will offer more transparent informationto the customer, helping them to makequicker decisions for their business, accord-ing to the company.

“This certification goes beyond justimproving diagnostic times,” said StephenRoy, president of Mack Trucks NorthAmerica. “We’re increasing customeruptime by changing our approach to theservice process, ensuring our customers’trucks are diagnosed and repaired efficientlyand returned back to them as quickly as pos-sible.”

Mack Certified Uptime Centers will fea-

ture “uptime bays” reserved specifically fortrucks with service and repair tasks requiringless than four hours of work. Customers withvehicles needing a quick repair will be rap-idly diagnosed, serviced and returned towork, increasing efficiency at the dealershipand improving a customer’s ROI.

Mack’s Uptime Solutions, includingMack GuardDog Connect telematics andMack ASIST service management system,will be built into the new Mack CertifiedUptime Centers’ workflows. Mack’s recent-ly announced integration of TruckDiagnostics System (TDS) and MackASIST also will support Certified UptimeCenters, enabling faster, more efficient infor-mation sharing.

Mack is currently piloting the certificationat 21 locations throughout the United Statesand Canada.

For more information, visit www.mack-trucks.com.




Next Generation…

Landoll Introduces New Hydraulic Operating SystemsAfter more than a year of devel-

opment, the Next GenerationLandoll Trailer has arrived. TheLandoll Trailer Line is taking ahuge leap forward with the intro-duction of the all new hydraulicoperating systems, nicknamedH.O.S.S., and high visibility light-ing package. The 440 and 455 “A”Series traveling axle trailers will bethe first models with these addedstandard features.

H.O.S.S. cuts the overall opera-tional time in half. The axle travel-ing forward has increased by 36percent and moving back by 58percent. Tilt deck positioning hasincreased to nearly 63 percent,while winch in and out speeds arecloser to 66 percent. This improve-ment will allow for more loads totake place.

“The speed will be the mostnoticeable change, but the longterm value will be in the damageand downtime prevention,” saidGary Dwerlkotte, Landoll Trailersales coordinator.

Restrictors in the system havebeen removed to eliminate muchof the back pressure, leading tocooler operational temperaturesand noise reduction. Long term,wear on components and seals willrequire less maintenance, yet thequieter system will be a daily ben-efit. The continuous oil encase-ment of the valves in the controlpanel overcome the need for main-tenance needed before with theexposed components. In the previ-ous system, the open center inlet

required the oil to circulate throughthe entire system before returningto the tank, allowing for only a 14GPM (53 Lpm) flow. Oil will nowonly travel through the inlet andback to the tank, creating a 20GPM (76 Lpm) flow, according tothe manufacturer.

Brad Bergman, Landoll engi-neering project manager, said “wewent through extensive field test-ing with three prototype valves inreal life cold and harsh environ-ments before ever going into pro-

duction.” Testing occurred in the Northern

Alberta and Quebec provinces ofCanada, as well as the NewEngland region of the UnitedStates. Long term testing will con-tinue to gather data for futuredevelopment. The chosen closedspool valve system was designedand built in Italy.

Jim Ladner, LandollCorporation’s National Trailersales manager, said “the Italiansare world famous for their expert-

ise in hydraulics. We are bringingworld knowledge and technologyto the Landoll trailer with this addi-tion.”

“For several years we haveneeded to clean up the system tomake it more user friendly,” saidDwerlkotte.

The control panel is now locatedat chest height, encouragingergonomic and visual improve-ment, versus previously beinglocated on the lower arm of thegooseneck. Controls are in fivepredetermined hydraulic functionlocations, cutting out the need formodifications to the frame at eitherthe factory or dealership.

Bergman added that “this bettertechnology and design simplifiesthe system.”

For more information, call785/562-5381 or visithttp://www.landoll.com.




mentguide.com.)

The axle traveling forward has increased by 36 percent and moving back by 58 percent. Tilt deckpositioning has increased to nearly 63 percent, while winch in and out speeds are closer to 66 per-cent. This improvement will allow for more loads to take place.


Transfer Flow’s 100-gal. (378.5 L)“Hauler” in-bed auxiliary fuel tanksystem offers maximum fuel capacityat an affordable price. The Hauler isbased on customer requests for moregallons available in a commercial-grade tank. Available for 2000 to 2015full-size Dodge Ram, Ford and GMdiesel pickups with 8 ft. beds, this fueltank is constructed of bright aluminumdiamond plate and mill finish alu-minum, and is fully baffled to mini-mize fuel sloshing and maximize tankstrength. The fuel tank can be powdercoated black as an upgrade.

The 100-gal. auxiliary fuel tankoperates with Transfer Flow’s Trax 3fuel monitoring system. Trax 3 is acomputer controlled, self-diagnosingauxiliary fuel system that automatical-ly transfers fuel from the auxiliary fueltank to the pickup’s main tank at pre-determined fuel levels. It comes with adash-mounted LCD display that showsthe fuel level percentages in each tank

as well as the operational status of thefuel system. The design has a recessedcover box where the fuel tank sendingunit, rollover valve and fuel filtercomes preassembled. Mounting hard-ware is included.

For more information, call 800/442-0056 or visit transferflow.com.




guide.com.)

Transfer Flow’s In-Bed ‘Hauler’ Tank Offers Maximum Fuel Capacity

Available for 2000 to 2015 full-size Dodge Ram, Ford and GM diesel pick-ups with 8 ft. beds, this fuel tank is constructed of bright aluminum dia-mond plate and mill finish aluminum, and is fully baffled to minimize fuelsloshing and maximize tank strength.

The 7816 features removable aluminum fenders, an extruded aluminum floor, two 5-ft. (1.5 m) aluminum pullout ramps with storage underneath and front and side retaining rails.

Aluma’s 7816 tandem axle, flatbed utility trailer is idealfor a wide range of hauling applications. The 7816 featuresremovable aluminum fenders, an extruded aluminum floor,two 5-ft. (1.5 m) aluminum pull out ramps with storageunderneath and front and side retaining rails. The bed is 78in. wide by 192 in. (198 by 487 cm) long. The trailer alsoincludes an LED lighting package and safety chains.

Durable aluminum trailers from Aluma are lightweight,

corrosion resistant and maintenance free. Special features onmany makes and models offer users versatility and conven-ience. Aluma trailers also come with a 5-year all-inclusivewarranty.

For more information, call 515/885-2398 or visitwww.alumaklm.com.


Aluma’s Tandem Axle Flatbed TrailerWorks for Many Hauling Applications

Towmaster…

Drop-Deck Tilt BedTrailer FeaturesImproved Ramp

Tired of messing with ramps? Towmaster’s drop-deck tilt-bed trailer features a dual-locking, single lever tilt mecha-nism that lets the operator tilt the bed from one side of thetrailer. A hydraulic cylinder cushions the deck to ease theequipment when unloading or loading. When the equipmentis loaded, the deck automatically locks into place. Theimproved approach ramp provides traction and a low-loadangle. Rubber-torsion axles provide a smooth tow and a self-charging battery break-away system is included for safety.The T-12DT is available in several deck lengths.

Quick specifications:• One-piece cold-formed frame rails• 6 in. (15 cm) I-beam main frame• Integrated storage tray• 12K bolt-on side-wind parking jack• Battery break-away kit with tow charger and test light• Deck cushion cylinder• Dual-point, single lever positive locking mechanism• 2 in. (5 cm) nominal white oak wood deck• D-ring tie-downs• Rubber-ride suspension axles• Electric brakes• Forward self-adjusting brakes• Rubber grommet mounted LED lightsFor more information, call 800/462-4517 or visit

Towmaster.com.(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment


Towmaster’s drop-deck tilt-bed trailer features adual-locking, single lever tilt mechanism that lets theoperator tilt the bed from one side of the trailer.


Dump Body From CrysteelMerges Strength, EfficiencyThe new aluminum landscape body from

Crysteel combines the strength and durabili-ty of the Crysteel landscape body with thelightweight efficiency of aluminum con-struction including increased payload capac-ity, corrosion resistance and lower mainte-nance costs. The aluminum landscape body

is ideal for contractors in the landscapeindustry, refuse/waste industry and recyclingindustry, according to the manufacturer.The 12-ft. (3.6 m) aluminum landscape

body features a ¼-in. (.6 cm) floor, 50-in.(127 cm) side door, pull action latch mecha-nism, two-piece barn door, unibody design,

and a Crysteel Lo-Boy hoistquick installed at the factory.The standard LB510 hoistincludes a full-length sub-frame for added strength anda factory-installed body propfor added safety. Availableoptions include full cab-shield, bolt-on pull out lad-der kit, pull tarp and plasticfenders.For more information, call

800/533-0494 or visitwww.crysteel.com.

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found on ConstructionEquipment Guide’s Web site

at www.constructionequip-

mentguide.com.)

The 12-ft. (3.6 m) aluminum landscape body features a¼-in. (.6 cm) floor, 50-in. (127 cm) side door, pullaction latch mechanism, two-piece barn door, unibodydesign, and a Crysteel Lo-Boy hoist quick installed atthe factory.

Aluma Enclosed AluminumTrailers Offer Protection

Enclosed aluminum tandem axle trailers from Aluma are ideal for a wide range ofconstruction applications. Enclosed trailers feature extruded aluminum floors,interior lighting and a swivel tongue jack with a 1,200-lb. (544 kg) capacity. A one-piece aluminum roof and a rivetless aluminum skin offer protection from the ele-ments. In addition, interior walls are lined with 5/16-in. (.8 cm) plywood to the ceil-ing. All units feature a 30-in. (76 cm) standard side door and are available with reardouble doors or a drive on ramp. Standard LED trailer lighting provides high visi-bility in all road conditions. Durable aluminum trailers from Aluma are lightweight, corrosion resistant and

maintenance free. Special features on many makes and models offer users versa-tility and convenience. Aluma trailers also come with a leading 5-year warranty.For more information, call 515/885-2398 or visit www.alumaklm.com.

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By Brenda RuggieroCEG CORRESPONDENT

Eastern Compost LLC, located in Battleboro,N.C., is benefiting from a new CBI (Terex)Magnum Force 5800BT grinder that the companypurchased from Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc.

Employee John Fisher was most impressed withthe features on the grinder.

“To me this is the real voice of the grinders,” hesaid. “There are so many as far as protecting themachine, and also the machine itself doesn’t throwout the material. It’s a much safer machine to walkaround. There are just so many good things aboutit. It’s designed in a way that it doesn’t overfeeditself, and the motor stays at a constant speed.”

Fisher has been pleased with the relationship hehas had with Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc., andparticularly with salesman Josh Anderson.

“I have bought equipment for over 50 years, butJosh has been the best salesman I have ever had todeal with,” Fisher said. “He stayed with us contin-uously, and he’s checked with us. He’s a good guywho doesn’t mind working. I have nothing butpraise for Josh as a salesman — not only as a sales-man, but a good guy.”

Eastern Compost LLC was started by JoelBoseman about nine years ago when he saw a needin using some of the byproducts from his farms.The product produced is a compost that has a 2-2-2 nutrient value, which is 2 percent nitrogen, 2 per-cent phosphorus and 2 percent potassium.

“We start out with wood pallets, which we grindinto wood chips,” Fisher said. “We add that tosolids that we get from Wilson and Raleigh, andalso use some sawdust with horse litter in it. Thenwe blend it in and let it heat up for 15 to 20 days.Then we stockpile it and reuse it on the farm or sellit. The compost is not like a fertilizer — it doesn’tleach out as fast, and it’ll really absorb water. Thereare so many good things about it that it’s just hardto beat.”

The Magnum Force 5800 is a mid-sizedupswing grinder with a decreased installation foot-print.

The offset helix rotor, anvil, and screen designsand dimensions remain similar to the 6800 to retainits superior grinding performance, but the rotor

width is decreased to produce a machine with atotal width under 8.6 ft. (2.55 m). The grinderweighs 64,850 lbs. (29,415.4 kg).

The Magnum Force 5800 grinder is engineeredfor yard waste, demolition wood processors andmulch yards that demand high-volume throughputand maximum reliability. The 5800 features a highlift upper roll for ease of maintenance, a hightorque hydrostatic feed system and a high strengthdrum rotor and screen system that are shear pinprotected.

“Through the years after renting about seven dif-ferent grinders, if someone is interested in buying agrinder, I think they would be well satisfied withthis one, and also with the Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc.,” Fisher said.

(This story also can be found on ConstructionEquipment Guide’s Web site at www.construc-tionequipmentguide.com.) CEG

Eastern Compost Reaps theBenefits of New Terex Grinder

Josh Anderson (L), salesman, Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc., and JohnFisher, employee of Eastern Compost.

Eastern Compost LLC, located in Battleboro, N.C., is benefiting from a new CBI (Terex) Magnum Force 5800BT grinderthat the company purchased from Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Inc.

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Terex Finlay’s Latest Addition: The C-1545 Cone CrusherThe new C-1545 cone

crusher is the latest addi-tion to the Terex Finlayrange of tracked mobilecone crushers. The mid-range Terex Finlay C-1545 offers operators ahigh capacity and aggres-sive cone crusher for thesurface ore mining andaggregate industries.

This efficient and high-ly productive machineincorporates the newTerex TC1150 conecrusher with direct vari-able speed clutch drive,automatic tramp relief and“on-the-fly” hydraulicadjustable closed side set-ting (CSS) adjustment.

The large hopper/feed-er has an automated metaldetection and a purge sys-tem to protect the coneand reduce downtime by removing metalcontaminants via the purge chute.

The hopper/feeder also has an automaticmetal detection and purge system to protectthe cone and reduce downtime by removing

metal contaminants from feed belt at thetouch of a button.

Additional benefits include, rapid set uptime, ease of maintenance, high reductionratio, advanced electronic control system,

high output capacity and gives excellentproduct cubicity.

Key Features:• Terex TC1150 cone crusher provides

high reduction and pro-ductivity ratios and givesexcellent product cubici-ty.

• Fully hydraulic CSSadjustment with electron-ic monitoring systemensures ease of operation.

• Fuel efficient directdrive transmissionthrough wet clutch.

• Hydraulic tramp re-lief system with automat-ic reset protects thechamber and minimizesdowntime.

• Metal detection sys-tem on feed belt with“auto-stop” protects thecone from tramp metaland the purge systemremoves contaminantsfrom the machine.

For more information,v i s i t

www.terexfinlay.com.(This story also can be found on

Construction Equipment Guide’s Website at www.constructionequipment-guide.com.)

The new C-1545 cone crusher is the latest addition to the Terex Finlay range of tracked mobile cone crushers.

IROCK RDS-15 Mobile Crusher Features Return ConveyorIROCK Crushers offers a RDS-15 horizontal impact crush-

ing plant. As the name suggests, the RDS — rapid deploymentsystem — provides exceptional portability and rapid set-uptime, according to the manufacturer.

The RDS-15 is a versatile, compact crushing and screeningsystem that provides increased efficiency and the precision toproduce a uniform product. While it can process a variety ofproducts, the RDS-15 is ideal for processing smaller materialssuch as reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP).

Powered by a 350-hp Caterpillar C-9 ACERT Tier III engine,the unit can process up to 350 tons per hour (317.5 t). The entireplant is self-contained, with on-board power supplying full plantoperation. For added convenience, the unit features three outletsfor powering optional auxiliary conveyors to sort and stackprocessed materials. Further, a P.T. electronic hydraulic clutchreduces power loss and increases fuel efficiency.

The unit’s closed circuit design gives operators the option torecirculate material requiring further sizing. By closing theflop gate, the two decks can feed onto the 24-in. (61 cm) returnconveyor, which drops the material back into the crusher. Thisdesign enables 20 percent more production than othermachines. The boosted efficiency equates to greater produc-tion in less time, lower labor costs, less fuel consumption andlower operation expenses. This feature is ideal for applicationssuch as asphalt recycling, where contractors commonly needa consistent half-inch product, according to the manufacturer.

The machine features a 5- by 14-ft. (1.5 by 4.2 m), double-deck huck-bolted screen frame. By opening the flop gate, themachine can process, screen and separate up to three differentsizes of materials, two sized and one crusher run.

Within the full-length fabricated steel plate hopper, the unitfeatures a heavy-duty, 40-in. by 14-ft. (101 cm by 4.2 m)vibrating grizzly feeder. The two-step, tapered grizzly removesfines and only allows materials that need to be sized into thecrusher, reducing potential wear on the crusher and furtherboosting efficiency. While operators have an option to addIROCK’s Hydraset Hopper, the unit is compact and lightenough to be transported without the removal of the hopper.The hydraset hopper is designed to hydraulically attach andremove the hopper/feeder unit in one piece, with just one per-son, so it does not require the use of any outside lifting device.

Performance and production are further enhanced by IROCK’sfour-bar impactor design. The RDS-15 provides the ideal balanceinside the crushing chamber to optimize production and ease

uneven wear on the blow bars. Blow bars can be removed, flippedand re-installed for a second lifecycle. Adjustable aprons are usedto control the size of the crushed material.

IROCK’s rock box uses a shelf system with AR-400 steelwear bar. An innovative alternative to discharge chutes foundon similar units, the rock box allows crushed material to buildup and act as a wear liner, effectively reducing maintenanceand cutting down on costly labor and wear parts. IROCKincorporates specialized AR-400 steel plate liners for eachmaterial transfer point, which provides enhanced durabilityover rubber liners used by other crusher manufacturers,according to the manufacturer.

To reduce cleaning and maintenance requirements, theRDS-15 features a standard dust suppression system. For fur-ther protection from dust and vibration of normal operatingconditions, operators can remove the machine’s control panelfor operation from up to 30 ft. (9 m) away.

For ultimate convenience, portability and quick set-up, themobile crusher can be hooked up to a truck and hauled as oneunit. In addition, catwalks enable easier screen changeouts andprovide convenient access to crucial maintenance and clean-ing points.

IROCK is known for its heavy-duty components, high-quality units and exceptional customer service. The companyhas convenient 24-hour online parts look up and ordering, fastdelivery and live service support from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. EST.

For more information, call 866/240-0201 or visitwww.irockcrushers.com.


Powered by a 350-hp Caterpillar C-9 ACERT Tier IIIengine, the unit can process up to 350 tons per hour(317.5 t). The entire plant is self-contained, with on-board power supplying full plant operation.


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Terex Finlay Introduces J-1170AS Mobile Jaw CrusherThe Terex Finlay J-1170AS is a

high performance primary mobilejaw crusher built around the Terex44 by 28 in. (112 by 71 cm) jawcrusher, with a track record inrecycling, aggregate productionand mining applications. A keynew feature of this model is theon-board detachable sizing screen

The Terex 44 by 28 in. jawchamber provides excellent mate-rial reduction and product sizing inthe processing of blasted quarryrock and ore material. The jawchamber also is available withoptional hydraulic release, anexcellent feature when crushingconstruction and demolitiondebris. The hydraulic releaseoption has an automatic overloadprotection system to prevent dam-age by uncrushable items in thefeed material, according to themanufacturer.

The machine is powered byeither a Tier III/Stage 3ACaterpillar C9 350 hp (261 kW) ora Tier IVi Scania DC9 70A 350 hp(257 kW).

Hydrostatic transmission of the

jaw chamber offers operatorsreversible operation in the event ofa blockage. The hydrostatic sys-tem also provides variable cham-ber speed to suit given applica-tions. The crusher featureshydraulic assist chamber CSS(closed side setting) adjustment,

and can be changed in a matter ofminutes.

The machine has a heavy dutyvariable speed vibrating grizzlyfeeder (VGF) with integrated pre-screen, providing an aggressiveaction to separate fines materialefficiently. The variable speed

VGF ensures continuous chokefeeding of the crushing chamberfor optimal productivity. Materialfrom the pre-screen can be divert-ed to a stock pile via the on boardby-pass conveyor, or join thecrushed product on the main belt.

The large 12.55 cu. yd. (9.6 cu

m) hopper has hydraulically fold-ing sides and a hydraulic self-lock-ing mechanism to provide effi-cient and faster machine set up andtear down times.

“The J-1170AS with itsonboard sizing screen will enableoperators to produce a spec’dproduct without the need for a sec-ondary screen. The sizing screencan also be detached without theneed for additional lifting gearmeans that the machine can beused as ‘straight’ J-1170 jawcrusher, giving the operator versa-tility for applications that do notrequire sizing. When you combinethese factors with the excellentcrushing capabilities and the easewith which the machine can betransported ensures the demandsof owner operators and crushingcontractors are easily met,” saidNigel Irvine, sales and marketingdirector.



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tionequipmentguide.com.)

The Terex Finlay J-1170AS is a high performance primary mobile jaw crusher built around the Terex44 by 28 in. (112 by 71 cm) jaw crusher.

Morbark Honored With Third ‘Pillar of the Industry’ AwardThe Association of Equipment

Manufacturers (AEM) honored MorbarkInc. with its “Pillar of the Industry” award,reflecting Morbark’s work to improve thebusiness environment for the equipmentmanufacturing industry.

Morbark was recognized at AEM’s annu-al conference, held Nov. 2 to 4 in Florida,for its efforts in 2015 to advocate for pro-manufacturing solutions to elected leadersand for its participation in AEM’s “I MakeAmerica” grassroots program.

“AEM is proud to bestow our Pillar of theIndustry award to Morbark to recognizetheir efforts to go above and beyond theirdaily business and become a champion forour entire industry,” said President DennisSlater. “Because of their commitment topro-manufacturing solutions, Morbark doesstand as a ‘pillar’ that helps support thefoundation of our entire manufacturingeconomy.”

“At Morbark, we take great pride in theequipment made in our Winn, Michigan,manufacturing facilities, as well as all prod-ucts built in the United States. We want todo everything possible to create jobs andgrow the American economy,” saidMorbark President Jim Shoemaker Jr.“AEM’s ‘I Make America’ campaign hasprovided us with an opportunity to empow-

er our workforce and give them opportuni-ties to contribute their voices to importantissues before Congress that can directlyaffect the stability of their jobs and ourcountry’s ability to compete globally.”

To be eligible for AEM’s Pillar of theIndustry award, a member company mustmeet a series of qualifications that capturethe many ways in which manufacturers canbecome involved in their communities andtake action in state and national issues.

Notable activities in which employees ofMorbark participated include a legislativefly-in to lobby Michigan representatives fortheir support of legislation to reauthorize thefunding of the EX-IM Bank and the passageof a long-term highway bill, as well as an “IMake America” supporter sign-up at thecompany’s summer family picnic.

AEM formally honored winners of theaward at its annual conference in KeyBiscayne, Fla. The awards coincided with

the fifth anniversary of AEM’s successful “IMake America” campaign, AEM’s princi-pal grassroots advocacy program, whichengages AEM member companies and theiremployees to become champions for theindustry on manufacturing issues.

For more information, visitwww.imakeamerica.com.




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JCB Demo Package Helps Contractors Tackle Tough WorkJCB has introduced a new demolition

application package available across itsentire range of 18 skid steer and compacttrack loader models. This new specialtypackage was designed to equip JCB skidsteers with the additional durability andsafety features required to meet theincreasingly rigorous demands of thedemolition industry.The new demolition package is avail-

able on any new JCB skid steer or com-pact track loader model and is factory-installed during manufacturing of theselected unit. It includes a fire extinguish-er, Level 2 FOPS guard, a twine cutter(wheeled models only), front screen guardand heavy-duty rear bars. Canopy modelsrequire the front impact protection optionto accommodate the new demolitionpackage.Pressurized JCB cab model SSLs and

CTLs reduce dust and debris exposure toharmful airborne materials. Additionaloperator safety is built in with JCB’s“PowerBoom” design, which boasts a sin-gle arm rather than the conventional two-arm skid steer design. This enables the useof a left-side entry door, allowing the oper-ator to enter and exit the machine clear ofthe attachment and loader arm regardless

of arm position. There also is a large frontemergency exit, which could prove crucialin potentially hazardous applications.Additionally, the JCB PowerBoom

results in enhanced visibility at 270degrees, a 60 percent advantage over othermanufacturers, delivering clear visibilityof the operator’s surroundings. A large rearservice door allows for easy access to theengine and daily maintenance check-points. Machine protection is enhanced bythe routing of hydraulic hoses through theboom to prevent damage from impact inconfined spaces on site.JCB’s line of skid steer and compact

track loaders range from 6,153 to 11,596lb. (2,791 to 5,260 kg) operating weightsand are powered by 48 to 74 hp no-DPFJCB Diesel Tier IV Final engines. JCBcustom builds each unit to the customer’sexact specifications. Customers canchoose from radial or vertical lift, wheeledor tracked, cab or canopy and a variety ofother options.For more information, visit

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JCB’s new demolition package equips JCB skid steers with the additional durabilityand safety features required to meet the increasingly rigorous demands of the demo-lition industry.

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The Hilti breaker TE 800-AVR featuring Hi Drive tech-nology helps deliver 15 ft.-lbs. of impact energy. The D-han-dle design offers versatility for optimal horizontal and verti-cal breaking for demolition work on walls, correction workon floor slabs and breaking out openings for doors and win-dows. And, using the new Hilti wall chisel TE-SW deliversmore impact energy and control when working with walldemolition, according to the manufacturer.

For increased lifetime of the TE 800-AVR, it is equippedwith Hilti’s triple chamber sealing and an active cooling sys-tem with an intelligent air flow design. The triple chamberdesign isolates the hammering mechanism, the piston areaand chuck help prevent dust and other harmful external ele-ments from entering the gearing, decreasing repair frequen-cy and extending the tool life.

The active cooling system provides an active air flow overelectronics, motor, gear and hammering mechanism towardsthe tool chuck, resulting in much lower operating tempera-tures. This system provides the operator a cooler tool surfacetemperature while also increasing the life of seals and lubri-cation oil.

The TE 800-AVR also features low vibration values dueto Hilti’s active vibration reduction (AVR) sub-chassis sys-tem, which cuts vibrations up to two-thirds when comparedto conventional tools.

The Hilti TE 800-AVR is built to provide long-term serv-ice under the most rugged conditions. For added peace ofmind, the TE 800-AVR is backed by Hilti Lifetime Service,a service agreement that includes two years of no-cost cov-erage.

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RAP Market Booming...

Reclaimed Asphalt Industry MakesCrushing, Screening Units Star PlayersBy Sean DonaghySPECIAL TO CEG

Unless you’ve been living under arock — no pun intended — you knowthat the reclaimed asphalt pavement(RAP) market is booming. And itmakes sense. Even at the end of its ini-tial service life, old asphalt pavementstill has value. And, with more than 2.2million mi. of paved roads in theUnited States alone, 93 percent ofwhich are surfaced with asphalt, recy-cling and reusing that asphalt should bea priority. Thankfully, states and con-tractors have recognized RAP as eco-nomical and environmentally friendly,so they have started using it extensive-ly for new asphalt pavements.

In fact, according to the NationalAsphalt Pavement Association(NAPA) since most reclaimed asphaltis reused or recycled, asphalt pavementis recycled more than any other materi-al and its use is growing. The amountof RAP in asphalt mixtures was 66.7million tons in 2011 and 68.3 milliontons in 2012.

The steady growth and high demandfor the material can be largely attrib-uted to changes in state DOT regula-tions. In many states, the policies havegradually shifted after re-evaluation ofthe cost savings and durability ofasphalt mixes containing RAP versussolely virgin materials.

Further, liquid asphalt cement,which makes up about 5 percent of anasphalt mix, costs more than $600 perton. It is the most expensive material inthe mix, but it’s an expense that can beminimized with the use of RAP. Theresidual liquid asphalt within RAPmaterial — usually 3 to 5 percent —makes the entire process more eco-nomical, even after factoring in thecosts of milling, hauling and crushing.

To demonstrate the cost savings, turnyour eye toward the 68.3 million tonsin 2012. A level of 5 percent liquidasphalt in RAP represents more than3.4 million tons of the substance con-served, or over $2 billion. For any carnuts out there, that’s equivalent to about450 Lamborghini Venenos.

What’s even more incredible is that

mixes with high amounts of RAP haveequal, or possibly even improved, per-formance in comparison to 100 percentvirgin mixes, according to the NationalCenter for Asphalt Technology. Thismath appeals to state highway depart-ments nationwide and road builderslooking for the most bang for theirbuck. RAP mixtures provide the meansto produce a longer stretch of road withhigher durability at a reduced cost, theperfect concoction to make RAP thecool kid on the block, right behind theguy driving the Lamborghini.

The amount of RAP you can use in amixture still depends on local specifi-cations, the quality and availability, butit’s no wonder state DOTs haveincreased the amount of RAP theyallow in new roads. And, because of thepopularity of RAP over the pastdecade, companies that crush andprocess the material are thriving. Infact, many contractors are looking forthe ideal solutions when expanding tothis market.

Self-contained plants that featureboth a crusher and a screener in oneunit are the best for this industry. Thosewith return conveyors also are animmense help. The return conveyorbrings materials from two screen decksback to the crusher for additional siz-ing. This eliminates the need for anextra person and an additional loader topick up oversized materials and manu-ally re-feed the crusher. While it mightsound simple, the ability to return bothdecks via a return conveyor can alonereduce expenses and boost productionby as much as 20 percent.

Case in point: based on a 10-hourday, with labor costs for two extra peo-ple, the price of a loader and bulldozer,and operational costs such as fuel forthe loader, the ballpark cost savings perton is around $3. At 4,000 tons per day,that’s $12,000. Plus, you can place youremployees on a job where their time isbetter spent to improve productivityoverall.

This is especially beneficial becauserecyclable asphalt, depending onwhether it has been milled or torn upwith the “rip and tear” process, are usu-ally in chunks from 1½-in. on up.

Larger chunks require a lot of crushingto pare the material down to the ½-in.size needed for the asphalt mix, so re-circulation through the crusher is oftennecessary. In those circumstances, thereturn conveyor not only increases pro-duction, but cuts costs, as well.

The screening portions of theseplants have become increasinglyimportant, as the use of fractionatedmaterials has grown. Fractionation isbasically stockpiling two or more sizesof material: coarse (½-in. or 3/8-in.plus) and fine (½-in. or 3/8-in. minus).

While fractionation can cost contrac-tors more, consistently sized materialsare more valuable. Fractionated materi-al gives a mix designer greater controlof the RAP, so states are more likely toallow higher amounts of RAP. Mostscreening units produce two (or more)sized products, so it wouldn’t causeadditional costs for an operator to pro-duce and offer fractionated materials.In fact, a precise, reliable screen willhelp in terms of RAP management.These plants can eliminate contamina-tion and ensure consistency of thematerials.

One final, and very important, factorfor these contractors is mobility. Sure,some of our customers are gravel pitowners who rarely move their equip-ment. But many of them spend a lot oftime on the road, especially those in theasphalt and concrete recycling markets.A mobile unit — whether it’s tracked orwheeled — is a huge plus. We usuallyrecommend a unit that is self-containedwith both a crusher and screener. It isbeneficial to have a portable and com-pact unit with one power source thatcan produce one, two or three products.

If you’re in the asphalt or recycledconcrete industry and a screener-crush-er combo is not in your operation,you’re missing out on profit.

Sean Donaghy is the national salesmanager at IROCK. He has more than20 years of experience in the crushingbusiness and has been with IROCK forseven years.




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Atlas Copco drilling customers arereceiving orders faster due to a new RockDrilling Tools (RDT) Distribution Center inChambersburg, Pa. The dedicated 18,000-sq.-ft. warehouse optimizes the U.S. deliv-ery system, serving as dedicated, central-ized “replenishment point” for Atlas Copcocustomer centers and authorized distribu-tors.

The RDT Distribution Center is part of alarger worldwide initiative to enhance cus-tomer service through supply chainimprovements.

Tammy Cairns-Buhler, an Atlas CopcoRDT global optimization project manager,took charge of the system transition in theUnited States She said Chambersburg waschosen after an initial study determined itsstrategic shipping advantages. More than70 percent of drilling consumables are usedin New England, the Mid-Atlantic andSoutheast.

The centralized system also streamlinesshipments coast-to-coast and north andsouth, from Alaska to Florida, improvingproduct availability countrywide.

The setup of the dedicated RDTDistribution Center was the first demonstra-tion of its efficiency.

“The first 40-foot truck left Allen, Texas,on Aug. 26,” Cairns-Buhler said. “The lastof 13 trucks arrived in Chambersburg onSept. 4. And on Sept. 7, we dispatched ourfirst shipment, a week ahead of schedule.”

Atlas Copco stores can now keep a lean-er inventory while customers benefit from shorter lead timeson their tooling orders, according to the company.

“Critical stock will continue to be maintained at the storesas needed, of course. But our global inventory control sys-tem lets stores get product sooner, and the quicker turn-

around allows them to keep the rest of theirinventory lean,” Cairns-Buhler said.

Eliminating the previous need for storesto keep high stock levels reduces ineffi-ciencies of inventory control and storage-related costs. The goal is improved productavailability and enhanced customer servicethroughout the United States.

A practical demonstration of the distri-bution center’s effect on shipping cameabout shortly after its startup. TheDistribution Center received two 40-ft. (12m) long sea containers of product urgentlyneeded in both Elko, Nev., and Alaska.

Cairns-Buhler said it can typically taketwo people using a boom lift two and a halfhours just to offload long products like drillsteel from a single container. Then ordershave to be organized, packaged and sentout for delivery.

However, the order went out the sameday due to the efficiency of the distributioncenter team, in collaboration with the prod-uct manager, third-party transportationagencies, the Atlas Copco customer serviceteam in Commerce City, Colo., and thecustomers themselves. The Alaska ship-ment actually arrived in Seattle a day early,with plenty of time to make the weeklybarge to Alaska.

“In some cases, our supply line opti-mization has shaved two weeks off leadtimes,” Cairns-Buhler said.

The RDT Distribution Center is locatedat 5105 Technology Avenue,

Chambersburg, Pa.For more information, call 800/732-6762 or visit

www.atlascopco.us.(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment


Tammy Cairns-Buhler is theRock Drilling Tools (RDT)Distribution Center projectmanager. The RDTDistribution Center is partof a larger worldwide initia-tive to enhance customerservice through supplychain optimization.

Facility team of Atlas Copco USA Rock Drilling Tools Distribution Center. (L-R) are Steve Miller, Ryan Mowen,Corey Knepper, Project Manager Tammy Cairns-Buhler and Dane Guyer.

KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens has launched itsGT104 track-mounted screening plant as an ideal tool forentry-level contractors seeking a compact, highly-produc-tive, easy-to-use mobile screen.

The GT104 is built to be an ideal tool for overburden orscalping behind a primary crusher. Capable of screening awide array of material, from aggregates to recycled materialsto organics, the GT104 offers a high stockpile capacity, quickset-up time and large feed hopper, said Stephen Whyte, prod-uct development manager of KPI-JCI and Astec MobileScreens.

“Our new GT104 features an aggressive, heavy-duty 9 footby 4 foot screen that allows us to penetrate new marketswhere a smaller screen is preferred,” Whyte said. “With theGT104’s simple controls and ease of use, it serves as a small-er yet still high-performing mobile screen — the perfectscreening tool for entry-level contractors.”

In addition, the GT104 is able to be loaded into a standard40-ft. (12 m) container, which helps reduce shipping costs tointernational markets, Whyte said.

The GT104 is one of three new additions to KPI-JCI andAstec Mobile Screens’ Global Track product line, which pro-vides dealers and end users with cost-effective, highly-pro-ductive and mobile options. The Global Track product linefeatures quarry-duty, time-proven components and wasdeveloped to be the perfect rental tool and ideal for opera-tions in remote locations, according to the manufacturer.

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Six states shed construction jobsduring the past 12 months. WestVirginia lost the highest percentage andtotal number of construction jobs(minus 14.5 percent, minus 4,600jobs). Other states that lost jobs for theyear include Rhode Island (minus 6.7percent, minus 1,100 jobs), NorthDakota (minus 4.4 percent, minus

1,600 jobs), New Mexico (minus 0.7percent, minus 300 jobs), Pennsylvania(minus 0.6 percent, minus 1,500 jobs)and Maine (minus 0.4 percent, minus100 jobs).

Florida added the most constructionjobs between October and November(10,600 jobs, 2.5 percent). Other statesadding a high number of constructionjobs include New York (9,100 jobs, 2.5percent), Texas (9,000 jobs, 1.3 per-cent) and Massachusetts (4,800 jobs,3.6 percent). South Dakota added thehighest percentage of construction jobsduring the past month (5.6 percent,1,300 jobs), followed by Iowa (4.6 per-cent, 3,700 jobs), Massachusetts andVermont (3.5 percent, 500 jobs).

A dozen states lost construction jobsduring the past month while construc-tion employment was unchanged in theDistrict of Columbia. Pennsylvaniashed more construction jobs than anyother state (minus 4,600 jobs, minus1.9 percent), followed by NorthCarolina (minus 4,200 jobs, minus 2.2percent), Kansas (minus 1,500 jobs,minus 2.3 percent), Illinois (minus1,500 jobs, minus 0.7 percent), NorthDakota (minus 1,300 jobs, minus 3.6

percent) and Arkansas (minus 1,300jobs minus 2.4 percent). Delaware(minus 3.6 percent, minus 800 jobs)and North Dakota lost the highest per-centage of construction jobs betweenOctober and November, followed byArkansas, Kansas, North Carolina andWest Virginia (minus 2.2 percent,minus 600 jobs).

Association officials said manyfirms report that some positions aregoing unfilled because of the broadshortage of qualified workers. Theysaid the steps outlined in the associa-tion’s Workforce Development Plan,like increasing investments in careerand technical education programs, willallow firms to keep pace with growingdemand. “Even more people would beworking in construction today if wehad a better pipeline for preparing newworkers,” said Stephen E. Sandherr,the association’s CEO.

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Canterfield of Franklin will consist of a three-story, 91-unit assisted living building. Of the total units being con-structed, 22 of them will be specially designated for memo-ry care residents. The facility will offer numerous amenitiesincluding 24/7 on site staff, restaurant-style dining, theatre,library, country kitchen, spa, barber/beauty salon, exerciseroom, rehabilitation suite, large outdoor balcony for socialgatherings and an activity/craft room.

“The overall Canterfield assisted living concept is builtaround internal ‘neighborhoods,’ which house residentsaccording to the amount of daily care each one needs. Inaddition to the assisted living building, plans call for theCanterfield campus to have five ranch-style independent liv-ing villas.”

Porter said it’s important to offer a mix of senior-relatedservices and hospitality.

“Today’s older adult is extremely savvy, as well as active.Because Baby Boomers are beginning to enter the ‘retire-ment living’ marketplace, this trend will become even moreso. The demands of older consumers for quality services,from healthcare to concierge, are on the rise. The Canterfieldbottom line is to address, more than satisfactorily, the com-fort and safety concerns of every single resident.

The classic architecture features double hung windows,twin chimneys framing the roof and a two-story portico sup-ported by four pairs of two-story columns. The large com-mon areas, which include the foyer and dining room, arefilled with light and are complemented by a grand piano andspiral staircase.

General contractor Winter Construction of Atlanta wasselected to build the new structure, along with similar facil-ities in Kennesaw, Ga., and Bluffton, S.C.

“Winter Construction’s biggest challenge is helping theowner meet budget in an economy that is overflowing withwork and other developments,” said Harry Keller, seniorproject manager. “Nashville’s Metro government approvedover $2.4 billion of building permits for its 2014-15 fiscalyear, which was a 30 percent increase over the previousyear.”

Keller described the project as an effective partnership,based each company’s portfolio.

“We have experience in both senior health care and hos-pitality. Together, we share the goal of using our strengths tocreate a senior living facility that offers an unsurpassed stan-dard of living to its residents.”

Keller said crews are making steady progress on the facil-ity, with no significant setbacks so far.

“To date, we have completed the foundations and thenortheast and southeast stair towers. We are 75 percent com-plete on the elevator shaft walls, and have begun forming thenorthwest and southwest stair towers. Underground plumb-ing and electrical work are ongoing, working from the eastside of the project to the west.”

There are numerous tasks yet to be carried by construc-tion crews, including the erection of the structural steel andload bearing metal studs, erection of the hollow-core precastpanels, the setting and installation of wood framing materi-als and trusses, roofing and sheathing to enclose the buildingenvelope and masonry work for cultured stone and brickveneer.

Some of the equipment required to complete the jobincludes a mini-excavator for the soil removal for under-ground pipe and foundation work, a skid steer for soil relo-cation, fine grading and material movement, a lull for pal-letized material movement and an aerial manlift to giveworkers access to the tops of the cast-in-place concrete tow-ers.

Materials being used to build the senior facility includeconcrete for foundations and slab, structural steel and load-bearing metal studs for the vertical structure, precast hollow-core panels for the elevated floors, brick, cultured stone andsiding for the building envelope and wood framing for

see CANTERFIELD page 72

CANTERFIELD from page 1

Elizabeth Karlsson photoGeneral contractor Winter Construction of Atlanta wasselected to build the new structure, along with similarfacilities in Kennesaw, Ga., and Bluffton, S.C.

Elizabeth Karlsson photoConstruction crews in Tennessee are working to com-plete a senior care facility that will provide residentswith individualized health care services in a countryclub-like setting.


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NEEDED 12 MONTHS BULLDOZER |NEED 12 MONTHS BULLDOZER CATERPILLAR D3AT D10 1975 TO 2015 LOWHOURS FROM USA ONLY «CONTRAC-TORCONTACT: JEAN MAURICE BOUTINPHONE: 1 450 346 8975EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SKID STEERCONTACT: JOHN KRAWCHUCKPHONE: 516-316-2309FAX: 631-981-19020EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––HOIST PETROL MOTOR 500KG WITHSTANDSCONTACT: RAYMOND WAGUDEPHONE: +254722364629EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––CAT LOADER | WE ARE LOOKING FORANY GOOD RUNNING OR SALVAGEMACHINES FROM THIS LIST: CATWHEEL LOADER 980GI/980FI/980C/972H/972GI/970F/966H/966GI/966FII/966FI/966F/966E/966D/966C/950F/950E/950B/950A/936E/F/930/920/910CONTACT: MINA NABILPHONE: 7144944488EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––CAT WHEEL LOADER | WE ARE LOOK-ING TO BUY, CAT WHEEL LOADER: ,950, 950B, 950E, 966D, 966E, AND 966F.CAT GRADER :140G, 140H, AND 14GCAT EXCAV: 225D, 235C, AND 235DBOBCAT : S130, S150, 220, 330 AND 753JCB TELE HANDLER: 540-170, 550-140,550-170 WE BUY RUNNING OR NON-RUNNING MACHINES.CONTACT: NICKPHONE: +971527840246EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––PILE BREAKER | I NEED ALL SIZES ANDTYPES OF PILE BREAKERCONTACT: AHMEDPHONE: 0096597537101EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––PERKINS ENGINE 20425, 4 CYLINDERDIESEL | USED BUT RUNNING PERKINS204.25 DIESEL 4 CYL DIESEL ENGINETO FIT GEHL 5625 SKID STEERCONTACT: ERIC KIRKPHONE: 610-417-5123FAX: 610-346-8415EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––WANTED GOOD CONDITION SET OFLUBRICATED RAILS WITH SHOES FORD8K DOZERCONTACT: DIANNEPHONE: 1225 6644232FAX: 12256641368EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SA 48 BOMBARDIERCONTACT: JOHN LUCCHESIPHONE: 2039483534EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

NEED ENGINE - REBUILDABLE OK. IHUD6 OR TD6 FOR MY 10 KW GENERA-TOR.PHONE: 603-924-3837EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––A PETROL TANKER, WITH A CAPACITYOF 5000 LITERS, A 4 WHEEL DRIVE .CONTACT: JOHN KABBAHPHONE: +231 886 682 755EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SYMONS CONCRETE FORMS | ALLTYPES OF SYMONS STEEL PLY FORMSAND ACCESSORIES-USED CONDITION.ANY MANUFACTURER EQUAL TOSYMONS IS FINE.CONTACT: GREG MILLSPHONE: 502-561-0700FAX: 502-561-0180EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––CLARK 85 WHEEL LOADER | 2420 H 2REBUILT TRANSMISIONCONTACT: RICKPHONE: 5862555067EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––CRANKSHAFT | I NEED A CRANKSHAFTFOR A MITSUBISHI S4K-T ENGINE THATIS IN A CAT 120BCONTACT: EDDIE GREENPHONE: 864-327-3909EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––PICKUP TRUCK | 2006-2010 FORD F1505.4 AUTO EXTEND CAB WITH HITCHFOR SMALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANYCONTACT: DUANE MILLER PHONE: 304-772-4030FAX: 304-772-5030EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––SPEAR PARTS EXCAVATOR 225 | EXCA-VATOR 225 SPEAR PARTS NEEDSCONTACT: OSAMAPHONE: 00218925623078EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––STRAIGHT TILT BLADE FOR D6D SN.O4X7898CONTACT: TONY SANDERSPHONE: 9036417767EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––644 OR 544 VALMET FORWARDER.CONTACT: JEFF CARLSONEMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––VERMEER SC 252 | NEEDS EXTRAWHEEL AND TIRE SET FOR VERMEERSC252 STUMP GRINDER USEDCONTACT: RICKYPHONE: 205 281 8315FAX: 205 640 3062EMAIL: [email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––FAE STCSSL 150 | I NEED THIS CRUSH-ER AND THE SKID MUSTANGCONTACT: ANNEPHONE: 956 984 90 10EMAIL:[email protected]––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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ALEX LYON & SON

AUCTIONEERS

www.lyonauction.com315-633-2944�

• Long Island, NYSat.,�January�9,�2016For:�Late�ModelConstruction�Equipment

• Houston, TXSat.,�January�14,�2016For:�Very�Large�RentalReturn�Auction

• Columbus, OHSat.,�January�16,�2016For:�Late�Model�RentalFleet�Equipment�&�more

• Racine, WISat.,�January�23,�2016For:�CompleteLiquidation�-�Paving,Asphalt,�ConstructionEquipment�&�more

• Queretaro, MexicoFri.,�January�29,�2016For:�Late�ModelConstruction�Equipment

• Kissimmee, FLJanuary�30�–�February7,�2016For:�23rd Annual�RentalReturn�Auction

• Ashtabula, OHSat.,�February�27,�2016For:�Large�JobCompletion�Auction

• Las Vegas, NVSat.,�March�5,�2016For:�Late�Model�RentalFleet�Equipment

• Atlantic City, NJMarch�31�–�April�2,�2016For:�Annual�3-DayAuction:�Rental�Fleet,Late�Model�ConstructionEquipment�&�more

• Rochester, NYSat.,�April�16,�2016For:�MunicipalConstruction�Equipment,Trucks,�Trailers�&�more

RITCHIE BROS.

AUCTIONEERS

www.rbauction.com402-421-2631

• Las Vegas, NVFri.,�February�5,�2016

• Phoenix, AZTues.,�February�9,�2016

• Houston, TXFebruary�10-11,�2016

• Tipton, CAFri.,�February�12,�2016

• Orlando, FLFebruary�15-19,�2016

• Fort Worth, TXMarch�2-3,�2016

BAR NONE AUCTION

www.barnoneauction.com866-372-1700�

• Sacramento, CASat.,�January�9,�2016For:�Heavy�Equipment�&Commercial�Trucks

BIDADOO AUCTIONS

www.bidadoo.com1-877-BIDADOO�

• ONLINE ONLYDecember�29�–�January5,�2016For:�End�of�Year�RentalAuction

BIG IRON

www.bigiron.com800-937-3558�

• ONLINE ONLYJanuary�20,�2016

• ONLINE ONLYJanuary�27,�2016

• ONLINE ONLYFebruary�3,�2016

COCHRAN AUCTIONS

www.cochranauctions.com�301-739-0538

• Hagerstown, MDJanuary�29-30,�2016For:�Contractor’sEquipment,�Trucks�&Trailer�Auction

• Saint Mary’s County,MDMarch�11-12,�2016For:�Semi-Annual�2-DayContractor’s�RegionalEquipment/Truck�Auction

EQUIFY AUCTIONS, LLC

www.equifyauctions.com888-535-8218

• Wills Point, TXJanuary�20-21,�2016For:�Heavy�Machinery,Equipment�&�TruckAuction

• Cisco, TXFebruary�24-25,�2016For:�Heavy�Equipment�&more

HENDERSON AUCTIONS

www.hendersonauctions.com225-686-2252

• Livingston, LAJanuary�28-29,�2016For:�2�Day�ConstructionAuction

HESS AUCTIONEERS

www.hessauctioneers.net�866-511-2493

• Marietta, PAFri.,�February�19,�2016For:�Truck,�Trailer�&Equipment�Auction

• Marietta, PAFri.,�April�15,�2016For:�Truck,�Trailer�&Equipment�Auction

HILCO INDUSTRIAL, LLC

www.hilcoind.com�877-37-HILCO

• ONLINE/ONSITE Thurs.,�January�14,�2016For:�Late�Model,�SingleOwner�Heavy�Haul�Fleet

HUNYADY

AUCTION COMPANY

www.hunyady.com�800-233-6898

• Lower Burrell, PAWed.,�February�3,�2016For:�Absolute�AuctionComplete�LiquidationRhino�Construction�Inc.

I.R.A.Y. AUCTION

www.iraymn.com�320-968-7230

• Foley, MNFri.,�March�11,�2016For:�Heavy�Equipment

• Foley, MNFri.,�June�10,�2016For:�Heavy�Equipment

IronPlanet AUCTIONS

www.IronPlanet.com888-433-5426

• ONLINE ONLYWed.,�January�6,�2016For:�GovPlanet

• ONLINE ONLYThurs.,�January�7,�2016For:�IronPlanet






• ONLINE ONLYJanuary�28-29,�2016For:�IronPlanet

• Orlando, FLFebruary�9-12,�2016For:�IronPlanet

JEFF MARTIN

AUCTIONEERS, INC.

www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com�601-450-6200

• Charleston, SCWed.,�January�20,�2016For:�Coastal�CarolinaContractors�AbsolutePublic�Auction

• Brooklyn, MSFebruary�26-27,�2016For:�2�Day�Early�SpringPublic�Auction

MARTIN & MARTIN

AUCTIONEERS, INC.

www.mmaauction.com864-947-7888

• Pelzer, SCWed.,�January�27,�2016For:�ConstructionEquipment,�Trucks,Trailers�&�Related�items

MOTLEY’S AUCTION

GROUP

www.motleys.com�804-232-3300

• Richmond, VATues.,�January�26,�2016For:�ConstructionEquipment,�Trucks�&more

PURPLE WAVE AUCTION

www.purplewave.com�866-608-9283

• ONLINE ONLYThurs.,�January�14,�2016For:�ConstructionEquipment

• ONLINE ONLY

Thurs.,�January�21,�2016

For:�Truck�&�Trailer

Auction

• ONLINE ONLY

Thurs.,�January�28,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

QUARRICK EQUIPMENT

& AUCTIONS INC.

www.quarrickauction.com

�724-439-1621

• Uniontown, PA

Thurs.,�February�4,�2016

For:�Construction�&

Farm�Equipment�Sales

• Uniontown, PA

Thurs.,�April�7,�2016


Farm�Equipment�Sales

RITCHASON AUCTION-

EERS INC.

www.ritchason.com

�800-806-3395

• Lebanon, TN

Sat.,�March�19,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

ROLLER AUCTIONEERS

www.rollerauction.com

�866-515-1668

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�January�13,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�March�16,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�May�11,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�July�13,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�September�14,

2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

• Denver, CO

Wed.,�November�9,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment

RTI AUCTIONS

www.teitsworth.com

�585-243-1563

• Cortland, NY



Farm�Equipment,�Trucks

&�more

SHETRON AUCTIONS

www.shetronequipment.co

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�717-532-8828

• Martinsburg, VA

Fri.,�January�29,�2016


Farm�Equipment

TERRA POINT LLC

www.terrapointllc.com

877-772-5998

• Grand Prairie, TX


For:�Major�Excavation�&

Landscape�Contractor

UTILITY AUCTIONS

www.utilityauctions.net

�302-530-9103

• Wilmington, DE

Fri.,�February�26,�2016

For:�Construction,�Utility

&�Forestry�Equipment

WSM AUCTIONEERS

www.wsmauctioneers.com

�623-936-3300

• Phoenix, AZ

Sat.,�January�9,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment,�Trucks�&

more

• Phoenix, AZ

Sat.,�February�13,�2016

For:�Construction

Equipment,�Trucks�&

more

YODER & FREY

AUCTIONEERS, INC.

www.yoderandfrey.com

�419-865-3990

• Kissimmee, FL

February�8-15,�2016

For:�42nd Annual�7�Day

Auction

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WEBCAST/ONSITE AUCTIONAssets no longer necessary in the continuing operations of Late Model, Single Owner Heavy Haul Fleet

Road Winch, Gin, Slick Back Trucks & Heavy Haul Trailers, Heavy Lift Cranes, Wheel Loaders & Forklifts

Partial Listing Only. Visit our Websites toView Complete Lot

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HilcoTM Industrial

JANUARY 14TH • 10AM LOCAL TIMEPREVIEW: JANUARY 12TH-13TH 8AM-4PM

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Associated General Contractors of America – AGC San Diego Chapter,Inc.AGC Installation & Member Awards Dinner

January 18, 2016Hilton San Diego Bayfront, 1 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101

AGC Winter ConferenceJanuary 28-31, 2016The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe

For more information on the above events, contact AGC San Diego Chapterat 6212 Ferris Square, San Diego, CA 92121; PHONE: 858-558-7444;FAX: 858-558-8444.

JOIN TODAY!The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), the voice of theconstruction industry, is an organization of qualified construction con-tractors and industry-related companies dedicated to skill, integrity, andresponsibility.Operating in partnership with our nationwide-network of Chapters, AGCprovides a full range of services aimed at improving the quality of con-struction and protecting the public interest.Membership starts locally. Contact any AGC Chapter to request a mem-bership application. The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201General Inquiries: 703/548-3118Main Office Fax: 703/[email protected]

AGC MO UPCOMING EVENTS:Project Manager Development Program – Module 1

January 5, 2016 – February 23, 2016Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MO

AGC CaliforniaWest Sacramento, CAPhone: 916/371-2422, Fax: 916/371-2352Meetings and Events:6th Annual North State CLC Working Weekend

Region: Northern CaliforniaFebruary 19-20, 2016

It’s time for the 6th Annual North State CLC Working Weekend held at theEmbassy Suites in beautiful Napa Valley! During the course of the event,there will be presentations and panel discussions covering an array of top-ics that directly affect the Construction Industry. In addition to panels andpresentations, there will be a Corn Hole Tournament, a project site tour, anda wonderful dinner featuring a member project presentation on Friday the19th. So prepare to enjoy a couple of days in Napa Valley with yourfriends in the Construction Industry! Hotel Information:Embassy Suites, Napa Valley

1075 California Boulevard, Napa, CA 94559For More Information on this event, contact: Kasaundra Duncan at916/371-2422 or go to [email protected].

AGC of MN - Minnesota Transportation ConferenceAnnual Convention Tuesday, March 8, 2016 through Thursday, March 10, 2016

St. Paul River Centre, MNContact: Denise Woods: [email protected], Phone: 651/796-2189Minnesota’s Transportation Conference, the largest transportation event inthe state, explores the latest transportation innovations and provides atten-dees with the chance to network with other professionals. Individuals frommultiple transportation-related disciplines and organizations are encour-aged to attend.

AGC of UtahDates and Times: THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 2016, 8:00 AM to SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,2016, 11:00 AMLocation/Venue:Little America Hotel, 500 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84101For more information on this event, contact AGC of Utah Headquarters at2207 South 1070 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84119; Telephone: 801/363-2753; Fax: 801/363-2756; Email: [email protected].

Associated General Contractors of New York State LLC, Albany, NY10 Airline Drive, Suite 203, Albany, NY 12205Phone: 518/456-1134, Fax: 518/[email protected] OF EVENTS:December 9th (ends December 10) – AGC Future Construction Leadersof NYS

1st of 4 sessions, December 9-10Saratoga Hilton, 534 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY

Nominate your firms Future Construction Leaders Today!This four event program will introduce your next leaders to help teach theissues involved in managing a construction business in New York State.Attendees will have an opportunity to learn, in a structured environment,what they might otherwise spend years learning from personal experience. Sessions will take place:

December 9 – 10, 2015 – Saratoga Springs, NYMarch 2016 – New York CityMay 2016 – Rochester, NYAugust 4-6, 2016 – AGC NYS Summer Membership Meeting,

Sagamore Resort, Bolton Landing. January 7th – Construction Tech Road Show & App Showcase

5:00 PM to 8:00 PMNYU Polytechnic School of Engineering, 6 Metrotech Roadway,

Brooklyn, NY January 12th – STP Unit 3 – Planning & Scheduling (Buffalo)

5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (Tuesdays for 5 weeks)Construction Ex. of Buffalo & WNY, 2660 William Street,

Cheektowaga, NYJanuary 22nd – 27th, 2016 in Panama City, Panama2016 AGC NYS Winter Meeting, Panama City, PanamaExplore Panama with AGC NYSThe AGC NYS 2016 Winter meeting will be held on January 22-27,2016 in Panama City, Panama.We will be staying at the five star Trump Ocean Club International Hoteland Tower in Panama City, a 30 minute ride from the airport and locatedon the Pacific coast. Make your plans now to join us in January toexplore Panama.

February 23, 2016 (ends March 22)STP Unit 4 – Contract Documents (Buffalo) Time: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (Tuesdays for 5 weeks)Location: Construction Ex. of Buffalo & WNY, 2660 William Street,Cheektowaga, NYSupervisory skill – or the lack of it – directly affects every company’s bot-tom line. The Supervisory Training Program (STP) developed by AGC, isdesigned specifically to meet the needs of the construction industry.Developed, updated, and field-tested by and for contractors, the Programconsists of 6 courses that focus on the knowledge and skills that everysupervisor must have to be an effective manager of people, time, equip-ment and materials.

OHIO NURSERY & LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATIONONLA ANNOUNCES NEW APPROACH TO GREEN INDUSTRYTRADESHOW IN 2016CENTS SHOW – Growing the Midwest’s Green Industry

JANUARY 11 – 13, 2016GREATER COLUMBUS CONVENTION CENTER, OHIOFor more information on this event, please contact the ONLA, 72Dorchester Square, Westerville, OH 43081; Phone: 800/825-5062; Fax:614/899-9489; email: [email protected]

MNLA – Minnesota Nursery Landscape AssociationNORTHERN GREEN EXPOJANUARY 13 – 15, 2016MINNESOTA CONVENTION CENTERwww.northerngreenexpo.orgFor more information on this event, please call 651/[email protected] a booth at the show for green industry pros! Incredible Education Value - You won’t find a better value for your educa-tional dollar than Northern Green Expo. World-class presenters who speak“green industry” fluently – Find an Exhibitor – Connect with the companiesthat make the Northern Green Expo Trade Show floor a great place to catchup with friends and do some business – PLAN TO EXPERIENCE IT FORYOURSELF!

AED Summit 2016 / The AED Summit & CONDEX Trade ShowEvent Type: SummitDates: January 19 – 22, 2016Categories: Equipment, Production, Business, Distribution,Industry, ManufacturingVenue: Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center

National Harbor201 Waterfront Street, Washington, DC, USA

Event Description:AED Summit 2016, The AED Summit & Condex Trade Show is going to beorganized from 19 January, 2016 to 22 January, 2016. The place of theSummit was specified as Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center.There is a chance to uncover the newest improvements in Equipment,Production, Business, Distribution, Industry and Manufacturing at this cru-cial Summit. The AED Summit & CONDEX Trade Show is organized annu-ally. AED Summit 2016 is placed by Associated Equipment Distributors. AED Contact Information: 600 22nd Street, Suite 220

Oak Brook, IL 60523Phone: 630/574-0650Email: [email protected]

POWER SHOW OHIO46th Annual Power Show OhioDATES: THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016

FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2016SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016

OHIO EXPO CENTER, COLUMBUS, OHIOA complete power equipment industry exhibition!Sponsored by the Ohio-Michigan Equipment Dealers Association, PowerShow Ohio is one of the largest indoor equipment industry exhibitions inthe country. The show features displays of agricultural equipment, con-struction equipment, and outdoor power equipment. For over forty years,Power Show Ohio has attracted tens of thousands of bona-fide visitors andmore than 200 exhibitors each year to the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus.The show staff works diligently in providing a premiere equipment showthat benefits exhibitors and visitors alike. The Ohio Expo Center is easily reached from Interstate 71 and the wideaisles in the exhibit buildings allow drive-in access to all the booths. Thetwo buildings encompass over 212,000 square feet and are connectedwith tented walkways to assist with the attendee traffic flow.Power Show Ohio is held at a time when equipment buyers have time toconsider their equipment purchases. The weekday/weekend combinationallows everyone an opportunity to attend.Equipment manufacturers and wholesale distributors of agricultural equip-ment, construction equipment, and outdoor power equipment do not wantto miss this opportunity to have your products seen by customers fromacross Ohio and all surrounding areas.For more information on the Power Show Ohio, contact AED, 600 22ndStreet, Suite 220, Oak Brook, IL 60523. Phone: 630/[email protected].

NTEA, THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE WORK TRUCK INDUSTRYONE INDUSTRY, ONE ASSOCIATION, ONE RESOURCETHE WORK TRUCK SHOW 2016DATES: MARCH 2 – 4, 2016The Work Truck Show 2015 was a record-breaking success!Thank you to our attendees, exhibitors, sponsors, supporting organizationsand partners for making it happen. Join us in Indianapolis, Indiana for TheWork Truck Show 2016. Vocational truck fleet operators of all sizes, man-ufacturers, truck dealers and equipment distributors can attend NorthAmerica’s largest work truck event on the following dates: THE WORKTRUCK SHOW 2016, March 2-4, 2016, Indiana Convention Center,Indianapolis, Indiana. The Work Truck Show features the newest voca-tional trucks, vans, vehicle components and equipment on a trade showfloor covering more than 500,000 square feet. The event includes a robusteducational conference with more than 60 sessions designed to help atten-dees improve their operations. For more information on this event, contactphone toll free: (800) 441-6832; Fax: (248) 489-8590; Email:[email protected] Staff Directory.

CANADIAN RENTAL MARTSAVE THE DATE!The Canadian Rental Mart returns MARCH 8 – 9, 2016Canada’s national show for the equipment and party rental industriesreturns to the Toronto Congress Centre March 8 – 9, 2016. The RentalMart continues to be Canada’s largest equipment expo and educationforum for the rental industry. The 2016 Canadian Rental Mart will bringback all the great elements attendees have come to expect. Once again,exhibitors will be offering show-only special offers, not available at anyother time. DON’T MISS OUT! Bustling Toronto, Ontario provides the back-drop to Canada’s biggest rental show and accommodations are conve-niently located across the street at the luxurious International Plaza Hotel.The Canadian Rental Mart is Canada’s national trade show for the equip-ment and party rental industries, drawing hundreds of rental operators fromacross the country to Toronto biennially. For more information on thisevent, please call: 519/429-5199; Fax: 519/428-3094;CanadianRentalMart.com.

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JM Wood FinishesStrong With Dec.Sale in MontgomeryJ

M Wood Auction finished 2015 strong with its end of theyear two-day construction equipment, truck, agriculturaland forestry machine auction at its headquarters facility

in Montgomery, Ala., on Dec. 2 to 3. More than $23 million of equipment sold on site with

more than $3 million in online sales with international bid-ders from as far away as Thailand, Canada, Vietnam, Jordan,Cambodia, Malaysia and Mexico.

Consignors included Flint Equipment, Taylor Services,numerous Alabama, Florida and Georgia counties, B & Gequipment and more than 250 other sellers

“This was the largest end of the year December auction inour 42 years,” said Bryant Wood, company president.“Contractors have work and they were spending money.”

Next up for JM Wood is its 43rd annual spring auction.This four-day auction, which is slated for early March, willfeature more than 3,000 lots including 150 2012 to 2016Mack and Kenworth trucks as well as more than 30 latemodel Cat 140M and 140H graders from Alabama counties.

(This story also can be found on ConstructionEquipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequip-mentguide.com.) CEG

(L-R): Brent Bygland, Bygland Dirt Contracting Inc.,Albion, Neb.; Louie Hinkle, cattle farmer, Lafayette,Ala.; Scottie Hollon, retired, Oxford, Ala.; and HubertBenefield, Benefield Landscaping, Heflin, Ala., share alaugh during the auction.

Brandon Gibbs (L) and Shaun Gonzalez, both ofWeaver Environmental Services, Huntsville, Ala.,bought a fuel truck on day one and were back on daytwo for a deal on this John Deere 270D LC.

Jared Hilyer (L) and Jeff Thompson, both of ThompsonElectric, Opelika, Ala., give the JM Wood sale a thumbsup.

Jonathan Burns (L) of Burns Dirt Construction,Columbus, Miss., and Dale Hollis of Jonathan BurnsEnterprises, Columbus, Miss., look over several of thedozers in the auction.

(L-R): Dean Guthrie, independent contractor,Millbrook, Ala.; James Merritt, AirNow, Millbrook, Ala.;and Arlon Tierce, Tierce Industrial Services,Montgomery, Ala., shop the inventory of excavators.

Bill Baker of Thompson Tractor Co., Alabama’s author-ized Cat dealer, tests out a Cat D3K2 dozer.

(L-R): Zach and Autrey Burns, both of Kyuka Farms,Attalla, Ala., and Bill Woods of Woods EquipmentCompany, Nashville, Tenn., talk about the lineup ofmachines about to go on the auction block on day twoof the sale.

David Rasmussen (L) of Doggett Machinery,Alexandria, La., and Mark Granger of GrangerEquipment Co., Ruston, La., attend the sale.


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Terry Hackney of Hackney Excavating, Murfreesboro,Tenn., checks the fluids and engine wear on a Bobcatmini-excavator.

Mike Derryberry (L), Tennessee Valley Paving,Franklin, Tenn., and Kerry Lankford, K.W. LankfordExcavating, Dickson, Tenn., discuss road building anddirt moving projects in middle Tennessee.

(L-R): Carl and Nick Mashburn, both of TrioEquipment, Athens, Tenn., and Tommy Tinan, TinanContracting, Clifton, Tenn., show interest in this Case580 backhoe loader.

Kenneth Lankford (C) of L & C Contractors, Fairview,Tenn., receives recognition during the morningannouncements from Ritchason Auctioneers’s DewainRitchason (L) and Daniel Pruitt consigning hismachines in this sale as part of his retirement.

Another terrific turnout of registered bidders attendedfor the line-up of heavy equipment, trucks, trailers,farm equipment and miscellaneous items.

(L-R): Jimmy Higgins and Tommy Higgins, farmersbased in Woodberry, Tenn.; and Joe Stinnett of StinnettLogging, based in Kentucky, discuss some of the exca-vators available at the sale.

Dale Taylor (L), Taylor Sales, Dover, Tenn., and TomGarrett, independent contractor, Hartsville, Tenn., tryout the driver’s seat of this Wacker WL-30 wheelloader.

Jack Lane (L) of Lane’s Farm Trucking & Excavating,Lascassas, Tenn., and John Kalendriski of ResourceManagement, Hermitage, Tenn., test this Cat 320CL.

Ritchason Auctioneers Inc. held its final sale of 2015 atits auction headquarters in Lebanon, Tenn., on Dec.12. Another terrific turnout of registered bidders

attended for the line up of heavy equipment, trucks, trailers,farm equipment and miscellaneous items. This wasRitchason’s largest volume of trucks being auctioned for theyear. More than 150 consignors contributed to the 800-pluslots sold at auction during the day.

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One of the larger contractor consignors of the day wasKenneth Lankford of L & C Contractors, Fairview, Tenn.,who was recognized at the morning announcements by theRitchason staff. After about 40 years in business, Lankfordchose this sale to liquidate his machine fleet at auction andretire. When asked about his retirement plan, he said that heplans to fish, golf and travel during his retirement.

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Sales in 2015 Lead to Record-Breaking Year for Ritchie Bros.Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers

Incorporated sold approximately$4.25 billion of equipment through345 unreserved auctions and itsonline equipment marketplace dur-ing 2015. This is a new annualrecord for the company, and repre-sents a 1 percent increase in grossauction proceeds (GAP) comparedto 2014. GAP growth from RitchieBros.’ international operations wasmuted by the depreciation of localcurrencies against the U.S. dollar.On an organic basis, using foreignexchange rates consistent withcomparable periods last year toremove the negative translationalimpact of reporting in U.S. dollars,GAP grew 8 percent in 2015 com-pared to 2014.

“We’re pleased to have achievedanother strong year for gross auc-tion proceeds, generating $4.25billion in global equipment salesduring 2015, representing 8 per-cent organic growth. Much of thisgrowth can be attributed to oursuccess in both Canada, whereGAP grew 14 percent in local cur-rency, and the U.S., where GAPgrew 7 percent. In the fourth quar-ter pricing softness did affect theused equipment market, as well asour GAP performance. However,we continue to believe there aregrowth opportunities for the com-pany as we enter 2016, and remainfocused on executing our strategicplan,” said Ritchie Bros. CEORavi Saligram.

“2015 was a transformationalyear for Ritchie Bros. We’ve fur-ther integrated EquipmentOne intoour sales and marketing initiatives,welcomed world-class leadershipto our global team, and built astronger platform on which togrow our business through bothorganic growth initiatives andacquisitions. We see many oppor-tunities to acquire companies thatcould expand the breadth of ourservices and scale of our opera-tions.”

During the fourth quarter of2015, the company generatedgross auction proceeds of $1.1 bil-lion, a decrease of 9 percent com-pared to the record fourth quarterGAP achieved last year. On anorganic basis, GAP declined 1 per-cent during the fourth quarter of2015 compared to the fourth quar-ter of 2014. Market values of used

equipment declined during thequarter, which contributed to thedecline in GAP.

Ritchie Bros. conducted its finalunreserved auctions of 2015 onDec. 18 in Los Angeles, Calif. andKansas City, Mo. The companyplans to release its full auditedfinancial results for 2015 after mar-ket close on Feb. 25, 2015.

Growth in Transportationand AgriculturalEquipment Sales

As key growth sectors forRitchie Bros., growing GAP fromassets from the Transportation andAgricultural industries was a focusduring 2015.

• GAP from transportation sec-tor assets increased 23 percentfrom 2014 to $797+ million in2015. During the year, RitchieBros. sold more than 17,300+transport trucks (truck tractors), a36 percent increase in lots from lastyear, for $426+ million, a 37 per-cent increase in GAP from 2014.

• During 2015, Ritchie Bros.held 116 agricultural auctions inCanada and the United States.GAP from agricultural and relatedreal estate assets decreased 5 per-cent from 2014, to $414+ millionin 2015. Lots sold from the agri-cultural sector increased 6 percentglobally during 2015, relative to2014, demonstrating volumegrowth from this important sector.Foreign exchange translation had adisproportionate impact on report-ed GAP from this sector, as themajority of Ritchie Bros. agricul-tural auctions occur in Canada. InCanada, GAP from the agriculturalsector increased 11 percent on alocal currency basis.

Largest Year Ever in theU.S. and Canada

Ritchie Bros. sold more than$2.1 billion of equipment andtrucks in the United States during2015 — a 7 percent increase from2014, and a new record for thecompany’s U.S. operations. GAPgrowth was generated by strongperformance from many regionsacross the United States, including:

• A 61 percent increase in GAPsold in Colorado

• A 62 percent increase in GAPsold in Ohio

• A 65 percent increase in GAP

sold in Utah • A 66 percent increase in GAP

sold in New HampshireA number of company records

were broken in the United Statesthis year, including:

• 10,500+ items sold (a compa-ny record) at the Orlando, Fla.,auction on Feb. 16 to 20, 2015, for$179 million.

• The largest single-consignorauction in Ritchie Bros. history, inCasper, Wyo., on March 25, 2015,where $54 million of cranes,trucks, trailers and other equipmentwas sold in one day at an offsiteauction.

• The most productive year everfor Ritchie Bros.’ Houston and FortWorth, Texas, auction sites. TheHouston site sold more than19,700 lots during 2015, generat-ing $238+ million in GAP. TheFort Worth auction site sold morethan 18,800+ lots during 2015,generating $280+ million in GAP.

• The following auction sites allachieved their largest-ever auc-tions during 2015: Salt Lake City,Utah (March 17, 2015); Denver,Colo. (June 11 to 12, 2015); FortWorth, Texas (Sept. 23 to 24,2015); St. Louis, Mo. (Dec. 16,2015)

Ritchie Bros. sold more than$1.3+ billion of equipment andtrucks in Canada during 2015 to a14 percent increase from 2014, anda new record for the company’sCanadian operations. A number ofother Company records were bro-ken in Canada this year, including:

• Ritchie Bros.’ Edmonton, ABauction site sold 38,250+ equip-ment items during the year for$576+ million during the year, rep-resenting an 18 percent increase inlots sold and a 28 percent increasein GAP sold in Edmonton com-pared to 2014.

• The company held its largestCanadian auction ever, inEdmonton on April 28 to May 1,2015. More than 7,700 assets weresold at the auction, for total GAP of$177 million. Approximately $75million of the auction sales weresold to online bidders (a new com-pany-wide record), representing 49percent of sales. The auction alsoattracted 14,000 bidders from morethan 55 countries — another com-pany-wide record.

• Ritchie Bros.’ Montreal, QC,

auction site achieved its largestauction ever, at its March 18 to 19,2015 event. More than 2,700equipment items sold for $34+million. The auction also achievednew site records for online salesand total bidders (5,800+).

• Ritchie Bros. also held itslargest ever auctions in Lethbridge,AB (Nov. 17) and Toronto, ON(Dec. 7 to 8) in 2015.

International Participation at AuctionsInternational bidders are an

important element of Ritchie Bros.auctions, as they generate globalmarket pricing. Changes in foreignexchange rates can occasionallyaffect the level of participation ofinternational bidders. During2015, approximately 16 percent ofGAP was generated by internation-al buyers (successful bidders locat-ed outside the country of the sale).The proportion of internationalbuyers declined slightly, from 19percent in 2014, as a result of for-eign exchange changes and the rel-ative purchasing power of interna-tional buyers at some auctions, pri-marily sales in the United States.Approximately 10 percent of GAPgenerated in the United States wasgenerated by international buyers,a decline from 14 percent in 2014when the U.S. dollar had not yetstrengthened significantly relativeto other currencies. Within theUnited States, we also witnessedstronger demand from local bid-ders, with 38 percent of winningbidders residing within the state ofthe auction, an increase from 34percent in 2014.

Online SalesRitchie Bros. attracted record

online bidder registrations and soldapproximately $1.9 billion ofequipment, trucks and other assetsto online buyers at Ritchie Bros.auctions and EquipmentOne cus-tomers in 2015, a 6 percentincrease over 2014 and the highestamount ever sold online by thecompany in one year.

EquipmentOne SellsApprox. $116+ Million in Gross Transaction

Value in 2015EquipmentOne, the company’s

online equipment marketplace, has

generated more than $116 millionin Gross Transaction Value (GTV)so far this year, representing 9 per-cent + growth over last year. Thebusiness achieved profitability onan annual basis during 2015,demonstrating the growth potentialof this important sales channel.

Ritchie Bros. FinancialServices Finances Over$220 Million in 2015

Ritchie Bros. Financial Services(RBFS) provided over $220 mil-lion of financing to equipmentbuyers so far this year, a newrecord for this growing businessand a 30 percent increase in financ-ing activity compared to 2014.RBFS works with select lendingpartners to find financing solutionsfor customers purchasing equip-ment, including loans and lease-to-own programs. RBFS does not uti-lize company capital in its financ-ing activities. During 2015, RitchieBros. Financial Services alsoexpanded the services it offers cus-tomers, by offering equipmentleases and structured finance solu-tions.

Executive and BoardChanges During 2015Several important executive and

board changes were announcedduring the year, including theappointment of Sharon Driscoll aschief financial officer, ToddWohler as chief human resourcesofficer, Rob McLeod as chief busi-ness development officer, andTerry Dolan as president — U.S.and Latin America. The companyalso welcomed Lisa Pollina as adirector on the board.

$114 Million Return to Shareholders

Ritchie Bros. increased its quar-terly cash dividend by 14 percentin August 2015 to $0.16 per share,and paid shareholders $66 millionin total dividends during the year.During 2015, Ritchie Bros. alsorepurchased and cancelled 1.9 mil-lion shares, for a total cost of $48million.

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Raleigh1501 Hedingham Blvd.Raleigh, NC 27604Phone 919-746-7938

Charlotte11717 Reames RoadCharlotte, NC 28269Phone 704-208-5564

South CarolinaColumbia1014 Atlas WayColumbia, SC 29209Phone 803-658-0200

Charleston7168B Cross County RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29418Phone 843-225-9377

2014 TEREX FINLAY J-1170 JAW CRUSHER, 300HOURS, RADIO REMOTE SYSTEM, MAIN CONVEYOREXT., HYD FOLDING HEAD SECTION. BAND MAGNET,RIP STOP BELT. BYPASS CONVEYOR, HYD DEFLECTOR PLATE, EXCELLENT CONDITION,GREENVILLE, NC ............CALL FOR PRICE OR RENT

2015 CX350C WITH HYDRAULIC MULTI-PROCESSORAND/OR HAMMER, 10’8” HD STICK, WARRANTY,TELEMATICS, MAINTENANCE PLAN, 200 HRS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, COLUMBIA, SC ..........................................................CALL FOR PRICE OR RENT

2015 750M LGP, PAT BLADE, CAB A/C, EXTENDEDLIFE U/C, SWEEPS & REAR SCREEN, WARRANTY,TELEMATICS, MAINTENANCE PLAN INCLUDED, 700HRS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, CHARLESTON, SC ..........................................................$94,990 OR RENT

2015 CASE CX300D EXCAVATOR, 32” SHOES, 95%.48” BUCKET AND HYDRAULIC THUMB. WARRANTY,TELEMATICS, MAINTENANCE PLAN. 300 HOURS,GREAT CONDITION, RALEIGH, NC$269,683 OR RENT

2015 TEREX FINLAY 863SCREEN, MOBILE TRACKEDHEAVY DUTY SCREEN, 9’ x 4’TOP & BOTTOM DECKSCREENS, 7 CU YD HOPPER,VARIABLE SPEED CONVEYORAND FOLDS HYDRAULICALLY,HD U/C, GALVANIZED CATWALK,HANDRAILS & KOCKBOARD,HAND HELD REMOTE, WARRANTY, 300 HOURS, CHARLOTTE, NC ..............................CALL FOR PRICE OR RENT

2014 TEREX FINLAY I-110IMPACT CRUSHER, 500HOURS, 4 BAR ROTOR, BYPASS CONVEYOR WITHMAGNET, HYDRAULIC ASSISTED APRON, HD VIBRATING SCREEN ANDINTEGRAL PRESCREEN.EXCELLENT CONDITION, GREENSBORO, NC................CALL FOR PRICE OR RENT

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OPERATING WEIGHT: 43,777 lb | 19,857 kgENGINE POWER: 225 HP | 168 kW

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