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Recycling Section ........................................................37-49

Truck & Trailer Section................................................53-55

Auction Section ..........58-65

Business Calendar ............58

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

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A milestone was reachedfor the Southern NevadaWater Authority’s LakeMead Intake No. 3 on Sept.10, when the first 11 milliongal. of an expected 41 mil-lion gal. of water enteredthe new 3-mi. (4.8 km)deepwater intake under-neath the Lake Mead reser-voir in Nevada.Furthermore, the cap for

the new intake wasremoved on Sept. 23, per-mitting water from theColorado River reservoir todirectly flow into two exist-ing SNWA pumping sta-tions located at Lake Mead.The $817 million design-build contract to constructthe intake was awarded toVegas Tunnel Constructors(VGC), a joint venture con-sisting of Salini Impregilo/S.A. Healy Company. The project had its chal-

lenges and setbacks and hadcrews working above-ground, underground andon the water. It alsorequired the technical skillsof engineers and the latestscientific knowledge onmining rock and soil condi-tions, and the physics of

operating in high-pressureenvironments. The underground tunnel-

ing and excavation beganDec. 27, 2011 via tunnelboring machine (TBM)manufactured by

Herrenknecht AG inGermany. The machine isapproximately 620 ft. (189m) long (including 16gantries); weighs 1,659 tons(597 t); can operate in hard,sedimentary and gravel

rock with high waterinflow; has a 23.6-ft. (7.19m) diameter with 44 disccutters and 23 knives; esti-mated to cover an averageof 35 ft. (10.6 m) per day;and has an operating crew

of approximately 14 per-sons. The TBM’s best dayhad it drill 108 ft. (33 m) oftunnel.The intake will be fully

operational and have an

Construction spending in September reacheda new seven-year high and climbed at the fastestrate since early 2006, according to an analysis bythe Associated General Contractors of America.However, total spending on nonresidential con-struction declined by 0.1 percent betweenAugust and September as growing workforceshortages likely impacted the amount firms wereable to perform for the month.“Overall demand for construction continues

to grow at a very robust rate,” said KenSimonson, the association’s chief economist.“It appears, however, that many firms per-

forming private nonresidential work could not

find enough qualified workers in September tokeep pace with growing demand.”Construction spending in September totaled

$1.094 trillion at a seasonally adjusted annualrate, 0.6 percent higher than the August totaland 14.1 percent higher than in September2014, Simonson said. He noted that the totalwas the highest since March 2008 and theyear-over-year growth rate was the strongestsince January 2006, indicating a faster pace ofconstruction spending overall.Private residential spending increased 1.9

percent for the month and 17.1 percent over 12months. Simonson noted that demand for mul-

tifamily residential construction grew at a par-ticularly robust rate, 4.9 percent for the monthand 26.7 percent year-over-year. Public con-struction spending rose 0.7 percent from amonth before and 9.4 percent from 12 monthsearlier. Notably, demand for educational facili-ties grew by 2.4 percent for the month and 10.5percent for the year.However, private nonresidential spending

fell by 0.7 percent from August even as itremains 14.9 percent higher than a year earlier.The construction economist noted that whilespending on sectors such as lodging, manufac-

Construction Spending Reaches Seven-Year High

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Dawn breaks on Lake Mead as crews construct SNWA’s 100-ft. (30.48 m) tall intake structure and riser,which was secured to the bottom of Lake Mead with nearly 12,000 cu. yds. (9,174.65 cu m) of concrete.

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2007 JLG 1930ES, Stk#: 9702, 500 lbs., 19 ft.Platform Height, 246 hrs., Electric Power ..........................................................................$6,500

2015 Big Tex Dump, Stk#: 9928, ST235/85Rx16Tires ....................................................$17,500

2013 Case SV185, Stk#: 9525, OROPS, 214hrs., 64" Bucket, Aux Hyd., Hyd. Quick Coupler,4 Cyl. CNH Eng ....................................$29,500

2008 Skytrak 10054, Stk#: 9914, 10,000 lbs.,54 ft., 1,600 hrs., 4WD, 4WS, Aux. Hyd., Hyd.Self Leveling System, 4 Cyl. Cummins Eng ....................................................................$46,500

2004 Bobcat T180, Stk#: 9904, OROPS, 2,754hrs., 66" Bucket, 12" Rubber Tracks, 4 Cyl.Kubota Eng ..........................................$16,500

2012 Volvo MLT135C, Stk# 9831, OROPS, 814hrs., 78" Bucket, Aux. Hyd., 17" Rubber Tracks, 4 Cyl. JCB Eng......................................$29,500

2006 Genie Z60-34, Stk#: 9684, 60 ft., 4WD,1,591 hrs., IN385/65D19.5 Tires, 4 Cyl. PerkinsDiesel ..................................................$29,500

2005 JLG 600SJ, Stk#: 9711, 500 lbs., 60 ft.,4WD, 4,175 hrs., 15x19.5 Tires, JIB, 4 Cyl.Duetz Eng ............................................$29,500

OEM Tracks, Stk#: 9718, New OriginalExcavator Tracks: 28” Pad, 49 Links, 190MMPitch, Cat, Komatsu, Hitachi, Volvo, Kobelco,Case, Linkbelt and Others ......................$7,500

Cat PA56 E00100E, Stk#: 9202, Winch with fairleads for D6T........................................$16,500

2004 JLG 600S, Stk#: 9788, 500 lbs., 60ft.,4,076 hrs., 4WD, 15x19.5 Tires, 4 Cyl. DeutzEng ......................................................$29,500

2006 Komatsu PC200LC-7L, Stk#: 10067,EROPS, A/C, 9,306 hrs., 42" Bucket w/Hyd.Thumb, 32" Pads, 10' 6" Wide..............$49,500

2010 Skytrak 10042, Stk#: 9915, EROPS, A/C& Heat, 10,000 lbs., 42 ft., 5,891 hrs., 4WD,4WS, 72" Forks, 74" Frame, Aux. Hyd., Hyd. SelfLeveling System, 17.5x25 Foam Filled Tires, 4Cyl. Cummins Eng................................$49,500

2003 JLG 400S, Stk#: 9652, 500 lbs., 40 ft.,4WD, 4,810 hrs., 12x16.5 Tires, 3 Cyl. DuetzEng ......................................................$18,500

2007 Ingersoll-Rand VR1044, Stk#: HR-502,Cummins Eng ......................................$34,500

2006 Terex 5519, Stk#: 10048, 5,500 lbs., 19 ft.,2,641 hrs., 4WD, 4WS, 46" Forks, 47" Frame,12x16.5 Foam Filled Tires, Self Leveling System,Duetz Eng., wt. 9,320 lbs ....................$21,500

2004 Cat D3G XL, Stk#: 10053, OROPS,Sweeps, Rear & Side Screens, 6 Way Blade,4,123 hrs., 16" Pads, 8 ft. Wide ..........$32,500

2008 Cat D6T LGP, Stk#: HR-233, EROPS, A/C,FM Stereo, Sweep, Rear Screen, St/Tilt Blade,7,426 hrs., Paccar PA56 Winch, 36" Pads, 10' 5"Height, 10'7" Wide Track to Track, 13 ft. Blade ..............................................................$149,500

2006 JLG G6-42A, Stk#: 9705, 6,000 lbs., 42ft., 4WD, 4WS, 4,414 hrs., 48" Forks, 48" TiltFrame, 13.00x24 Foam Filled Tires, Hyd. SelfLeveling System, 4 Cyl. JD Eng ..........$27,500

2006 Lull 644E, Stk#: 9580, 6,000 lbs., 44 ft.,4,096 hrs., 4WD, 4WS, 48" Forks, 51" Frame,Aux. Hyd., Hyd. Self Leveling System, 13.00x24Foam Filled Tires, 4 Cyl. Cummins Eng$26,500

2012 Cat 324EL, Stk#: 10055, EROPS, A/C, FMStereo, 2,638 hrs., 48" Bucket, 31" Pads, 11 ft.Wide ..................................................$139,500

2008 Cat D6T XL, Stk#: 9892, EROPS, A/C,6,915 hrs., Sweeps, Rear Screen, S/U Tilt Blade,Ripper: D6H S#1EH04336, 24" Pads, 10' 9" Wide..........................................................$129,500

2005 John Deere 450J LT, Stk#: 9989, OROPS,6 Way Blade, 5,967 hrs., 16" Pads, 8' 3" Wide ................................................................$33,500

2014 Doosan DX225LC-3, Stk#: 9911, EROPS,A/C, 7 hrs., 42" Bucket, Aux. Hyd., 24" Pads, 9'10" Wide, 6 Cyl. Doosan Eng. ............$132,500

2012 Cat D6T XW, Stk#: 10075, EROPS, A/C,FM Stereo, Sweeps, Rear Screen, S/U Tilt Blade,5,853 hrs., Diamond 80J Ripper S#110243, 30"Pads, 11' 6" Wide ..............................$149,500

2010 Cat D4K LGP, Stk#: 10023, EROPS, A/C,FM Stereo, Sweeps, Screens All Around, 6 WayBlade, 4,946 hrs., 70% U/C, 25" Pads, 10 ft.Wide ....................................................$68,500

2007 Hamm 3410, Stk#: 10035, 84' SmoothDrum, 1,881 hrs., 23.1x26 Tires, 4 Cyl. DeutzEng ......................................................$39,500

2005 Ingersoll Rand SD45D TF, Stk#: 10038,54" Smooth Drum, 1,400 hrs., 12.4x24 Tires, 4Cyl. Cummins Eng................................$24,500

2015 Dynapac CA2500D, Stk#: 10071, EROPS,A/C, FM Stereo, 3 hrs., 84" Smooth Drum w/PadDrum Shell Kit, 23.1x26R3 Tires, 4 Cyl. CumminsEng. ....................................................$102,500

2015 Dynapac CA1500D, Stk#: 10066, EROPS,A/C, FM Stereo, 2 hrs., 66" Smooth Drum w/PadDrum Shell Kit, 14.9x24R3 Tires, 4 Cyl. DeutzEng. ......................................................$80,500

2010 Kubota B26TLB, Stk#: 10025, OROPS,4WD, 513 hrs., 17" Bucket, 2 Stick Controls,23x8.50x14 Front Tires, 12.4x16 Rear Tires, 60"Front Bucket, 3 Cyl. Kubota Eng...........$19,500

2012 John Deere 310J, Stk#: 10032, EROPS,A/C, 4WD, 3,847 hrs., 90%, Tires, 24" Bucket,Aux. Hyd., 2 Stick Control, 16x12.5 Front Tires,19.5Lx24 Rear Tires ............................$46,500

2007 Case 580SM II, Stk#: 10040, OROPS,4WD, 4,311 hrs., 24" Bucket, 2 Stick Controls,Extendahoe, 12x16.5 Front Tires, 19.5Lx24 RearTires ....................................................$34,500

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1974 Cat 910, Stk#: 10001, EROPS, 463 hrs.,15.5x25 Tires, 4 Cyl. Cat Eng ..............$16,500

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1975 John Deere 570A, Stk#: 10019, EROPS,969 Hrs, 12’ M/B w/Slide & Tip Control, 60%Tires, 13.00x24 Tires, 6 Cyl. JD Eng ....$21,500


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37 RECYCLING, CRUSHING AND SCREENING

Be sure to check out this special section!

Keep up to date with the latest information on recycling,

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6 CASHMAN NAMED SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR Cashman Equipment was the recipient of the Supplier of the Year, 2015 Awardfrom the Associated General Contractors of Las Vegas (AGC Las Vegas) and theNevada Contractors Association (NCA).

8 MODERN MACHINERY BREATHES NEW LIFE INTOOLD SWING YARDER

Modern Machinery took a $300,000 swing yarder and converted it into a million-dollar machine. According to Russ Smith, territory manager, this was anincredible project for both Modern and for the customer.

12 FELLING SUPPORTS ALZHEIMER’S Felling Trailers wanted to bring awareness of and support to Alzheimer’s Diseaseand individuals affected by the disease. Thus, Felling Trailers manufactured andpainted one of its most popular trailers Alzheimer’s purple and auctioned it onlinefor 10 days during the month of October.

14 WACKER NEUSON UNVEILS NEW PRODUCTS AT PRESS CONFERENCE

On Oct. 14, U.S. and Canadian trade media attended a press conference at theNorth American headquarters of Wacker Neuson Corporation located inMenomonee Falls, Wis., near Milwaukee.

26 ‘ICUEE GIVES BACK’ AUCTION AIMS TOHELP VETERANS PREPARE FOR JOB MARKET

The “ICUEE Gives Back” benefit auction held on Oct. 1, 2015, was aimed at helping returning Veterans find employment in the private sector (particularly the construction and utility industries) through The Call of Duty Endowment and raised$29,575 toward that effort.

30 HONNEN EQUIPMENT APPOINTS CURRIE WYOMING, IDAHO SR. SALES MANAGER

Currie brings more than 30 years of heavy equipment industry experiencethroughout the Intermountain West with companies such as Western StateCaterpillar and Cashman Caterpillar.

37 SENNEBOGEN MATERIAL HANDLER WORKS WELLFOR TACOMA, WASH.

Part of the 190-acre Tacoma Recovery and Transfer Center, the new 83,000-sq.-ft. (7,710 sq m) transfer station, opened in 2011. Handling 165,000tons (149 t) of garbage per year, the station achieves a vision of maximum flexibility, able to adapt to variable waste streams and traffic demands. The ultimate aim was to increase the volume of material diverted from the landfill intovarious recycling streams.

44 KPI-JCI HOSTS MEETING FOR 65 DEALERS,LAUNCHES NEW S-SERIES

KPI-JCI recently hosted a meeting for 65 North American dealers and launched 10new or improved pieces of equipment as well as a new parts line called S-Series,which is an exclusive brand of cone liners and jaw dies, developed by AstecIndustries foundry experts.

64 ARTBA RECOGNIZES 2015 AWARDWINNERS AT NATIONAL CONVENTION

The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) recognizedtransportation design and construction industry leaders Sept. 30 with divisionawards during the association’s National Convention, held in Philadelphia.

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Cashman Equipment was the recipient of the Supplier ofthe Year, 2015 Award from the Associated GeneralContractors of Las Vegas (AGC Las Vegas) and the NevadaContractors Association (NCA).

The awards luncheon was held at The Joint at Hard RockHotel. More than 600 construction industry contractors, sup-pliers, and affiliates attended the event.

Nevada Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison and Sean Stewart AGCLas Vegas executive vice president led the ceremony.Hutchison discussed the “can-do” factor of Nevada busi-nesses and cited the Tesla gigafactory near Reno as evidenceof the strength of the state and the construction industry.

“Tesla wanted Nevada’s ‘get it done’ attitude,” Hutchisonsaid. “We are a can-do state.”

Multiple awards, including the JA Tiberti Spirit Awardand the Safest Contractor of the Year, were presented priorto the Supplier of the Year. Cashman Equipment was select-ed out of the three finalists, which included Werdco BC andWestern Elite.

MaryKaye Cashman, CEO and chairman of CashmanEquipment, Mike Pack COO and president of Cashman, andTodd Gilligan, Cashman’s general manager of sales andmarketing accepted the award from Stewart and Hutchison.

Gilligan thanked the AGC Las Vegas and NCA as well asthe customers who made the award possible.

“We want to thank the AGC and our customers for thisaward,” Gilligan stated. “We really enjoy being partnerswith everyone day in and day out. Next year will beCashman Equipment’s 85th anniversary, and we look for-ward to being business partners for many years to come.”

Following the presentation of the award, CashmanEquipment customers Tradewinds Construction and LasVegas Paving won the Subcontractor of the Year andContractor of the Year awards, respectively.

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

Equipment Guide’s Web site at www.constructionequip-mentguide.com.)

Cashman Named Supplier of the Year

(L-R) are Nevada Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison; MaryKayeCashman, Cashman Equipment CEO and chairman;Mike Pack, president and COO of Cashman; ToddGilligan, general manager sales and marketing ofCashman; Sean Stewart, AGC Las Vegas executive vicepresident.

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Modern Machinery Breathes New Life Into Old Swing YarderModern Machinery took a $300,000 swing yarder

and converted it into a million-dollar machine.According to Russ Smith, territory manager, thiswas an incredible project for both Modern and forthe customer.

“Retrofit created a million-dollar machine asclose to new as possible,” Smith said. “Newcab, fittings, hoses, electrical and hydraulics.You cannot buy a new machine as most taketwo years to receive after an order is placed.Only a few companies in the world manufacturenew logging yarders.”

The rebuilt yarder has more electric andhydraulic components than the original had.The old framing was matched with a newundercarriage and mounting areas were fabri-cated for all the new hoses, electrical and thecab.

One of the biggest challenges was finding anindoor space to work on the machine. So,Modern built a brand-new facility to handle thisproject, as well as future projects, maintenanceand repairs.

Smith said there were so many custom-man-ufactured pieces that they now have insight intofuture rebuilds and repairs.

“The major facility that was created can beused for maintenance and repairs,” he said.“This was a once-in-a lifetime project.”

The rebuilt yarder sold as soon as it was fin-ished and should last about 10 years, with nor-mal wear and tear, according to Smith. Theproud, new owner is Jon Greenup Logging,Estacada, Ore.

Modern Machinery sells and rents heavyequipment to the construction, mining andforestry industries. The business began in 1944with its Spokane, Wash., location and has

expanded into other areas of Washington, as well asMontana, Idaho, Oregon and Russia.

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

The old framing was matched with a new undercarriage and mounting areas were fabricated forall the new hoses, electrical and the cab. TSY 255 SLR II Modern Edition rebuilt from the ground up.

The rebuilt yarder soldas soon as it wasfinished and shouldlast about 10 years,with normal wear and tear, according to Russ Smith ofModern Machinery.

“Retrofit created a million-dollar machineas close to new as possible.”

Russ SmithModern Machinery

The rebuilt yarder has more electric and hydraulic components thanthe original had.


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Atlas Copco USA’s ‘Water for All’ Celebrates 31st AnniversaryIn honor of its 31st anniversary, the Atlas

Copco USA employee-run Water for Allorganization has donated $50,000 toDenver-based charity Water for People. Thedonation will fund clean water and sanita-tion projects in Nicaragua.“Atlas Copco is committed to global sus-

tainability and the Water for All program isjust one way our employees act on that com-mitment,” said Jim Levitt, president of AtlasCopco North America. “We are proud tosupport organizations like Water for People,who are committed to helping create aworld where all people have access to cleanwater, adequate sanitation and basic healthservices.”While Nicaragua is the largest country in

Central America with a population of morethan six million, it also is the poorest. The$50,000 donation will help fund a programthat is focused on bringing clean drinkingwater, toilets and hand washing facilities, aswell as hygiene education, to three schoolsand five communities in Nicaragua. Thedonation will directly impact the municipal-

ities of San Rafael del Norte and LaConcordia in the department of Jinotega.Atlas Copco’s employee-run Water for

All organization raises money to supportprojects and organizations that provide peo-ple in need with access to safe, clean waterand sanitation. Since 2010, Water for AllUSA has donated a total of $711,000 —with $532,000 donated in just the past twoyears — to combat the global water crisisand bring clean drinking water to approxi-mately 36,000 people.The organization is represented in 35

countries with approximately 5,000employees who donate annually. Donationsare boosted by the Atlas Copco Group,which double-matches employee donations.One hundred percent of employee dona-tions go directly into funding clean waterprojects.For more information, visit www.atlas-

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Wacker Neuson Unveils New Products at Press Conference

Compact excavator with Tier IV Final engine is on dis-play.

Carrie Megal (L), regional markingmanager of North America relaxeswith Julie Shuster, marketing commu-nications manager, during a break inthe presentations.

Marcus Auerbach, director ofproduct development, describednew tracked and wheeled excava-tors as well as the marketplacereceptivity to the material haulingdumpers.

The entrance to the 67-acre cam-pus for the Wacker Neuson NorthAmerican headquarters locatedin Menomonee Falls, Wis.

John Dotto, product application spe-cialist, explains and demonstratessome of the features of the new equip-ment during the walk around andhands-on session.

The 6503 wheeled excavator offers travel speedsup to 19 mph (30 kph).

On Oct. 14, U.S. and Canadian trademedia attended a press conferenceat the North American headquarters

of Wacker Neuson Corporation located inMenomonee Falls, Wis., near Milwaukee.The company is part of the global WackerNeuson Group, based in Munich,Germany, which manufactures equipmentfor the concrete, construction, oil and gas,landscape, agricultural, utilities and munic-ipal industries.The Menomonee Falls development

and production facility spans more than539,000 sq. ft. (50,074 sq m) and is dedi-cated to manufacturing, sales, finance,marketing, training and support. WackerNeuson products produced at the locationinclude rammers, rollers, trench rollers(soil and asphalt compaction), pumps andgenerators (worksite technology), andtrowels (concrete technology), as well asthe new products announced at the pressconference.In 2007 Wacker Neuson expanded the

product portfolio for the United States andCanada to include compact excavators,wheel loaders and dumpers. Wacker Neuson also is building skid

steer and compact track loaders. In early2015, the company rolled its first modelsoff the newly built production line at theMenomonee Falls plant.At the day-long press event, new prod-

ucts were formally introduced, a guidedfactory tour was conducted, and at the out-side training facility a live demo and walkaround of the machines was provided aswell as opportunities for hands-on opera-tion. As part of the products launch, briefings

were provided on the following new prod-ucts:

• Telehandler — TH522: Ground-engaging telehandler designed to functionlike a wheel loader, skid steer loader, and tooffer lifting like a telehandler. • Telewheel loaders — 8085T, WL60T:

These are additional models to the WackerNeuson telescopic wheel loader line. Bothhave all-wheel steering capabilities and thearticulated model offers extended reach tomove loads higher. • Wheel loaders — All-wheel steer and

articulated models now with Tier IV Finalengines.• Excavators — ET65, ET90, ET145:

New excavator models are said to beredesigned and feature Tier IV Finalengines, more power, new cabs and sizesranging from 1-ton to a new 14-ton (.9 to12.7 t) model. The new ET145 extends theexcavator line into a larger class size.• Wheeled excavators — EW65,

EW100: New machines are designed tosave contractors time loading and trans-porting to a nearby next site.

In the well-lit, cleanfactory, skid steerloaders are in produc-tion.

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Chris Bernard, CEO, out-lined the company’s mis-sion and plans for growth.

Workers consult the design reference used for quality control duringskid steer loader production.

A skid steer loader is put through a series oftests while still in production.

Guests see an example of the side dumping capability of a bulkmaterial mover with full payload.

Dumper bulk material mover demonstrates carrying a fullpayload.

An ST 35 radial lift track loader is demonstrated.

Brent Coffey, product manager of loaders,described the advantages of all-wheelsteering when working in confined spacesand the “innovative design” of the ground-engaging telehandler.

Johannes Schulze Vohren, regional president —North America, outlined the scope of the compa-ny’s product offering, which focuses on light con-struction and compact equipment. He emphasized,“We are not a heavy-equipment manufacturer.”

• Dumpers — DW60, DW90: The DW60can carry up to 4.2 cu. yds. (3.2 cu m) of dirtand are intended to match to work with 5-ton(4.5 t) to 10-ton (9.07 t) excavators. The DW90can carry up to 5.6 cu. yds. (4.28 cu m) of dirtand match up with larger excavators, such asWacker Neuson’s newest 14-ton (12.7 t)model.

• Skid steers/Compact track loaders —These compact machines now come with astandard factory warranty of two years or2,000 hours, whichever comes first.

• Walk-behind roller — RD7: New walk-behind tandem rollers are designed for soil andasphalt compaction applications and a choiceof diesel or gasoline engines.

• Trench roller — RTxSC3 with Compatec:Infrared remote control trench roller is nowavailable with Compatec, a compaction moni-toring system.

• Rammer — BS70-4As: A 3.6-hp GXR120Honda engine powers this new addition to thefour-cycle rammer line.

• Generators — G625, G1100: Designed forindustrial applications, the new 1/2-meg and 1-meg generators are capable of paralleling tomeet even higher demands. Sound-attenuatedenclosures allow for larger applications requir-ing quiet operation.

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NEUSON from page 14

Tonghand Exit-Side Wrench Attachment Offers SafetyLaValley Industries’ Tonghand exit-side wrench attachment provides hor-

izontal directional drillers with a safer, more efficient way to torque up andbreak pipe joints, reamers and subs, according to the manufacturer.

The Tonghand hydraulic attachment’s rotation arms, gullwing design andintegral TongVise are controlled by a single operator inside the safety andcomfort of any 30- ton excavator. An in-cab display allows the operator tomonitor and adjust all functions of Tonghand operation, including the speci-fied torque value. The Tonghand works with pipe tool joints ranging in sizefrom 6.5 to 10 in. (16.5 to 25.4 cm).

The rotation arms allow the operator to thread and unthread drill pipe con-nections with precision. At the same time, the gullwing design makes it easyfor the operator to move the arms out of the way to make and break reamers.

The 120,000 ft.-lb. torque capability on its vise, and the precision pipe con-trol design, allow workers to remain safely away from drilling componentswhile breaking joints, loading and unloading drill string components, andpositioning drill rod throughout the job site.

The safety factor was a major element of the design process, according toJason LaValley, president of LaValley Industries and inventor of theTonghand.

“My goal in developing this new exit-side wrench was exactly the same asin developing our original pipe-handling product, the Deckhand,” he said. “Iwanted a better and safer way to get the job done. The Tonghand lets youmake, break and move pipe more safely and more efficiently.

“We designed it to be very versatile,” LaValley said. “It can work as a pipehandler for the precise placement of drill rod on rigs, racks or trucks. In fact,that flexibility, strength and precision have earned it the nickname ‘Rig on aStick.’”

For more information, call 218/444-3030 or visit www.lavalleyindus-tries.com.

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Fecon Depth Control Rotor Availablefor All Six Excavator Bull Hog Models

Fecon Inc.’s depth control rotor sys-tem (DCR) is now available on all sixexcavator Bull Hog models. Thisbrings a new level of performance andvalue to mulching, controlling thedepth of bite and efficiently directingmaterial flow so that energy is reservedfor production. DCR cuts faster, deliv-ering better fuel economy and moreuniform particle size. The DCR sys-tem is an evolution that builds onFecon’s reversible samurai knife tool,

according to the manufacturer. Depth control rings of the DCR sys-

tem work in harmony with the samuraiknife to enable more cutting with lesshp. The shape of the samurai knifeedge efficiently slices as it chips, pro-viding greater forgiveness on rock thanstraight-edged tools or saw teeth.Depth control rings lend further impactprotection to the tool body, and reduceshock loading to the mechanical orhydraulic drive line.

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The 120,000 ft.-lb. torque capability on its vise, and the precision pipe control design, allow work-ers to remain safely away from drilling components while breaking joints, loading and unloadingdrill string components, and positioning drill rod throughout the job site.

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Now Available…

Caterpillar Announces NewFlow C Series Mulching HeadsTwo new mulching heads now available

on Cat Mulchers provide increased versatili-ty and performance in various land manage-ment applications. The standard and highflow C Series mulching heads are designedfor cutting and mulching of vegetation,saplings and undergrowth from overgrownagricultural areas and forested terrain.

Standard Flow C Series Mulching Heads (HM115)

The standard flow mulching head isdesigned for the customer who operates amulcher in applications such as maintainingfire lanes, brush clearing and general landmaintenance. The new adjustable multi-tooths pushbar is designed to help redirecttree placement when laying them on theground. The intergraded max pro gauge features a

color range that allows the operator to knowhow effective the work tool is running. Forexample, if the gauge is in the yellow range,that indicates the machine can do more; ifthe gauge is in red then the machine is push-

ing the tool too hard and will stall. The colorcoding enables the operator be more profi-cient with the tool saving fuel and time. The hydraulically operated front door

designed to recirculate material for a finerfinished product is standard with all Catmulchers.

High Flow C Series Mulching Head (HM418C)

The new high flow series provides manyof the same features as the standard seriesbut is now 72 in. (183 cm) wide, which islarger than the machine track width allowingfor greater clearing of track paths for levelsurfaces maneuvering. There are now threenew tooth offerings which brings the totalnumber of options to five. The new singlebolt tooth retention allows for a quickerreplacement time. For more information, visit

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Trimble and ATI Corporationannounced a 3D grade controlsolution for ATI’s Level Best PDseries grading boxes on skid steerloaders. With the TrimbleGCS900 grade control system,small contractors can work morequickly and efficiently on com-plex projects that require 3Dmachine control and digitaldesigns. 3D machine control onskid-steer loaders can also benefitlarge contractors by allowing themto complete the finish phase ofprojects with added precision andat a lower cost. “The collaboration between

Trimble and ATI Corporation rein-forces our commitment to provid-ing small contractors with con-struction technology to make themmore productive,” said RyanKunisch, marketing director ofTrimble Civil Engineering andConstruction. “With TrimbleGCS900 now available on LevelBest grading boxes, contractorshave a 3D machine control solu-tion for their skid steer loader,

regardless of the manufacturer.”“ATI Corporation is excited

about the combined effort withTrimble. The combination of the

Trimble GCS900 3D grade con-trol system and the Level Bestgrading boxes allows our cus-tomer base to easily enter the 3D

world. Contractors have the abilityto combine the productivity of 3Dmachine control with a Level Bestgrading box on any brand of com-

pact track or skid steer loader. Thisenables Level Best to stay on thecutting edge of jobsite technolo-gy,” said Jack Herr, vice-presidentof ATI Corporation.The Trimble GCS900 system is

useful for footpaths, parking lots,sidewalks and other surfaces thatrequire a 3D constructable model,which can be built in Trimble'sBusiness Center — HCE officesoftware. In addition, the system ispart of the portfolio of TrimbleConnected Site solutions, so con-tractors can wirelessly sync files tothe machine, track assets and siteproductivity, and receive remotesupport or training. The Trimble GCS900 grade con-

trol system for Level Best PD Serieslaser grading boxes is available nowthrough Trimble's worldwideSITECH technology dealer channel.For more information, visit con-

struction.trimble.com.(This story also can be found on

Construction Equipment Guide’sWeb site at www.construc-tionequipmentguide.com.)

Trimble Announces 3D System for PD Series Grading Boxes

Trimble and ATI Corporation announced a 3D grade control solution for ATI’s Level Best PD seriesgrading boxes on skid steer loaders.

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The “ICUEE Gives Back” benefit auc-tion held on Oct. 1, 2015, was aimed athelping returning Veterans find employ-ment in the private sector (particularly theconstruction and utility industries) throughThe Call of Duty Endowment and raised$29,575 toward that effort. The Call ofDuty Endowment helps Veterans find highquality careers by supporting groups thatprepare Veterans for the job market and byraising awareness of the value Vets bring tothe marketplace.ICUEE exhibitors donated a wide range

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Used in conjunction with the GME inter-locking aluminum sheet pile, the system canbe used at depths of 10 to 12 ft. (3 to 3.6 m) ina 2-, 3- or 4-sided configuration, while provid-ing up to 84 in. (213 cm) of vertical pipe clear-ance (contingent upon soil conditions).

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GME Lite Aluminum Sheeting SystemSolves Problem of Shoring Utilities

Used in conjunction with the GME interlocking aluminum sheet pile,the system can be used at depths of 10 to 12 ft. (3 to 3.6 m) in a 2-,3- or 4-sided configuration, while providing up to 84 in. (213 cm) ofvertical pipe clearance (contingent upon soil conditions).

Honnen Equipment announced the appoint-ment of John Currie as the company’s newWyoming and Idaho senior sales manager.

Honnen Equipment is the authorized dealerof John Deere Construction & Forestry equip-ment in the Rocky Mountain Region.

Currie brings more than 30 years of heavyequipment industry experience throughout theIntermountain West with companies such asWestern State Caterpillar and CashmanCaterpillar. Assignments in product support anddirect sales and sales management have madeup the vast majority of John’s career.

He will lead John Deere sales operations forthe state of Wyoming and southeast Idaho forHonnen Equipment Company.

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Work Progresses on Lake Mead’s Intake Tunnel No. 3 expected lifespan of more than 100years.The Las Vegas Review Journal

recently reported that crews initiat-ed the first part of the lid removalprocess, which required a secondwatertight lid to be lowered overthe mouth of one of the existingintakes, to supply water to the sur-rounding area. The water, in thesealed connector tunnel, wasdrained via valves in the temporarybulkhead and directed into the newintake tunnel.The bulkhead prevents water in

the connector tunnel from seepinginto the intake during construction.In order to remove the bulkhead,the tunnel has to be sealed off fromthe lake and drained so that crewsfrom VTC, the contractor, couldstart on the inside work. When thebulkhead was removed, the SNWAlet in another 30 million gal. at acontrolled rate to fill the rest of thetunnel.The project started in 2008.

Some of the key elements are: itopens at elevation 860 ft. (262 m)below sea level, has a 3-mi. longtunnel that draws and conveyswater from a deeper location inLake Mead, and has a connectingtunnel from the new intake to theexisting intake pumping stations.The tunnel has a finished diame-

ter of 20 ft. (6 m) and a gasketedconcrete segmental lining thatforms a ring — six segments per-ring, with 2,429 rings in total. Theintake structure and riser aresecured to the bottom of LakeMead by a large concrete mass. In addition, significant modifica-

tions to the existing intake systemto accommodate interconnectionwith the new third intake wereundertaken, including emergencyconnections made to tie in SNWAPumping Station No. 1 to the newIntake No. 3 system, providingadditional operating range for theexisting pumping station and pro-viding greater flexibility in operat-ing the system. This project is necessary to

ensure water for the greater LasVegas area. “An ongoing, severe drought in

the Colorado River Basin — and itsimpact on Lake Mead’s water level— are key factors defining the pur-pose and need for the SNWA’sLake Mead Intake No. 3,” saidBronson L. Mack of SNWA publicoutreach and media relations.“Lake Mead is responsible for 90

percent of the Las Vegas Valley’sdrinking water supply, and the lakeis currently at less than 40 percentof its storage capacity, evident by a130-foot-high ‘bathtub ring’ visiblearound the lake. “The declining lake levels raised

enough concern about the futureoperability of one of the existingtwo intakes,” he said, “promptingthe SNWA Board of Directors in2005 to approve design and con-struction of a third intake into LakeMead. The new intake’s primaryobjective is to maintain southernNevada’s access to its primarywater supply. Additionally, in 2015,the board approved the SNWA tobegin developing a low-lake-levelpumping station that will furtherensure that southern Nevada candraw upon its Colorado Riverwater supply, even if Lake Mead’slevels drop too low for water to bereleased to downstream users inArizona and California.” The total project cost covers con-

struction, engineering, constructionmanagement and materials. Theengineering firm involved in theproject, brought in by the J-V, wasARUP, which subcontractedBrierley Associates. SNWA andParsons Corporation are handlingconstruction management.“We did a concept-level design,

which was very preliminary and weset the criteria for them,” said ErikaMoonin, SNWA’s project manager,“and they took it from there — itwas their team that developed thedesign. We looked at theArrowhead Tunnel project insouthern California, theBrightwater project near Seattle;and the Hallandsås Ridge Tunnel inSweden — a high pressure tunnelproject, not as high as what weencountered, but it was the highestpressure one in the world at thetime. We also looked at several oth-ers for similar conditions and howthey approached the work.”While not involved in the TBM

selection, the SNWA placed operat-ing requirements into the contract,including minimums and the abili-ty to operate at a maximum pres-sure of 17 Bar units — a metric unitof pressure exactly equal to 100000PA, which is nearly equal to theatmospheric pressure on Earth atsea level. Also included was theneed for backup equipment.The SNWA took about 52 geo-

logical core samples during the pre-design phase in looking at thealignment section and when the J-

V arrived, it took additional coresamples.“We knew that it was highly

faulted and that we were going tohave some very difficult condi-tions,” said Moonin. “We ran into alarge fault — inactive. We knew thearea was faulted — we just didn’tunderstand the situation at thatpoint when we put the contracttogether how complicated it wasand the magnitude of it until weencountered it.”The project was followed by

several organizations, including theCalifornia Water Fix Team; a groupfrom Hawaii which had startedconstruction on a tunnel; and theNew York Department ofEnvironmental Protection, which isplanning to build a tunnel under-neath the Hudson River to providewater and is anticipating some highwater pressure, potentially higherthan the conditions encountered inNevada.“We’re trying to accommodate

one another as owners, because thatis how we learned and put things inour contracts,” sais Moonin. “If wehave something to share that canbenefit others, we’re willing to dothat. We’re also asked about ourdelivery method — how we puttogether the procurement for thedesign-build and the constructionmanager-at-risk contracts, an alter-native delivery method.” Moonin and her team held regu-

lar progress meetings with the con-tractor to discuss various issues,which was essentially a daily dia-logue to ensure that problems wererapidly resolved and potential prob-lems were addressed early on.“It’s probably the reason why we

were successful with the project,”she said. “We had commitmentswith upper management from thevery beginning. We wanted to haveopen communications and developa true working partnership.”This attitude was crucial when

trouble arose with the setting up ofthe starter tunnel that needed to becreated by traditional drill and blastmethods — it had to be createdbefore the TBM could be assem-bled.“When they encountered that

large complicated fault zone, thematerial flowed into the workspaceand it flooded the TBM assemblychamber and the starter tunnel,” she

said. “We had to work together toovercome it and a lot of expertswere brought in to develop plans togo back in there and start tunnelingagain. We had two subsequentinflows on that same alignment.This challenge brought us alltogether and it was the contractorwho proposed we re-align it as theground was difficult to get through— they felt the re-alignment wouldbe faster and less costly than theoriginal one.”It was at this point that the

SNWA and J-V made an agreementto quickly wrap up everything intoone change order and share the riskgoing forward.“We asked the contractor to take

on some risk that they don’t nor-mally do,” said Moonin, “and viathe change order we paid for thework on the original starter tunneland paid for the work going for-ward. It really worked out. We had-n’t made any payments to the con-tractor for the tunnel recovery workand we had an insurance claim, soit was a very complicated situation.Everyone realized that for the sakeof the project that we had to moveforward and resolve this majorchallenge quickly.”The cap removal operation went

smoothly, but it required a massiveamount of coordination as theSNWA had to shut down two majorpumping stations and two intakes.“This was done one at a time,”

said Moonin, “which ultimatelymeant the shut down of a watertreatment plant and the pumpingstations. All the parties werepleased with bringing the intakeon-line.”Vegas Tunnel Contractors crews

began drilling the access shaft forthe TBM in 2008 and between2008 and the end of 2011, success-fully excavated the access shaft,starter tunnel, TBM assemblychamber, and a tail tunnel.“There were contractual delays,

of which there was a time extensionfor the grouting in the shaft,” saidJim Nickerson, the J-V’s projectmanager, who has been with theproject since 2009, “then here wasthe contractual delay of the originalstarter tunnel, which delayed theproject for about a year. The entireproject is headed to finishing earlywith the entire contractual condi-tions.”Only one TBM manufacturer

expressed an interest in the project— Herrenknecht AG and the

INTAKE from page 1

see INTAKE page 52

Barnard of Nevada Inc. photoMore than 600 ft. (182.88 m)underground, the 24-ft. (7.31m) diameter tunnel-boringmachine is moved into positionto begin its 3-mi. (4.8 km) driveunder Lake Mead. The newintake tunnel will draw waterfrom deep within Lake Mead,helping ensure southernNevada maintains access it itsprimary water supply, even ifdrought conditions cause lakelevels to fall lower.

Barnard of Nevada Inc. photoUtilizing a series of barges andtugboats, crews position thenew intake structure beforelowering 200 ft. (60.96 m) belowthe surface of Lake Mead andsecuring it to the lake bottom.

When Lewis Griffith comes intowork, he sees first-hand the resultsof his previous job with the city ofTacoma. Griffith is assistant division

manager, responsible for onsiteoperations at the new transfer sta-tion operated by the city’s SolidWaste Utility. Before moving intothis position, as a member ofTacoma’s engineering department,he was on the design team thatdeveloped this award-winningfacility.Part of the 190-acre Tacoma

Recovery and Transfer Center, thenew 83,000-sq.-ft. (7,710 sq m)transfer station, opened in 2011.Handling 165,000 tons (149 t) ofgarbage per year, the stationachieves a vision of maximumflexibility, able to adapt to variablewaste streams and traffic demands.The ultimate aim was to increasethe volume of material divertedfrom the landfill into various recy-cling streams. The city had set its sights on

earning LEEDS certification, andwas awarded LEEDS Gold stand-ing for its efforts. SWANA (SolidWaste Association of NorthAmerica) recognized the city’seffort with its Award of Excellencefor 2013.

Purpose-Built DesignGriffith became manager of the

facility in 2014 and saw the opera-tion take another big step towardits goal: the commissioning of anew Sennebogen 821 R-HD mate-rial handler.Griffith explained, “We

designed the facility with a materi-al handler in mind. We gave it alarge open floor to provide moreroom for sorting and recoveryfrom the waste stream. The visionwas to select loads that would havemore of that type of recoverablematerial to be dumped on the floor

here.”Most of the material delivered to

the transfer station is handled bywheel loaders, which push loadsinto the compactors for disposal inthe landfill. The Sennebogenmachine is used to sort recyclablematerial and to pick out oversizeitems that are too large for the com-pactors.

Ideal for Sorting Waste Streams

Mike Chapin is one of the divi-sion’s heavy equipment operatorswho received training fromSennebogen to run the 58,000 lb.(26,308 kg) machine. After two-days of orientation on the newequipment, Chapin has been oper-ating the 821 60 percent of the daythrough his 10-hour shifts. Basedon his 18 years at the controls ofheavy equipment, he is pleased

with the city’s choice for this appli-cation.The grapple allows Chapin to

pick through mixed loads of wood,metal and cardboards from com-mercial and consumer waste mate-rial. “We also have a top-load bay

with a trailer parked below the tip-ping floor level to receive oversizeitems,” he said. “The Sennebogenis ideal for picking up those itemsand lowering them down into thetrailer — a 13 ft. drop — withoutdamaging the walking floor. Withthe Sennebogen, you can actuallymaneuver things around and setthem in there gently. We get bro-ken or rotten telephone poles,which we load into a trailer parkedright on the tipping floor. Due tothe hydraulic elevating cab, I’m uphigh enough to see right down intothe semi-trailer, and I can articulate

the logs any way I need to, to makea good load.”

Flexibility and SafetyChapin appreciates the safety

aspects of the 821’s design, as well.The machine’s square footprintgives it inherent stability, withoutrequiring outriggers, to lift andmove equal loads through 360degrees of swing. He alsoacknowledges the two safety cam-eras (1x rear, 1x right side) provid-ed as standard equipment onSennebogen machines. “They are a big help,” he said.

“There’s a fair bit of traffic and thearea I’m working in is for the gen-eral public. We get anything fromcars to pick-up trucks to dumptrailers unloading garbage and con-struction debris here.”Working under-roof, Chapin

recalls some early concerns about

potential damage to overhead elec-trical and sprinkler lines. Thesewere resolved with the installationof limit switches that keep theheight and reach of the 821’s boomwithin safe limits. Chapin canoverride the switches, if needed, tocomplete a specific maneuver.

Improving Capture ofRecyclable Waste

Since the 821 arrived at thetransfer station, Griffith and histeam have continued to refine itsrecycling processes. Aided by the821, the volume of material cap-tured for recycling from the wastestream handled in the transfer sta-tion has doubled over the past 18months.Lewis Griffith believes the city

is on the right track. “There are so many varieties in

the waste stream now; they havedifferent characteristics and wenow have opportunities to treatthem differently,” he said. “Wedidn’t know exactly how the mate-rial would move through the build-ing, so we built for flexibility: a flatfloor; no limiting walls or elevatedareas; and multiple routes throughdifferent doors that let us changetraffic lanes from weekdays toweekends.”As the facility evolves, its use of

the Sennebogen 821 will evolve,too. “We’re looking for ways to have

the material handler do the bulksorting and then do some handsorting or put the material on theconveyor for some kind of furtherprocess. That’s kind of in thefuture,” Griffith concluded.For more information call

704/347-4910 or visit www.sen-nebogen-na.com.

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

Sennebogen Material Handler Works Well for Tacoma, Wash.

821 R-HD equipped with rubber pads and a grapple works at the LEEDS certified Tacoma Recovery& Transfer Center.

Pages 37-49

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

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MB America Inc. is now providingcustomers its Gold 24 warranty on allproducts after seeing its products with-stand years of crushing and screeninguse.

In the past, MB customers receiveda one-year original parts warranty withpurchase. The Gold 24 warranty wasoffered for an additional cost. This shiftgives customers a greater financialpeace of mind when purchasing MBequipment. As one of the company’score values, MB strives to provide cus-tomers with durable products that theycan rely on for many years.

“We want to continue exceeding theexpectations of our customers.Expanding from a one-year to a two-year warranty shows our continuingcommitment to customer service anddelivering a quality product,” said MaxRavazzolo, C.E.O. of MB America.“Our customers are our main focus

when it comes to our business andproducts.”

MB’s attachments use the hydraulicsystem on excavators, skid steers andbackhoes, allowing businesses to reusematerials immediately at the job siteand providing a greener option in recy-cling waste materials. By reusing thematerials, businesses can save timeand money in reducing waste andtrucking costs.

MB offers crushing and screeningattachments, universal quick couplings

and iron separators for a wide scope ofwork that includes demolition andexcavation, road work, quarries, min-ing, pipeline work and environmentalreclamation projects. MB products areavailable for any excavator, skid steeror backhoe.

For information, call 855/622-7874or visit www.mbamerica.com.

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MB America Offers Gold 24 Warranty on All Crushing, Screening Products

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Sturtevant Unveils 100 Percent Mobile Air Classifying Plant

Many aggregate and sand producers own multiple quar-ries, and a portable air classifier eliminates the cost of own-ing and maintaining multiple stationary classifiers. And formajor paving projects it is often more economical to movethe air classifier to a quarry nearer to the job site or to the jobsite itself than to haul the de-dusted manufactured sand. “Many asphalt companies also own or lease portable

asphalt plants that normally require adjoining portableequipment for crushing, screening and fines handling,”according to Joe Muscolino, senior project manager ofSturtevant Inc., Hanover, Mass. “A portable air classifier negates the need for a wash plant

where water is not readily available or where waste waterdisposal is a problem. But there has not been a mobile airclassifier that could go from transport to production withoutthe cost and delay of special lifting equipment. People havebeen asking us for years to design a portable plant to solvethis serious problem, he said.Sturtevant Inc. has introduced a self-contained, 100 per-

cent mobile air classifying plant with integral collapsibleconveyors, enabling parking to processing in one hour orless. The Whirlwind air classifier and conveyors hydrauli-cally unfold for setup and fold away for breakdown andtransport, with no cranes, boom trucks, front-end loaders orspecial crew needed for any part of the operation. Simplypush a button. Dual hydraulic cylinders provide smooth,steady raising and lowering of the Whirlwind air classifierand the integral, collapsible feed and dual discharge convey-ors. The plant is mounted on a rugged chassis frame with tri-

axle suspension for stable travel on highways or back roads.The plant is designed and constructed for vibration-freeoperation and long service life with low maintenance and thecompact design features a low transport height (13 ft. 5 in. [4m]), short trailer transport length (61 ft. 9 in. [18.8 m]) andtrim transport width (12 ft. 7 in. [3.8 m]) for easy maneuver-ing on roadways and at job sites. Feed capacity is 30 to 90tons (27 to 81.6 t) per hour with a 50 hp variable-frequencymotor for low energy consumption. “Producers tell us they want a portable unit large enough

for high feed rates, but compact and completely mobile tokeep transportation costs reasonable,” Muscolino said. “We

estimate that our ample tph range and compact, totally self-contained design will keep transportation costs 40 to 50 per-cent lower than if we had designed a larger plant with unat-tached conveyors that require assembly.” Other features requested by aggregate and asphalt pro-

ducers include a long, high discharge conveyor for greaterstockpile heights of de-dusted manufactured sand, and a feed

conveyor intake hopper that is low to the ground and can befed by a front-end loader, eliminating the need for an inter-mediate conveyor. Also, the feed hopper is located behindthe trailer rear wheels to prevent spillage of feed materialonto the chassis where it could cause damage and requireclean-up. The smaller side conveyor is for byproduct fines.For safety and nuisance dust control, all three belt con-

veyors are covered and can be easily vented. In addition, thegravity feed inlet at the top of the classifier is under a slightvacuum to prevent airborne nuisance dust during materialtransfer. The conveyor covers also help reduce moisture dur-ing rain to ensure efficient performance. The air classifier isdesigned for dry operation; material moisture preferablyshould not exceed 2 to 3 percent, with 4 to 5 percent as max-imum for most materials.The Sturtevant Whirlwind air classifier can eliminate the

need for screening, cyclones, bag houses or wet washing.The unit has an automatic lubrication system for low main-tenance and a time-tested gear unit drive for long service life. An internal fan lifts minus #200 mesh fines out of the

feed, and removable selector blades within the housing con-trol the amount of fines to be removed so the process can beadjusted to nearly any material or spec requirement. Anyadditional fine tuning and quick adjustments are made witheasy-to-use speed controls. Adjusted product fineness: mini-mal minus 100, 200, 325 mesh fines.Sturtevant has designed and manufactured a wide range of

material processing equipment since 1888, including threetypes of air classifiers. The chassis-mounted Whirlwind airclassifier is the exact same model that has been in stationaryapplications worldwide for more than 80 years. The compa-ny has manufactured more than 5,000 air classifiers, andwith proper maintenance, Sturtevant air classifiers can last40 to 50 years, according to the manufacturer.“Our customers expect superior quality and long service

life from everything we make,” Muscolino said. “And ourWhirlwind portable air classifier plant and rugged trailer arethoroughly designed and built for the long haul.”For more information, call 800/992-0209 or visit

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Sturtevant Whirlwind portable air classifier plant is sturdy, compact and maneu-verable on roadways and job sites.

Once parked, the unit unfolds to operational mode in one minute or less with thepush of a button.

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Metso Designs New HP5 Cone Crusher for EfficiencyMetso designed the new HP5 cone crush-

er with safety, simplicity and eco-efficiencyin mind. Automatic settings, specializedmaintenance tools, reduced emissions andenergy-efficient motors are just a few of theimprovements built into this new conecrusher, according to the manufacturer.

Highest PerformanceThe Nordberg HP5 follows the successful

HP3, HP4 and HP6 as the fourth model in anall-new range of high-performance conecrushers. The design of Nordberg HP5 lever-ages Metso’s 100 plus years of crusherknow-how and experience with more than9,000 HP cone crushers in operation world-wide. The result is a crusher that delivers acombination of crushing action, feed size,performance and a low cost per ton. The HP5 has a 5 percent larger feed size

versus the HP400 and higher capacity thanthe HP500 in tertiary applications. In addi-tion, a higher cavity density improves inter-particle crushing action for end productswith more consistent gradation and superiorshape.

Less Downtime, Easy and Safe to Maintain

An advanced fastening system for themantle and bowl liner eliminates the needfor backing material, and makes liner

changes safer and faster. Thicker linersresult in more material to wear. The HP5

cone crusher also is easy to disassemble,and all components are accessible from thetop or side. The bowl and head are easilyand safely removed with no interference.A new motor support allows the belts to

be stretched hydraulically, and lifting pointshave been redesigned to easily and safelylift the HP5. Platform guards help to ensureoperator safety and protection.

IC70C Crusher AutomationEnsures Optimal PerformanceThe HP5 features Metso’s IC70C crush-

er automation system. The IC70C is pre-cisely designed to meet customer expecta-tions and crushing plant requirements forconsistent production, safety and easy con-trol of crusher parameters, according to themanufacturer. Feed and discharge conveyors control,

wear compensation, auto setting adjust-ment and computer remote control are justa few of the many benefits the IC70C sys-tem offers. For more information, visit

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


The new HP5 crusher delivers a higher output of finished product using the sameamount of power.

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

high performance primary mobilejaw crusher built around the Terex44 by 28 in. (112 by 71 cm) jawcrusher, with a track record inrecycling, aggregate productionand mining applications. A keynew feature of this model is theon-board detachable sizing screen The Terex 44 by 28 in. jaw

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

either a Tier III/Stage 3ACaterpillar C9 350 hp (261 kW) ora Tier IVi Scania DC9 70A 350 hp(257 kW). Hydrostatic transmission of the

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

and can be changed in a matter ofminutes.The machine has a heavy duty

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

VGF ensures continuous chokefeeding of the crushing chamberfor optimal productivity. Materialfrom the pre-screen can be divert-ed to a stock pile via the on boardby-pass conveyor, or join thecrushed product on the main belt. The large 12.55 cu. yd. (9.6 cu

m) hopper has hydraulically fold-ing sides and a hydraulic self-lock-ing mechanism to provide effi-cient and faster machine set up andtear down times. “The J-1170AS with its

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

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

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


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KPI-JCI Hosts Meeting for 65 Dealers, Launches New S-Series

Ron Scott Jr., Highway Equipment Company,Troutville Va., sales and operations managergoes over the features on this versatile FastTrax FT4250 track-mounted impact crusher.

(L-R) are Dave Johnson,, chief operating officer, RoadMachinery & Supplies, Savage Minn; Russ Karsky, aggregatesales specialist; and Jon Anderson, general manager, northernoperations of RMS.

This large Mazak Integrex e-670 Multi-TaskingMachining Center is a complete fusion of CNCturning center and machining center.

Pictured is a track plant frame.

KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens recycles all paintmaterials and recaptures for use.

Members of the media were treated to a tour of the factory ledby Bruce Viau, international sales coordinator of KPI-JCI andAstec Mobile Screens. Here, Bruce is showing an electrical panelfor a 4500 VSI with twin 300 h.p. motors.

KPI-JCI recently hosted a meetingfor 65 North American dealersand launched 10 new or

improved pieces of equipment as well asa new parts line called S-Series, which isan exclusive brand of cone liners and jawdies, developed by Astec Industriesfoundry experts. The company alsolaunched its new website, new productanimations and new interactive dealersales tools. Among the new andimproved equipment introduced was thenew portable tow-behind conveyor, thenew portable K300/6203CC, the newGT205 track-mounted multi-frequencyscreen and the new GT104 track-mount-ed screening plant.


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Company Honors 12 of Its North American Dealers for Excellence

To keep up with demand KPI-JCI and AstecMobile Screens runs up to three shift rota-tions.

Bruce Viau showcases a 50,000 lb.-crusherpitman, the largest pitman manufactured byKPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens.

Keith Enge, electrical engineer of KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens, explainsthe features of the Wizard Touch con-trol panel. All 2016 models will featurethis interactive systems control panel.

The new 2500 Series VSI Track Plant for KPI-JCI and AstecMobile Screens was on display.

(L-R): The Baschmann crew of BaschmannServices Inc., Elma N.Y., are Mike Peters,aggregate equipment sales; Peter Baschmann,manager, owner; and Donald Ruppert.

The KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens facility has 310,000 sq. ft.of manufacturing and 62,000 sq. ft. of engineering and designspace.

This is a KPI-JCI and Astec Mobile Screens expert welder attaching a baseto a vertical shaft impactor. One of these is manufactured every seven days.

KPI from page 44

The company also honored 12 of its North American dealers for salesand service excellence. The premier award given this year was the TopSales and Marketing award, and this year, Thompson Equipment ofLewiston, Maine, was recognized for its dedication.

(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’sWeb site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG


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Rik Kiddle Joins Terex Finlayto Drive Business GrowthTerex|Finlay announced the appointment

of Global Business Development and SalesDirector Rik Kiddle. In his new role, Kiddle will be responsible

for strategically driving business growth,increasing market share as well as identify-ing and developing new market opportuni-ties on a global basis. He will lead the currentsales, marketing and distribution develop-ment teams, be a key driver in new productdevelopment initiatives and work closelywith the aftermarket and engineering depart-ments within Terex|Finlay.With an engineering and design back-

ground, Kiddle joins the company fromJCB, where he held various UK and exportsales and marketing positions with increas-ing seniority. He also has been responsiblefor JCB’s focus on the waste, recyclingand demolition industries and wasresponsible for developing the JCBWastemaster range ofproducts/models in order to betterserve these industries. Mostrecently Kiddle has been respon-sible for the JCB Industrial busi-ness promoting the JCB Teletrukproduct around the world.Following his appointment

Kiddle said, “I am very pleased tobe joining Terex|Finlay, a brandwith a great history, excellent prod-uct range, respected global repu-tation, professional dealernetwork and ambition forthe future. As we emergefrom some recent turbu-lent market conditionsaround the world, Ilook forward to work-ing with the teamhere and the dealernetwork around theworld to take thebusiness furtherforward in thecoming years.”

Paul O’Donnell, global business linedirector, said: “The appointment of Rik is awelcome addition to our team and signifi-cant milestone in our continued growth andglobal expansion plans. Rik understands thecomplexity, has vast experience in develop-ing, nurturing and growing a global dealernetwork and has proven business and leader-ship skills. He has held a variety of seniorroles within JCB, developed new marketsand products on a global basis, all ultimatelyfocused on serving the customer. We lookforward to Rik bringing that same customerfocus and experience to Terex|Finlay.”

(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’s Web site atwww.constructionequipmentguide.com

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Unstable Ground Challenges Crewson Lake Mead’s Intake Constructionmachine was purchased in the spring of2008 and arrived on site in September2009. The TBM operations started atthe end of December 2011, and werecompleted on Dec. 10, 2014.“It was one of the most complicated

conditions that a TBM has ever operat-ed in because we had to mine up to 15Bar pressure,” said Nickerson, “whichis the first time it’s ever been done. Weencountered a lot of volcanic rock,basalts, and sedimentary rock. A lot of itwas fractured and broken, but the realproblem was the hydrostatic pressure ofthe lake above it that caused most of thegrief.“We had up to 15 Bar pressure and

when you have water with rock, itmakes for very unstable ground condi-tion,” he added. “We had water in theshaft, cavern and tail tunnels, but thosewere conventional excavations — drilland blast. After grouting, we had any-where between 800 to 1,000 GPM ofwater.”Nearly 360,000 cu. yds. (275,239 cu

m) of rock were brought to the surfaceand due to environmental permitrequirements, the material remained onsite and was used to create a view-shedberm, which when the lake level ishigh, prevents boaters and those in theLake Mead National Recreation Areafrom seeing the water treatment plant.“It could have been used elsewhere,”

said Nickerson, “but nothing was wast-ed.”The TBM drilled down to 600 ft.

(183 m) and then Nickerson had hiscrews create an underground cavernsystem. The width of the cavern is 30 ft.(9.1 m) and as it was expanded, equip-ment and vehicles were lowered down.Crews accessed the cavern via per-

sonnel hoists made by Alimak and bas-kets attached to Cimolai gantry cranes.To lower the equipment and vehicles,mine hoists were used.“All the oils and diesel had to be

drained and everything was turned ver-tically,” said Nickerson, “and every-thing went down a doorway, through aplatform opening on top of the shaft.”Some of the equipment brought

down for the drill and blast operationsincluded a large Tamriock Jumbo, a 5cu. yd. (3.8 cu m) rubber-tired minemucker, a 939 track loader, forklifts,and at one point, a concrete mixingtruck.Nickerson, with 32 years experience

in underground work, not only put hisknowledge to the test, but also his

team’s as they applied some cutting-edge techniques and brought in innova-tions via the TBM, such as mining inclosed mode up to 15 Bar.“The other aspect was connection

with the TBM and marine intake struc-ture that we had to perform — fabricat-ing and installing an intake structurethat weighed 1,200 tons,” he explained.“We had to blast a shaft in Lake Meadand then we had to set the 1,200 tonstructure within that excavation andthen we poured 12,000 cubic yards ofconcrete around that intake structure.After that was done, we mined ourTBM into it and completed the connec-tion to the inlet to the lake. We did all ofthat work without divers, using remote-operated vehicles.”In fact, the J-V had a small fleet of

barges, tugboats, and crew boats madeto specifications of the project, as wellas the remote operated submersibles. There was plenty of room for tempo-

rary field offices, materials storage andequipment and vehicles. The job sitewas accessed via park road that wasbolstered by building a paved road thathas been given to the park.The work went on 24 hours a day,

nearly 365 days a year via three shifts— day, swing and graveyard.“Our safety record was very good

and we ended up with about a 4.0recordable incident rate — standard inour industry, and a lost time incidentrate of .89,” said Nickerson. “We nailedit and the water for the whole region iscoming from the tunnel we built. Wealready had a history of being able towork on a slurry/closed mode TBM joband we’re leaving with the experienceof mining in 15 Bar conditions.“At the height of the work we had

about 150 hourly employees for most ofthe critical path work, we were down to75 once the marine work was done andwe started to finish up the tunnel afterthe boring ended,” he added. “This hasbeen a very difficult and challengingjob. It was the dedication and persever-ance of all our people. There were timeswhen you wondered if you could buildit — to complete it.”J-V crews did most of the work.

Subcontractors included BMT for theriser section of intake structure,Precision Aggregate for the purchase ofthe trimming concrete.To provide air for the crews in the

cavern/underground work area, a forcedair ventilation system was set up, onethat was constantly monitored. Safetytraining also included how to avoid

being bitten by rattlesnakes and poison-ous spiders. The job site infringed onthe habitat of a species of endangereddesert tortoise and crews were instruct-ed on how to avoid incidents with them.Concrete was produced on site via a

Liebherr portable concrete plant.“We designed the concrete mix. It

took us 12 months to find the right for-mula,” said Nickerson.Other equipment used for the project

included excavators, dozers, backhoes,and dump trucks.“We had a lot of on site mechanics

for all of the equipment, whether it wasthe TBM or underground and surfaceequipment,” said Nickerson.“Maintenance on the TBM was donedaily. Herrenknecht AG provided a stafffor the commissioning of the TBM andthey had a person on site for about ayear. They also provided training for theoperators and the mechanics.”The daily progress of the TBM var-

ied between closed and open modeoperations.“On good days in closed mode we

did 50 feet and saw over 100 feet withopen mode,” said Nickerson. Moonin arranged for SNWA person-

nel to visit the site — aboveground andbelow, and the project experience hasyielded many lessons learned for futureinitiatives such as partnerships and riskmanagement approaches.“The alternative delivery method

worked for us. We used qualification-based selection of contractor teams andwe’re using it again for the new pump-ing station project,” she said. “We alsoknow a little bit more about the groundand sited the pumping station where webelieve there is less of a chance toencounter that large fault zone. Weknow that we will encounter somesmaller faults, but we’ve shared infor-mation with the contractor, Barnard Inc.It’s really about being open and trans-parent and making sure that everyoneunderstands the risks.“We also had some unique contract

provisions for different site conditionclaims and had allowance items,” sheadded. “We put those same provisionsin the new contract and we have sharedthat with other owners interested in howwe developed them.” The pumping station will be built

about 500 ft. (152.4 m) from the newintake tunnel.

(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’s Website at www.constructionequipment-guide.com.) CEG

INTAKE from page 36

Industry SpendingContinues Strong turing and offices experienced significant year-over-yeargrowth, most categories saw a decline in spending betweenAugust and September as firms struggled to replace retiringworkers amid growing labor market tightness. There wereonly 479,000 unemployed construction workers inSeptember, the smallest September total in 15 years,Simonson remarked, citing data from the Bureau of LaborStatistics.Eighty-six percent of firms responding to a recent associ-

ation survey reported they are having a hard time findingqualified workers to fill available positions, association offi-cials noted. As a result, many firms are likely struggling tofind enough staff to keep pace with the growing demand forconstruction services, prompting the slight drop in monthlyconstruction spending in the private nonresidential sector,the officials added.“Demand may be starting to outstrip the industry’s capac-

ity given the severe and growing shortages of available,qualified workers,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, the associa-tion’s chief executive officer, who urged elected and appoint-ed officials to act on measures outlined in the association’sWorkforce Development Plan designed to make it easier toprepare, recruit and train new workers.For more information, visit www.agc.org.(This story also can be found on Construction Equipment


AGC from page 1

Pre-Paid Maintenance Plans FromMack Trucks Help Control CostsFocused on reducing the total

cost of ownership for customers,Mack Trucks now offers the optionto purchase pre-paid preventivemaintenance plans based on therevised service intervalsannounced earlier this year. Themaintenance plans are availablefor all model year 2011 and newerMack models powered by MackMP7, MP8 or MP10 engines.Mack Premium Maintenance

Plans are pre-paid contracts thattake the worry and hassle out ofmaintenance by offering a varietyof coverage. Three different plansare available, offering a range ofservice from basic oil changes and74-point inspections to more in-depth maintenance, including serv-ice for the exhaust aftertreatmentsystem, transmission and chassis.By purchasing a pre-paid mainte-nance plan, customers can lock intoday’s parts and labor rates. Theycan also choose the duration oftheir maintenance plan.

Customers who purchase aMack Premium Maintenance Planare able to quickly and easilyschedule maintenance by contact-ing Mack OneCall, Mack’s 24/7service and support network.Customer maintenance can bescheduled and performed at any ofthe 460-plus Mack dealerships inthe Unites States and Canada,offering increased flexibility forthe customer.“The new pre-paid preventive

maintenance plans demonstrateMack’s commitment to the cus-tomers’ bottom line by helpingthem control their maintenanceexpenses,” said David Pardue,Mack vice president of aftermarketbusiness development. “We’vecreated these plans with flexibilityin mind, so customers can select aplan that best aligns with theirbusiness needs. No matter whatapplication — normal duty, heavyhaul or severe duty — we offer aplan that covers it.”

The Mack PremiumMaintenance Plans can be pur-chased through any Mack dealer-ship in the United States andCanada. For more information, visit

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

Construction Equipment Guide’sWeb site at www.construc-tionequipmentguide.com.)

Pages 53-55To view our current comparison trailer specification charts visit www.constructionequipmentguide.com

SECT IONTrucks & Trailers

Felling’s Main Custom Solutions Offer Safety, CapacityFelling Trailers’ capability and willing-

ness to take a project from concept to fin-ished product fills the need in the utilitiessector with the FT-20 IT-I trailer. The devel-opment of the specific options and configu-ration of this trailer evolved from a deal-er/manufacturer rela-tionship, where thedealer asked theFelling sales per-son to meet in per-son with them and theircustomer to come up with the desiredspecifications to meet their needs. The enduser customer’s concerns were operatorsafety, capacity, tongue weight, equipment

placement, rear overhang, etc. The resulting design was that of the FT-20

IT-I custom trailer. The unusual tongue con-figuration allows turning clearance for rearsteps or for a recessed mounted pintle on the

rear of a utility truck. The jack islocated so the operator has easy

access to operate and isbolted on so itcan be easilyreplaced in

the event ofdamage. The deck

length was increased to avoid rear over hang. Bolt on side steps and grab handles are

provided for safe access in most any condi-

tion.The entire trailer can be hot dipped galva-

nized to drastically extend the life andappearance. Standard Equipment:• Load Capacity: 20,000 lbs. (9,072 kg) • (2) 10,000 lb. (4,536 kg) axles (Dexter

Oil Bath)• Brakes: Electric Dexter FSA (Forward

Self Adjust)• (4) 235/75R17.5 H radial tires• (4) 8 bolt Plate wheels• Adjustable Lunette eye• 12,000 lb. (5,443 kg) Drop Leg jack • Deck width — 102 in. (259 cm) OD, 81

(206 cm) ID

• White oak 2 in. (259 cm) nominal deck• D.O.T. approved LED lighting with

sealed wiring harness• HD Industrial urethane paint and primer

with 3-year Paint Warranty• 5-year Limited Structural WarrantyCustom Features:• Cone holders/stands• Galvanized wheel chocks with slide on

storage• Side Step — Curbside & driver sideFor more information, call 800/245-2809

or visit www.fellling.com.(This story also can be found on


Mack Trucks has introducedthree pre-paid preventive

maintenance plans, enablingcustomers to further reduce

their total cost of ownership.Depending on the level of cov-

erage selected, Mack PremiumMaintenance Plans covereverything from basic oil

changes and 74-point inspec-tions to more in-depth mainte-nance, including service on the

aftertreatment system, trans-mission and chassis.

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New Position Created...

Ox Bodies Welcomes NewSales Manager, Gene DorseyOx Bodies announced the addition

of Gene Dorsey in the newly createdposition of Ox Trailers sales manager.Dorsey will be responsible for all salesof Ox Bodies’ Trail Ox Series end-dump trailers.“We are excited to have Gene join

our Ox Trailers team,” said HenryBell, TBEI VP of sales and marketing.“Gene will be a tremendous asset toOx Bodies as we continue to developour network of trailer dealers and growour trailer business throughout thecountry.”Dorsey comes to Ox Bodies with

more than 20 years industry experi-ence, most recently with ClementIndustries and Warren Truck & Trailer. For more information, call 800/844-

2519 or visit www.oxbodies.com.(This story also can be found on

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

Gene Dorsey will be responsible for all sales ofOx Bodies’ Trail Ox Series end-dump trailers.

Isuzu Introduces 2016 High-Capacity GVWR NPR DieselIsuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc.

introduced the 2016 NPR Diesel. The truckfeatures a 13,000-lb. (5,897 kg) GVWR anda 33.5-in. (85 cm) frame to offer more capa-bility than previously available in an entry-level Isuzu diesel truck — while still provid-ing legendary Isuzu durability and fuel econ-omy.“With a 13,000-lb. GVWR, the new NPR

Diesel approaches the capacity of a Class4 truck, but at a Class 3 price,” saidShaun Skinner, executive vice presi-dent and general manager of IsuzuCommercial Truck of America. “Thistruck is the latest example of howIsuzu is committed to lowering the costof truck ownership without sacrificingperformance, practicality, long-termreliability or fuel efficiency.”Among the notable features of the 2016

NPR Diesel:• Standard 30-gal. (113.5 L) rear-

mounted in-rail fuel tank• Frame width of 33.5 in. that will

accept bodies up to 102 in. (259 cm)wide and 91 in. (231 cm) high• Four wheelbases — 109, 132.5, 150,

and 176 in. (277, 336.5, 381 and 447 cm) —that will accept body lengths up to 20 ft. (6m)

The new NPR Diesel is powered by thenewest and most modern powerplant in theIsuzu family, the 3.0-L 4JJ1-TC tur-bocharged and intercooled diesel engine.The powerplant produces 150 hp and 282lb.-ft. of torque at 1,600 to 2,800 rpm.“With its peak torque available at low and

m i d - r a n g e

engine speeds, the 4J engine gives driversboth good off-the-line acceleration and pass-ing power,” Skinner said.That power doesn’t come at the expense

of durability. The engine has a B-10 dieselengine life rating of 310,000 mi. And inkeeping with Isuzu’s commitment to envi-

ronmental responsibility, the engine iscapable of running on B20biodiesel fuel.

The powerplant is mated toan Aisin A460 six-speed auto-matic transmission with doubleoverdrive, lock-up torque con-verter that operates in secondthrough sixth gears, and avail-able PTO.Together, the engine and

transmission help

the new NPR Diesel achieve class-leadingfuel economy, according to the manufactur-er.The 2016 NPR Diesel is backed with a

standard powertrain limited warranty thatcovers engine and drivetrain against defectsin material and workmanship for three years,unlimited mileage. The NPR Diesel also iswarranted against perforation from corro-sion for four years regardless of mileage.“Last year, Isuzu trucks celebrated their

30th anniversary in the North America mar-ket,” said Skinner. “This year, we enter thenext three decades in America with a truckthat truly embodies everything that Isuzu isall about — low cost of acquisition, class-above capability, tremendous fuel efficiency,proven reliability and the ultimate in lowcost of ownership. We couldn’t be prouderthan we are of the new NPR Diesel.”

Production of the 2016 NPR Dieselwill begin in Japan in November 2015,and the truck will be available at Isuzu’snetwork of nearly 300 dealers in NorthAmerica shortly thereafter.For more information, call 866/441-

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December 9-10NAPE Denver, Colorado Convention Center, Denver (817) 847-7700

Associated General Contractors of America – AGC San Diego Chapter, Inc.Boy Scouts Lunch-O-ReeDate: November 19, 2015Location: Hilton Regency La Jolla, 3777 La Jolla Village Drive,

San Diego, CA 92122AGC Holiday Dinner DanceDate: December 5, 2015Location: Hotel Del Coronado, 1500 Orange Avenue,

Coronado, CA 92118 AGC Installation & Member Awards DinnerDate: January 18, 2016Location: Hilton San Diego Bayfront, 1 Park Boulevard,

San Diego, CA 92101AGC Winter ConferenceDates: January 28-31, 2016Location: The Ritz-Carlton, Lake TahoeFor more information on the above events, contact AGC San Diego Chapter at6212 Ferris Square, San Diego, CA 92121; PHONE: 858-558-7444; FAX:858-558-8444.

TCI EXPO 2015, hosted by the TREE CARE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (TCIA) DATE: NOVEMBER 12-14, 2015PLACE: David L. Lawrence Convention Center,

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AGC MO (The Associated General Contractors of America)CONTACT US: AGC of Missouri

6330 Knox Industrial DriveSuite 200St. Louis, Missouri 63139

Phone: 314/781-2356Fax: 314/781-2874

AGC MO UPCOMING EVENTS:NEW Confined Space/Excavation (N-3)When: November 16 – 18, 2015Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MOGHS – Minimum Requirements (N-4)When: November 23, 2015Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MO1st Aid / CPR Part 1 (D-1)When: December 2, 2015Time: 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM (CT)Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MOBIM Unit 4: Process, Adoption, and IntegrationWhen: December 9, 2015Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MOB.Path’s/AED – Part 2 (D-2)When: December 9, 2015Time: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM (CT) Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MOOSHA 10-Hour Course (D-3)When: December 14 – 16, 2015Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MO Project Manager Development Program – Module 1When: January 5, 2016 – February 23, 2016Where: Construction Training School, Saint Louis, MO

AGC CaliforniaWest Sacramento, CAPhone: 916/371-2422 Fax: 916/371-2352Meetings and Events:Safety & Health Council MeetingDate: November 18, 2015Location: AGC of California HQ, West SacramentoSan Joaquin District Board of Directors MeetingDate: November 19, 2015Location: Piccadilly Inn Airport, FresnoBART Liaison MeetingDate: November 20, 2015Location: BART Administrative Office, OaklandTri-Counties District Board of Directors MeetingDate: December 2, 2015Location: The Harbor Restaurant, Santa BarbaraSanta Clara District Annual Holiday Bocce Ball Tournament & Toy Drive Date: December 3, 2015Location: Campo di Bocce, Los GatosRiverside-San Bernardino District Holiday InstallationDate: December 4, 2015Location: The Mission Inn, RiversideRiverside-San Bernardino District Board MeetingDate: December 4, 2015Location: Arrowhead Country Club, Riverside

San Francisco Board of Directors MeetingDate: December 8, 2015Location: TBD, TBDOrange County District Board MeetingDate: December 9, 2015Location: Santa Ana Country Club, Santa AnaSan Francisco Bay Area District & Bay Area CLC Holiday Dinner & Bocce BallDate: December 17, 2015Location: Campo di Bocce, Livermore

AGC of MN – AGC’s HOLIDAY RECEPTION AND SILENT AUCTIONOn Thursday, DECEMBER 3, 2015, representatives from AGC member compa-nies, ACEC, AWC, NAMC, MnDOT, and other industry-related organizations areinvited to attend the AGC holiday reception at the Heartland Restaurant in down-town St. Paul, MN. Once again, we will be collecting for Toys for Tots at the hol-iday reception. New toys, games, and books, as well as cash and checks, willbe greatly appreciated. AGC of MN – STP ClassesSupervisory Training Program (STP) classes for November – December will startthe week of November 2. AGC of America has revised the STP program.AGC of MN – Annual Business Meeting Notice – December 3Notice is given to the voting members of Associated General Contractors ofMinnesota, a Minnesota cooperative organization (“the Association”), that theDecember 2015 annual meeting of voting members will be held at the HeartlandRestaurant, 289 Fifth Street East, St. Paul, MN 55101, at 5:00 PM, on Thursday,December 3, 2015.AGC of MN – 2015 Transportation Construction Grading InnovationsTechnology ForumDate: Tuesday, December 8, 2015Time: Registration and continental breakfast at 8:30 AM; first

presentation at 9:00 AMLocation: Brooklyn CenterFor more information on the above AGC of MN events, please contact DeniseWoods at the AGC of MN office. Phone: 651/632-8929.AGC of MN - Minnesota Transportation ConferenceDates: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 through Thursday, March 10,2016Where: St. Paul River Centre, MNContact: Denise Woods

[email protected]: 651/796-2189

Minnesota’s Transportation Conference, the largest transportation event inthe state, explores the latest transportation innovations and provides atten-dees with the chance to network with other professionals. Individuals frommultiple transportation-related disciplines and organizations are encour-aged to attend.

Associated General Contractors of New York State LLC, Albany, NY 10 Airline Drive, Suite 203, Albany, NY 12205Phone: 518/456-1134, Fax: 518/[email protected] OF EVENTS:November 16, 2015 – Syracuse Building Membership MeetingTime: 12:00 PM to 2:30 PMLocation: The Century Club of Syracuse, 480 James Street, Syracuse, NYNovember 17, 2015 – Capital District Building Membership MeetingTime: 12:00 PM – 2:30 PMLocation: The Fort Orange Club, 110 Washington Avenue, Albany, NYNovember 17, 2015 – Notary PublicTime: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM includes lunch and manual

Location: 6 Airline Drive, Albany, NYNovember 19, 2015 – OSHA 10 Hour Safety Outreach CourseTime: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM DailyLocation: 116 Railroad Avenue, Albany, NYNovember 19-20, 2015 (Thursday & Friday) – AGC NYS Albany SafetyTraining CenterTime: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM each dayLocation: 116 Railroad Avenue, Albany, NY$150 per person for AGC NYS, ECA or NESCA Members; $200 for non-members.Price includes 10-Hour Manual and lunch each day.Class is limited to 18 Attendees…Register Now!Participants who complete both sessions will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Card andCertificate of Completion. If you have any questions, please contact us at 518/456-1134.December 1st – STP Unit 2 – Communication (Buffalo)Time: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM Tuesdays for five weeksLocation: Construction Ex. of Buffalo & WNY, 2660 William Street,

Cheektowaga, NY The Supervisory Training Program (STP) developed by AGC, is designed specifi-cally to meet the needs of the construction industry. Developed, updated, andfield-tested by and for contractors, the Program consists of 6 courses that focuson the knowledge and skills that every supervisor must have to be an effectivemanager of people, time, equipment and materials.December 2nd – Hudson Valley Building Membership MeetingTime: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PMLocation: 289 Mill Street, Poughkeepsie, NY Please join us on December 2, 2015 at The Mill House Brewing Company inPoughkeepsie, NY. Dutchess County Executive Marcus Molinaro will discuss hisvision for economic development and construction in Dutchess County.If you have any questions, please contact us at 518/456-1134.December 8th (ends December 10th) – 29th Annual Construction IndustryConferenceLocation: The Saratoga Hilton, 534 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY

12866 Phone: 518/584-4000The 29th Annual Construction Industry Conference – New York’s largest construc-tion industry conference and tech expo, will be held December 8 – 10 at theSaratoga Hilton and Saratoga City Center in Saratoga Springs, New York. We have a full schedule of workshops available for you. There is something foreveryone in the industry. The Construction Expo will be held on Wednesday,December 9 from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.December 9th (ends December 10) – AGC Future Construction Leaders of NYSTime: 1st of 4 sessions, December 9-10Location: Saratoga Hilton, 534 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NYNominate your firms Future Construction Leaders Today!This four event program will introduce your next leaders to help teach the issuesinvolved in managing a construction business in New York State. Attendees willhave an opportunity to learn, in a structured environment, what they might other-wise spend years learning from personal experience. Sessions will take place:December 9 – 10, 2015 – Saratoga Springs, NYMarch 2016 – New York CityMay 2016 – Rochester, NYAugust 4-6, 2016 – AGC NYS Summer Membership Meeting, Sagamore Resort,Bolton Landing.

OHIO NURSERY & LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATIONONLA ANNOUNCES NEW APPROACH TO GREEN INDUSTRY TRADESHOW IN 2016CENTS SHOW – Growing the Midwest’s Green IndustryDATES: JANUARY 11 – 13, 2016GREATER COLUMBUS CONVENTION CENTER, OHIOFor more information on this event, please contact the ONLA, 72 DorchesterSquare, Westerville, OH 43081; Phone: 800/825-5062; Fax: 614/899-9489;email: [email protected]

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ARTBA Recognizes 2015 AwardWinners at National ConventionThe American Road & Transportation

Builders Association (ARTBA) recognizedtransportation design and constructionindustry leaders Sept. 30 with divisionawards during the association’s NationalConvention, held in Philadelphia. ARTBAannounced the following honorees:

Nello L. Teer Jr.: John R. Kulka, con-sultant, HRI Inc., in State College, Pa.Created in 1988 as a tribute to contractorand Past ARTBA Chairman (1959-61)Nello L. Teer Jr., it annually honors a con-tractor member who has made outstandingcontributions to the association’s contractorsdivision and the transportation constructionindustry.

Guy Kelcey: Richard P. Markwith,vice president, TranSystems,Atlanta. Thisaward, which honors Guy Kelcey, one ofthe planning and design (P&D) division’sorganizers, is given each year to an ARTBAmember who has exhibited a high degree ofservice to the association’s P&D division.

Paul F. Phelan Memorial: WallyMoore, global group director, TenCateGeosynthetics, Pendergrass, Ga.Established in 1971, it is given annually inrecognition of outstanding contributions tothe ARTBA materials and services divisionand the transportation construction industry.

John “Jake” Landen MemorialHighway Safety: Joe Toole (public sector),former associate administrator in theFederal Highway Administration’s office ofsafety in Washington; and Taylor Bowlden(private sector), retired government affairsmanager at 3M’s Traffic Safety & SecurityDivision, also in Washington. Established in1989 in memory of Traffic Safety IndustryDivision leader and Past ARTBA Chairman(1976) J.C. Landen, this annual award rec-ognizes outstanding contributions to high-way safety.

(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’s Web site atwww.constructionequipmentguide.com.)


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ARTIC SNOW & ICE CONTROL ..........................................22

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS......................12

ATI CORPORATION/LEVEL-BEST........................................20

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RIVERSIDE CA ..............................................................58

BARGAINS..............................................................................56

CATERPILLAR GLOBAL..........................................................9

CATERPILLAR INC ..........................................................38,39

CEG SCALE MODELS ..........................................................10

CLASSIFIEDS ........................................................................56

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TRAILER PROMO..........................................................28

SHOPPING FOR USED ................................................32

TESTIMONIAL................................................................54

DOOSAN INFRACORE AMERICA CORP........................24,25

DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER ..............................................2

DYNAPAC ..............................................................................33

FELLING TRAILERS ..............................................................55

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FLECO ATTACHMENTS ........................................................18

FLUID CONTROL SERVICES ................................................6

GEITH INC..............................................................................19

GROVE CRANE ....................................................................67

HENDRIX MACHINERY LLC ..................................................3

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IROCK CRUSHERS ..............................................................49

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JAMES G MURPHY CO ........................................................63

KAWASAKI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY........................51

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LINK-BELT EXCAVATORS................................................34,35

LIUGONG CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY..........................11

MB AMERICA INC ..................................................................23

METSO MINERAL SCREENING ..........................................41

METSO MINERALS CRUSHING ..........................................47

MONTABERT..........................................................................21

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QUANTOS AUCTIONS ..........................................................59

RANSOME EQUIPMENT SALES LLC ..................................57

REMU SCREENING TECHNOLOGY....................................48

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ROAD BUILDERS MACHINERY ........................................5,23

ROCKLAND MANUFACTURING ..........................................20

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TERRA POINT LLC ................................................................64

THE SCREEN MACHINE ......................................................38

WEIR MINERALS ..................................................................43

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WSM AUCTIONEERS ............................................................64

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