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EMUS, MI — BanditIndustries has an-nounced that the compa-ny will remain privatelyowned, in the hands ofcurrent owners JerryMorey, Mike Morey Sr.and Dianne Morey. Thethree have elected toturn down the offer fromAlamo Group Inc., negat-ing Alamo’s pending ac-quisition of Bandit.

“Alamo is an exception-al company and we arevery honored that they’veshown such an interestin Bandit and our corpo-rate culture,” said BanditIndustries President Jer-ry Morey. “We sharemany common ideas andvisions, and we are grate-ful for the relationshipswe’ve built. Ultimately,we decided the best fu-ture for Bandit and our400 employees at thistime was to remain a pri-vate company.”

2013 has been anotherrecord sales year for

Bandit Industries. Thecompany recently com-pleted a factory expan-sion of approximately20,000 -square-feet,with additional expan-sions already in theworks. The company’sdealer network in theUnited States andabroad is also expand-ing, and with demand forBandit wood processingequipment at an all timehigh, the company con-tinues to hire new em-ployees at all levels.

“When we first an-nounced that we wereconsidering offers to sellBandit, myself, MikeMorey Sr. and DianneMorey said that we wouldonly sell if it was the rightfit,” said Jerry Morey.“Taking care of our em-ployees and our dealernetwork, continuing tosupport our mid-Michi-gan community andmaintaining the Banditlegacy we built over the

last 30 years, these arethings we cannot put aprice on. Bandit Indus-tries is stronger than everbecause of our employ-ees, the hard work fromour dealers and our basicbusiness model of build-ing reliable equipmentand taking care of ourcustomers. We will con-tinue to explore optionsfor a potential sale of thecompany while stickingto these basic truths thatform the core of BanditIndustries.”

Bandit currently em-ploys 408 people at itsmid-Michigan head-quarters, constructingnearly 50 different woodprocessing machinesthat range from smallwood chippers to largewood waste recyclers,stump grinders andforestry mowers. Banditequipment is sold world-wide through a globaldealer network with over160 locations.


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Because of Texas’s immense size and topography,climate changes dramatically from one side of thestate to the other. While far west Texas is arid receiv-ing little rainfall, Southeast Texas is warmer in thewinter and cooler in the summer. On average, thatarea is the wettest part of the state. As a result, a drive through Southeast Texas reveals

many areas of dense vegetation, including centuries-old pecan, oak and hackberry trees. There’s even anarea appropriately named Big Thicket — located justnorth and northwest of the city of Beaumont — thatboasts a varied ecology of piney woods, swamps andcoastal prairies.

It’s not unusual for the area referred as the GoldenTriangle (Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange) toreceive upwards of 60-inches of rain annually. It’shere, among the stately oaks and dense mesquitethickets of east Texas, that in 2012, Go GreenServices was called upon by pipeline installationcontractor Pumpco Inc. of Giddings, Texas, to clear90-foot wide path for a natural gas pipeline.

“The amount of trees was unimaginable,” saysTerrell Sims, sales manager with Go Green Services,

College Station, Texas. “There are miles and miles ofhuge, established pecans, oaks and hackberries with

trunks of enormous diameter; along with thickbrush, a lot of mesquite — just about everythingwoody imaginable. We know the area well andbecause of that, we have reliable and durable grind-ing equipment to handle the wood and brush.”

As they began their work, the Go Green Servicesland clearing teams encountered numerous marshywetlands, several fences and different landownerright of way crossings. They also crossed occasionalroadways along the route. Together, thesehindrances, in addition to Mother Nature’s springdeluges, inhibited production efficiencies. “What wecouldn’t control, however, was all the rain and mud.It rained almost continuously, making it one of themost challenging land clearing jobs we’ve ever takenon,” says Sims.

Mud mats required“The grinders we own are awesome,” Sims says.

“Oak, hackberry, pecan and mesquite are all veryhard wood and tough to grind. We chose theHG6000TX on tracks for this job, primarily becauseit is easier to get into the limited space we had, andbecause it’s lighter than the HG8000TX. Because ofthe mud and marshes, we had to position the grinderon mats at all times; otherwise, the machine wouldhave sunk into the muddy, marshy soil. Aside fromthe challenging conditions, the toughness and sheermagnitude of the wood really put the capabilities ofthe HG6000TX grinder to the test.”

Sims estimates the HG6000TX grinder was in useapproximately eight hours every day, with periodictimeouts for inspection and servicing. He says properservicing is critical for achieving maximum produc-tion rates and advises fellow land-clearing contrac-tors to remain diligent in taking good care of equip-ment.

According to Shaun Bruect, project superintendentfor Go Green Services, most of the wood wasprocessed with the company’s Vermeer HG6000TXhorizontal grinder and was outfitted with a 6-inchscreen. For much of the project, the ground wood wasmixed in with topsoil to serve as a stabilizer andimpediment to erosion unless otherwise specified byindividual landowners. In those instances, the woodymaterial was hauled to a site nearby where Go GreenServices ground the woody material with theirVermeer HG8000TX grinder.

The entire scope of the project spanned more than

420 miles with terrain ranging from rolling hills tosoggy, marshy bottoms. That combined with the hugetrunks, branches and tough wood fibers of the large,established trees, made the job more challenging.Mesquite is an extremely hard wood that can reach aheight of 10 to 15-feet, although in most of its range,it tends to remain shrub size. Mesquite, combinedwith the bushy, shrub-like blackbrush, is often diffi-cult to remove and to grind.“The hills we did encounter aren’t all that steep orbig; it’s just that when you have a hill, you’re going toencounter a bottom,” says Bruect. “There were also alot of creek beds. So crossing all the creeks poseddelays moving ahead. It was really boggy type land.”

“And I don’t remember a year when we’ve had somuch rain — consistent rains — in east Texas,” headds. “There was what seemed liked several weeks ina row when we’d get a downpour on Thursday, forc-ing us to shut down for a day or two afterwards justbecause we couldn’t access the site. Then we’d try tomake up for lost days over the weekend, so we couldstay ahead of the pipeline crews.”

“There were many times when, because of theweather, we were loading logs with the weldedpipeline already laid out ready for installation,” herecalls. “So the rain not only affected our clearing theright of way; but it also made it difficult for Pumpcoto trench for the pipeline. We’d never seen anythinglike it.”

“We’ve been really pleased with the reliability andtoughness of our grinders, yet, even the best equip-ment is going to need repairs,” Sims says. “But thefrequency of such repairs can be minimized withproper servicing and maintenance. Obviously, thewet conditions were particularly hard on the equip-ment. I know that there were times when we mayhave forced materials in both grinders that were toowet for any equipment to process efficiently.”

“But at the end of the day, we know we have a deal-er in Vermeer Texas/Louisiana and manufacturerthat we can rely on when something happens that wecan’t fix ourselves. They’ve saved us many times;they’re responsive and understand how important itis that we stay up and running. When there’s apipeline installer closing in not far behind, we can’tafford not to be moving forward.”

For more information about Vermeer products, visitVermeer.com .

Ground brush was routinely mixed with soil for use as cover material.

Hard wood, soft mud, tough grindby Randy Happel, features writer —Two Rivers Marketing, Des Moines, Iowa on behalf of Vermeer - Pella, Iowa

Persistent rains, saturated soils and dense woodshamper efforts to clear a 90-foot wide pipeline path

through the Big Thicket region in East Texas.

Scrub brush lining the pipeline project is quickly groundwith the HG6000TX.


Bandit Industries nowoffers a Card Breaker Sys-tem for hand fed andwhole tree drum stylechippers. The Card Break-er works similar to ascreening system, restrict-ing oversized materialfrom exiting the machine.The system is optional formost Bandit drum stylechippers, creating an evenhigher quality wood chipthat is well suited for usein expanding biomass en-

ergy markets.“Chips of relatively uni-

form size and shape aremuch preferred for use inbiomass fuel wood appli-cations,” said JasonMorey, Bandit Industriessales manager. “By creat-ing a better chip, our cus-tomers can have a betterproduct to sell on the bio-mass fuel market.”

Bandit’s Card Breakerdoesn’t subtract fromBandit chippers’ leg-

endary throwing power —in fact, it benefits from it.Chips leave the drum atan incredible speed, withlarger sized chips hittingthe Card Breaker in-stalled in the discharge.This breaks the chipsdown further, resulting ina more uniform chipready for biofuel applica-tions. The Card BreakerSystem functions withoutthe need for additionalchip accelerating devices,

and overall machine pro-duction is unaffected.

At the most basic level,wood chips are beingused in biomass boilersto produce both heat andpower. These facilitiescan range in size fromlarge regional powerplants to small, singlehome heating systems.Outside this scope, sever-al companies are convert-ing wood chips into a pe-troleum product thatcould one day be a com-mercially viable alterna-tive to fossil fuels. All

around the globe, peopleare turning to wood chipsto either supplement en-ergy production, or tooutright replace it. Theresult is an industry thatis rapidly expanding.

Many professionals us-ing hand fed chippersaren’t selling chips for bio-mass use. Just the oppo-site; they often have to payto dispose of their chips.

“Bandit is already aleader when it comes toquality and uniformity ofits chips,” said Christo-pher Smith, Bandit In-

dustries marketing andcommunications director.“With our Card BreakerSystem, producers canmake a higher qualityproduct that can open upnew revenue streams. In-stead of paying to dumptheir chips, they could begetting paid for a valuableend product.”

Learn more about theCard Breaker and Bandit’sline of drum style chippersand other wood processingmachines at www.ban-ditchippers.com or by call-ing 800-952-0178.

A non-fatal accident oc-cured when a bulldozeroverturned on an em-bankment, rolling onto abench below. Low tem-peratures and frozenground created the condi-tion, which led to the ac-cident.

Best Practices1. Conduct adequate ex-

aminations of working ar-eas especially during ad-verse weather conditions.Additional examinationsmay be needed where

frozen ground exists;2. Train examiners to

know the hazards of frozenground (equipment canslide and sudden groundfailures can occur);

3. Correct hazardousconditions before equip-ment is operated orground is travelled upon;

4. Operate equipmentwithin its design limita-tions;

5. Clear outslopes oflarge rock or stumpswhere track mounted

equipment will operated;6. Install roll over pro-

tection (ROPS) and wearseatbelts at all times;

7. Install adequatelighting on mobile equip-ment that operates atnight or during adverseweather conditions;

1. Conduct pre-opera-tional checks before mo-bile equipment is operat-ed. Report hazards tomanagement; and

8. Maintain two way ra-dio communications be-

tween mobile equipmentoperators and all person-nel in the vicinity.

A non-fatal accident oc-curred when a bulldozerbroke into a cavity in araw coal stockpile abovethe feeder. The bulldozercab was completely cov-ered and the operatorwas entrapped for ap-proximately four hoursbefore being rescued.

Best Practices1. Use enclosed cabs

with rollover protection in

stockpile areas;2. Install two means of

two way communicationin the bulldozer, with onepowered by an independ-ent power source;

3. Maintained communi-cation at all times with thefeeder control room andthe bulldozer operator;

4. Install two 60 minuteoxygen generating SCSRsin the bulldozer and in-spect them during pre-operational checks.Mount the SCSRs over-head and train operators

in their use;5. Install an independ-

ent light source;6. Install 40 psi cab

window glass or chemi-cally treat with a properwindow support system;

7. Provide a remotecontrolled stop device inthe cab that can shut offreclaim feeders and beltconveyors; abd

8. Mark feeder areas ofthe coal stockpile with asuspended marker nearthe center of each feeder.


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Technologies, Tulsa, OK.

Hard wood, soft mud, tough grind . . . . . . . . . 6by Randy Happel, Two Rivers Marketing

Upstate Shredding-Ben Weitsman expandsinto Southwestern PA with biggest acquisitionto date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Recycling with efficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11by Giles Lambertson on behalf of Sandvik

Sandvik’s new distribution center offers addedcustomer support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

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The East Coast’slargest privately heldscrap metal processoracquires the assets of

Jack’s RecyclingUpstate Shredding -

Ben Weitsman an-nounced the asset acqui-sition of Jack’s Recyclingin Mt. Morris, PA today.This deal comes on theheels of acquisitions ofthe assets of additionalyards in Albany as well asHornell, marking thethird acquisition thismonth for the company.The all cash transactionwill close in approximate-ly 30 days.

“This is a great strate-gic move for expandingour reach throughout theNortheast, especially withour two new shreddersbeing built in Albany, NYand New Castle, PA. Wedo not yet have a locationin this region of theNortheast so this acquisi-tion is filling a great needto serve Mt. Morris andthe surrounding regions,”said Adam Weitsman,owner of Upstate Shred-ding and Ben Weitsman.

Founded in 1962,Jack’s Recycling has tak-en its 105 years of com-bined industry experi-ence and emerged as aleader in the area for autoand scrap (ferrous andnonferrous) recycling.The yard is located at 226Mt. Morris Road in Mt.Morris, PA, just North ofthe West Virginia stateborder and 65 milessouth of Pittsburgh, PA.Currently at 11 employ-ees, the new Ben Weits-man of Mt. Morris willgrow as the companycontinues to expand itsfootprint and execute itsformula for success inthe region. The brisk ex-pansion of the companyis propelled forward byseven day a week serviceand top pricing in the in-dustry, which allows theprivately owned scrapcompany to directly com-pete with multi-nationalpublic companies.

“We have worked hardto become the scrapleader within a 60 mileradius around Mt. Mor-ris. It was very importantto us to find a suitablecompany that can contin-ue to grow this facilityand serve our area evenbetter. We have looked ata number of acquisitionpartners and Upstate

Shredding is the only onewho truly understandsand has the work ethic toensure the continuedsuccess of this yard andtake it to the next level.We are excited to have theleadership and expertisethat Adam Weitsman andUpstate Shredding bring

to the table and are look-ing forward to the transi-tion to Ben Weitsman ofMt. Morris,” commentedRick Smith, former ownerof Jack’s Recycling.

Working towards itsgoal of 50 yards, Mt. Mor-ris marks the 17th loca-tion for Upstate Shred-

ding - Ben Weitsman.Over the last few years,Upstate Shredding-BenWeitsman has grown ag-gressively and profitably,more than doubling itsgeographic market reachover the past couple ofyears. Recent acquisi-tions include the assets

of Hornell Waste Materialin Hornell, NY and ValleyRecycling in Allegany, NY.The company has recent-ly been recognized as oneof the top scrap recyclingcompanies in the worldby Platts, AMM, RecyclingToday and Waste & Recy-cling News.


Upstate Shredding-Ben Weitsman expands into Southwestern PA with biggest acquisition to date

oncrete products are manufactured to lastalmost forever. So why discard the sturdymaterial just because the useful life of abuilding or highway has ended? Sending oldconcrete to a landfill didn’t make sense to

Terry McAfee and his son David. As a result, theyembarked on a mission to recycle concrete, andSandvik equipment is helping them.

The McAfees, who own DT Specialized Services Inc.

in Tulsa, OK, oversee demolition projects across thelower Midwestern United States. Five years ago, whilethey were in the process of tearing down a concretestructure, they decided that the project created anunusually large pile of refuse material. That’s whentheir thinking changed.

“We realized the sheer volume of concrete debris wecreated was going to be wasted, rather than recycled.That was the cornerstone of our decision to start the

crushing business,” says Terry McAfee. The result isan affiliated company that they started, calledReRock Materials, Inc. Through ReRock, the McAfeesare committed to recycling as an environmental bestpractice, even though they live in a region wherenatural aggregate is in ample supply and landfill feesare low. ReRock Materials, Inc. creates recycledconcrete and aggregate products.

“We want to recycle a large amount of concrete perproject,” David McAfee says. “But we are not doingthis because, hey, this is a windfall. We are doing itas a commitment to the recycling industry.”

While McAfee was experienced in construction anddemolition management, he was a novice recycler. Hehad seen a rock crusher at ConExpo, so he wentshopping for more information. After visitingrecycling operations and looking over different brandsof crushers, in 2008 he finally bought a mobile jawcrusher and began recycling.

It was during this time that his meeting with BrianCostello, co-founder and sales director of CrushingTigers, took place. Crushing Tigers are suppliers ofmobile crushers, screening machines and spare partsin the Oklahoma and Arkansas markets. Costellosold McAfee an Extec S-3 screen, currently known asthe Sandvik QA140, a tracked unit with a 10-foot x 5-foot double deck screen.

It exceeded McAfee’s expectations. More important-ly, when McAfee discovered that not only did Costellosell reliable products, but he was also was knowl-edgeable about the industry. That was when he beganto look to Costello for other industry insight.

Helpful dealerMcAfee learned that when Costello and managing

director Pat Doab started Crushing Tigers, they did so

DT Services 11

CStu Gamble (Sandvik), David McAfee (DT), Pat Doab (Crushing Tigers), Barry Murphy (Sandvik)

Recycling with efficiencyRecycling with efficiencyby Giles Lambertson on behalf of Sandvik

Material enters the QI240 from the crusher on the left and is processed and screened before being stockpiled.


DT Services from 10

with the intention of guiding customers toward moreefficient crushing and screening operations. Withthat in mind, Crushing Tigers took a critical look atDT and concluded that a secondary crusher wouldprovide more efficiency for DT operations. The prob-lem was that David McAfee was not in the market foranother crusher!

To convince McAfee, the team demonstrated aSandvik QI240 PriSec™ mobile impact crusher. Theirdemonstration and subsequent analysis showed thatwhile the overhead of a second machine added to thecrushing process, the cost per ton of crushedconcrete decreased. Costello and Doab repeatedlycrunched the numbers with David McAfee until therewas no question in McAfee’s mind.

“Before adding the Sandvik crusher, we werenormally producing 30-50 tons of sellable productsper hour,” McAfee says. “Now, if we are not doing 200tons an hour, there is something wrong.”

That massive increase in production makes alltheir numbers look good. The addition of the SandvikQI240 reduced the cost per ton to one third of itsoriginal cost. Furthermore, with the QI240’s four barrotor turning irregular chunks into uniform nuggets,reliance on the original jaw crusher was lessened,extending its working life.

At DT Technologies, the QI240 is used primarily,but not exclusively, as a secondary crusher. Becausethe QI240 is the only impact crusher on the marketcapable of operating in either a primary or a second-ary position, the McAfees can use the machine ineither process. This unmatched versatility comesfrom the patented design of its impactor box.

And, it’s portableBesides the QI240’s operating efficiency, what sold

McAfee on it was its portability. The 43 ton crushermoves on 20-inch wide tracks, which makes trans-porting it on a lowboy, convenient. The compactmachine is just 8 feet wide and 46-feet long easilypermitable for companies wanting to operate thecrusher at more than one location.

“My bigger motivation in getting the QI240, asidefrom cost savings, was to have a machine I couldthrow on a trailer, run 500 tons of material in a dayat one location, then move it back off site,” he says.“Its mobility is key, especially with its quick setup.”

These two attributes of the QI240 — the efficiencyof the machine’s crushing process and its portability— have ushered in additional business at DT. This isbecause they are able to process more aggregate tosell by stockpiling it for future sales. Second, whenwork is slow at a demolition site, they move the QI240elsewhere for custom crushing.

“I’m glad we started doing business with CrushingTigers and Sandvik,” McAfee says. “We are betterthan we were before. Developing this relationship,coupled with the sharing of expert advice hascertainly improved our business.”

Such trusting relationships are precisely whatCostello and Doab want to forge with their customers,according to Doab, “The key is working together as apartnership. The relationship is important forsustainability, and the trust creates opportunities foreveryone.”

Respecting business decision-makers and support-ing crushing operations is what the people of SandvikConstruction Mobile Crushers and Screens in NorthAmerica do. A new office in Bensalem, PA, is staffedwith engineers and sales support specialists. It is

stocked with equipment parts to respond quickly todealer calls. “Sandvik equipment is superb,” says StuGamble, a Sandvik Business Line Manager for mobilecrushing and screening. “Keeping it operating atcrunch time is the real test of partnership. We wantto pass that test every time,” he says.

Costello adds that selling and servicing goodmachinery is gratifying, but becoming trusted part-ners with customers tops all. “I respect whatmachines can do,” he says. “But it is working withpeople that makes my day.”

For further information please contact VirginiaVarela-Eyre, marketing manager ConstructionAmericas, call 404-589-2823, mobile 404-263 8788or e-mail [email protected] .

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CASE ConstructionEquipment introducesthe new CASE 1221Fwheel loader, the newestand largest model in thecompany’s F Series wheelloader line. Designed withan 11.9 liter Tier 4 Inter-im certified engine thatdelivers up to 355 horse-power, the CASE 1221F isbuilt for heavy earthmov-ing and loading applica-tions such as those en-countered in aggregateand mining operations.Enhancements to the en-gine and transmission atmaximum travel speed al-low for increases in pro-ductivity of at least 18percent and fuel efficiencyof at least eight percent.

The CASE 1221F ispowered by a cooled ex-haust gas recirculation(CEGR) engine withDiesel Oxidation Catalyst(DOC) and Diesel Particu-late Filter (DPF). This pro-vides clean burning pow-er and increased torquecompared to previousmodels. Improved sidepanel air flow and cleanerdirect air flow combine toensure extended serviceintervals and componentlife. A new power shifttransmission with trans-mission mode settings al-lows the operator to setthe transmission to the

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The 1221F wheel loaderhas an operating weightof 66,800 pounds andcomes with a range ofbuckets from 6.3 to 7.8-cubic-yards. With a 6.8-cubic-yard bucket, thebreakout force with tiltcylinder is 55,730pounds. The machine isavailable in standard Z-bar and extended reach(XR) configurations. Addi-tional highlights include:

• Four programmablepower modes to save fueland increase availablepower. A dual mode shut-down feature helps maxi-mize fuel economy andmonitor vital engine com-ponents;

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AUBURN, IN — MetalX,LLC, a scrap metal recy-cling company, an-nounced plans today tolocate a new facility here,creating up to 80 newjobs by 2017.

The Waterloo, IN basedcompany will invest $12.4million to purchase, reno-vate and equip a 240,000square-foot industrial fa-cility at 1101 Oren Drivein Auburn. Located on a30 acre site with main linerail access, the companyexpects to commission itsfirst line in April, withplans to have the plant ful-ly operational by Septem-ber. The facility will allowMetalX to develop a con-solidated nonferrous met-al recycling and reclama-tion operation that will becapable of recycling morethan 100 million poundsof nonferrous metals peryear, half of which will bereclaimed from materialstreams previously goingto landfills.

“Indiana’s economycontinues to operate withhomegrown-Hoosier com-panies as our foundation,”said Governor MikePence. “They are responsi-ble for significant job cre-ation and are key to help-ing bolster the growth ofour state. With our lowtaxes, best in the nationworkforce and central lo-cation, the Hoosier Statehas developed an idealbusiness climate, allowingcompanies like MetalX tostay close to home andmaking Indiana a statethat works.”

MetalX, which current-ly employs more than 100Indiana associates, plansto begin hiring for theAuburn facility nextmonth. Interested appli-cants may apply by visit-ing the company’s Water-loo headquarters at 295South Commerce Drive oremailing the company’shuman resources depart-

ment [email protected] .

“We are pleased to con-firm that we will locateour newest operation inIndiana, and in particu-lar, in the city ofAuburn,” said DannyRifkin, president andchief executive officer ofMetalX. “We recognize theeffort that has been re-quired on the part of themayor and city council,the DeKalb County Eco-nomic Development Part-nership and the IEDC towork together with us onthis project, and areproud to continue ex-panding in our homestate. Job creation is thefoundation for a sounddomestic economy, andwe appreciate the assis-tance to help facilitatenew Indiana jobs.”

With family roots inscrap metal dating backto 1943, MetalX is a full-service scrap metal recy-cling company thatprocesses and distributesall grades of ferrous andnon-ferrous scrap metals.MetalX was founded byDanny and Neal Rifkin,third and fourth genera-tion members of theRifkin family, which hadowned and managed Om-niSource Corporation un-til it became part of SteelDynamics in 2007. Met-alX opened its first facili-ty on a 70 acre site in Wa-terloo and has grownfrom 12 employees tomore than 100 in justmore than a year.

The Indiana EconomicDevelopment Corporationoffered MetalX, LLC up to$725,000 in conditionaltax credits and up to$40,000 in training grantsbased on the company’sjob creation plans. Thesetax credits are perform-ance based, meaning untilHoosiers are hired, thecompany is not eligible toclaim incentives. The city

of Auburn also approvedadditional incentives atthe request of the DeKalbCounty Economic Devel-opment Partnership.

“We’re very pleased thatMetalX has chosen to lo-cate its new recycling fa-cility here in Auburn,”said Auburn Mayor NormYoder. “It occupies a va-cant industrial building,bringing the facility to lifeto create many new jobsfor our community.”

Indiana led the nation inits percentage of privatesector job growth in No-vember, coming in secondin the race to add the high-est number of total jobsthat month. That growth,which includes 25,300new Hoosier jobs, is thelargest one month increasein Indiana on record.

MetalX is a scrap metalrecycling company thatdeals in all types of fer-rous and nonferrousscrap metals and metal-bearing waste streams.The company buys scrapfrom industrial genera-tors, wholesale suppliersand the general public,then as a processor,transforms various typesof scrap into a form thatcan be used as a key rawmaterial in the produc-tion of secondary prod-ucts like steel, aluminumand copper wire and tub-ing, which then serve asthe base materials fornew metal products andcomponents.

Headquartered in Wa-terloo, Indiana, the com-pany will now operatemetal recycling and scrapprocessing facilities inWaterloo, Fort Wayne andAuburn, Indiana, as wellas a joint venture inBirmingham, AL. In addi-tion, MetalX offers cus-tomized consulting andmanagement services toindustrial scrap genera-tors throughout the U.S.

Created in 2005 to re-

place the former Depart-ment of Commerce, theIndiana Economic Devel-opment Corporation isgoverned by a 12 memberboard chaired by Gover-nor Mike Pence. VictorSmith serves as the Indi-ana Secretary of Com-merce and Eric Doden is

the president of theIEDC. The IEDC overseesprograms enacted by theGeneral Assembly includ-ing tax credits, workforcetraining grants and pub-lic infrastructure assis-tance. All tax credits areperformance based.Therefore, companies

must first invest in Indi-ana through job creationor capital investment be-fore incentives are paid. Acompany who does notmeet its full projectionsonly receives a percent-age of the incentives pro-portional to its actual in-vestment.

DoppstadtUS ispleased to introduce Pow-erscreen New England asour new dealer partner inMaine, Massachusetts,New Hampshire and Ver-mont for our full line ofslow speed shredders,high speed grinders,trommel screens and

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Existing Doppstadtowners can immediatelycontact Powerscreen NewEngland to support alltheir Doppstadt needs.Powerscreen New Eng-land is located at 284

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Based in Avon, Ohio,DoppstadtUS offers abroad range of solutionsfor comprehensive mate-

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Equip Sales & LeasingCorp. and its employeeshave a combined 50 yearsof experience in thecrushing, screening andrecycling industry. Theyhave operated and soldvarious makes of crush-ers and screeners, butwhen it came to the deci-sion of which machinethe company wanted torepresent and add to itsrental fleet, the RocksterDuplex System was theideal fit.

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argumentJoe Collazo, sales man-

ager of Equip Sales says:"Rockster crushers helpedfill the void in the fleet aswe didn't have a closedcircuit machine capable ofproducing spec material,and the fact that the ma-chine can be switchedfrom Jaw to Impactormade it an even easier de-cision for our company.The unique design of the

duplex system allowed usto get maximum utilizationof the machine, as it canbe used in various appli-

cation from virgin stone torecycled asphalt and con-crete." Rockster has de-veloped the duplex sys-

tem which has beenpatented for already eightyears now. It enables theexchange of impactcrusher and jaw crusher

and vice versa on one ba-sic chassis within a fewhours. This technologyallows flexible recycling,operating with hardstone, asphalt, concreteor any other C&D. Thehydrostatic drive systemprovides the technicalbase for this highly so-phisticated system: It al-lows a continuous variation ofthe crusher speed as wellas a clockwise or anti-clockwise operation of thecrusher (or vice versa).Through this drive sys-tem Rockster's customershave the advantages of agreat operation conven-ience, and due to the ab-sence of a conventionalclutch it is free of wear.Moreover the mainte-nance is simple and highperformance across allapplications due to anoptimal adaptation to thevarious requirements isguaranteed.

100 percent defined final grain

Moreover the idealmeasures of the machinewhich allow to transportthe crusher including thescreening box and the re-turn belt with one truckwere important for choos-ing Rockster machines.

Equip Sales puts greatemphasis on good per-formance and needs highvalue, cubic final grain sothey chose the optionalscreening box and the re-turn belt to work with aclosed circuit and pro-duce 100 percent defin-able final grain. Addition-ally you have the possi-bility to use it as stock-pile conveyor with a dis-charge height of up to 4meters.Mr. Collazo is very satis-

fied with Rockster: "Threeyears and almost 4000hours later the machinecontinues to perform andshock our customers withits production and materi-al quality despite its com-pact size."


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For the dealers and customers of SandvikConstruction Mobile Crushers and Screens in NorthAmerica, the recent opening of the company’s distri-bution center in Bensalem, PA has been a “feather inthe cap” of Sandvik Mobile when it comes to productsales support. According to Stu Gamble, BusinessLine manager for Sandvik Mobile Crushers andScreens in the Eastern U.S., Sandvik dealers andcustomers have Charles Hillmann and John Walsh,Sandvik executives for North America, to thank forthis move, which took place in mid-2013. Since itsopening, the centralization of parts and equipment inone location has given Sandvik customers the assur-ance that Sandvik is a company that they can counton for the parts and service after the sale, one of themost important parts of large equipment sales of anykind.

“When Mr. Hillmann was approached with the ideaof consolidating our equipment setup and partsdistribution at one location, he recognized the advan-tages of making this kind of move,” said Gamble.“Since our sales had increased significantly in thepast two years, he realized that by being able toinspect the new equipment as it arrived in the U.S.and then being able to stage it for sale and immedi-ate delivery was a tremendous selling tool for ourdealer network in the U.S. More importantly, he couldsee the value of having a parts inventory that couldmeet the needs of our dealer and customer networkin such a way as to give them whatever they needed,whenever they needed it. We can supply approxi-mately 95 percent of all the parts that our end usersroutinely need, at any given time. That really helpsour customers eliminate downtime.”

Gamble said that since the opening of the distribu-tion center in Bensalem, they have also been able tooffer dealer support with equipment demonstrations,an added selling tool. “By being able to provide theequipment that a customer is considering forpurchase, we can give the dealer a piece of equipmentto place at the customer’s location to help them deter-mine if it is the right machine for their needs. That isextremely helpful to the dealer and customer alike.”

“We currently have 15 employees at the distributioncenter,” he said. “Originally, we did administrativework from our offices in Atlanta, and the parts wereshipped from a warehouse in the Chicago area. Now,we have everything at one location, which helps makethe process seamless. When dealers or customerscall, we can help them immediately and send theparts out right away.”

Gamble noted that with this new, expansive facili-ty, there is room to grow and add improvements inthe coming months. “We have some ideas for makingour facility even more supportive of our dealer

network,” he said. “We will be improving our facilitieshere as time passes. We have much to work withhere. The new site even has a heliport, which couldallow customers who fly, come here to see the lineupof equipment that we stock here at Bensalem. Rightnow, we have right enough inventory on hand to meetall of our needs. We want to be able to ship a productthe day it is sold.” For more information on SandvikMobile Equipment, visit their website at sandvikmo-biles.com or give them a call at 215-244-2035.

A portion of Sandvik's service fleet is parked to the rear of the facility. The new location is equipped with a helipad located behind the service trucks, should it ever become necessaryfor a customer to visit the cent

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At the Sandvik Distribution Center in Bensalem, PA, a por-tion of the Sandvik team includes: Gareth Orritt, sales forNorthern U.S. and Canada; Stu Gamble, business linemanager; Frank Meo, trucking and sales coordinator;Heather Barney, Lisa Simeone and Timothy Elsesser, serv-ice representatives; Mel Loyer, facility manager and BArryMurphy, lead service tech and Ronnee Balliet, sales coor-dinator. (clockwise from top left).

With new units onsite and ready for shipment, Gambleknows that customers can put their confidence in promptdelivery and customer service.

Small parts are kept in a more compact portion of the cen-ter for easier oversight and access.

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SOUTHAVEN, MS —Terex ConstructionAmericas has appointedPowerscreen Indiana, Inc.as an authorized distrib-utor of Terex® Fuchs ma-terial handlers for cus-tomers operating innorthwest Indiana, a por-tion of Illinois, which in-cludes the Chicago mar-ket area, and the south-ern half of Michigan.Powerscreen Indiana nowprovides full sales, serv-ice and parts support forthe broad Terex Fuchsequipment line, which in-cludes models that arepurpose built for thescrap, recycling, portsideand logging industrieswith 41,888 to 147,710-pound operating weightsand working radii from27 to 72-feet.

“Powerscreen convey-ors, screening equipmentand systems are alreadyfound in many scrap,port, forestry and bio-

mass applications, so theaddition of Terex Fuchsequipment will be astrong asset to those cus-tomers who already workwith Powerscreen Indi-ana,” says Chris Koch,Terex Construction Amer-icas sales manager forTerex Fuchs materialhandlers. “PowerscreenIndiana has a long earnedreputation for deliveringunrivaled applicationsand service support,which is crucial for cus-tomers operating materialhandling equipment.”

The rugged TerexFuchs material handlerline is specifically de-signed to handle the ex-treme operating condi-tions of scrap and recy-cling applications as wellas logging and portsideprojects. These handlersoffer features such as ele-vating cabs and intuitivecontrols to boost operatorproductivity as well as

rigid hydraulic pipes onthe stick and double rowslewing ring to boost ma-chine reliability andlongevity.

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“The Terex Fuchs prod-uct line is complementaryto the Powerscreen equip-ment used by our cus-tomers, so there aremany synergies between


Powerscreen Indiana, Inc. is now a Terex Fuchs equipmentdistributor for portions of Illinois, Indiana and Michigan

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“We couldn’t be morepleased with the early re-sults of our brand re-launch” states Pete Mori-ta, president and CEO ofKOBELCO ConstructionMachinery USA. “In just ashort time period we’vehired some of the indus-try’s most qualified per-sonnel, opened our tem-porary headquarters andparts warehouse andpartnered with our deal-ers to provide quality,competitively pricedproducts. All of these ini-tiatives are just the be-ginning of what we haveplanned for the NorthAmerican marketplace.”

KOBELCO Construc-tion Machinery’s fastpaced growth has result-ed in expedited plans tobuild a permanent U.S.based headquarters. Thecompany originally antic-ipated to build within fiveyears, but started makingit a priority this summer,scouting and selecting alocation before the closeof their first businessyear. In early December,the company will breakground on their new facil-ity in Katy, Texas, havingsigned a nine year leaseagreement with plans tooccupy the building bySeptember 2014. Thisnew, expansive 101,300-square-foot facility willnot only server as KO-BELCO’s North Americanheadquarters, but also asthe company’s trainingcenter and parts distribu-tion location for all of theUnited States, Canadaand Latin America. Theinvestment being made in

this building by KOBEL-CO signifies the compa-ny’s long term commit-ment to the North Ameri-can marketplace.

According to Ron Har-grave, vice president ofsales and marketing forKOBELCO Construction

Machinery USA, “The newfacility being built will al-low us to continue ourrapid growth. We arepleased to once again beoffering our products asan independent brandand are working diligent-ly to ensure KOBELCO

positions itself to gaincontinued market sharemoving forward. We aredriven by passion to be amarket leader of crawlerexcavators.”

Further supporting thecompany’s long termcommitment to the North

American market is itssignificant investment inConExpo/ConAgg 2014.A 165-foot x 210-foot out-door exhibit in silver lotbooth No. 4408, will markthe company’s homecom-ing to the show as an in-dependent brand after a

10 year hiatus. The ex-hibit will not only featureKOBELCO’s popular lineof crawler excavators, butalso a new line of demoli-tion machines. In addi-tion to equipment, the


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2005 Express Blower TM-20 Roll-off

with 1999 International 9400 Daycab/Trailer $109,900


(1) 36”x60’ Truss Conv, complete, less supp. $8,500; (2) 36”x70’ Truss Conv, complete, less

supp. $9,500/ea.; (1) P-Screen 36”x90’Truss, complete, less supp. $17,500; (1) 36”x100’Truss

Conv, complete, less supp. $19,500; (2) 36”x140’Truss Conv, complete, less supp. $22,500/ea.;

(1) 36”x150’Truss Conv, complete, less supp. $22,500; (1) 42”x50’Truss Conv, complete, less

supp. $10,500

GROVE RT 522 RT Crane, 22 ton cap, Det Dsl 453 eng. 4x4 drive, 4

way steer, 20.5x25 tires @50%, 70’ boom, 23’ jib, Hook Block, new

paint. . . engine rebuilt . . . F.O.B. Sylacauga, Alabama . . . . .$32,500

KOLBERG 44”X32’ Single Screw Sand Washer, outboardgrease bearing, NEW Urethane liners, elec drive, new paint,stand (98) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29,500

Custom built 30 x 50 Towable Channel Frame Conveyor

with 5th wheel towing, dual tired, axle assembly with belting

and electric drive. F.O.B. Sylacauga, AL . . . . . . . . . . .$23,500

(2) each DUNBAR model Z160 Clamshell Loaders 15’ reach, 1 cubic

yd hyd clamshell bkt, rated 10,600 lb @ 10’ radius, elect hyd driven,

pedestal mount ..............................................................$15,000 each

(4) 36”x80’ Portable Conveyor, complete, truss . . . . . .$17,500/ea.

(1) 36”x85’ Portable Conveyor, complete truss . . . . . . . . . .$18,500

(1) 30”x50’ Portable & Roadable, fifth wheel, weigh scale, complete

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18,500

KOMATSU WA600-6 Wheel Loader, 6,900 hours, with encl cab, air

cond, 65/36-33 L5 tires ranging from 20% WR to 50% WR, 8.5 Yd

Bkt w/teeth, excellent cond (08) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$325,000

Falling Model 1500 Truck Mounted Combination Rotary Drill/Well Drill,

SN:999-563, with 20’ mast, 2-3/4” drill steel - 30’, bit sub, casing pusher,

and air injection system, mounted on a 1989 FORD F700 Chassis with

diesel engine, 5 speed automatic transmission, 167,000 miles showing on

odometer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F.O.B. $23,500

KOMATSU PC 1250LC-7 Excavator, 17,000 hours, NEW UNDER-CARRIAGE, FOPS Cab, Std Boom/Stick, 9.5 Yd. bkt w/teeth, air cond,nice machine (05) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $475,000

EAGLE IRON WORKS 44”x32’ Sand Screw, Elec, New Outboard bearing, NEWLINERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28,500EAGLE IRON WORKS Twin 36”x25’ Sand Screw, elec, urethan liners, speedreducer, hydrotex bearing, support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28,500EAGLE IRON WORKS Twin 36”x25’ Sand Screw, elec, steel liners, open geardrive, hydrotex bearing, support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16,500

GROVE RT 65S Hydraulic RT Crane, SN: 31415, Cat dsl.eng., 35 ton cap., 104’ bm., 32’ jib, hook blk., ball, 29.5x25tires (70%), block & ball, painted (74) . . . . . . . . . . .$39,500

STAMFORD

165KW Diesel

Generator, Iveco

dsl eng, 1,800 hrs,

with power control

center with circuit

breaker/starters,

inside 45’ van with

fuel tank and

exhaust . . .$28,500

EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT(2) DUNBAR 1 Cu. Yd. Articulating Clamshell Machines, 15’ reach, 1.0 yd. clamshell

bkt., stationary mount, electric/hydraulic drive & controls ................$15,000 EachEFFICIENCY 3,000 Gal. Water Tanker w/ gasoline fill pump for insert into 16 yd. dump

body ..............................................................................................................$9,500FRUEHAUF 3,500 Gal. Water Tanker w/ gasoline fill pump on two axle carrier w/ fifth wheel ..

......................................................................................................................................$9,500KOMATSU PC 48R-8 Excavator, 10,000 Lb., 3,400 Hrs, 24” bucket, OROPS, level blade

(00)..............................................................................................................$28,500KOMATSU PC 1250LC-7 Excavator, 17,000 hrs, NEW UNDERCARRIAGE, FOPS Cab,

Std Boom/Stick, 9.5 Yd bkt w/teeth, air cond, nice machine (05) ............$475,000KOMATSU WA600-6 Wheel Loader, 6,900 hrs, with encl cab, air cond, 65/36-33 L5

tires ranging from 20% WR to 50% WR, 8.5 Yd Bkt w/teeth, excellent condition(08)............................................................................................................$325,000

LIEHBERR R974HD Hydraulic Excavator, Liehberr dsl. engine, mass excavat boom/tip,6.0 cu. yd. bucket w/ teeth, A/C ..................................................................$75,000

TEREX 3305B Hauler, Det. dsl., bed liners, good tires (77) ..............................$26,500(2) Lube/Fuel Bodies w/ (5) each lube/oil tanks w/ air discharge, air comp., 600 gal. dsl.

tank ......................................................................................................$9,500 EachWORTHINGTON 600CFN Portable Air Compressor, Cum diesel, runs good (70) ........

......................................................................................................................$8,500CRANES & LIFT EQUIPMENT

CLARK 250 30,000 lb. Forklift, gas/propane, 15’ & 21’ mast ............................$25,000GROVE RT 65S Rough Terrain Crane, 35 ton cap., Detroit diesel eng., 4x4 drive, 4 way

steer, one winch, 104’ boom, 32’ jib, blk. & ball (74)..................................$39,500GROVE RT58 RT Crane, 14 ton cap., Detroit diesel, 4x4x4, 60’ bm, 30’ jib, blk. (74)....

....................................................................................................................$15,000GROVE RT 522 RT Crane, 22 ton, Detroit diesel, 70’ + 23’ (79)........................$32,500MANITOWOC 2900 T Series II Lattice Trk Crane, 8x4, rated 70 ton cap., Cummins

diesel up/Cummins diesel down, 2 drums, 160’ boom, 50’ jib, blk.............$79,500NATIONAL 6T56 Boom Truck, 10 ton cap, 56’ boom, rear out, on Ford F800 chassis, Dsl

(78) ..............................................................................................................$16,500

ASPHALT EQUIPMENT

BEARCAT 2,500 Gal. Asphalt Distributor, hydrostatic drive (PTO) air controls, 14’ spray

bar, on Ford F800 w/ V8 gas engine (78) ..................................................$18,500

CONCRETE EQUIPMENT & PLANTS

(30) Used Ready Mix Trucks - Macks, Volvos, Int’l - front & rear discharge - various ages

................................................................................................................................P.O.R.

(3) Stationary Baghouses, 5,000 CFM to 7,500 CFM ..........................................P.O.R.

FEEDERS

ALLIS CHALMERS 54" X 20' Vibrating Grizzly feeder, on stand, with electric motor

(1994)..........................................................................................................$28,500

SAUNCO 36S Feeder, electric w/ box ................................................................$12,500

Four (4) SYNTRON 36” High Frequency Feeders, complete w/controls (94) $9,500/Ea.

18”/24”/30” Belt Feeders up to 20’ long, electric ..................................................P.O.R.

(3) 36”x90’ Channel Conv, complete, less supp & belt ............................$13,000/ea.

(1) 36”x100’ Channel Conv, complete, less supp & belt ................................$15,000



KOLBERG MODEL 2516T Crawler Mounted Direct Feed Screening

Plant, 1,233 hours John Deere dsl. eng., feeder with fold down hopper,

5’x16’ DD Incl Screen, two sided foldable discharge conveyors and one

rear 48” discharge conveyor, ground controls, remote tram controls

(08) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$95,000

FINLAY Model 8B30 Port Screening Plant, electric with a feed

hopper, 30” feed belt, 4’x8’ DD Incl Vib Screen, highway towable, good

condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28,500

SUGGSEQUIPMENTSALES, INC.

Yard Location: 45245 U.S. Highway 280, Sylacauga, Alabama 35150

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 381116, Birmingham, Alabama 35238-1116

877-241-7756 Fax: 205-980-5766 • [email protected]

Celebrating Our 19th Year in Business

Domestic Sales Representative

Christopher A. “Chris” Suggs

45245 U.S. Highway 280

Sylacauga, AL 35150

Phone: 205-470-5161

Email: [email protected]

Manager of Logistics

and Internet Sales

Janice Folden

Phone: 205-240-9635


International Sales

Representative

Bobby G. Suggs

P.O. Box 381116

Birmingham, AL 35238-1116

Phone: 205-281-9370

Email: [email protected] site: www.suggsequip.com

All Prices are F.O.B stocking location and are subject to prior sale. Prices do not include disassembly and loadout of the equipment. Equipment is representedas accurately as possible but specifications are not guaranteed. All equipment is offered “AS IS” with no warranty and is subject to applicable sales tax.

CATERPILLAR 400KW (500KVA) Diesel Generator, Cat 3208B Dsl. eng.,

enclosed, on skid, 240/480V-3PH-60HZ, end controls (photo). . . .$28,500

CATEPILLAR 105KW 3304 dsl eng, open with lift bale, on skid, with fuel

tank, 240V 1PH and 3PH, 480V-3PH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,500

DETROIT DIESEL 125KW, Det 4-71 eng, on skid with tank, 240/480V-

3PH-60HZ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . $12,500




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EAGLE IRON WORKS 36”x8’ Portable Pugmill Mixing Plant, Detroit 6-71

diesel engine, hyd. elevating legs/stabilizers, spray bar system, NEW radial

tires, lights, rated 350-750 TPH, new paint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$58,500

TRIO “Triton” 3242 Port Jaw Crushing Plant, 40”x16’ VGF, 3242 Jaw Crusher

w/200 HP motor, Disch conv w/elec, on three axle carrier w/fifth wheel, very good

cond, in process of new paint, parts & man (2000) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$155,000

KOLBERG 271B Port. Screening Plant, JD dsl engine, 2,811 hours,feed hopper, transfer belt, 4’x8’ DD Incl screen, direc chutes, fines collhopper, new paint (97) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$45,000

36”x150’Tunnell Conveyor, 10’ diameter tunnell, 3/8” steel, galva-nized, 6 feed points, four (4) each Syntron feeders, complete withbelt, stands, 6” trough/return idlers, GOOD CONDITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$75,000

CAT TH 63 Telehandler Forklift, 6,600 hrs, Cat 3054 dsl eng, rated at acapacity of 6,000 Lbs. and a lift height of 41’ 15.5 Pneum tires @ 50% range,5’ forks, hydraulic outriggers on front, OROPS, parts and operating manuals,good operating condition and appearance . . . FOB. Sylacauga, Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$22,500

STEDMAN Model

GS 4860AR HC

Stationary HSI

Crusher, NEW

Blow Bars, good

liners, 250 HP,

1,185 RPM, 3ph

motor, V-belts, hyd

adjustment, lube

system, new paint

(90). . . . . . $58,500

TELSMITH 2536 Stationary Jaw Crusher, jaw dies @ 80% plus,

150HP elec motor, 1,185 RPM, 3PH, V-belts . . . . . . . . . .$48,500

TELSMITH 489S PortCone Crusher, SN: 7428, 4’ standard cone

crusher with deep throat, 150 HP elec motor, lube system . .$68,500

TEREX/SIMPLICITY 8’x20’ TD Incline Screen, twin drives w/ 25 HPmotors, support stands, catwalks/handrails, screen cloth, excellent (01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$75,000

SIMPLICITY 8’X20’ 4 Deck Incline with motor, stand, fines conveyor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$38,500

GIW 8”x8” LSA25 Sand

Pump with Denver Speed

Reducer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . .Price On Request

Galigher VAC Seal 8”x8”

N8-VPC-207 Sand Pump,

125HP Electric Motor . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16,500

EL JAY 5’x16’TD Port Horizontal Screening Plant, SN:1574, mounted on

single axle carrier, with elec motor drive, screen cloth on one deck .$28,500

GATOR PEX 1252 Portable Jaw Crushing Plant, w/ a 4 step 44”x16’ vib

Grizzly feeder w/ 25 HP motor, a 12x52 jaw crusher w/ a 75 HP motor, rear

discharge conveyor, can accept 10” feed & crush to -1” (99) . . . . .$58,500

PIONEER SPOKANE Model 74EV (2500) VSI Crusher, 300 HP elec motor, support stand

with feed box, cooler/lubricator, in good condition with new shaft and bearings on 12/11; has

new turntable that comes with it...not installed (2000) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$78,000

All Prices are F.O.B stocking location and are subject to prior sale. Prices do not include disassembly and loadout of the equipment. Equipment is representedas accurately as possible but specifications are not guaranteed. All equipment is offered “AS IS” with no warranty and is subject to applicable sales tax.

SCREENS... PORTABLEEL JAY 5' X 16' TD Hor. Port Screen Plant, elec, single axle, fifth wheel, fines belt ..........$ 28,500FINLAY 8E30 Portable Wet Screening Plant, all elec., 4’x8’ DD incl. wet screen, new paint ............

....................................................................................................................................$28,500KOLBERG 271B Port Screen Plant, JD dsl, 2,800 hrs, hopper, 30" feed belt, 4' X 8' DD incl screen,

roadable (97) ................................................................................................................$45,000SCREENS... STATIONARY

ALLIS CHALMERS 6’x16’ DD Incl Screen, complete on frame (88) ....................................$15,000EL JAY 6’x20’ Triple Deck Horizontal Vib. Screen, w/ electric drive, screen cloth, mounted on frame,

complete (88) ..............................................................................................................$25,000HARTL 4’x8’ Double Deck Incline Vibrating Screen, w/ two side discharge conveyors, one rear dis-

charge fines conveyor, hydraulic driven ......................................................................$23,500HEWITT ROBINS 5’x16’ TD Incline Screen ............................................................................$9,500HEWITT ROBINS 5’x16’ 3.5 Deck Incl Screen, on stand, less motor ..................................$18,500SIMPLICITY 8’x20’ Four Deck Incline Screen, elec drive, on frame, with fines collection chute, fines

discharge conveyor, screen cloth (85)..........................................................................$38,500SIMPLICITY 5’x14’ TD Incline Screen, support ..................................................................$12,500TEREX/SIMPLICITY 8' X 20' TD Incl Screen, elec, with support stand, motor, cloth, Exc. (2000) ..

....................................................................................................................................$75,000CRUSHERS... PORTABLE

GATOR PEX 1252 Portable Jaw Crusher, can accept up to 10” feed & crush to -1”, w/ 75 HP motor,44”x16’ four stage vib. Grizzly feeder w/ 25 HP motor, prod. discharge conveyor (99) ................................................................................................................................................$58,500

TRIO 3242 Port Jaw Crusher, 3 axle, hopper, 40" X 16' VGF, 3242 Jaw Crusher w/200 HP mtr, Dischconveyor (00) ............................................................................................................$155,000

CRUSHERS... STATIONARYGUNDLACH 56” Double Roll Coal Crusher, (2) 25 HP motor ..............................................$18,500STEDMAN GS R4860AR HC Horizontal Shaft Impact Crusher, 250 HP elec motor, 3 row hammer

setup, NEW BLOWBARS, impact plates at 60-70% remaining, elec hydraulic kit, new paint(98) ..............................................................................................................................$48,500

CONVEYORS... RADIAL36”x100’ Radical Stacker, elec., power rad, truss frame, w/motor & belting (99) ..............$38,50042”x90’ Radial Stacker, elec., w/ man. rad., man. raise/lower, 3 ply belt (98) ....................$38,500MORGAN 54”x250’ Truss Frame Rad Stacker, elec, man rad, hyd raise/lower..(84)............$75,000

CONVEYORS... STATIONARYCUSTOM BUILT 30”x90’ Truss Frame Conveyor, elec, belting (94) ....................................$22,500CUSTOM BUILT (3) 36”x140’ Truss Frame Conveyors, elec, belting, catwalks & handrails (94)......

............................................................................................................................$38,500 EachCUSTOM BUILT 42”x40’ Channel Frame Conveyor, elec, belting (94) ................................$12,500CUSTOM BUILT 42”x50’ Truss Frame Conveyor, elec, belting (94) ....................................$15,000POWERSCREEN 36”x90’ Truss Frame Conveyor, elec, belting, catwalks & handrails (94) ..............

....................................................................................................................................$26,000SAND & GRAVEL EQUIPMENT

EAGLE IRON WORKS Portable 36” Twin Shaft Pugmill, Detroit 6-71 diesel, w/ water ........$58,500EAGLE IRON WORKS 36”x25’ Twin Screw Washers, open drive, hydrotex bearings ..........$16,500EAGLE IRON WORKS 36”x25’ Twin Screw Washer, enclosed drive, hydrotex bearings ........$23,500EAGLE IRON WORKS 36”x24’ Logwasher, open drive, greast lub bearings ........................$28,500

EAGLE IRON WORKS 10’x24’ Sand Classifying Tank, 7 station, 2 cell, rising current, Auto SpecControls (74) ................................................................................................................$29,500

EAGLE IRON WORKS 8’x32’ Stationary Classifyer, 9 stat, 3 cell, rising current, MK V computer con-trols (99) ......................................................................................................................$65,000

KOLBERG 10’x40’ Sand Classifyer, 11 station, 3 cell, rising current, legs & supports, ComputerControls (00) ................................................................................................................$95,000

DIESEL GENERATORSCAT 105KW Diesel Generator, on skid, side controls, 3 ph and 1 ph connectors, painted ..........

....................................................................................................................................$12,500CAT 400KW (500KVA) Dsl Gen, Cat 3208B dsl eng, 240/480V-3PH-60HZ, encl, on stand, end cont,

less fuel tank ................................................................................................................$28,500DETRIOT DIESEL 125 KW Diesel Generator, Det. 6-71 diesel engine, on support frame, open, w/

controls & gauges, switch box ......................................................................................$9,500 STAMFORD 160 KW Diesel Generator, Iveco diesel engine, 1,435 hrs., in enclosed trailer w/ switch

boxes, circuit breakers/starters (99) ............................................................................$28,500PARTS MACHINES & ATTACHMENTS

GROVE RT65S RT Crane, Det Dsl, 104’ boom, good machine, missing hyd tank ..............$18,00010’x10’ Crushing Plant Control House, A/C, push button controls, w/ electric control center w/

switches, breaker & starter boxes ..............................................................................$140,000Skidder Tires with rims for VOLVO L90E Wheel Loader, tires 50% ................................$4,500/setQuick Attach with bucket & forks for a VOLVO L90E Wheel Loader ......................................$9,500Three each 23.5x25 Tires, Bias, 60% WR........................................................................$4,500/set

KOLBERG 10’x40’ Sand Classying Tank 11 station, 3 cell, rising current,

Computer Controls, with supports, parts and op man (98) (SAND SCREW

NOT INCLUDED) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75,000

36”x100’ Radial Stacker, Power Radial . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28,500

42”x90’ Radial Stacker, Manual Radial . . . . . . . . . . . . .$22,500

EAGLE IRON WORKS 8’x32’ Stationary Sand Classifying Plant, 9 station, 3 cell flume,Mark V Computer controls, supports (99) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$65,000EAGLE IRON WORKS 10’x24’ Stationary Sand Classifying Plant, 7 station, 2 cell, Auto Spec. .$29,500

SUGGSEQUIPMENTSALES, INC.

Yard Location: 45245 U.S. Highway 280, Sylacauga, Alabama 35150

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 381116, Birmingham, Alabama 35238-1116

877-241-7756 Fax: 205-980-5766 • [email protected]

Celebrating Our 19th Year in Business

Web site: www.suggsequip.com

Domestic Sales Representative

Christopher A. “Chris” Suggs

45245 U.S. Highway 280

Sylacauga, AL 35150

Phone: 205-470-5161


Manager of Logistics

and Internet Sales

Janice Folden

Phone: 205-240-9635


International Sales

Representative

Bobby G. Suggs

P.O. Box 381116

Birmingham, AL 35238-1116

Phone: 205-281-9370


http://www.suggsequip.com





Fecon Inc. introducesthe new FMA8039 hy-draulic powered millingattachment rated at 260-550 hp, to process soil,stumps and roots up to20-inches below grade. Amassive weight of ap-proximately 11,000pounds (depending onoptions) keeps the at-tachment engaged as car-bide tools cut through an80-inch wide path of ma-terial. The 8039 is ideallysuited for treating landalready cleared of stand-ing vegetation, oftenthrough logging,mulching or traditionalland clearing methods.

Applications includepipeline construction,commercial tree farmconstruction and prepa-ration planting, convert-ing land into tillableacreage, or land clearingfor new construction.

A 39-inch x 80-inchlarge diameter rotor hasan innovative structuraldesign and abrasion re-sistant steel for durabilityand performance acrossa wide range of soil condi-tions. Sixty-four carbidecutting tools provide abalance of performance,wear life and impactstrength in subsoil appli-cations. Dual hydraulic

motors deliver power tothe belt over gear box dri-veline to slow the rotorspeed, reduce abrasionand multiply torque topower through material.The standard trap doorcan be used to help con-tain and direct materialdownward, or an optionalcompacting roller cansmooth out and compactthe finely milled material.

The FMA8039 millingattachment can be con-figured with custommounts, hydraulic mo-tors and belt ratios to fitmany brands of track orwheeled carriers includ-ing Fecon’s FTX400 and

FTX600 track carriers. Fecon, Inc. was estab-

lished in 1992 nearCincinnati, Ohio andoriginally produced hori-zontal grinders and otherwood processing equip-

ment. Fecon now manu-factures forestry TrackCarriers, forestrymulching attachmentsand general forestry at-tachments for vegetationmanagement and wood to

energy biomass indus-tries and a seismic andgeothermal drilling line.Their Bull Hog mulcher isthe No. 1 selling forestrymulcher.

booth has been designedto create a memorable ex-perience for attendees,one the company hopestheir dealers, customersand prospective cus-tomers will remember formany years to come.

“We’ve been planningour ConExpo exhibit forquite some time,” states

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FULLERTON, CA —Yokohama Tire Corpora-tion (YTC) today signedan agreement to build acommercial truck tireplant in West Point, MS.The facility, which is ex-pected to produce onemillion tires starting in2015, will have an initialcapital investment of$300 million and poten-

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“This is a historic dayfor Yokohama,” saidHikomitsu Noji, presidentand representative direc-tor of The YokohamaRubber Co., Ltd., YTC’sparent company in

Japan. “Since our entryinto the U.S. market over40 years ago, along withthe subsequent acquisi-tion of our plant inSalem, VA in the 1980s,Yokohama has been on acontinual growth. Now wewill build a factory in theUnited States for the firsttime. It reaffirms ourcommitment to the North

American market and tothe continued mutualsuccess of Yokohama andits business partner —our dealers. I’d like tothank Gov. Phil Bryantand the State of Missis-sippi for their dedicationin bringing this tofruition. I’d like to thankMississippi as well for avery warm welcome.”

Noji, along with Gov.Bryant and officials fromthe state, participated intoday’s signing ceremonyat the West Point Ritznear the site of the futurecompany plant, about149 miles from Jackson,MS, the state capitol.

“I am honored Yoko-hama has selected ourstate for its newest U.S.tire manufacturing facil-ity,” said Gov. Bryant.“This new plant willhave a tremendous im-pact on the Golden Tri-angle region and on ourstate as a whole, and Iwelcome this highly re-spected company toMississippi and look for-ward to our partnershipin the years to come.”

“Yokohama’s decisionto locate in West Point isa testament to our eagerand hard working com-munity,” said Joe Hig-gins, chief executive offi-cer for the Golden Trian-gle Development LINK.“We’re thrilled to wel-come them to the GoldenTriangle and look for-ward to a long, success-

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The plant will be builton over 500 acres of landwith construction expect-ed to begin in Septemberand completion two yearslater. Yokohama expectsto hire approximately 500employees to work at thefacility.

Yokohama Tire Corpo-ration is the North Amer-ican manufacturing andmarketing arm of Tokyo,Japan based The Yoko-hama Rubber Co., Ltd., aglobal manufacturingand sales company ofpremium tires since1917. Servicing a net-work of more than 4,500points of sale in the U.S.,Yokohama Tire Corpora-tion is a leader in tech-nology and innovation.The company’s completeproduct line includes theall new AVID® AscendT— the first mass markettire using Yokohama’sbreakthrough orange oiltechnology — as well astires for high perform-ance, light truck, pas-senger car, commercialtruck and bus and offthe road mining.


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RENSSELAER, IN —Talbert Manufacturing, aleader in the heavy hauland specialty built trailerindustry, has introducedits 50 ton 5051 TravelingAxle trailer for customersthat need to comply with43-foot kingpin laws andregulations.

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Talbert’s TA Seriestrailers are known fortheir six degree load an-gle. This gradual slopeis ideal for the towingand recovery industry,as well as rental equip-ment and small to mid-size construction equip-ment with low groundclearances, such asrollers and pavers.

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For reliable perform-ance in heavy duty indus-tries, Talbert’s 5051TAalso comprises a T-1 and80K steel beam con-structed framework and4-inch I-beam crossmem-bers on 9-inch centers toaccommodate more con-centrated loads. Further,the I-beam constructionprevents corrosion, un-like boxed crossmenbers

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A. Verdi Sales & Rentals • 100Able Event Services • 146Adinorth Structures • 165Admar Supply Company • A-16AEBI New England, LLC • A-12AGC NYS, LLC • 200Air Filter Cleaner • 168American Concrete Casting • 204, 205Anderson Equipment • A-17Argo ATV • 220Asphalt Zipper, Inc • 147Automation, Inc • 203Bad Dog Tools • 226Bandit Industries • A-31Bath Fitter • 114Beam Mack Sales & Service Inc • A-26, A-27Beka Max of America Inc • 129Blair Supply Corp • 105Bobcat Company • A-29Carpenter Industries Inc • 113Clark Equipment • A-28Cleanfix North America Ltd • 120Clinton Tractor • A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4Club Car, Inc • A-10Commonwealth Equipment • 208Compass Wire Cloth • 106Conviber, Inc • 212Cranes 101 • 162D&J Construction East LLC • 132Deign Crete • 111, 112DSI Recycling Systems, Inc • 121Emerald Equipment Systems, Inc • 229Empire Hydraulics & Machine • 104Enterprising Europa, Inc • A-5Featherstone Supply Inc • 217Ferguson Water Works • 223Five Star Equipment, Inc • A-23Fred’s Tents & Canopies • 209HD Supply Waterworks, Ltd • 228Helac Corporation • 138Hertz Equipment Rental • A-11Horizon Products / Zerk Zapper Tools • 166Hoyt Wire Cloth • 216Hustler Turf Equipment • 174Hybrid Building Solutions • 149Hydrograss Corp • A-7Interstate All Battery Center • 149J.C. Smith, Inc • A-15

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SEATTLE — Spider, adivision of SafeWorks,LLC, announces Spider-Rail™ — a temporary,n o n - p e n e t r a t i n gguardrail system used toprotect workers from fallhazards in the restora-tion, new constructionand process industries.

Designed for easy andefficient assembly whichmeets and exceedsOSHA’s fall protection re-quirements, SpiderRail

keeps worksites safe byprotecting edges and oth-er fall hazards while giv-ing workers the spaceand freedom needed foroptimal productivity.With a base plate weightof 30 pounds, SpiderRailis easy to transport andassemble, and minimizesinstallation strain onworkers. The system isuniquely designed to bestable and sturdy withouta return or outrigger at

the path ends. Swivelclamps and patented in-terconnection featuresprovide the strongesttemporary rail on themarket. SpiderRail comeswith built-in toeboardsmaking it a completeready to install system.The pre-engineered fabri-cated panel system elimi-nates lumber yard visitsto collect and dispose of2x4’s, saving time and re-sources while offering a

superior alternative solu-tion.

“Safety and fall protec-tion are integral parts ofSpider’s overall offeringand value to our cus-tomers,” says JohnSotiroff, vice presidentSales and Distribution.“We are thrilled to addSpiderRail to our line,providing a safer,stronger and OSHA com-pliant product to preventworkers from fall haz-ards. The addition of Spi-derRail as a rental optiongives customers flexibilityto make good safety deci-sions on the smallest ofhatch coverings to theprotection of exposededges on multiple floorsof a large constructionproject. Our network of25 branches in the Amer-icas ensures that we canrespond to our cus-tomers’ demands.”

Founded in 1947, Spi-der, a division of Safe-Works, created the pow-ered suspended accessbusiness by introducingthe well known Spiderbasket. Since then, ourproduct and service offer-

ing has expanded greatlyto serve the needs of anever growing market-place. Spider is thelargest manufacturer anddistributor of access andsafety solutions in NorthAmerica, serving morecustomers from more lo-cations with a wider vari-ety of products and serv-ices than any other com-pany. From baskets, trac-tion hoist and platformrental, to safety andtraining, to specialty en-gineered products — Spi-der has a strong team ofprofessionals, along witha national network ofsales, service and sup-port capabilities to pro-vide you with the most re-liable access solutionsavailable.


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The system is uniquely designed to bestable and sturdy without a return or out-rigger at the path ends.

Designed for easy and efficient assemblywhich meets and exceeds OSHA’s fallprotection requirements.

by Jon M. CaseyThe 2013 Tree Care In-

dustry Expo, held Novem-ber 14-16 at the CharlotteExpo Center and NASCARHall of Fame in Charlotte,NC, attracted hundreds ofindustry professionalseach day during whatagreeably is billed as “Theworld’s largest tree careshow and conference.”This year, attendees wereable to not only attenddozens of training ses-sions and workshops as away to learn more abouthow to do a better job intheir chosen professions,but they were also privi-leged to attend a receptionheld at the NASCAR Hallof Fame on Thursdayevening. During this timeof networking, sponsoredby Vermeer and hosted byTCIA, attendees enjoyedthe opportunity to experi-ence the history and go-ings on of one of America’sfavorite sporting activities.For those who arrived ear-ly, there were even pre-conference workshops onArboriculture, safety andbusiness related topics onNovember 13.

At intervals throughoutthe day, Tree Demos, fa-cilitated by North Ameri-can Training Solutionsand Arbormaster ®, wereconducted in the centerof the trade show area.Topics such as “SafeDrop Zones,” “Arial Res-cue Victim RetrievalTechniques” and “Rig-ging/Dismantling Treesand Precision Cutting”drew dozens of spectatorsduring each of four dailypresentations. Workersafety and health re-mained at the forefront ofall of the presentations.

While many of the ex-hibiting companies of-fered new products atthis year’s expo, Vermeer,TEREX and Morbark fea-tured several new itemsof particular interest toour readership. Vermeerhighlighted two newstump cutters, the SC292and the SC30TX, a new,Dual Fuel BC1000XLchipper and theBC700XL Brush Chipper,all now with ElectronicFuel Injection (EFI) en-gines for easier startingand better cold-weatherperformance. “Many ofour new changes wereprompted by our cus-

tomers,” said Jason Zyl-stra, brand marketingmanager for Vermeer.

He noted that Vermeeralso introduced their Ar-bor Quote Smart PhoneApp a software item “thatallows tree care profes-sionals to create andmanage quotes for theirtree care business, givingthem the ability to sendquotes from the jobsite di-rectly to the customer’s e-mail. This estimator gath-ers stores and shares key

data about tree care jobsand customers, past andcurrent — includingthings like project nameor number, customer in-formation, job locationusing GPS, job detail, costand supporting imagery.”

Meanwhile, TEREX En-vironmental Equipmentwas busy showing off itsnew skid steer loader thetracked, TSL220 outfittedwith a forestry mulch at-tachment. According toPhilippa Fisher, Business

Development & Market-ing director, this loader isa new heavy duty skidsteer model, being offeredby the TEREX Environ-mental Equipment Divi-sion as part of its ongoinggrowth in the tree care in-dustry. She said thatthere are a number ofnew items coming fromTEREX in 2014 and sheis excited about thegrowth of this segment.

At the Morbark exhibit,shoppers were not onlyintroduced to the growinglineup of Boxer compactequipment models, butthey also had an opportu-nity to see a prototypemodel of the BeeverM18R. The new unit hasan extended chassis,equipped with mountingfixtures for two Boxer at-tachments and a frontpositioned carrying sta-tion located atop the for-ward hitch area of thechipper for transporting aBoxer mini-skid steer.

This added feature in-cludes ramps that allowfor the travel of the Boxeron and off the chipper foreasy transport to andfrom the jobsite. “This isideal for the one or two-man operator who justhas one truck and needsthe extra carrying capaci-ty for a tool like the Box-

er,” said John Foote, vicepresident of Sales andMarketing for Morbark.

Next year’s TCI Expowill be held at the Con-necticut Convention Cen-ter in Hartford, CT on No-vember 13-15, 2014. Formore information, visitthe TCIA website atwww.expo.tcia.org .


TCI Expo 2013 shows off the latest in equipment and methods at Charlotte’s Expo Center

Hundreds of attendees enjoyed the NASCAR Hall of Fame expe-rience during a reception sponsored by Vermeer, following Thurs-days activities.

From atop Vermeer's new display facility, this panoramic photo gives readers an idea of the expansive layout that made up ap-proximately half of the TCIA Expo trade show in Charlotte, NC.

Ongoing demonstrations throughout the day of-fered tree care professionals educational training ofall kinds.

The TEREX TSL220 outfitted with the forestrymulch attachment is a new heavy duty skidsteer loader offered by the TEREX Environ-mental Equipment Division.

Bandit Industries equipment spans a broadrange of products from stump removers toforestry mowing equipment.

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