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Table of Contents ............4

Business Calendar ........28

Truck & Trailer Section ......................................31-33

Crushing, Screening &Recycling Section ....37-44

Parts Section ............46-47

Auction Section ......52-65

Advertisers Index ..........66

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PEORIA, Ill. (AP) The $32 billion companythat puts the Peoria area on the world’s financialmap got its start 100 years ago with the deed toa bankrupt tractor plant and a dozen employees.

Caterpillar, based in East Peoria, is easily thearea’s biggest employer with more than 16,000local workers. But it’s also 44th in the Fortune500, employs more than 90,000 people aroundthe world and serves as a bellwether for theeconomy because its construction and miningequipment is so widely used.

“Over the years, our first plant along thebanks of the Illinois River has been the birth-place for many of the products that have madeus the company we are today,” Caterpillar CEO-elect and Vice Chairman Doug Oberhelman

said. He has been picked to replace outgoingCEO James Owens.

Cat got its start when Holt ManufacturingCompany of Stockton, Calif., chose East Peoriaand the bankrupt Colean Manufacturing plant asits base east of the Rockies.

Holt was looking at Minneapolis but a youngPeoria businessman named Murray Bakersteered Holt toward a relatively new tractorplant owned by the bankrupt ColeanManufacturing Company, according toCaterpillar archivist Nicole Thaxton.

Pliny Holt, the nephew of Holt’s founder,came to the Peoria area to check it out, andloved it.

“I spent last Sunday in Peoria, Illinois, inves-

tigating the plant of the Colean ManufacturingCompany and I must say that I am more thanenthused with the location of this plant for ourEastern Manufacturing business,” Pliny Holtwrote in a letter dated July 1, 1909.

Holt Manufacturing took the deed to the planton Feb. 16, 1910, and started work as HoltCaterpillar Company right away.

A group of investors bought Holt and anothermanufacturer, C.L. Best Tractor Co., in 1925,and merged them into Caterpillar Tractor Co.

Caterpillar employment reached more than110,000 and revenue topped $51 billion in 2008before the recession cut sales and led the com-pany to lay off workers.

Iconic Caterpillar Celebrates Turning 100

see STIMULUS page 18

The Stim Effect:One Year LaterBy Giles LambertsonCEG CORRESPONDENT

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of2009 (ARRA) was intended to be an effective antidote tohigh unemployment and stagnant growth in the con-struction industry. A year after the Act passed, the con-sensus is that things would have been worse without it.There is no denying the impact on the industry of billionsof earmarked dollars.

Yet there is disappointment. While major constructionassociations continue to voice support for the stimuluspackage for which they lobbied hard, even they sound alittle defensive about it.

“To appreciate the success of the Recovery Act’stransportation provisions, it is necessary to sidestep thepolitical rhetoric about ‘outlays’ and jobs created vs.saved,” declared a white paper authored in February bythe Transportation Construction Coalition, co-chaired bythe American Road and Transportation BuildersAssociation and Associated General Contractors. “Thesimple facts from the Federal Highway Administrationand Federal Transit Administration are that, as of Feb.17:

• $16.84 billion in recovery act highway funds are

Steel erection and metal roof installation on one of the

classroom buildings.

By Zoie Clift CEG CORRESPONDENT

An onslaught of rain, snow and tem-peratures down in the teens has causedsome hurdles for construction on a newschool being built in Columbus, Miss.Work on Columbus Middle School is tak-ing place on about 50 acres of land at theintersection of highways 373 and 45

North. A$22 million bond issue is funding the

project. West Brothers Construction,Columbus, Miss., was awarded the $19.1million bid (the remainder of the bondmoney, passed in January 2008 to pay forthe school, went toward purchasing theproperty and developing the land for util-ities such as sewer and electric) to build

Snow Days: Weather PutsCrews to the Test in Miss.

see SCHOOL page 26

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OPTIMISM ABOUNDS AT RITCHIE USED EQUIPMENTAUCTION IN ORLANDOMore than 7,000 people registered to bid on $138 million of used equipment and trucks sold at the unreserved public auction in early February.

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22000055 VVoollvvoo EECC229900,, S/N V12760, 4394 hrs, A/C, Heat, WidePads, 60' Long Reach ................................................$$9922,,550000

11999999 FFiiaatt FFGG6655CC,, S/N 85S05328, 1884 hrs, Canopy, Artic.,10' Blade, Front Blade Scafire ....................................$$3388,,000000

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22000011 CCaatt 661133CC,, S/N 8LJ02185, 4500 hrs, EROPS, A/C, Heat,VGC Condition............................................................$$5577,,550000

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11999999 BBoobbccaatt 776633,, 2500 Hrs ......$$77,,990000 11999966 KKoommaattssuu CCDD111100RR,, 3100 Hrs,Rotating Crawler Dump ..........$$7744,,550000

22000033 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTBB114455,, 2500 Hrs ..................................................$$1155,,990000

22000066 BBiigg TTeexx PPiinnttllee HHiittcchh TTrraaiilleerr,,Elec. Brakes, 22500GVWR ....$$44,,550000

22000055 JJoohhnn DDeeeerree 665500JJ LLGGPP,, 1000 Hrs,One Owner ................................$$5544,,990000

22000022 JJDD 662244HH,, Cab, A/C, Quick Tachw/Root Rake, One Owner......$$5599,,990000

11998899 VVoollvvoo AA2255,, 5000 Gallon WaterTruck ....................................$$1188,,550000

22000055 GGeehhll CCTTLL8800,, 1190 Hours, NewTracks and Sprockets ..........$$1199,,990000

11999966 KKoommaattssuu CCDD5500,, Steel w/RubberPads, 360˚ Rotating Dumper ....$$3399,,990000

22000066 GGeehhll RRSS66--4422,, 700 Hrs $$2299,,990000

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22000011 GGeehhll AAPP11444488 PPaavveerr ........$$1177,,225500 22000066 MMuussttaanngg MMTTLL2255,, Cab, A/C,190 Hrs ................................$$3377,,550000

11999955 KKoommaattssuu CCDD5500,, New Chains andSprockets, New Roadliner Pads..$$4444,,990000

22000099 GGeehhll CCTTLL5555 Standard ROPS,New Machine ........................$$2244,,550000

22000088 MMuussttaanngg 11550033,, 95 Hrs, Aux.Hydraulics, 3 Buckets ..........$$1177,,990000

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National Pavement Expo Comes to Nashville, Tenn.Front and center in the exhibit hall, SealMaster, Sandusky, Ohio, had a dominantpresence packed with plenty of new products and equipment.

Soon after the doors opened on the exhibit hall floor, a tremendous crowd packedin to see the newest products available from some of the premier manufacturers inthe industry.

Lots of folks seemed puzzled as they stopped andstared at this modified “ultimate patching vehicle”Chevy Suburban which was recently featured on MotorCity Motors on the Discovery Channel. An actual usablepiece of equipment, it can compact asphalt using lowrider hydraulics. KM International, North Branch,Mich., was the sponsor.

Stone Construction Equipment Inc., Honeoye, N.Y.,brought in an impressive display of compaction equip-ment. (L-R) are Frank Wenzel, Stone ConstructionEquipment; Patrick Wixom and Patrick Sieloff, DanjoConstruction, Canton, Mich.; and Rob Newell, StoneConstruction Equipment.

GreenSweeper, Murfreesboro, Tenn., had one of theshowcase new products on display; the world’s firstelectric power source for parking lot sweepers.

Fielding questions about the BW 900-2 tandem vibrato-ry roller in the Bomag exhibit area is Alex Jamieson(L), Bomag America, with Kristian Page (C), BlacktopBy Beede Paving Inc., South Barre, Vt., and Carl Cox,Blacktop By Beede Paving Inc., Edgewater, Fla.

Manufacturers and customers came together asfriends including (L-R) Sherri and Bobby Reid of DitchRunner-Reid Manufacturing, Buchanan, Ga., and theircustomers, Gail and Ron Seabaugh of Paving Pros LLC,Oak Ridge, Mo.

The Nashville Convention Center in downtownNashville, Tenn., was the stage for this year’s NationalPavement Expo (NPE) Jan. 20 to 23. Thousands of

paving and pavement maintenance professionals from acrossthe country attended the event, which received industry sup-port from the Asphalt Institute, ASMA and NAPSA.

The four-day expo was packed with workshops, seminars,conferences and in-depth industry networking. Industryroundtables were extremely popular and provided plenty ofopportunities to socialize while sharing challenges, solutionsand experiences. More than 100 exhibitors displayed theirnewest products and innovations and provided demonstra-tions of their product lines. Unique displays and never-before-seen products made their debut at this show.

Network night, hosted by 1-800-PAVEMENT, was ahuge success. Attendees had the opportunity to connect withtheir peers and the industry’s leading manufacturers, dealersand distributors while enjoying complementary food andbeverages on the exhibit floor.

Show management and sponsors have received extreme-ly positive feedback on the success of the Expo with manyalready looking forward to NPE 2011, which will be back inthe same venue Feb. 3 to 5, 2011.


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22000066 LLiinnkk--BBeelltt 113300LLXX 2400 hrs, 24” bucket, Mechanical thumb, 24” pads ....$$4499,,99000022000066 LLiinnkk--BBeelltt 116600LLXX,, 1600 hrs, hydraulic thumb, Esco bkt, 24” pads, A/C ..$$6622,,55000022000055 LLiinnkk--BBeelltt 224400LLXX 3200 hrs, hydraulic thumb, 42” bucket ........................$$7755,,00000011999988 LLIInnkk--BBeelltt 22665500 QQuuaannttuumm,, 5700 hrs, 10’ arm, 24” pads, excellent condition ..............................................................................................................................$$2244,,550000

11999977 LLiinnkk--BBeelltt 22880000QQ 7300 hrs, 36” bucket, 9’10” Stick ................................$$2299,,55000011999955 LLiinnkk--BBeelltt 22880000QQ 6200 hrs, 42” bucket....................................................$$2244,,550000

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22000077 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTBB11114400 ((3311,,887788 llbbss..)) eexxccaavvaattoorr 1100 hrs, hydraulic thumb, rubber pads, blade,independent boom swing ................................................................................................$$8811,,00000022000066 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTBB117755CCRR ((1177,,223300 llbbss..)) eexxccaavvaattoorr 1350 hrs, quick coupler, hydraulic thumb,rubber tracks, blade ........................................................................................................$$4411,,99000022000066 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTBB114455RR ((1100,,556622 llbbss..)) eexxccaavvaattoorr 1670 hrs, rubber tracks, blade ..........$$2244,,55000022000077 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTLL115500CCRR rruubbbbeerr ttrraacckk llooaaddeerr 710 hrs, cab, A/C, heat, straight bucket, forks,40% tracks ......................................................................................................................$$3344,,99000022000055 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTLL114400RR rruubbbbeerr ttrraacckk llooaaddeerr 2075 hrs, 80% tracks, 4N1 bucket............$$1188,,55000022000077 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTLL--113300RR,, 371 hrs, 4n1 bucket, “LIKE NEW” ..........................................$$2233,,55000022000066 TTaakkeeuucchhii TTLL--114400RR,, Cab, A/C, Heat, 1000 hrs, GP bucket ......................................$$2244,,550000

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Clock Ticks Down on OldMississippi River BridgeBy Beverly FordDELTA DEMOCRAT TIMES

GREENVILLE, Miss. (AP) TheBenjamin G. Humphreys Mississippi RiverBridge will soon be a memory. The 70-yearold bridge is slated to be demolished oncethe new Greenville Mississippi River Bridgeopens for traffic.

Local real estate broker Mal Kretschmarfinalized the lease on a 10.4 acre tract ofland, located 4.7 mi. north of the bridge, toGranite Construction Inc., of Watsonville,Calif., who will demolish the bridge.

Kretschmar said the two-lane bridgeopened Oct. 4, 1940, and has the distinctionof both ends actually being in Arkansas.

“The main span of the bridge is entirely inArkansas and only the eastern piers of theapproach road are positioned inMississippi,” he said. “This is the only riverbridge in the lower Mississippi River wherethe state line boundary does not follow thecurrent main river channel.”

Not long after the bridge opened in 1940,it was recognized that there was a navigationhazard due to a swift current where thebridge is located. According to theMississippi Department of Transportation,the bridge has sustained more barge colli-sions than any other bridge on theMississippi River.

In 1950, an airplane from the GreenvilleAir Force Base crashed into the bridge.MDOT said despite the many collisions, thebridge remains structurally sound as ever.

Construction of the old bridge cost $4.5million, and to remove it will cost $22 mil-lion.

Project manager Bob Pode said Granitewill be able to recycle all the steel and con-crete removed.

“We are still looking for mills to send theconcrete and steel to,” he said. “We’re look-ing in the region for mills that can recyclethis type of material.”

Pode said they are getting everything inplace and will begin the project March 11.

“We’ll be getting our construction trailersand start setting up our offices here,” he said.“And then we’ll begin the first phase of theproject.”

Phase one will be to open the new bridgefor traffic. Pode said they will apply a latexmodified concrete overlay on the surface ofthe new bridge, stripe the lanes, put up theappropriate road signs and tie in the newroute to the bridge approaches.

The bridge is scheduled to open to trafficJuly 28, and the old Benjamin G.Humphreys Bridge will close the same day.

Once the Humphreys Bridge has closed,Pode and his crew can begin the systematicdemolition.

“We will begin in the center span, andwe’ll have strand jacks mounted on top ofthe bridge,” said Pode. “The hydraulic strandjacks will allow us to lower sections onto abarge to be moved on for recycling.”

The underwater concrete pylons will beremoved to a certain depth as to not cause anobstruction for river traffic.

“The concrete that is underwater will beremoved to level 60, which is a depth safeenough so they don’t present a hazard to anyship or vessel coming through the channel,”he said.

Granite will remove portions of the U.S.Highway 82 approaches, and, said Pode, thematerials will be recycled as well.

“Some of the approach road material willbe reused,” he said. “And parts of 82 willstay in place. Harlow’s will have a loop offof Highway 454 that will cross 82 connect-ing to their property. And 82 on the Arkansasside will provide access to Farmer’s Grainand the road to the Chicot County StatePark.”

Pode added the levees would be restoredto a higher elevation as well.

The contract for demolition will expireSept. 21, 2012, and Pode expected the workto be done before the end of the contract. Healso said that Granite and its subcontractorswill be filling approximately 20 positionslocally.

“We’ll begin advertising for general con-struction labor and operators in the late sum-mer,” he said. “And we’ll have 10 of ourstaff moving into the area as well.”

Pode said its biggest challenge with thedemolition will be Mother Nature.

“The problem with this particular bridgewill be trying to get the work done at theright water level,” he said. “A good portionof this bridge is inside the levee in the wet-lands, and we’re going to need a little helpfrom Mother Nature.”

The new bridge has the fourth longestcable stayed span in America. The 2.5 mi.bridge deck, with its two 425 ft. concretetowers above the Mississippi River and con-crete piers anchored 120 ft. into the riverbed,is considered to be state-of-the art, andMDOT said, “It is a spectacular crossingover one of America’s most storied rivers.”

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22000055 WWAACCKKEERR RRTT8822--SSCC,, W/BROLLER-PADFOOT-3000#, S/N5593138, UNIT #581593..................................................$$1100,,006655

22000055 BBOOBBCCAATT SS222200,, SKIDSTEERLOADER-1851-2200 LB, S/N526215460, UNIT #590851 ............................................ $$1177,,003344

22000044 DDEEEERREE 555500HH--LLTT CCRRAAWWLLEERRDDOOZZEERR,, 75-84HP-STD TRACK,S/N T0550HX937358, UNIT#512419........................$$3311,,335500

22000055 IIHHII 3355NN MMIINNII EEXXCCAAVVAATTOORR,,10-10.9' DEPTH, S/NWM000642, UNIT #545200 ..........................................$$1155,,444455

22000044 JJLLGG GG99--4433AA,, RCH FORK-LIFT-9000 LB 35-45', S/N0160003850, UNIT #505796 ............................................$$3311,,771166

22000044 DDEEEERREE 771100GG BBAACCKKHHOOEE--4WD 23’ EXT, S/NT0710GX941793, UNIT #531117....................................$$5588,,664433

2004 GENIE GS1930, SCISSOR LIFT-15-19' DC, S/NGS300465147, UNIT #509416........................................$3,5202004 JLG 2030ES, SCISSOR LIFT-20' DC-30-34", S/N 0200122797, UNIT #519485....................................$4,0642004 SKYJACK SJIII-3226, SCISSOR LIFT-26' DC-30-32", S/N272214, UNIT #515905 ..................................................$6,2642004 JLG 2646ES, SCISSOR LIFT-25-26' DC-46-68", S/N0200122777, UNIT #516754 ..........................................$4,8562005 SKYJACK SJIII-4632, SCISSOR LIFT-30-34' DC-46-69",S/N 711485, UNIT #541377..........................................$10,924

1999 GENIE Z45/25-DF-4WD, ART BOOM LIFT-45-49'-4WD,S/N Z452511256, UNIT #286953..................................$17,3261998 JLG 601S-D-4WD, STR BOOM LIFT-60-64'-4WD, S/N0300037612, UNIT#248700..........................................$20,1732005 JLG E300AJ-NAR, ART BOOM LIFT-30-34'-2WD DC, S/N0300087886, UNIT #581382 ........................................$21,7092002 TEREX TB85-D-4WD, STR BOOM LIFT-85-89'-4WD, S/N2660012, UNIT #7602108 ............................................$23,8962005 JLG E400AN-NAR, ART BOOM LIFT-40-44'-2WD DC, S/N0300081644, UNIT #541391 ........................................$26,7852002 GENIE S85-DF-4WD, STR BOOM LIFT-85-89'-4WD, S/NS853354, UNIT #439174 ..............................................$35,900

2005 MULTIQUIP DCA10SPX3, GENERATOR-10-14 KW, S/N3763449, UNIT #584432 ................................................$5,1262004 MULTIQUIP DCA45USIC, GENERATOR-30-39 KW, S/N8200424, UNIT #529066 ................................................$5,730

2004 MULTIQUIP MRH800GS, W/B ROLLER-SMOOTH-DD-1500# 26", S/N M3646, UNIT #509442 ..........................$3,6642005 WACKER RT56-SC, W/B ROLLER-PADFOOT-3000#, S/N5569442, UNIT #565640 ................................................$9,2082005 WACKER RT82-SC, W/B ROLLER-PADFOOT-3000#, S/N5549433, UNIT #548636................................................$10,0652005 IR SD45D-COMBO, R/O ROLLER-VIB-SD 5T 54” S/N182289, UNIT #555319..................................................$23,8662005 IR SD70D, R/O ROLLER-VIB-SD 8T 66” S/N 182142,UNIT #557622 ..............................................................$32,100

2005 DAEWOO G25E-NM, IND FORKLIFT-5000 LB, S/NGA00397, UNIT #551736..............................................$10,5812004 DAEWOO D35S, IND FORKLIFT-8000-9000 LB, S/NFZ00026, UNIT #513074 ..............................................$16,2442004 GEHL RS5, RCH FORKLIFT-6000 LB 20-34', S/NRS5JV0311221, UNIT#494403 ....................................$19,2502005 TEREX TX55-19, RCH FORKLIFT-FXD-5000 LB 18-24',S/N TX551911546, UNIT #550230 ..............................$20,2072003 JLG G9-43A, RCH FORKLIFT-9,000 LB 35-45', S/N 0160002173, UNIT #473963..................................$21,3082004 GEHL RS6, RCH FORKLIFT-6000 LB 35-39',S/NRS6JV0213064, UNIT #489226....................................$23,4972004 LULL 644E-42, RCH FORKLIFT-6000 LB 40-45', S/N0160003168, UNIT #484162 ........................................$25,3112002 LULL 844C-42, RCH FORKLIFT-8000 LB 35-45', S/N16161, UNIT #412448 ..................................................$26,2222004 SKYTRAK 10054, RCH FORKLIFT-10000 LB 40-55, S/N0160004344, UNIT #508084 ........................................$39,900

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Cowin Equipment Welcomes Duncan to Its Ga. Sales StaffCowin Equipment Company Inc.,

Birmingham, Ala., announced the additionof Jeff Duncan to its sales staff at itsMableton, Ga., facility. Duncan brings morethan 25 years of experience in heavy equip-ment sales and a strong knowledge of the 26counties in Georgia for which he’s responsi-ble to the company.

Russ Huber, vice president and generalmanager of Cowin Equipment Company’sGeorgia division said, “I’m extremely excit-ed to have someone of his experience in thisterritory. Jeff has already sold machines andhas known the prospects in the area for manyyears.”

The construction industry was not whereDuncan started.

“I came to Georgia from North Carolinaselling insurance. That was the best educa-tion anyone who wants to be in sales canhave, going door-to-door selling accidentinsurance,” said Duncan. “I did that for fouryears and got tired of working my tail offand having nothing to show for it. I saw anad in the newspaper for a sales position witha heavy equipment dealer that said theywould provide you with a car, commissionand expenses. I said to myself, ‘There areactually jobs out there that do that?’”

Duncan answered the ad and was hired byPeach State Machinery, where he workedfrom 1983 until 1987. Next up was TRICOEquipment Company, another heavy equip-ment dealer. Burch-Lowe bought TRICO in1993 and Duncan stayed with Burch-Loweuntil it closed its doors in 2001. After Burch-Lowe closed, Duncan was with Tractor &Equipment Company (TEC) for seven years.

He then worked as marketing director forRhino Services, an environmental contractorbased in Palmetto, Ga., that had been a cus-tomer of his when he worked with TEC.

Although he is a new employee at Cowin,Duncan has “known the folks in the Cowinorganization for many years. I’ve competedagainst them and they have always had ahigh level of integrity. Russ Huber has been

a friend for many years through the GeorgiaUtility Contractors Association activities.”

Duncan sees an opportunity in his newposition that he has not had a chance toembrace elsewhere.

“Cowin has a very large rental fleet,Rentals seem to be where we’re going in thiseconomy for the next year and a half orlonger. At Cowin, I am not tied to one brandof equipment. I can rent just about anything.Cowin carries a lot of the same lines that Iwas selling when Burch-Lowe was around,so I’m very familiar with the machines,” hestated.

“I’m from the old school. When youapply for a job, you commit yourself. Intoday’s business environment, it’s you, andsometimes only you, out there promoting anentire company. I’ve been in this businesstoo long to be looked at as ‘just another salesguy.’ My philosophy is simple: treat every-one the way you want to be treated. If youdon’t it will come back to get you,” conclud-ed Duncan.

(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’s Web siteat www.constructionequipmentguide.com.)CEG

Jeff Duncan has joined Cowin Equipment Company Inc.’s sales staff at theMableton, Ga., location.

Carolina CAT Hosts ‘Rewind, Rethink, Reset’ Seminar Carolina CAT reached out to its

customers with a finance seminaron Jan. 20 at its corporate office inCharlotte, N.C. More than 25 ofthe company’s key customers aswell as representatives fromCarolina CAT’s construction divi-sion management team, Charlotteand Hickory area territory man-agers and CAT Financial represen-tatives were in attendance for“Rewind, Rethink, Reset…Strategies for Managing the ‘NewNormal,’” which offered financialinsights, guidance, advice andencouragement to customers try-ing to get through this tough eco-nomic time.

Robert Davidson, a Tennessee-based certified public accountantwho specializes in the constructionindustry, was the keynote speakerfor the event, during which heshared a review of recent econom-ic conditions, discussed things toconsider from a tax standpointwhen buying equipment, account-ing rules for bonus depreciation,buying new equipment versusrepairing existing fleets and other

fleet replacement strategies.Additionally, the seminar featureda brief presentation by MiltonLong, Charlotte area manager forCAT Financial and FCCEquipment Financing, whoaddressed current economic condi-tions and what criteria creditors

look at in today’s market whenanalyzing a customer’s credit.

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Sponsored by Carolina CAT,CAT Financial and FCCEquipment Financing, this freecustomer seminar has been well-received by all attendees, resultingin renewed focus on the many

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The co-located 2010 World of Asphalt Show & Conference and AGG1Aggregates Forum & Expo have just concluded a record-breaking rundespite the lingering downturn.

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• $8.46 billion in highway funds havebeen committed for specific projects;

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• $1.07 billion in public transportationfunds are pending award.”

Nonetheless, it is almost impossible to“sidestep the political rhetoric” of theARRA. The stimulus package was a signa-ture initiative of a new administration andwas hailed as the major anti-recessionweapon in the administration’s arsenal. Thepolitics of the legislation were virtually inter-woven with its other provisions.

Assurances repeatedly were given aboutthe number of existing jobs it would saveand new jobs it would produce — with aWeb site created to track them all. The legis-lation’s authors said the package of spendingprograms would spur immediate revival inthe building industry via “shovel-ready”projects as well as lay the foundation forlonger-term infrastructure renovation andreplacement.

Twelve months later, it is safe to say thepromise of the Recovery and ReinvestmentAct is not fully realized. Clearly, the moneyhelped preserve construction jobs. Less clearis if the money actually stimulated construc-tion activity beyond the work funded by theoriginal federal infusion. It is not clear thatthe funding had a multiplier effect, that itwas seed money for subsequent state andprivate sector investment. And the debtincurred in funding the initiative is worri-some to many.

Mostly Overlay WorkIn Texas, Austin Bridge & Road picked

up a stimulus-funded $30 million job inLouisiana shortly after the Act was passed, aproject that won’t be complete until later thisyear. However, the Irving-based companyhas not landed anything comparable since.

“We have picked up a few others, the so-called shovel-ready projects, mostly asphaltoverlays. Those are the kind of projects thattake three to six months,” said Jim Andoga,company president, “and that saved a fewjobs, but I want to tell you that when thosemonths ended, those people were gone. Thestimulus needed to generate projects thatwere more long-term. Most were short-term.”

Austin Bridge & Road produced justunder $500 million in revenue in 2009, but itstill was a year of shrinkage. When 2009began, its payroll numbered almost 1,300.More than 250 positions have been lostsince.

“Some contractors had more than halftheir employees laid off,” added Andoga,who is western region vice chairman of

ARTBA. “They had more than 2,000employees and are down below a thousandnow. They tell me, ‘Wow! You’ve done ahell of a job.’ Well, we were fortunate tohave some other projects. Where we havelost is with the asphalt work, the stimulusjobs.”

Andoga is concerned that he soon willhave to cut deeper.

“I look at my professional staff, my engi-neers and estimators. As thestimulus money goes away,I’m going to have to lay offsalaried staff, the jobs thathad been protected. I justdon’t have that much workto chase, so I am sitting herewith an estimating depart-ment without any work.

“We are hearing similarstories throughout the coun-try. Yes, there are some com-panies that were fortunate tohave picked up a lot of thesestimulus projects, but a lot ofthat work went very, verycheap.”

At the other end of the country, ChuckNiederriter has a different take on the stimu-lus funding program. Niederriter is chiefoperating officer of Golden TriangleConstruction Co., and president ofConstructors Association of WesternPennsylvania.

“If you don’t think the stimulus hasworked, ask Chuck,” President Obama saidin mid-February during a press conferencemarking the one-year anniversary of theARRA’s passage. Niederriter was on thestage with the president.

Golden Triangle has landed two projectsthat will begin this summer. The jobs hadbeen on the planning shelf awaiting funding,which the stimulus package now has provid-ed. One is a runway project at PittsburghInternational Airport and the other a statehighway improvement project involvingconcrete overlay on asphalt. The two jobswill employ approximately 100 workers,Niederriter said — “most of whom will berecalled. If we hadn’t gotten this work, theywouldn’t have been called back.”

Niederriter said that last year he anticipat-ed winning stimulus-funded projects forGolden Triangle and subsequently did.“Maybe I even got a little more than Ithought I would.”

He said most of the 70 members of theWestern Pennsylvania association also arehappy with the ARRA program.

“Some of them have more stimulus proj-ects than others. There are a few that didn’tget any, but maybe their competitors wonsome stimulus projects and opened otherjobs for them. I haven’t heard anyone in this

industry say it wasn’t a good thing. Ourinfrastructure is in dire need of this money.”

Maybe Next YearA total of $180 billion was targeted for

construction work out of a $787 billion stim-ulus pot — which eventually was recalculat-ed and determined to be $862 billion. Mostof the construction funding has neither beenspent nor obligated, which has contractors

hoping that 2010 will see wider diffusion ofthe money.

“The stimulus is one of the very fewbright spots the construction industry experi-enced last year and is one of the few hopeskeeping it going in 2010," Ken Simonson,chief economist of Associated GeneralContractors, said in a February AGC release."The stimulus is saving construction jobs,driving demand for new equipment anddelivering better and more efficient infra-structure for our economy."

Simonson credited the stimulus with “sta-bilizing” the jobs picture for the constructionindustry. In other words, while the industry’snearly 25 percent unemployment rate maynot get much better, it might not worsen.

"The stimulus will keep a bad situationfrom deteriorating further," Simonson said."That may not make for great headlines, butit is welcome news for construction workersanxious to continue receiving pay checks."

Niederriter believes there is no disputingthe merits of the program.

“For our industry, I don’t know of anyonewho would say the stimulus wasn’t a plus. Idon’t know why anyone would say that.”

The construction industry perhaps unwit-tingly was placed in the forefront of the 2009stimulus debate through popularization ofthe “shovel-ready” phrase. It captured theidea of a quick transference of money fromWashington to companies working on stateand local projects. That the transfer was notas quick as advertised has embarrassed stim-ulus proponents.

“The money didn’t arrive nearly as quick-ly as the bank payoffs were due,” said anIllinois highway contractor, a member of the

Southern Illinois Builders Association. Theexecutive director of the association, TimGarvey, informally polled board membersduring a late February meeting and got a mixof responses.

Several told Garvey the stimulus had noimpact on their operations during 2009, butthey are hoping it will this year. One high-way contractor said his company did benefitwith road overlays and patching work, but

that no jobs were saved,nor new employees hired.

Building contractors onthe board reported no workas a result of stimulus fund-ing, but an electrical con-tractor said he was general-ly satisfied with the pro-gram and had gotten somework from it, includingbuilding retrofits and solarpanel installations.

Athird highway contrac-tor said the money arrivedat the state level relativelysoon, but was “way, way

late” being contracted out by the state. Yetanother one was not satisfied with the stimu-lus because it was not large enough.

Garvey said issues unrelated to the stimu-lus further muddy the Illinois constructionpicture.

“The problem is that our state has theworst budgetary condition in the countryother than California,” he said. The situationis aggravated by the General Assembly’sapparent unwillingness to act until after thisfall’s election, according to Garvey. “Theprospect for things improving in Illinois isvery dim indeed, very bleak. Our guys arepolitically paralyzed.”

Machines Not Moving … YetEquipment manufacturers and distributors

didn’t see a surge of stimulus-related buyingin 2009, as some had expected.

“We know this bill isn’t perfect,”Associated Equipment Distributors presi-dent and CEO Toby Mack declared a yearago, “but the bill is without a doubt going toexpand infrastructure-related equipmentmarkets…”

While a full release of stimulus dollarsobviously hasn’t occurred, a significant mar-ket expansion hasn’t happened either. In fact,the Equipment Leasing and FinanceAssociation’s leasing and finance Index forJanuary showed new business volume hasdeclined by 24 percent compared to the pre-vious January.

That squares with what Ronnie Rowe hasseen from his vantage point as manager of aJames River Equipment dealership inGreensboro, N.C. Rowe said most projects

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“The stimulus is one of the very few brightspots the construction industry experiencedlast year and is one of the few hopes keeping it going in 2010.”

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In the early 1970’s, Obadal setup the AED Washington Officeboth to represent the interests ofequipment distributors in thenation’s capital and to help AEDmembers get more involved in thepolicy process at the grassrootslevel. Shortly after his retirement in2002, Obadal received the AEDDemocracy Award for his lifetimeof service to the association.

“Tony was a great advocate forthe equipment industry, a larger-than-life personality, and a goodfriend,” AED President and CEOToby Mack said. “He deservesmuch of the credit for our associa-tion’s elevated political visibility inWashington, D.C., and the

increased political activism ofour members around the coun-try.”

In addition to his work forAED, Obadal served a numberof other association clientsthrough his law firm, includingthe Aeronautical Repair StationAssociation, the AmericanConcrete Pipe Association, theAmerican Concrete PressurePipe Association, the NationalContractors Association, andthe National Stone, Sand &Gravel Association. Beforeentering private practice,Obadal served as Court of

Appeals attorney for theNational Labor Relations Boardand as labor counsel for the U.S.Chamber of Commerce.

Obadal also was involved ina number of community andprofessional organizations overthe years. He was a past chair-man of the board of theWestminster School inAnnandale, Va., served on thelegal advisory board of theNational Legal Center for thePublic Interest, the board of TheRoad Information Program, andas a board member and presi-dent of the Thomas More

Society of America.Since retiring from the law firm

of Obadal, Filler, MacLeod &Klein PLC, Obadal and his wifeNancy lived in Williamsburg, Va.,where he served on the James CityCounty Planning Commission.

Despite all his professionalaccomplishments, his greatest sat-isfaction and pride was in his fam-ily. Survivors include his wife of48 years, Nancy, four children:Nancy Bryant of Atlanta, KirstenObadal of Alexandria, Katie Lyonsof Herndon, Michael Obadal ofNewport News, and nine grand-children.

A Mass of Christian Burial washeld at St. Bede’s Catholic Church,Williamsburg, Va., on Feb. 16. Inlieu of flowers, memorial dona-tions may be made to TheLionheart School, 180 AcademyStreet, Alpharetta, Georgia 30009(http://www.thelionheartschool.com/).

“Tony was a great advocate for the equipment industry,a larger-than-life personality, and a good friend.”

TToobbyy MMaacckkAssociated Equipment Distributors

Former AED Washington Counsel Tony Obadal Dies

Anthony J. Obadal passed away onFeb. 13, 2010, at the age of 77.

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“The rains this year have beenexcessive. We have had totake some extreme measuresto deal with the rain and wetsite conditions so that we couldkeep working.”

RRiicckk WWiilllliiaammssWest Brothers Construction

the school, which is scheduled toopen in November of this year.Work on the project is runningseven days a week to keep theopening on track.

Many subcontractors also arebeing used on the project includingBurns Dirt Construction,Columbus, Miss., as the dirt sub-contractor and local firm Pryor &Morrow Architects and Engineers,based in Columbus and Tupelo,Miss.

“The school is a typical metalbuilding structure with a coveredblock and brick exterior and metalroof,” said Rick Williams, seniorproject manager of West Brothers.The company was hoping to finishthe project, which started in April,ahead of schedule but weatherstalled plans for a previously pro-jected August grand opening.

“The rains this year have beenexcessive,” he added. “We havehad to take some extreme meas-ures to deal with the rain and wetsite conditions so that we couldkeep working. One of the thingswe did was install four to six inch-es of crushed granite, milledasphalt and crushed stone as aground cover over the entire site.This has given us the ability tokeep working during the wet sea-son. It has also helped to controlrun-off from the site.”

Williams said the crushed rocksinks into the mud and clay to cre-ate stable ground for constructionvehicles to maneuver on. “This hashelped us out a lot and made ahuge difference in our staying onschedule.” he said. “We coveredeverything on site that wasn’t onpermanent grass or that didn’t havea building on it. When the project

is finished, we will dig up thematerial and haul it off site. Wewill stockpile and reuse the materi-al on another job.”

Williams said the project isbeing built on a base of sandy, claymaterial that is prone to erosion sothe ground cover also helped pro-tect the site from this. “We workedwith owners to provide erosionmats and seasonal seeding to getthe slopes protected,“ he added.“The owners invested money indoing that to keep the project mov-ing along.”

Williams said the companyspent around $60,000 on theground cover to get access to thebuilding site. He said there arenumerous pieces of equipment cur-rently being used on the projectincluding dozers, loaders, cranes,material handlers, skid steers andcompactors.

The 150,000-sq.-ft. (13,935 sqm) middle school is using a spokedesign, with a central commonsarea and halls stemming likespokes from the central area. Eachwing of the school will function asa self-contained unit. Williams saidthe construction materials beingused are energy efficient to cutdown on heating and cooling costs.

A plan to handle expectedincreased traffic around the sitealso is in the works with theMississippi Department ofTransportation (MDOT). The plancalls for installing traffic lights onHighway 45 North, at the top ofAirbase Hill, to widen Highway373, from Highway 45 North topast the entrance of the school.Plans also call for installing a ded-icated turn lane and a traffic light,to be used during peak traffictimes, on Highway 373.

“MDOT will install the trafficsignals at the intersection of U.S.45 and SR 50,” said Bill Jamieson,district engineer for MDOT. “Theother improvements will be madeby permit to the city of ColumbusSchool System. Also included intothis permit will be mast arm polesfor the signals at U.S. 45 and SR50. The Department will theninstall the signal heads and con-troller.”

According to Williams, thecompany is working one shift butthey are running every day of theweek. “Right now there areapproximately 80 to 100 workerson site every day,” he said.

“Hopefully the weather willcooperate so we can stay on track.”

(This story also can be foundon Construction EquipmentGuide’s Web site at www.con-structionequipmentguide.com.)CEG

SCHOOL from page 1

The gymnasium roofgoing on.

There are approximately80 to 100 workers on siteevery day, according toSenior Project ManagerRick Williams.

Firm Employs Extreme Measures to Deliver School on Time

Crews pumping concrete for theadministration building slab.

Pumping concrete for the gymnasiumduring a night shift, which is part

of the seven-days-a-week required to stay on schedule after a lot

of weather-related delays.


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Bucyrus International Inc., a designer and manufacturerof mining equipment, completed its acquisition of the min-ing equipment business of Terex Corporation.

The transaction will position Bucyrus as the premier sup-plier of mining equipment, serving its customers from near-ly 100 locations around the world with a team approaching10,000 people.

“We are pleased to announce this important milestone forBucyrus as we begin our 130th year in business. This trans-

action is a unique opportunity to build an even stronger com-pany for our customers, employees, and stockholders,” saidTim Sullivan, president and chief executive officer ofBucyrus.

In connection with the acquisition, Bucyrus paid $1 bil-lion in cash and issued to Terex 5,809,731 shares of Bucyruscommon stock. The number of shares was determined bydividing $300 million by the trade weighted average shareprice of Bucyrus for a 10-day period prior to signing theagreement on Dec. 20, 2009. Bucyrus amended its existingcredit agreement and raised additional term debt of $1 billionto fund the cash payment.

With the completion of this transaction, Bucyrus hasextended the organization’s geographic footprint, diversifiedits product portfolio and positioned the company as a moreglobally competitive organization. Bucyrus doubles itsaddressable market from roughly $15 billion to more than$30 billion.

“This transaction is a natural extension of our currentoperations; we’re one company with a proud history pow-ered by hard-working, loyal employees who are passionateabout mining,” Sullivan said. “We’ve reinforced our long-held values of safety, customer focus and reliability at work.”

Bucyrus’ portfolio now consists of walking draglines,electric rope shovels, the world’s largest hydraulic excava-tors, off-the-highway haul trucks, highwall miners, under-ground longwall systems, room and pillar mining systemsand transport machinery and a full line of drills and belt sys-tems for all mining applications.

For more information, visit www.bucyrus.com.

Bucyrus CompletesAcquisition of TerexMining Business

“This transaction is a uniqueopportunity to build an evenstronger company for ourcustomers, employees andstockholders.”

TTiimm SSuulllliivvaannBucyrus International Inc.

March/April 2010 – Meetings. IAAP Grassroots Meetings in YourRegion include Grassroots meetings hosted by the IAAP LegislativeCommittee and the Transportation for Illinois Coalition provide a chanceto catch up with old friends and meet new ones interested in state trans-portation issues. Please sign up for one or more in your area:

March, 2010 – Project Manager Development Program. Brought toyou by the Associated General Contractors of America. The ProjectManager Development Program (PMDP) is a set of highly-interactivecourses that provide participants the essential skills to advance theircareers as project managers. Register today for Module 4/RiskManagement: Wednesdays, March 3, 10 and 24, 2010 and Tuesday,March 16, 2010 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Construction TrainingSchool, 6301 Knox Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63139.Questions: Joanne Engle (314) 644-1525 ext. 225 or [email protected].

March 9-10, 2010 – EXPO. Philadelphia Construction EXPO to beheld at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks, PA. For ticket and fur-ther information, please contact Sheila Kirby (800)523-2200 or BobBuckley (800)992-7116 at Construction Equipment Guide, Ft.Washington, PA.

March 12, 2010 – PREP CLASS. AGC of St. Louis has partnered withthe American Institute of Constructors to offer a prep class on Friday,March 12, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Construction Training School,6301 Knox Industrial Drive for the Level II Certified ProfessionalConstructors Exam to be offered by AGC of St. Louis Saturday, March 27,2010. For more information, contact Kathy Givens regarding the onlineregistration process at (314)480-3172, or contact Joanne Engle at(314)644-1525 or [email protected]. Registration deadline is March 5,2010.

March 17-20, 2010 – CONVENTION ‘10. Mark your calendar! AGC’s91st Annual Convention will be held at the Marriott Orlando World Centerin Orlando, FL. More information will be posted as soon as it is avail-able.

March 24, 2010 – Breakfast. The IAAP Legislative Breakfast isscheduled from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the Sangamo Club in SpringfieldIllinois. The IAAP actively works for legislation that helps the aggregatesindustry and fights legislation that hurts aggregate producers and thecompanies selling goods and services to this industry. To be success-ful, these efforts require face to face contacts with members of the IllinoisGeneral Assembly. You can be an active and effective part of these lob-bying efforts by attending. For more information, call Glenda Schoening,IAAP Office Manager at (217)241-1639.

April 23-24, 2010 – Auction. NITKE AUCTION, Wausau, Wisconsin.April 26, 2010 – Meeting. Illinois Valley Region (IDOT District 3) is

holding a gathering at 6:00 p.m., Morris, Illinois with the Transportationfor Illinois Coalition to extend invitations to its members made up ofstatewide and regional business, organized labor, governmental andnot-for-profit organizations. For more information you may call GlendaSchoening at (217)241-1639.

May 11, 2010 – Convention. 42nd Annual IAAP Convention at theSpringfield Crowne Plaza Hotel, Springfield, IL. You may register by con-tacting IAAP, 1115 South 2nd Street, Springfield, IL 62704. Fax:(217)241-1641. Telephone: (217)241-1639.

June 1-5, 2010 – EXPO. ConExpo Russia 2010, CrocusInternational Exhibition Center, Moscow, Russia. ConExpo Russia is anew construction exhibition supported by the Russian government,Russian contractor groups, and the manufacturers who exhibit. It is thegathering place of the construction, utility and forestry industries inRussia and surrounding states, featuring the latest in equipment tech-nologies and education. The Russian construction industry is booming.With continued growth potential and infrastructure projects in the non-residential construction, forestry and utility industries, companies arelooking to the Russian market to expand their enterprise. For more infor-mation visit: www.conexporussia.com and email: [email protected] and phone: (800)867-6060.

DONATION - HELP Support IAAP’s Political Activities – The IAAPPolitical Action Committee (PAC)was created in order to provide finan-cial support for our allies in the Illinois General Assembly. Whether fromChicago or Downstate Illinois, Democrat or Republican, these legislatorsall have one thing in common – they support bills that help the Illinoisaggregates industry and oppose bills that hurt our interests. As the costof political campaigns continues to rise, we want to ensure that legisla-tors who support this industry can compete and continue to do goodwork. For that reason, supporting the IAAP PAC is critically important tothe future of our industry, your company, and your Association’s politicalactivities. Please consider sending a donation, payable to the IAAP, to:John Henriksen, Secretary/Treasurer, IAAP PAC, 1115 S. 2nd Street,Springfield, Illinois 62704.

INFORMATION - The Transportation for Illinois Coalition (TFIC) haspublished and electronic version of it’s most recent white paper, ananalysis of the 2009 capital program. To download a copy of this doc-ument, go to the TFIC website: http://www.tficillinois.org, click on publi-cations and open the file entitled Capital Funding for Transportation.Questions? Please feel free to contact John Henriksen, IllinoisAssociation of Aggregate Producers, 1115 South 2nd Street, Springfield,IL 62704. Office: (217)241-1639. Cell: (217)899-7389. Fax:(217)241-1641.

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Kenworth T440 Targets Vocational, Municipal MarketsKenworth Truck Company’s T440 model is available in

tractor and truck configurations for regional haul, city pick-up and delivery, municipal and vocational applications.

“Kenworth is aggressively expanding its product line tobring Kenworth’s World’s Best quality, performance anddurability to additional markets and customers in theUnited States and Canada,” said Gary Moore, Kenworthassistant general manager for marketing and sales.

“The new Kenworth T440 offers excellent value, pro-ductivity and aerodynamics to truck operators and fleets inheavy front-axle regionalhaul and pickup and deliv-ery applications. This versa-tile truck also will benefitvocational and municipalcustomers who need aheavy front axle for dumps,mixers and fire trucks.”

The Kenworth T440 isnow available for order withinitial production scheduledto begin first quarter 2010.

Built on the same plat-form as the T470 introducedin June, the Kenworth T440has a gross vehicle weight(GVW) ranging from aheavy Class 7 vehicle at33,000 lbs. (14,968 kg) upto a light Class 8 truck at68,000 lbs. (30,844 kg).

The 2010 PACCAR PX-8 engine, rated from 260 to350 hp (194 to 261 kW) and660 to 1,000 lb.-ft. oftorque, is standard equip-ment. The optional 9-L,

2010 Cummins ISL engine is rated from 345 to 380 hp(257 to 283 kW) and 1,150 to 1,300 lb.-ft. of torque.

Other key T440 features include 10-, 11-, and 13-speedmanual and 5- and 6-speed automatic transmissions; and12,000 to 22,000 lb. (5,443 to 9,979 kg) rated front axles,21,000 to 26,000 lb. (9,525 to 11,793 kg) rated single rearaxles, and 40,000 to 46,000 lb. (18,143 to 20,865 kg) ratedtandem rear axles.

The T440’s modern styling features an aerodynamicsloped hood, which gives the driver enhanced forward vis-

ibility. A three-piece aerodynamic bumper, Kenworth sig-nature grille, and forward lighting with Halogen projectorheadlamps are standard equipment. An aluminum or steelchannel bumper and high intensity discharge (HID) light-ing are available as options.

The Kenworth T440 offers the same, multiplexed dashinstalled in Kenworth’s Class 8 product line with a largepanel for convenient installation of body controls andgauges. The Kenworth driver information center is stan-dard in the T440. The optional Kenworth extended day cab

enhances driver comfortwith an additional 6 in. oflength and 5 in. of cabheight compared toKenworth’s traditional daycab.

The T440 can be orderedwith the air ride cab and a38-in. Kenworth AeroCabsleeper. Also available arefactory installation of apower take-off (PTO) andone lift axle.

The T440 marksKenworth’s second majornew product introductionsince June, when the com-pany expanded its productrange in the vocational andmunicipal markets with theintroduction of theKenworth T470 model forvocational and municipalmarkets.

For more information,visit www.kenworth.com.

NTEADebuts Market Data, Industry Stats Web Site SectionThe National Truck Equipment

Association (NTEA), the leading associa-tion for the work truck industry, launchedthe new Market Data and IndustryStatistics section of NTEA.com. This newsection, designed to support members inthe running of their businesses, providescomprehensive statistics and market dataranging from the latest trends in U.S. truck

sales and registrations to commodity pric-ing and global commercial truck marketdata, plus leading industry indicators andforecasts, accompanied by insight, inter-pretation and analysis.

The new section on Market Data andIndustry Statistics will serve as the one-stop to find the latest market data fromsources including R.L. Polk, IHS Global

Insight and Ward’s Automotive, accordingto NTEA.

According to NTEA Executive DirectorJim Carney, “As the work truck industrycontinues to feel the impact of the eco-nomic downturn, our association can pro-vide critical information to members —by providing them with the most up-to-date market and competitive intelligence

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Recycling Section

The American headquarterswith a new parts and training facil-ity announced by SennebogenLLC in October 2008 has nowopened its doors in Stanley, N.C.,and committed to serving theNorth American marketplace fromthis central location.

According to ConstantinoLannes, the president ofSennebogen LLC, the opening ofthe new facility is just the first stepin its development as one of NorthAmerica’s premier support centersfor heavy equipment. The center isdesigned to accommodate a signif-icant increase in employees as thebusiness achieves expected growthtargets. Its head office, parts andtraining facility is part of the com-pany’s plan for continued growthas it expands sales into new sec-tors.

“This positive strategy has

allowed us to grow,” Lannes said.“We are committed to keeping theinvestment in our staff. They arepart of the Sennebogen family.

“We are very proud of how thisfacility has been conceived andconstructed,” Lannes continued.“Every feature is based on the spe-cific activities. We are alwaysexplaining to customers howSennebogen equipment is ‘pur-pose-built’ for its application. Thisproject was developed with thesame kind of thinking.”

The site is close to CharlotteDouglas International Airport andis well-served for air travel andtruck transportation. The facilityitself comprises two main areas:one to warehouse replacementparts for distribution to equipmentdealers, and one for training deal-ers’ and customers’ staff on theoperation and maintenance of the

equipment.

Complete Parts InventoryEntering through the main door

to the facility, visitors arrive to anopen reception area. Thousands ofdifferent hydraulic and mechanicalcomponents are in stock to servicevarious machine models. Thewarehouse also maintains anextensive inventory of majormachine components and assem-blies, weighing from ounces to lit-erally thousands of pounds.

“We keep everything on handthat a technician might need tokeep one of our machines up andrunning and with 24/7 parts andservice availability, Sennebogen ismaintaining its pledge to maximizetheir customers’ up time,” Lannessaid. “Our distributors do a tremen-dous job of keeping their own localsupplies of service and repair parts,

so we’re always ready to replenishtheir stocks, without waiting fororders to come from overseas.Almost any customer request is onits way the same day the orderarrives here.”

Lannes noted that the ware-house even keeps a large inventoryof engines in stock.

“Replacement units for heavyequipment normally come directlyfrom the original engine manufac-

turers or their dealers,” Lannesexplained. “But we make sure wehave the exact engines available tofit into our units in the field easily.That can offer a great time-savingfor service technicians. In one caserecently, we had one of our distrib-utors who was told he would haveto wait up to eight weeks to get anengine from its manufacturer, butwe had it in stock and shipped out

Sennebogen Opens American HQ;Plans for Continued Growth

Inventor Sam Turnbull had a demolition and exca-vation business in Sydney, Australia, in the 1980s and1990s. A regular, but expensive and time-consumingprocess then was to have an excavator put sandthrough a huge screening plant.

Before Flip Screen came along, companies thatneeded to segregate materials from excavation orconstruction sites would get their excavator or loaderbuckets and bore holes straight through them usingacetylene torches. The perforated buckets were thenused to pick up loads. The usual and immediate prob-lem was that it would leak material straight away asthe carrier was moved to the screening site. To thenshake the machine backward and forward was detri-mental to the carrier machines as damage to every-thing is severe from destroying pins and booms torisking injury to operators.

Seeing firsthand the damage suffered by carriersscreening materials, Turnbull recalled standing in

front of a bucket and feeling frustrated. Turning frustration into focus, Turnbull employed

persistence and perseverance, toiling on the FlipScreen concept for 16 years. The first few prototypeswere built using makeshift materials such as a 44-gal.drum, a couple of truck rims and some bits of scrapsteel. To see how materials were churned around inthe drums, Turnbull put video cameras inside them toactually see them work.

The result of his passion? Flip Screen: the portablemechanical screening attachment that has made bigwaves in Australia and is now being used and mar-keted to more than 19 countries including the UnitedStates.

The Flip Screen is a bucket with a mesh screeningchamber on top. Material is sieved out through themesh as the Flip Screen rotates 360 degrees, while thelarger particles are retained inside by the unit’s inward

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Sennebogen’s American headquarters is located in Stanley, N.C.

The Flip Screen is a bucket with a mesh screening chamber ontop. Material is sieved out through the mesh as the Flip Screenrotates 360 degrees, while the larger particles are retainedinside by the unit’s inward spiraling action, without the use ofa closing door.

see SENNEBOGEN page 42

see FLIP page 42

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The RRC system in the new ROC D3-01 RRC model hasbeen designed based on the reliable RRC systems found inAtlas Copco’s ROC T15 rig and the ROC D7 and D9 rigs.The ROC D3-01 RRC is powered by a 116 kW Cumminsengine and offers two rock drill options: the 12 kW COP1240 and the 16 kW COP 1640.

The rod handling system on the D3-01 model capablymanages up to five 12-ft. (3.66 m) rods. The D3-01 rig canbe equipped with the R32, T38 and T45 drill steels. TheAtlas Copco compressor on the D3-01 model has a free airdelivery capacity of 200 cfm (95 l/s).

“The added capability of radio remote for the D3 takesthis very popular drill to the next level. As seen with otherradio remote models, it adds tremendous flexibility and ver-satility,” said Maurice Hunter, business line manager,Surface Drilling Equipment, Atlas Copco ConstructionMining Technique USA.

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Hands-On Equipment TrainingThe rear area of the facility is a wholly

self-contained training center, complete witha separate entrance and its own kitchen.Meeting rooms and classrooms are allequipped with the computer networking andprojection technology required for today’sinteractive instruction methods. The trainingsection occupies two levels, including anupper area that overlooks a large machinebay. This bay allows Sennebogen trainers tobring any Sennebogen machine indoors, upto the 200,000 lb. (90,718 kg) 870 modelmaterial handler.

“Efficiency has been built into this facili-ty. With a number of classrooms available,different classes can run simultaneously,”said Lannes. “It also allows us to have anumber of distributors in at the same time.”

Workplace Health and SafetyLannes pointed out that the building was

designed with people as much in mind asmachine parts.

“The health and safety of our staff andcustomers is primary at Sennebogen, here athome or on the job site.”

The building is well ventilated for contin-uous air exchange and the windows open forfresh air to enter. Access to the fully fencedsite is through a gated entry, providing anextra measure of personal security for staffand visitors who often work late into thenight.

Sennebogen, a family-owned businessfounded in 1952 in Straubing, Germany, is amanufacturer of specialized material han-dling machines used in scrap, recycling,ports, logging and forestry and many otherindustries.

Sennebogen LLC is the U.S.-based sub-sidiary of the company, established in 2000to introduce and support Sennebogen equip-ment throughout the Americas. Its 54,000 sq.ft. facility with six bays for shipping andreceiving occupies a secure 32 acre sitelocated in Lincoln County, about 20 minutesfrom the city of Charlotte.

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SENNEBOGEN from page 37

Flip Screen to Bring New E50Model to U.S. Market in Mayspiraling action, without the use of a closingdoor. Counter rotating the bucket ejects allthe remaining oversized bits. The wholeprocess is achieved without any vibration orshaking of the machines. The super hi-ten-sile meshes range in opening size from .375to 6 in. (.95 to 15 cm) and are easily changedin less than 5 minutes by one person with notools required, allowing it to screen manydifferent materials to many different sizes,according to the manufacturer.

Flip Screen was one of Australia’s fasteststart-up companies in 2009, according to theBusiness Weekly Review Magazine. In lessthan seven years of its launch in the interna-tional market, Flip Screen has wonnumerous prestigious awards

The company will officially launch thenew E50 into the U.S. market duringISRI’s Success Expo from May 4 to 8,

2010. This model suits 11 to 17 ton (10 to15 t) excavators. Screen sizes arechanged within a few short minutes usingone operator and up to 96 tons (87 t) perhour are processed using this small FlipScreen model. The E50 Flip Screenshowcases diverse applications with therecovery of valuable scrap metals fromstockpiles contaminated by dirt as one ofits most profitable uses, according to themanufacturer.

Another recent development is thecompany’s work on the new WL3000 flipscreen. This unit will weigh approximate-ly 99,000 lbs. (44,905 kg) and will beideally suited to 451,000 lbs. (204,570kg).

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FAE has expanded its line of PTO tractormounted forestry super duty heads with theUML/DT 200 — 79 in. (200 cm) cutting width— and UML/DT 225 — 89 in. (226 cm) cuttingwidth. The DT line has a double side transmis-sion in order to mulch the most difficult materi-al.

FAE has been producing the PTO line ofmulching attachments for more then 20 yearsand offers a large range of attachments.Attachments range from 50 to 350 hp (37 to 261kW) tractors with widths from 50 to 99 in. (127to 251 cm) cutting width. Several fixed toothoptions are available for all models.

Main features are:• Fixed tooth drum with double carbide teeth • Capable of mulching up to 20 in. (51 cm)

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All FAE heads come with a standard 2 yearwarranty.

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FAE Adds New Tractor Mounted Forestry Super Duty Heads

FAE has expanded its line of PTO tractor mounted forestry super duty heads with the UML/DT 200 — 79 in. (200 cm)cutting width — and UML/DT 225 — 89 in. (226 cm) cutting width.


Powerscreen’s Warrior 2400 Builds Upon 1400’s Success

The screen will accept a wide variety of media making it suitable for many appli-cations.

Set-up time and ease of operation are aided by hydraulic folding tail and side con-veyors, 2-speed tracks, a slide-out tail conveyor facility to aid media access andload sensing collection conveyor circuit to avoid blockages.

Powerscreen has launched thenew Powerscreen Warrior 2400 aspart of its new product develop-ment program.

“The Warrior 2400 builds onthe global success of the Warrior1400 and Warrior 1800, represent-ing the next step in the evolutionof heavy duty track mobile screen-ers. With the Warrior 2400,

Powerscreen extends our range ofheavy duty screeners, to meet theneeds of larger end users and oper-ators in the quarrying, mining andrecycling sectors,” said Pat Brian,Powerscreen global director ofsales.

The Powerscreen Warrior 2400is a multi-purpose unit, capable ofhandling large feed sizes while

remaining convenient to move andtransport, according to the manu-facturer.

It features a heavy duty inclinescreen with a high amplitude tripleshaft drive mechanism, lendingitself to screening, scalping, 2 or 3way splitting and stockpilingmaterials like aggregates, topsoil,coal, construction, demolition

waste and iron ore. The screen willaccept a wide variety of mediamaking it suitable for many appli-cations.

Set-up time and ease of opera-tion are aided by hydraulic foldingtail and side conveyors, 2-speedtracks, a slide-out tail conveyorfacility to aid media access andload sensing collection conveyor

circuit to avoid blockages. Its sim-ple-to-use electrical control sys-tem allows operators to monitorand diagnose the machine onsitevia an LCD display without spe-cialist tools. The Warrior 2400 alsowill be offered with optional dualpower.

For more information, visitwww.powerscreen.com.

The Powerscreen Warrior 2400features a heavy duty inclinescreen with a high amplitudetriple shaft drive mechanism.


Exodus Machines Appoints Four to Director PositionsExodus Machines, the

U.S. manufacturer of materi-al handlers for the scrap andwaste markets, has namedfour members to directorpositions within the compa-ny. Named were: AdamBennis, director of engineer-ing; Erik Finstad, director offinance; Marisa Ring, direc-tor of human resources; andJustin Bacon, director ofprocurement.

“Our company is all aboutpeople,” said Bruce Bacon, Exodus presi-dent. “Each of these individuals brings alevel of expertise to his or her position thatwill establish benchmarks within theirdepartments and help guide us as we growour business.”

Adam Bennis — Director ofEngineering

Bennis comes to Exodus with a wealth ofengineering experience, most recently asproject engineer for a forestry heavy equip-ment manufacturer. As director of engineer-ing, Bennis will oversee all engineering-related efforts at Exodus, including structur-al engineering, hydraulics, electrical and

design.“This is an unbelievably exciting time for

all of us here,” he said. “We are seeing thefirst units heading out the door now andalready we have our sights set on additionalmodels and various new boom configura-tions to meet our customers’ needs. Now isthe time to make things happen; we’ll havetime to sit and reflect later.”

Erik Finstad — Director of FinanceAs director of finance, Finstad oversees

all of corporate accounting and finance, IT,legal, insurance, banking relationships andinteraction with state and federal agencies.Before coming to Exodus, Finstad was abusiness development consultant to Dover

Corporation, and chief financial officer ofAnderson Lubricants Inc., of Superior, Wisc.

Marisa Ring — Director of HumanResources & Publications

Prior to assuming her position at Exodus,Ring spent eight years as a technicalwriter/marketing assistant, as well as cus-tomer service representative at GenesisAttachments, also of Superior, Wisc. AtExodus, she will oversee all activity relatedto human resources and technical publica-tions.

“It’s been my goal since day one to hirethe best people possible and empower themto do their respective jobs well,” she said. “Inevery business, the employees are the most

important asset; that ringsespecially true for us as anew company. So we arestarting with what we see asthe best people for the joband, based upon our trustand support of them, we willbuild a strong team to helpmove us forward.”

Justin Bacon —Director of

Procurement Justin is another veteran

of Genesis Attachments where he headed upthe company’s rebuild program. He isresponsible for overseeing material procure-ment, shipping/receiving and inventory con-trol.

“We view our suppliers as true businesspartners in bringing a world-class machineto market,” he said. “So our goal is to con-tinue developing and improving relation-ships with our vendors, to achieve top quali-ty, performance and availability. We alsowant to make certain that we have same-dayshipping capability for 95 percent of cus-tomer parts orders.”

For more information, visitwww.ExodusMachinesInc.com.

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Marisa Ring is director ofhuman resources.

Erik Finstad is director offinance.

Adam Bennis is directorof engineering.

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Co-locating with World of Asphalt and AGG1 in 2010were the Flexible Pavements of Ohio annual meeting and thePlantmix Asphalt Industry of Kentucky (PAIKY) WinterTraining School.

Several educational gatherings also would held in con-junction with the shows. These included the AGG1Academy; the People, Plants and Paving Program; and theAsphalt Pavement Alliance’s Asphalt Pavement Conference.

Attendees also had access to the co-located NationalTraffic Management and Work Zone Safety PowerWorkshop, sponsored by the American Road andTransportation Builders Association (ARTBA); a NIOSH

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World of Asphalt is owned by the National AsphaltPavement Association (NAPA) and Association ofEquipment Manufacturers (AEM); AGG1 is owned by theNational Stone, Sand and Gravel Association (NSSGA).AEM is the producer of the show.

Final Registration Numbers Exceed6,200 at World of Asphalt in Cincy

Komatsu Product Manager Armando Najera Jr. wason hand to answer questions about their newPC200LC-8 hybrid excavator.

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One Year Later: Stim Concerns Still Lingerin his market area have been high-way resurfacing jobs, which he dis-misses as “the quick and visible fix.Contractors doing resurfacing don’thave a lot of equipment needs.”

The dealership boss said businessactivity in 2009 was about as slow ashe has seen, including during the“Carter recession” years when inter-est rates skyrocketed. Oddly enough,he was buoyed somewhat the lastweekend of February when heattended the liquidation auction ofan equipment dealership inGreensboro. “There was a lot ofactivity there, so maybe that meanspeople are making moves.”

Rowe actually is hopeful that2010 will be busier at his place. Inconversations with customers andengineers, he has come awayexpecting some “serious” stimulus-funded infrastructure work — majorbridges and off-ramps — in the thirdquarter of the year.

“That kind of work might take alittle of our equipment.”

Last spring, a Maryville, Mo.,

contractor, Loch Sand andConstruction Company, won one ofthe first stimulus contracts let in thecountry. Four projects were handedout by the Missouri Department ofTransportation in January contingenton passage of the Recovery andReinvestment Act the followingmonth. Work on all four jobs ensuedthe day of the signing.

Loch’s $14.5 million job entailedmilling off 7 mi. of Interstate 35 inMissouri and overlaying 8 in. ofconcrete as well as pouring fourbridge deck replacements.

“We had about 40 people on thatjob.” recalled Rob Loch, a principalof the company who works from thefirm’s Kansas City office. “Withoutthat job we wouldn’t have had aplace to put about 35 of those peo-ple. Without the stimulus, I wouldthink construction work in Missouriand Kansas would have been sub-stantially smaller last year.”

But Loch voiced underlying con-cern about the debt incurred byWashington to float the stimulusfunding package. Combined withother federal borrowing, the debt

could be reaching a critical mass, heacknowledged.

“I don’t like to spend money wedon’t necessarily have,” he said, “butat least the country is getting a sub-stantial product out of it.”

Niederriter made the same pointfrom his office in Pennsylvania.

“The stimulus is not a social pro-gram,” he said. “This beats just giv-ing money away. We’re giving backa product, a service that’s needed.”

Nevertheless, the immediate andfuture cost of the stimulus initiativeworries some economists — andpossibly some contractors.

In April 2009, USAToday quotedDr. Eric Fruits of EconomicsInternational, a Portland, Ore., firm.The economist was asked how effec-tive he believed the stimulus pack-age would be. He responded that theborrowed money would have to berepaid and when payment timecomes, “a job today may come at thecost of someone not having a job intwo or three years.”

When contacted in late February,Fruits continued to express skepti-cism.

“Any sort of money you throwout there is going to have some sortof positive impact,” Fruits acknowl-edged in a phone interview, “but theobjective of the stimulus was tojumpstart the economy, to prime thepump, or as some people put it, toput the paddles on the patient. I don’tthink it really has been demonstratedthat the stimulus is what has gottenthe economy moving.”

Even with a larger chunk ofARRAfunding coming into the mar-ketplace in 2010, Fruits and othereconomists are concerned that theeventual 2011 drop-off in stimulusfunding will spark a regression ineconomic activity and job growth.

“And in the long run,” Fruits said,“it is going to really drag down theeconomy. The huge deficits aregoing to become a drag on the econ-omy. Unless we have blockbustergrowth in the next five to 10 years,that’s the way it will play out.”

(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’sWeb site at www.construc-tionequipmentguide.com.) CEG

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Equipment Appraisers Assoc. of N.A. Celebrates 20 YearsBy Jennifer HetrickEDITORIAL ASSISTANT

The Equipment Appraisers Association ofNorth America (EAANA) reached animportant milestone as the group convenedin Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 29 and 30 for its 20thannual meeting.

More than 85 members and guests cele-brated the anniversary of the association,which was incorporated on May 18, 1990, inPennsylvania. At its inception, EAANA had15 charter members who were all involvedin the construction or mining industries.Five years later, membership was extendedto professionals in all disciplines of equip-ment and machinery.

In 1997 the group adopted the UniformStandards of Professional Appraisal Practiceas the standard of practice for its members,approved a Code of Ethics, revised its mem-bership requirements and established desig-nations for members. EAANA was acceptedas a member of The Appraisal FoundationAdvisory Council in 1999. Today, EAANAis 144 members strong, with members fromthe United States and Canada.

Jim Balsarini, the founder and president ofEAANA, who was then the equipment man-ager of Alex E. Paris Contracting Co. Inc.,

Atlasburg, Pa., started the association out ofwhat he felt was a need for an appraisergroup made up of construction and miningprofessionals that would give the members

increased validation and recognition. Balsarini, along with four of the other

original charter members, were on hand inPittsburgh to celebrate the success of theorganization with a well-earned champagnetoast.

For more information visit www.eaana.org. (This story also can be found on

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

Five of the 15 original charter members attended the meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa., onJan. 29 and 30. (L-R) are Lee Carroll, retired Manitowoc field representative; JimSkelton, James W. Skelton and Associates Inc., Birmingham, Ala.; Jim Balsarini, J. D.Balsarini & Associates Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa., Michael J. Hunyady, Hunyady AuctionCompany and Appraisal Services, Hatfield, Pa.; and Alex Paris III, Alex E. ParisContracting Co. Inc., Atlasburg, Pa.

At its inception,EAANA had 15charter members whowere all involved inthe construction ormining industries.

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General EquipmentCompany’s 130C CUT-R-TACH is a cost-effectivesolution for many asphaltcutting projects, such as roadpatching, scoring and edg-ing, and various tasks forpipeline, street, water andsewer applications, accord-ing to the manufacturer.

The 130C clamps to mostbackhoe dippersticks or trac-tor/wheel loader bucketswith up to 2.5 cu. yd. (1.9 cum) capacities. No specialtools, modifications oradapters are required. Thetwin-screw pivot clamp con-forms to differences in bucket shapes andsizes and can be used in forward and reversecutting.

A 13.5 in. (34 cm)-diameter cutting bladeis machined from a special service, heat-treated alloy steel and yields a maximumasphalt cutting depth of 5 in. (12.7 cm). The130C is capable of producing high cuttingrates with lighter machinery.

Cutting blades are field replaceable with-out having to disturb bearings or seals.

In business for more than 50 years,General Equipment Co. is a family-ownedmanufacturer of earth augers, ventilationblowers, asphalt cutters and surface prepara-tion equipment.

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

The 130C clamps to most backhoe dippersticks or trac-tor/wheel loader buckets with up to 2.5 cu. yd. (1.9 cum) capacities.

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21st Annual Spring Auction in Lebanon, Tennessee 21 t A l S i A ti i L b TSATURDAY, MARCH 13th 2010 9 am (CST)

2010 AUCTIONSMARCH 13 APRIL 24 JUNE 19 SEPT 18 DEC 11


Alex Lyon Holds Complete Liquidation Sale for Briggs

Scott McGuigan (L) of NPK and Jonathan Law ofArrow Equipment step inside to warm up before theauction begins.

Jack Lyon of Alex Lyon & Son spots the nextbidder for a piece of office furniture. The saleincluded a compete dispersal of theGreensboro facility.

(L-R) Ronnie Rowe, Jim Erbesti and Gary Clapp, all of James RiverEquipment attended the auction to see who was doing the bidding.

Looking over the many pieces of Case Equipment, includingthis Case compact excavator, (L-R) are Harold Page ofRockingham Equipment in Rockingham, N.C.; Al Beck ofProvidence Farm, Cherokee County, N.C.; and Hunter Page,Tom Barker and Matt Page, all of Page Construction inRuffin, N.C.

Mark Frederico (L) and Charles Cottone, both ofFrederico Construction & Demolition LLC, Rochester,N.Y., came to buy excavators and hammers to use ona couple of projects they just landed.

Spencer Coble (L) ofBriggs Equipmentand Jim Yarbroughof YarbroughTrucking Companyreminisce about oldtimes. Coble has beenselling equipment outof the Greensborooffice for many yearsand began selling forDuval Craven theowner of E.F. Craven.E.F. Craven wasknown as the “RoadMachinery Men.”

The sale included a good supply of well-main-tained excavators, including this Case CX330.Looking it over are Steve Hall (L) of Hall WellPlumbing, Reidsville, N.C., and Wayne Colemanof Gain & Well Corp. in Greensboro.

George Cobb (L) and Mike Alberse,both of Briggs Equipment, attendedthe sale to help their customers eval-uate a machine.

Rick Sowers of Sowers ConstructionCo. Inc., Mt. Airy, N.C., has been thelow bidder for several projects inVirginia and he needed a machine ortwo to get the projects finished.

Kurt Held (L) of Briggs Equipment and EddieSlate of Slate Motor Company in Mt. Airy, N.C.,came to see who was doing the buying.

Ron Durepoof BridgeportEquipment inB r i d g e p o r t ,Mich., plannedto bid on thisCase 650Kdozer, and ifhe prevails,the machinewill be des-tined for thec o m p a n y ’ srental fleet.

Alex Lyon & Son held a complete liquidation saleFeb. 26 and 27 for Briggs Equipment inGreensboro, N.C.

The first day of the sale featured Case earthmoving equip-ment, skid steers, mini-excavators, attachments and toolingand shop equipment, while the second day featured moremini-excavators, skid steers and attachments, as well as serv-ice and pick-up trucks.



Bidders flock to the 4000 lot where the exca-vators were being sold at the Ritchie Bros.sale.

Crane Alley — Rows and rows of cranes await newhomes.

Three-B Farms in Washington, N.C., is looking for anexcavator for drainage ditches. This Doosan SL330with a long stick and ditching bucket might just do thetrick. Todd Boyd (L) Dwight Resbess (R) and DougBoyd (in cab).

The grandstand facing the ramp area fills up as bidding beginson day two.

Optimism Abounds at $138M RitchieUsed Equipment Auction in Orlando

This Caterpillar 972H rubber-tired loader broughtmuch more than expected. In general, prices were highin Kissimmee, signaling a stronger worldwide equip-ment market.

Arnold Stroshein Jr. (L) and ArnoldStroshein Sr. inspect a Caterpillar D4G.These developers from Lake County,Fla., are working on a new project inthe Bahamas.

After checking out a few machines in theearly morning chill, Mark Elbaum, interna-tional sales manager of ThompsonMachinery, Nashville, Tenn., heads to theinside bidding theater.

More than 7,000 people from more than 75 countriesregistered to bid on $138 million of used equipmentand trucks sold at an unreserved public auction

conducted by Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers in Orlando, Fla.,from Feb. 15 to 19.

Thousands of people visited Ritchie Bros.’s permanentauction site to inspect more than 7,200 equipment items andbid in person; thousands more participated online atwww.rbauction.com. Bidders from outside Florida pur-chased $118 million of equipment (85 percent), including$61 million purchased by out-of-country bidders (44 per-cent).

“There was such a positive atmosphere at the auction: wehad a huge international crowd at the site, with active biddingonline; buyers were impressed with the selection of equip-ment and the fairness of the bidding and sellers were pleasedwith solid pricing,” said Steve Kriebel, Ritchie Bros. region-al manager. “We had thousands of people bidding on all fivedays of the auction, and they came from all over NorthAmerica and the world. Thanks to the size and diversity ofthe bidding audience at the auction, pricing was strong acrossall equipment categories. This auction exceeded our expec-tations in pretty much every respect. We experienced overallgrowth in Orlando in 2009 compared to the prior year, and2010 is off to a good start.”

Ritchie Bros. sold equipment and trucks on behalf of morethan 600 consignors, including Young’s Contracting ofNiceville, Fla. Co-owners Laverne Young and his son, Kirk,sold several million dollars worth of equipment in theOrlando auction, including wheel loaders, excavators, artic-ulated dump trucks, crawler tractors and trucks.

“There’s less work so we’re downsizing, but we’re not outof business,” said Laverne Young. “We were very thoroughabout this decision. We talked to four or five companies andRitchie Bros. came up with the best plan for us. We are very,very happy with the results of the auction. About 95 percentof the items sold for more than we expected — and somewent for a lot more. I think the amount of people at the auc-tion, and the number of places they come from, is the biggestfactor.”

see RITCHIE page 59

During the week-long sale, Thursday,Feb. 18, washydraulic excava-tor day. All makesand models of exca-vators and excava-tor attachmentswere auctioned tothe highest bidder.


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Thursday, March 18

55 Asphalt/Paving/Concrete

235 Attachments & Parts

26 Graders

19 Scrapers

22 Tools

57 Water Related Equipment

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DOZERS FORKLIFTS

BACKHOES

LOADERS

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ON-ROAD TRAILERS SKID-STEERS

69 62 65

78 164 89

167 155 32

283 TRUCKS –ON-ROAD

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DIRECTIONS: From Washington, DC and PointsNorth: I-395 S to I-495 N; follow I-495 N to I-66 W: fol-low I-66 W to Virginia Rt. 234 S (Bypass), exit 44; followVirginia Rt. 234 S (Bypass) to the fifth traffic light(Business 234), turn left; go 1 mile to the Fair Groundsentrance on the left. From Richmond, VA and PointsSouth and East: Take I-95 north to Virginia Rt. 234north, (Dumfries Road) exit 152; follow Virginia Rt. 23414 miles to Business Rt. 234, turn right; 1 mile to the FairGrounds entrance on the left. Address: Off Business Rt.234, Manassas, VA 20108. Physical Address: 10624Dumfries Road, Manassas, VA 20112

NOTE: RCCI, A major contracting firm in the Virginiaarea, having completed several large, municipal jobs isselling equipment used on those jobs along with one othermajor contractor.

HILITES: 5 SOIL COMPACTORS: 2000-(2)1999 Cat815F, (2) Cat 815B, 9 ARTICULATED HAULTRUCKS: (2) 2006 Cat 725, (2) Volvo A30C, (5) VolvoA25C, 18 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS: 2003 Cat345BL, Cat 345BL, 2002 Cat 330C, 2006 Cat 325DL, (2)Hitachi EX450LC, 2006 Hitachi ZX450LC, 2007-(2)

2006 Hitachi ZX350LC, (2) Hitachi ZX330LC, HitachiZX230, Hitachi ZX160, (2) JD 892E, 2005 Bobcat 322,2004 IHI 30NX, MOTOR GRADERS: 2006 Cat 120H,6 MOTOR SCRAPERS: Cat 627B, (5) Cat 621F, RUB-BER TIRED LOADERS: 2006 Cat 924G, 13CRAWLER TRACTORS: Cat D8N, (2) Cat D6RXL,2006-2005 Cat D6NLGP, Cat D6NLGP, Cat D6M, 2000Cat D5MXL, 2002 Cat D5MLGP, 2002 Cat D5G, 2001Cat D4G, JD 650J, JD 650H, 12 CRAWLER LOAD-ERS: 2007-2001-1999 Cat 963C, (2) Cat 963C, (4) Cat963B, SKID STEER: 2004 Cat 226B, FORESTRYEQUIPMENT: Hydro-Ax 721E, 12 VIBRATORYROLLERS: Cat CP563E, (2) Cat CP563C, (3) CatCP433C, Cat CP433B, Case 1102D, (2) Vibromax 605,Ampac 33/24, Wacker, 9 SCISSOR LIFTS: 2004 JLG1930ES, 2004 Genie GS2032, 2004 Genie GS1930, (3)2004 Skyjack SJ3220, (3) 2004 Skyjack SJIII3219, 4GENERATORS: (4) New Unused IR G5HE, 2 LIGHTPLANTS: (2) 2004 Amida AL4060D4MH, WOODCHIPPERS: 2004 Doskocil 1316T, 7 DUMP TRUCKS:(4) 2000 Mack RD690S (quad.), 2002 Sterling (tri.), FordF650 (s/a), 1999 Ford F350 (s/a), 2 PICKUPS: 1998 FordF250, 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD.

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More Than 7,200 Items Go onBlock at Ritchie Bros. Auction

The bidding was fast and furious on thisLink-Belt truck crane. The strong craneprices signal a strengthening in the usedcrane market.

A huge crowd gathers as the excavator por-tion of this year’s sale begins.

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This Caterpillar 938G may be need-ed for snow removal in Danville, Va.,the way this winter has been going.Dennis Loftis of J&J Truck Sales mayjust use it for that.

Billy Seals (L) of Thompson TractorCompany, Birmingham, Ala., andJohn Alexander, used equipmentmanager of Alban CAT, Baltimore,Md., compare some notes.

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DIRECTIONS: From Atlanta airport: take Camp Creek Parkway West to 285N to I-20W toExit 11. Turn right onto Rt. 27N, go 1 mile to 4th light, turn left, sale site on left. Address:6315 Highway 78 West, Bremen, GA 30110.

NOTE: Selling in this sale will be late model construction, aerials, forklifts and supportequipment from several national rental fleets. Plus a large quantity of late model Cat rentalfleet equipment from Yancey Brothers.

EARLY HILITES: ARTICULATED HAUL TRUCKS: Terex TA30, 28 HYDRAULICEXCAVATORS: 2006 Cat 345CL, 2006 Cat 330DL, (2) 2006 Cat 318CL, (4) 2006 Cat315CL, 2005 Cat 307C, (2) 2006-2004 Cat 305CR, 2006 Cat 303CCR, (3) 2005-2004-2003JCB JS220, (2) 2005 JCB JS130, 2005-2004 JD 330CLC, 2005-2004 JD 200CLC, 2000Hitachi EX330, 2003 Kobelco SK290VI, 2003 Kobelco SK210LC, MOTOR GRADERS:2004 Cat 140H, 7 RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: 2003 JD 624H, 2003-(2) 2002 JD 544H,Cat 950F, 11 CRAWLER TRACTORS: (2) 2006 Cat D5NXL, (4) 2006-2005 Cat D4GXL,2005 Cat D4GLGP, (2) 2006 Cat D3GXL, 2005 JD 750J, 11 TRACTOR LOADER BACK-HOES: (10) 2004 Terex TX760B (4x4), Case 580L (4x4), 9 VIBRATORY ROLLERS: (2)2005 Cat CP563E, (3) 2006- 2005 Cat CP433E, 2005 Cat CS433E, 2006 Cat CP323C, SakaiSV70TF, 4 SKID STEERS: 2006 Cat 262B, 2006 Cat 252B, 2006 Cat 236B, 2006 Cat 232B,NH LS190, 21 TELESCOPIC FORKLIFTS: 2005 Cat TH350B, (2) 2004-2003 TerexTH528C, (3) 2005-(2) 2004 JCB 520, 2004 JCB 520-40, (4) 2005-(5) 2004 JCB 506C, Lull1044C-54, 2005 Lull 644E-42, 21 BOOM LIFTS: 2002 JLG 601S, (4) 2002 JLG 600S, JLG600S, 2001 JLG 450AJ, 2002 JLG 450A-II, (6) 2002 JLG 400S, 2002 Genie S45, (3) 2002-2001 Genie S40, 2002 Genie Z34/22, 19 SCISSOR LIFTS: (2) 2002- 2000 JLG 40RTS, JLG40RTS, 2002 JLG 400S, 2002 JLG 260MRT, 2002 JLG 2646, 2001 JLG 25RTS, 2002 GenieGS2668RT, 2000 Genie GS2646, 2005 Genie GS2632, 2000 Skyjack SJ8841, SkyjackSJ8831, 2000 Skyjack SJ7027, (2) Skyjack SJ7027, 2002 Skyjack SJIII3226, 2000 Skyjack3226, HYDROSEEDERS: Finn 1000 gal., PUMPS: 2005 Sykes Ameripump GP150M 6in.,ROLLBACK TRUCKS: 1991 Int’l. 4600 (t/a), 2 DUMP TRUCKS: 2000-1999 SterlingL7501 (s/a), TRUCK TRACTORS: 2001 Peterbilt 379 (tri.), 2 DETACHABLE GOOSE-NECK TRAILERS: (2) 2010 Witzco 50T, 2 TAGALONG TRAILERS: (2) 7 ton (t/a),Engines: Detroit 60, ATTACHMENTS: Skid Steers: New Hay Spears, New 72in.-60in.Buckets, Root & Grapple Buckets, Tree Booms, Backhoes, New Forks & Frames, StumpBuckets, Hay Spears, Backhoes: Forks, Hydraulic Hammers: 2006 Okada TOP60B, SUP-PORT EQUIPMENT: Plate Compactors, Generators, Peri Table Dolly, Impact Wrenches,Chainsaws, Generators, Hose reels, Scaffolding, Pallet Forks, Air Compressors, 12,000lb.Winch, Tracks: (4) New Sets of Rubber Tracks for Hitachi-Airman-Yanmar-Kubota,Pressure Washers: (2) 2010 Easy Kleen Magnum Gold, (2)2010 Easy Kleen Magnum 4000.

SITE PHONE: (770) 537-7386 GA LICENSE: AUNR002859 – Jack Lyon Auctioneer.

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2003 KOMATSU HM300-1 6x6

2006 HITACH ZX650LC-3

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More Than 275 Items Sell at Manheim Auction in Lakeland

Walter Burton (L), Burton & Sons Truck Sales, and J. W.Fulwood, Tractor World in Plant City, Fla., enjoyedchatting about business.

This Cat 928G may be going to Orlando with Luis Gil.

Terry North (L), owner of Fleet Solutions, speaks withSteve Fowler, general manager of U. S. Shoring &Supply in Florida.

Ramon Estevez, of Universal Cars and Trucks, Jersey City, N.J., is hoping to take aBobcat home with him.

Doug Wiles (L) came fromCalifornia to enjoy theauction. Here, he chatswith Mike Pursifull,Aquip Inc. of Tampa.

More than 275 pieces were auctioned includedtrucks, trailers, excavators, dozers and more.

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New Orleans, Louisiana

Barge Mounted Clamshell Cranes

“Danny B” MANITOWOC 4600 III Vicon, s/n46095, Cummins KTA-1150 and 855 dsls andTwin Disc torque converters, e/w 120’ of #7boom, independent boom hoist, power tagline,240 ton lift cap, 50,000# duty cycle rating @65’ radius, elevated operators cab w/heat andac, pedestal mtd on 1986 16-0’x59’x8’6” deck

barge • “Docksider III” MANITOWOC 4600III Vicon, s/n 46131, Cummins KTA-1150 and855 dsls and Twin Disc torque converters, e/w120’ of #7 boom, independent boom hoist,power tagline, 240 ton lift capacity, 50,000#duty cycle rating @ 65’ radius, operators cabw/heat and ac, pedestal mtd on 195’x54’x12’deck barge • “Gregory L” AMERICAN12720, s/n 19498 and 8103A02658, CumminsKT2300VIZ, 900HP dsl and Twin Disc torqueconverter, e/w 120’ of angle boom w/“T” lac-ings, American upgraded hyd independentboom hoist, squirrel cage tagline,75,000# dutycycle rating @ 70’ radius, elevated operators

cab w/heat and ac, pedestal mtd on180’x59’x11’ deck barge • “Crystal Gayle”AMERICAN 12210, s/n GS19494, CumminsQST30, 100HP dsl and Twin Disc torque con-verter, e/w 120’ of angle boom w/“T” lacings,American upgraded hydraulic independentboom hoist, squirrel cage tagline, 75,000#duty cycle rating @ 70’ radius, elevated oper-ators cab w/heat and ac, pedestal mtd on320’x52’x11’ deck barge • “Docksider” LIMA

2400B, s/n 712B140, CatD379, 547HP air start dsl andClark Torcon torque converter,e/w 120’ of HD angle boom,independent boom hoist,42,000# duty cycle rating @ 55’radius, elevated operators cabw/heat and ac, pedestal mtd on1963 165’x50’x10’ deck barge •“Docksider Too” LIMA 2400B,s/n 3583-6, Caterpillar D379,547HP dsl and Clark Torcontorque converter, e/w 120’ ofHD angle boom, independent

boom hoist, 42,000# duty cycle rating @ 55’radius, elevated operators cab w/heat and ac,pedestal mtd on 180’x50’x12’ deck barge •NOTE: Buckets Not Included

Crawler Cranes

MANITOWOC 4600 III Vicon, 240 Ton, s/n46485, Cat D379 dsl, e/w 160’ of #27 boom,independent boom hoist, LSI load momentindicator, auto lube, hook block, overhaul ball,and 60” pads. Good Condition • MANI-TOWOC 4100 I Vicon, 200 Ton, s/n 41457,

Cummins 855 dsl and Twin Disc torque con-verter, e/w 180’ of #22 boom (tip; butt; (2) 40’;(1) 20’; (1) 10’), independent boom hoist, LSIload moment indicator and anti-two blockdevice, 6-sheave hook block, 650# overhaulball, and 47” pads. Good Condition(Attachments for Series II Conversion-NoCounterweights)

End Dumps

(3) ‘87-’89 Komatsu HD325-5PB, 35 TonEnd Dumps, s/n 3023, s/n 3001, and s/n 2097

PLUS: AMERICAN and MANITOWOCCrawler Undercarriages • MiscellaneousBoom and Parts


Pete Clark (R) of Yoder & Frey alwayshas a moment to talk with his regularattendees and buyers including DickTabb of Tabb Equipment Sales, Roswell,Ga.

(L-R): Mark Enck, Powertrac, Miami, Fla.; Billy Seals, ThompsonTractor, Birmingham, Ala.; and Jesus Ramirez, Gibbs & SonMachinery, Gadsden, Ala., are about to enter the bidding fray.

Randy Brach, president of Orlando Tractor &Equipment, is looking over this Barber Green BG240for a prospective client.

James Gibson (L) of Kid-O Equipment, Dundee, Fla.,streaks by most of the other golf carts at the Yoder &Frey sale in a slightly modified E-Z-GO golf cart pow-ered by a 4.3 L V-6 engine.

Yoder & Frey Gets Into Florida Fray With Eight-Day SaleYoder & Frey Auctioneers Inc. held its annual Florida

auctions from Feb. 8 to Feb. 16.

Bidders from around the United States and the world, withmany escaping the snow from the Midwestern and NortheasternU.S., enjoyed a little Sunshine State weather while vying for ahost of equipment over the eight-day auction. A diverse selec-tion of iron went on the block, including virtually everything toassist with every imaginable construction project — motor-graders, paving and compaction equipment, excavators, dozers,wheel loaders, backhoes, rough-terrain cranes, dump trucks andtrailers, farm tractors, mowers and much more.

David Ryals, Ryals Machinery inOrlando, is looking for a rubber-tiredroller. This Cat PS-130 may be just whathe needs.

These Caterpillar dealer representatives are having an allaround good time while waiting for the parts auctioningto begin. (L-R) are Mike Durgin, Milton CAT, NewHampshire; Richard Call, Gregory Poole Equipment,Raleigh, N.C.; Mike Sisco, Yancey Bros. Co., Bloomingdale,Ga.; and Jerry Calhoun, Gregory Poole Equipment,Washington, N.C.

This 2005 Cat 12H went for $114,000.

This Cat 120 may be staying inFlorida if Mark Pell of Osteen,Fla., likes what he sees.

No golf cart needed for Dan Posma (L)of Dan Ho Excavating, Holland, Mich.,as he rolls around on his Segway X2off-road model (who even knew Segwaymade an off-road model). And, ofcourse, he was getting a lot of questionsabout his ride including ones from DonWatts of D & D Asphalt, Greensboro,N.C.

Scott Baker (L),Ring Power’sassistant usedequipment man-ager, and PaulTwigg, vice presi-dent, Cat rentalstore used equip-ment manager,are keeping trackof prices.

David Tripp (L), president of TrippEquipment, and John Gorham ofYancey Bros. enjoy the sunshineand a few peanuts during the auc-tion.


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