Your Heavy Construction ResourceOctober, 2012 Volume 34 Number 1

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RENSSELAER, IN —Talbert Manufacturing, aleader in the specialtybuilt trailer and transportsystem industry, launch-es its 50CC/RP HybridTrailer. Combining thebenefits of a close couplelowbed design with aroller paver model, the50CC/RP offers a longerloading incline and bestin class lift capacity ofany trailer on the market.This allows the hybridtrailer the ability to haula greater range of equip-ment, from loaders andexcavators to rollers andpavers. Additionally, thespecialty design providesversatility for a larger au-dience of contractors in-

cluding general construc-tion, grading, excavationand pavement.

With a deck length of

26-feet, the new50CC/RP offers the spacefor full construction fleetloads, while also featur-

ing a specially-designedslope to allow easy trans-port of rollers and pavers.

Clark Equipment was started in 1920 by H. DuaneClark in Syracuse, NY as Clark Concrete, a truckingcompany with a small fleet of Mack dump trucks.Clark Concrete evolved with the concrete industryuntil around 1970. As with many family businesses,through the years the sons and grandsons alsobecame involved. In the early 1970s DW Clark RoadEquipment Company, focusing mainly on construc-tion equipment, was developed and headed up byDonnie Clark, Lyndon Clark and Gerry Tracey whileClark Concrete continued to operate in the concretebusiness. Within a few years DW Clark RoadEquipment evolved into Tracey Road Equipment. TheClark Concrete Company continued to focus on theconcrete business through the mid 2000s. Around2005 the company focus turned to new and usedequipment sales and rental, headed by Adam Clark.Adam mentions, “We decided to move out of the con-crete business and focus on the sales and rental ofcontractor-based construction equipment.” ClarkEquipment rents, sells, and delivers plus will providetrade evaluations and also purchase quality usedequipment.

“We had a nice Genie S40 Boom lift advertised inHard Hat News. John Scott with the Town of Kirklandcalled to buy it. We delivered the machine, and theydemo it for a little while to get comfortable with it,”Adam explained. While talking with Adam during themachine trial, John Scott discovered that LyndyClark, Donnie Clark and Gerry Tracey were all part ofDW Clark Road Equipment back in the 70s and early80s. “As it turned out, the Town of Kirkland still hasa Walters Snow Fighter that my father Lyndy had per-sonally sold to the town back then. John and I decid-ed on the spot to call up my father and ask him ifthere was any warranty left on the rig he had soldthem 40 years ago! That put a smile on all our facesas we laughed knowing that 40 years later I am fol-lowing in their footsteps. The equipment world is asmall one, and we have a lot of fun with it.

“If anyone has any ‘chotchke’ like a DW Clark RoadEquipment calendar, or whatever from the 70s, I’dlove to grab it, frame it, and give it to my father, UncleDonnie, and Gerry Tracey. I know those three guyshad a lot of fun when they were first starting out inthe business together and would really appreciate it.”

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Talbert Manufacturing introduces new50CC/RP hybrid trailer for contractor fleet use

The 50CC/RP is four axle capable, offering even greater versatility. It features threeaxles with fourth axle pin on configuration.

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The design slopes from the bottom up tocreate a more moderate incline over agreater distance, approximately a thirdof the deck length. Finish height at thefront of the main beams is 8-3/4-inch-es. Additionally, the trailer features abolt-on ramp to provide a more gradualload angle at the rear; 15 degrees ratherthan the standard 35 degree angle. The50 ton capacity 50CC/RP offers a deckwidth of 8-feet, 6-inches and a low deckheight of 20-inches.

Designed for ease of operation, load-ing and unloading, the 50CC/RP Hybrid

is a non-ground bearing hydraulicgooseneck trailer. Air ride suspensionprovides a smoother ride, while Tal-bert’s +3 / -3 control system allows fastand easy height adjustment of the low-er and back end.

The 50CC/RP is four axle capable, of-fering even greater versatility. It fea-tures three axles with fourth axle pin-onconfiguration. Axle capacity is 25,000-pounds each. To accommodate varyingstate laws, the trailer offers a dual king-pin setting of 108 and 90.

Built for strength and reliability, the

50CC/RP features a 4 main beam de-sign and T1, 100,000 PSI minimumyield steel construction. The loadingramp is wood filled and double hingedto provide strength and traction neededfor heavy equipment. To ensure a solidbase for any load, Aptiong flooring offersproven performance and durability.Other standard features include rearloading fenders, LED lights, strobes andbattery backup.

Talbert’s newest trailer was designedfor Hale Trailer Brake & Wheel, a Tal-bert dealer for more than 20 years,headquartered in Voorhees, NJ. Hale’sConcord, NC branch partnered withTalbert for the World of Asphalt/AGG1tradeshow and purchased the originalmodel displayed on the show floor. The

new trailer complements Talbert’s fullproduct line, while also enhancing theline for the roller paver market.

Founded in 1938, Talbert Manufac-turing provides the most complete lineof heavy haul trailers and specializedtransportation equipment for the com-mercial, industrial, military and govern-ment sectors; and in applications thatinclude renewable energy, aerospace,heavy construction, in-plant materialhandling, manufacturing and process-ing systems and much more. For moreinformation, contact Talbert Manufac-turing, 1628 W. State Rd. 114, Rensse-laer, IN 47978. Call 800-348-5232, fax219-866-7060, e-mail sales@talbertm-fg.com or visit the website at www.tal-bertmfg.com.

On the Cover — In a parking lot devoted to pre-walk prepara-tions, Nik Wallenda practices walking on a wire of the samediameter as the one he will be using during his record-break-ing walk, concentrating on how the wire rope responds tofootsteps.

Photo courtesy of Clark Rigging

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Nearly 50 years have passed since thewater tower and colonnaded fountain atState University of New York’s Albanycampus was erected. In those interven-ing years, time and the elements havetaken their toll on this cultural land-mark. The time has come for them to berefurbished. The carillon water towerand main fountain area, located withinthe Podium of the Uptown campus, arenot only central, architectural elementsto the campus, but the 248-foot talltower includes a 311,000 gallon watertank that provides both water volumeand pressure for the domestic, sprinkler,and standpipe systems for all Uptownbuildings. “Basically, we had an existing water

tower, located right in the middle of thecampus.” explained Project ManagerDave Mineau of Jersen Construction,the successful bidder on the project. “Wecompletely gutted it and cleaned thewhole thing out. Now, we’re rebuildingit, all new.”

“There are some areas that we have tokeep the same, maintaining the samefinish,” adds Mitchell Sisson also withJersen. “We’re cleaning with pressurewashing, and re-staining areas as well.” “The challenge with the work on the

fountain is that it is in the middle of thecampus so there is no easy access,”Mineau said. “As a result, everythinghad to come up out of the hole, literallyspeaking. Initially, the reconstructionteam had a real problem accessing thesite,” he added.

“In order to overcome this challenge,

we built an inclined ramp at about a 20degree angle, down into the site. Thehole is 20-feet deep, maybe 17-feet deepfrom where we have an access point. Weliterally need to go over the tops oftunnels and everything else that theschool has located underground. That iswhen we decided to use the two TEREXTA6 Site Dumpers that we bought fromAbele Tractor and Equipment Co., Inc.”“We drive these dumpers up and down

the ramps. Instead of taking a half yardof material out at a time, as you wouldwith a normal power buggy, we are tak-ing 2-½-yards with the TA6. These SiteDumpers have big hoppers, nearly six

feet wide. We load them with mini-exca-vators down in the work area, much aswe would if they were actually dumptrucks. Then, we haul the material out.”“Our storage yard is a quarter of a mile

away, so we fabricated an access paththat we built with rubber matting so wewouldn’t damage existing concrete,” hesaid. “We lined it with orange cones forvisibility.” “With the TA6, we are able to go all the

way from out in the yard, onto the cam-pus and into the jobsite,” he said. “Wetook all of the demolition materials outwith these units, and all the new fill that

The Ins and Outs of Tower RestorationThe Ins and Outs of Tower Restorationby Stephen Wagner

With two of the TEREX TA6 site dumpers on the job, Jersen workers are able to move material quickly and

easily.

Project Manager Dave Mineau of Jersen Construction

is pleased with how well the TEREX TA6 Site Dumpers

have worked on the SUNY Albany job. Jensen

Project Manager Mitchell Sisson of Jersen Constructionis pleased with how well the TEREX TA6 Site Dumpershave worked on the SUNY Albany job.

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we’re bringing in comes in, in the TA6sas well.”

According to a SUNY-Albany pressrelease, the water tower work willinclude the removal of any corrosionand the reinforcement of any deficientstructural elements. New waterproofcoatings will be applied to the interiorand exterior of the water tank and struc-tural system. The tank’s heating system,which protects water from freezing, willbe replaced and updated to modernstandards. The water tower exterior will be cleaned

and it will be re-surfaced to its originalcondition. The carillon will receive a newspeaker system. The water tower’s iconiclighting will be upgraded to an energyefficient, LED lighting system, which willsave energy and add a new specialevent, light-color feature to the campus. Additionally, the plans include replace-ment of the deteriorating stairs leadingfrom the Podium deck to the fountainarea along with replacement of the sin-gle-pane, inefficient, and corroding win-dows around the Lecture Centerconcourse. This will be outfitted with anew energy efficient curtain wall system.The fountain deck will be demolished, aswill the fountain’s mechanical, electri-cal, and plumbing infrastructure. Thereplacement fountain (and systems) willbe more energy and water efficient. Theyultimately will require less annual main-tenance. Mineau reports that there is avery special coating that is going on thefountain floor, furnished by a companycalled Fusion Floors.

“It is used in aircraft carriers andcruise ships,” he said. “It’s about 1/8thof an inch thick and proprietary. It’s realfancy stuff. It makes the pool in thefountain stronger.” Ultimately this project was designed to

not only be a functional restoration ofthe existing structures and their ameni-ties, but it is also meant to create an at-tractive four season location with theaddition of selected trees, gardens, andlandscaping, LED lighting in the base ofthe fountain, and a new, more interac-tive center element with seating area. “We’ll be working on it through next

year,” he said. “We will shut down inNovember, and restart in the spring,maybe April.” For more information onthe Jersen Construction Group, visittheir website at www.jersen.com.

by Stephen WagnerAny company that says, “We’re

committed to enhancing yourprofitability” is not to be takenlightly. They deserve to be studied.One such company is Abele Trac-tor and Equipment in Albany NY.With an equipment lot that fea-tures a seemingly endless numberof tractors and other constructionmachinery, Abele offers the rightequipment for the project,whether the job is a small,medium or large one. For example, Abele Tractor and

Equipment supplied Jersen Con-struction with two Terex TA6s toexpedite refurbishment of thewater tower and fountain restora-tion project at the SUNY-Albanycampus. As one Jersen executivepointed out, “The Terex TA6 SiteDumper is the savior of theproject.” Jersen’s Mitchell Sisson empha-

sized that due to the TA6’s versa-tility and quietness, they wereable to keep the project under bid.The T6’s muffled sound while op-erating, is the key to this projectbecause college classes are insession while construction isunderway. Louder noise wouldclearly be an intrusion. Sissonsaid that at one point the projectwas nine weeks behind due to adelay. However, because theycould work while school was insession, the TA6 brought themback up to speed.

Abele Tractor and Equipment

Co., Inc. is a family-owned busi-ness that has been in operationsince 1875, so they have seentrends come and go for five gener-ations. Abele’s core business isselling, leasing, renting and serv-icing a variety of tractors andequipment. They also sell andservice ground maintenanceequipment for commercial andconsumer customers. During World War II, the companywas issued a priority rating by thegovernment to purchase struc-tural steel and fuel. Following thewar, the business segued mainlyfrom repairing equipment, to sell-ing and servicing constructionand consumer outdoor powerequipment. Exercising what mightwell have been a vision of thefuture, Abele began focusing oncustomers projects, in and aroundAlbany in the 1960s and 70s.

Those projects included thelabyrinthine of state and federalhighways in and around the capi-tol, as well as the New York StateThruway. Abele was also one ofthe first companies to realize thevalue of renting and leasingconstruction equipment to con-tractors in the area. Today, Abelespecializes in the sales and serviceof Kobelco excavators, Kubotaconstruction and industrial equip-ment, ASV track loaders and thefull TEREX line of equipment.More importantly, they offer parts,service, for their rental and leas-ing equipment.

Lou Taylor, account manager forthe Jersen account said that Abelehas more than 175 excavators, 50off-road trucks, and more than 50bulldozers and wheel loaders ofvarious sizes, available for rent orlease. For the convenience of theircustomers, it is all done from onelocation. “We have 13 factory trained serv-

ice technicians and a parts inven-tory that is designed to supportthe equipment that we sell andrent. In this way,” he stressed, “weare equipped to give ourcustomers the kind of service theyneed, at the time they need it.”(They offer 24 hour emergencyservice.)Taylor noted that Abele and Jer-

sen have been doing businesssince 1992. “I’m in contact withsomeone from the Jersen Con-struction Group, almost everyday,” he said. He added thatAbele’s commitment to providingthe equipment and service afterthe sale has kept them theregion’s leading dealership forheavy equipment. Abele’s missionstatement is “To be committed tomaking sure that every customeris treated like our only customer.” For more information on Abelesales and service, call 518-438-4444, e-mailsales@abeletractor.com, or stop inat 72 Everett Rd., Albany, NY.Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. andSaturday 7:30 a.m. –1 p.m.

Abele: the Quiet CompanyThe central fountain area is the focal point of the project.

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One free phone callreduces likelihood ofincidents to less than1 percent

WASHINGTON, D.C. —Common Ground Al-liance (CGA), the stake-holder-run organizationdedicated to protectingunderground utilitylines and the people whodig near them, on Sept.19 announced findingsfrom its comprehensive2011 Damage Informa-tion Reporting Tool(DIRT) Report.

The report, which isthe sum of all 2011 datasubmitted anonymouslyand voluntarily by dam-age prevention stake-holders, confirmed theimportance of making afree call to 811 to reach alocal one call center asmost critical to safety.

When an excavator no-tifies a one call center be-fore digging, damage oc-curs less than 1 percentof the time, according tothe report. The report alsoestimates the total num-ber of damages could bereduced by 31 percent ifall digging was precededby a locate request.

The 2011 DIRT Reportbenefited from a signifi-cant increase in report-ing from one stakeholdergroup: locators, the pro-fessionals who identifythe approximate locationof underground facilitiesby using paint or flags.The nearly 100,000 addi-tional records submittedto DIRT this year, com-bined with the quality ofthose records, resultedin this year’s data beingthe most complete todate, scoring the highestever Data Quality Index(DQI) since the metricwas introduced in 2008.

“We know that calling811 before digging is thesingle most importantstep in preventing un-derground utility inci-dents, and the growth indata submissions thisyear further affirms thisimportant message,”said Bob Kipp, CGApresident. “The 16 in-

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The 2011 DIRT Reportexamined the root causesof 80 percent of all eventssubmitted (up from 54percent for 2010), andthe top causes were iden-tified as follows:

• Excavation practicesnot sufficient, 41 percent

• Notification notmade, 26 percent

• Locating practicesnot sufficient, 22 percent

The percentage ofknown incidents listing“Notification not made”as a root causedropped 6 percent from2010 to its lowest pointduring the last fiveyears, demonstratingthe effectiveness of the811 campaign.

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For companies in the crane and rigging industry likeClark Rigging & Rental of Lockport, NY, there is aneed to balance safety with risk each time their equip-ment starts. With large, specialized equipment like thecranes and specialty material movers that they use ona regular basis, they are always alert when they sharethe road with all other drivers as they move the equip-ment to and from a job site. In most cases, their mostprevalent concern is their battle with the force of grav-ity.So it was with this kind of understanding that Clark

Rigging began to take the matter seriously when NikWallenda, family descendent of The World FamousWallendas family, came to company President, David

Clark requesting the equipment and technical supportthat Wallenda needed for his planned crossing of thefalls June 15, 2012. He was looking to Clark Riggingon the American side of Niagara Falls, to help anchorthe high wire suspended between the U.S. andCanada.

“Nik Wallenda walked into our office one day andsaid, ‘I’m going to walk a wire over Niagara Falls,’” saidClark recently. “My brother Steve and I scratched ourheads and thought, ‘OK, Good Luck!’ But by the timehe left we were convinced that this wasn’t a meaning-less stunt but a well engineered, thought out, andprofessional job. This is the kind of job requirementsthat we deal with on a daily basis.”

“It turns out that cranes were an integral part of theproject,” said Dave. “They were instrumental as a wayto elevate and provide tension to the wire. Like somany of the jobs we perform, there was great riskinvolved. Once we had met with the Wallenda team,we realized we were involved with the same kind ofchallenges, we both have to deal with the forces ofgravity and we do it with the utmost respect and plan-ning. We both know that if you fail in any way, theresults are often catastrophic. Together, we were look-ing to balance the risk at hand with all that we knowin the way of safety, to make the project happen.”

For this Wallenda project, the company, POWEREngineers, a global engineering firm, that specializesin installing power transmission lines. POWER Engi-neers planned the actual wire, installation and work-ability of the wire rope used. Their engineers plan andcarry out high line installations under the most chal-lenging conditions in nature. “They chose Clark Rig-ging because of our reputation for professionalism,safety, quality equipment and excellent staff,” saidClark. Dave noted that they called upon O’ConnellElectric for other specialized equipment and expertlinemen for the same reasons.

“I think Nik basically put his life and safety in ourhands,” said Dave. “That’s quite a responsibility, butone we deal with everyday, on every job we do. And,WOW, what a team it turned out to be!”

Dave said that it was assuring to know that theGreat Nik Wallenda had to adhere to the safety/riskratio, just as Dave’s workers do. Nik was required towear a safety line on his historic walk. He had neverused one before and felt it was actually a hazard tohis walk. But, in the end, he wore the tether becauseit was the only way he would be permitted to make

It’s a balancing act! Safety vs. RiskIt’s a balancing act! Safety vs. Riskby Melanie Parker

The beautiful expanse of Niagara Falls was the backdrop for a recent high wire walk performed by Nik Wallenda.

A bystander snaps a photo of the anchor apparatus set up on the U.S. side of the falls. ClarkRigging

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the walk. He knew that there would always be thequestion, “Why no safety harness or fall protection?”if he fell to what would have been, certain death.

The JobsiteThe installation of a 2-inch wire rope over this “Won-

ders of the World” was not easy. In this location, theplanning and preparation was done without theadvantage of it having been done here previously. Noone really knew what the conditions would be. “We knew we would be scrutinized by The Park Serv-

ice and the attempt would be done under criteria thatmade it more complex,” said Dave. “Did that scare theteam?” he asked. “No, it only made us more deter-mined to master the Great Niagara. Everything wentaccording to plan. If you don’t know how this projectworked out, you certainly missed a dramatic, beauti-ful and flawless event that the entire world enjoyed.”In the design of the high wire, POWER relied on tech-

niques they had learned in other industries. Accordingto Peter Catchpole, the senior project manager who ledthe POWER team, “POWER installed micropile an-chors into bedrock to hold the cable at a tension of 30tons (60,000-pounds) by lifting near both anchorswith 170 ton cranes. The cable sagged a mere 35-feetat its midpoint placing it 200-feet above the riverbelow. The POWER team developed some unique en-gineering solutions, such as the installation of a seriesof stabilizing pendulums to eliminate the twisting onthe cable that would have made the effort impossible.”Catchpole added, “POWER successfully handled the

design and overnight installation and teardown of the2-inch diameter cable for Wallenda’s 1,400-foot walkacross the gorge. It was installed overnight in 14hours and removed three days later in seven.”Steve Clark, who serves as Clark Rigging’s vice pres-

ident, noted that installing a 1200' practice wire at theSeneca Niagara Casino was invaluable practice for theinstall team. “We had our 150 ton crane on site toelevate the wire. Anchored at both ends the crane hada 66,000-pound pull on the wire to give it the stabilityand inclines that are required for Nik to practice on.He has never used this large a diameter wire before,so we learned a lot about it.”

“For instance, after we strung the wire, Nik jumpedon it and announced he could not walk it because the

wire was rolling. The team then got out some materi-als, tools and sand bags and fabricated weightedpendulums, hanging them every 200-feet along thewire. We solved that problem but of course thatcreated new ones!” he said.“Officials insisted that there be a rescue basket avail-

able, just in case. The basket couldn't roll past theclamps holding the pendulums but an engineerdesigned different clamps, on the spot, that wouldwork. As the world now knows, the event took placeflawlessly!”Dave said in similar fashion, Clark Rigging takes this

kind of care and concern with every job that they do.From the smallest lift to the most complex heavy proj-ect imaginable, safety trumps production and risktaking. “We at Clark Rigging have adhered to this for-mula forever,” he said. “This has enabled us to have asterling safety record despite tackling the most diffi-cult, risky projects. We approach every project with acareful plan. Our professional staff has built a cultureof safety. The Clark Companies have done that forover 50 years, providing quality service all over NewYork State. The Wallenda project was a high profileproject that got lots of attention, but as I have saidmany times, to many people ‘It’s what we do.’” For more information, contact them at 716 433-4600or 716-695-4860 or via e-mail atDave.Clark@Clarkrigging.com.

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On the night of the event, Nik Wallenda is lifted into place in preparation for his walk across Niagara Falls.

As expected, there was considerable media on hand for the pre-walk activities.

Wallenda walks on a wire suspended by a Clark Rig-ging crane during a practice session.

On the US side of Niagara Falls, Clark Rigging equip-ment worked to maintain the appropriate tension onWallenda’s high wire.

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by Jon M. CaseySean Glennon, vice president of Volvo

CE Shippensburg Operations and Vol-vo’s Gary J. Atkinson, Segment Devel-opment manager for Road, Quarry andAggregate Products, were on hand for awalk around inspection of Volvo’sG946B Motor Grader at the 2012 Worldof Asphalt and AGG-1 Aggregates Fo-rum in Charlotte, NC in March of this

year. For contractors who are lookingfor a motor grader that is able to per-form according to today’s rigorous stan-dards and at the same time, cost less tooperate than most other manufacturer’ssimilar models, the G946B is certainly agrader that requires consideration.

Glennon was excited to say that theplant expansion at the Shippensburg,PA manufacturing plant and recentlydesignated North American Headquar-ters for Volvo CE, will give this facilitythe capability of complete manufactureand assembly of the 900 series motorgraders. He said that some of the com-ponent parts are still being manufac-tured abroad then shipped to the plantfor final assembly. In the future, every-thing will be U.S. made.

As we began our walk around of theG946B, Gary Atkinson’s personal expe-rience with the equipment made the ex-perience extremely informative and in-teresting to an unskilled observer likeme. His patient explanation of how sys-tems worked and what might be impor-tant to a contractor who is looking forthe various advantages that the G946Bhas to offer, made the time spent at thisexhibit, most rewarding.

For example, Gary began by sayingthat the all wheel drive feature on thisgrader, gives the operator more gradingpower and control while performing onthe job. He said that when the grader isequipped with the company’s 8 speed

HTE840 transmission, the Volvo hightorque All Wheel Drive System operatesin forward gears 1-7 and reverse gears1-4. And when equipped with Volvo’sexclusive 11 speed HTE1160 transmis-sion, it operates in forward gears 1-10and reverse gears 1-6. Additionally, itprovides an additional 8500 pounds ofrim pull. When fine grading is called for,the AWD system also provides the abili-

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Gary especially noted the location ofthe teeth on the outside of the circle of

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Segment Development Manager, Gary J.Atkinson (L) and Volvo ConstructionGeneral Manager Sean Glennon, partici-pated in the 2012 AGG-1 event in Char-lotte, NC. Volvo 13

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the blade, where this design featuregives the operator more torque whenturning the blade while grading. He saidthat the dual gear Circle Drive Systemuses direct acting hydraulic power forincreased turning and holding capabili-ty under full load. The Circle Drive Sys-tem also uses two hardened drive pin-ions and is protected against impactdamage by an overload relief valve asstandard equipment.

“Our transmission placement isunique to the industry,” he added. “Wehave engineered the engine transmis-sion to be beneath the cab and ahead ofthe articulation hinge. This design putsthe weight of the transmission withinthe grader’s wheelbase. This provides

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AGC NYS scholarshipprogram is largest state

industry effort of itskind in the countryALBANY — The Associ-

ated General Contrac-tors of New York State(AGC NYS) today an-nounced that its Schol-arship Committee hasawarded $51,000 to 20New York State collegestudents whose majorsfocuses on the construc-tion industry and dieseltechnology fields.

“On behalf of AGC NYS,I am pleased to announcethis year’s scholarshipaward winners,” said MikeElmendorf, president andCEO of AGC NYS. “ We arepleased to announce thatwe have awarded $6,250more than last year andthe money will go to assistthose students in complet-ing their degree in thefields of construction anddiesel technology. They arethe future of our industry.

Funds for the scholar-ship are raised at the an-nual AGC NYS Anthony

S. Santaro ScholarshipClassic. Since 1988, theannual golf outing raisesmoney to provide assis-tance to college studentswho have interest in pur-suing a career in NewYork State’s constructionindustry. More than$916,000 in scholarshipshas been granted sincethe fund’s inception mak-ing it the largest state in-dustry effort of its kind inthe country.

The committee received48 applications frommore than 17 college anduniversities, and selectedthose students based onskill, knowledge, merit, fi-nancial need, extracurric-ular activities and evalua-tions. For more informa-tion on the scholarshipvisit www.agcnys.org.

Tomas Kovalcik, aBrooklyn resident and civ-il engineering student atSyracuse University said,“the AGC NYS Scholar-ship is very valuable to medue to the recent econom-ic hardships and the ris-

ing tuition costs.”“Governor Andrew

Cuomo is investing bil-lions of dollars in rebuild-ing the state’s infrastruc-ture,” said Brendan Man-ning, AGC NYS director ofEducation and Environ-ment. “In the fast pacedworld of the constructionindustry, it is crucial tostay ahead of the curvewhen it comes to educa-tion and training the fu-ture of the industry. If wecan educate future con-struction leaders andkeep them here in NewYork, we all benefit in thelong run.”

The winners for 2012 are:Matthew Angus, SUNY

Cobleskill, Mayfield, NY;Christian Garber, SUNYCanton, Mayfield, NY;Michael Garber, SUNYCanton, Mayfield, NY; Na-talie Geier, SUNY Delhi,Mayfield, NY; Lucius Bai-ley, Monroe CC, Hilton,NY; Matthew Bunal,Clarkson, Rome, NY; An-gelia Cavanaugh, AlfredState, Whitesville, NY;

Demetrio Criscuolo, NYU/Polytech, Middletown,NY; Marc Delaney, SUNYESF, Syracuse, NY;William Finch, Syracuse,Fort Johnson, NY;Thomas Haynes, Clark-son, Constantia, NY; TyKoster, SUNY ESF, Ci-cero, NY; Tomas Kovalcik,Syracuse, Brooklyn, NY;Drew Laemmermann,SUNY Delhi, Watertown,NY; Jacob Murphy, SUNYDelhi, Oriskany, NY;Sean Myers, FultonMontgomery CC, Amster-dam, NY; Jordan O’Brien,RIT, Binghamton, NY;Phillip Sutter, HudsonValley CC, Broadalbin,NY; Jon Thomas, Clark-son, Fonda, NY; BretWeller, SUNY Delhi,Adams, NY.

The AGC of New YorkState represents close to600 Members, of whichover 200 are general con-tractors engaged in pub-lic and private construc-tion throughout New YorkState, and is the NewYork Chapter of the Asso-ciated General Contrac-

tors (AGC) of America.The AGC of America rep-resents over 7000 general

contractors nationwide.Visit AGC NYS atwww.agcnys.org.

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MT. VERNON, IOWA —The Tilt-Up Concrete As-sociation (TCA) — a non-profit international or-ganization that serves toexpand and improve theuse of Tilt-Up as the pre-ferred building system —has announced the addi-tion of Kim Basham PhD,PE, to the 2012 TCA Con-vention lineup.

Basham, president ofKB Engineer, LLC, willpresent “ControllingCracks in Slabs, a ses-sion focused on whatcauses out of jointdry/thermal shrinkagecracks. His presentation,to be held Thursday, Oct.4 from 8-10 a.m., is de-signed to educate atten-dees on how to develop a

crack control philosophythat is a combination ofdesign focus and con-struction effectiveness tominimize random crack-ing in slabs.

His presentation is partof the field supervisortrack, a new offering thisyear. Sponsored byCitadel Contractors, thetrack offers convenient

sessions that address is-sues critical to the devel-opment and success oftoday’s field supervisorsand project managers.The track is also designedto fulfill the latest up-grade of the ACI/TCACertified Tilt-Up Supervi-sor and Technician pro-gram by providing thenecessary CEUs for re-

certification. Until theadaptation to a CEU op-tion for recertification, re-newal of certification re-quired studying for andtaking an exam similar tothe one taken to qualifyfor initial certification.“This CEU opportunityfurther accentuates thecommitment to and valueof quality education fortoday’s Tilt-Up profes-sionals,” said Jim Baty,technical director of TCA.

“Qualified superintend-ents are the backbone ofour company. Tilt-Upspecific continuing edu-cation is very difficult tocome by so I’m excitedthat TCA will be providingus with this opportunityat the fall convention,”said Glenn Doncaster,president of TCA.

Other sessions plannedfor field construction per-sonnel include:

• Modern Tilt-Up Con-tractors: Pride and Craft,by Mitch Bloomquist;

• How to Manage, Moti-vate & Maximize Produc-tive Field Crews, byGeorge Hedley;

• Tips and Tricks, byBarclay Gebel;

• Panel Discussion:Bracing to the Slab, byGlenn Doncaster;

• Project Case Study:Natl. Museum of Healthand Medicine, by DavidC. Costello;

• Cranes, Bracing andErection Safety, by GaryFischer;

• Quality Control and As-surance, by Shawn Hickey;

• Sustainable ConcreteMixes: Understandingand Utilizing Fly ash andSlag (GGBFS) by AndrewMcPherson; and

• Panel Discussion:Learning From Others —Best Practices, HonestMistakes and Plain Stu-pidity, by Shawn Hickey.

In addition to the fieldsupervisor focus, TCA isoffering attendees an op-portunity to participate inAssociation committeesby attending a Q&A ses-sion held at the start ofeach committee meeting.The goal is to introducethe committee and itspurpose, as well as pro-vide attendees the chanceto get involved and sharetheir input.

The following committeemeetings are scheduledduring the convention:

• Safety CommitteeMeeting: Wed., Oct. 3from 4-5 p.m.;

• Promotions Commit-tee Meeting: Thurs., Oct.4 from noon-1 p.m.;

• Technical CommitteeMeeting: Thurs., Oct. 4from noon -1 p.m.; and

• Membership Commit-tee Meeting: Thurs., Oct.4 from noon-1 p.m.

The TCA Conventionwill kick off Tuesday, Oct.2 with outdoor productdemonstrations and anopening reception. Spe-cific session informationfor Wednesday andThursday can be foundby visiting www.tilt-u p . o r g / c o n v e n -tion/2012/programs. Agolf outing will be held onFriday. For more infor-mation, visit www.tilt-up.org/convention.

Hanley Wood is the offi-cial media sponsor of theConvention.

TCA was founded in1986 to improve the qual-ity and acceptance of sitecast Tilt-Up construction,a construction method inwhich concrete wall pan-els are cast on-site andtilted into place. Tilt-Upconstruction is one of thefastest growing industriesin the United States,combining the advan-tages of reasonable costwith low maintenance,durability, speed of con-struction and minimalcapital investment. Formore information aboutthe TCA, visit www.tilt-up.org or call Ed Sauterat 319-895-6911, or e-mail esauter@tilt-up.org.

Tilt-Up Concrete Association announces new speaker toround out convention presentations

Kim Basham, president ofKB Engineer, LLC, willpresent “ControllingCracks in Slab.”

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RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC — RitchieBros. Auctioneers (NYSE and TSX:RBA), the world’s largest industrial auc-tioneer, will conduct a massive miningand earthmoving equipment auction onSept 27, 2012 during the company’sgrand opening auction at its new per-manent auction site in Raleigh-Durham, NC. More than 180 pieces ofmining and earthmoving equipment arealready featured in the auction, includ-ing more than 60 Caterpillar D11crawler tractors, more than 35 Caterpil-lar 777 rock trucks, more than 30 wheelloaders and more — selections so largethat they’re rarely seen in the heavyequipment industry in a single sale. TheSept. 27 unreserved public auction,which is set to take place one day afterthe completion of MINExpo Internation-al 2012 in Las Vegas, is a divestiture ofnon-strategic equipment from West Vir-ginia based Trinity Coal Corporation.Bidders can register and bid in one offour ways: live and in person at theCompany’s Raleigh-Durham, NC auc-tion site; via simulcast and in person atthe Company’s Las Vegas, NV auctionsite; online in real time at www.rbauc-tion.com, or by proxy.

“We have an unprecedented numberof D11’s featured in our SeptemberRaleigh-Durham auction. In fact, thisis more D11’s than we’ve sold in thepast four years of unreserved industri-

al auctions combined,” said John Fair-ley, regional sales manager, RitchieBros. Auctioneers. “This large selectionof mining and earthmoving equipmentis sure to catch the attention of bothdomestic and international buyers. Forthose who are looking for anythingfrom big wheel loaders and crawlertractors to massive rock trucks andmotor graders — this auction showcas-es Ritchie Bros. as the place to gowhen you need mining equipment.And, as with all of our auctions, eachitem will sell to the highest bidder, re-gardless of price-with no minimumbids or reserve prices.”

“Trinity Coal Corp. had been usingthe equipment at their coking and ther-mal coal mining complexes in Kentuckyand West Virginia,” said David Stetson,chief restructuring officer for TrinityCoal Corp.

“Those in the mining industry will knowD11’s are primarily mass earthmovingmachines. The fleet is composed of ‘bigrock job’ type machines that we primarilyused to remove overburden at our coal op-erations in eastern Kentucky and WestVirginia,” added Mr. Stetson. “At one time,our D11 fleet was the largest fleet operat-ing anywhere in the U.S.”

After being in operation for a numberof years, some of the Caterpillar unitsare currently undergoing a refurbishingprocess in preparation for the Septem-

ber auction. All powertrain and under-carriage updates are being conductedby authorized CAT dealers. Detailedequipment information, including high-resolution photos of the equipment, isavailable on our website at www.rbauc-tion.com/bigiron.

More than 60 D11’s in a single auc-tion event is a rare find. Companieslooking for brand new equipment mayhave to face a wait time before acquiringa machine to put to work. “If you’relooking for a brand new D11 (from themanufacturer), you’ll have to add yourname to a wait list and the queue is cur-rently long due to high demand for min-ing equipment in various regions. At theSeptember auction in North Carolina,people will have the opportunity to finda large selection of well maintainedequipment - it’s a big opportunity to ac-quire big iron that you can potentiallyput to work the following day after theauction,” added Mr. Stetson. “There iscurrently high demand for this type ofequipment across the globe, in Canada,Latin America, Asia and even India -with Ritchie Bros. in charge of the auc-tion, buyers in all of these regions andbeyond will have an opportunity to ac-quire quality earthmoving equipment atreasonable prices.”

General auction details — Raleigh-Durham, NC (Sept 27, 2012):

The Sept. 27 mining and earthmovingequipment auction forms part of a twoday Grand Opening auction for theCompany’s new Raleigh-Durham, NCpermanent auction site, taking place onWednesday and Thursday, Sept 26-27,2012. The auction is open to the public;registration to bid is free; a refundablebid deposit may be required.

How to register and bid:• In person at the Ritchie Bros.

Raleigh-Durham, NC auction site (800Business Park Dr., Butner, NC 27509).

• Mining equipment will be sold onDay 2 of a two day auction (Sept. 26 -27, 2012).

• Site phone: 704-873-6633• In person at the Ritchie Bros. Las

Vegas, NV auction site (10500 Clark Pe-tersen Blvd., Las Vegas, NV).

• Take part in a live auction simulcaston Sept. 27 — one day after the comple-tion of MINExpo International 2012.

• Site phone: 702-644-2468• Online at rbauction.com• Create a free account and register to

bid online and in real time.• By proxy. Call the Raleigh-Durham,

NC auction site to place your proxy bidover the phone.

Equipment is located and available toinspect at various mine sites in Ken-tucky and West Virginia

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2009 Morbark 15R 15” Drum (Throat is 20”x21”), 140JD, 338 hrs,A Feed, Lift Cyl., Hyd Swivel Dis, Hyd Tongue Jack, Weld on InfeedTray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$34,000

2004 Morbark 2400XL Hurricane, 18” Drum Style, 125hp Perkins,Auto Feed, Hydraulic Lift Cylinder, New Clutch, 1458hrs,Complete Service, Ready to Go To Work . . . . . . . . . .$26,000

2004 Bandit 200XP 12" Disc, 115HP Cat, New Fuel InjectionPump, Lift Cylinder, 64" Infeed, Serviced . . . . . . . .$21,500

2002 Bandit 200 Plus 12” Disc, 110hp Cat (New Engine), A-Feed,Lift Cyl., Winch, 2452hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14,500

2002 Bandit 65AW 6" Chipper, 25hp Kolher, Auto Feed, 1320 Hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,500

1993 Morbark Model 17 17” Drum Style, Extendable Tongue,110 hp John Deere, New Fuel Primer Pump, New Drum Brgs,New Knives, Belts, Ready to Work . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10,000

Morbark Model 17, 17" Drum Style, Extendable Tongue, 110HPJohn Deere, New Fuel Primer Pump, New Drum Brgs, NewKnives, Belts, Ready to Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12,000

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2002 Bandit 1850 Track Chipper, 250hp JD, New Clutch, Cat 312Track System, 11’ Stick w/Rotating Grapple, Enclosed Cabw/Forestry Pkg, Approx. 1800 Hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$135,0002002 Beast 5680 Horizontal Grinder, 990 hp Cat, Mag Head,

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MILFORD, CT — In anexpansion of its containerdivision, Grillo Services,LLC is the first Connecti-cut business to purchaseCaterpillar’s new CT660commercial truck in a rolloff configuration. Thepurchase will enable Gril-lo to increase its solidwaste disposal division toserve municipal, com-mercial and residentialcustomers, and provideexpanded services to treeremoval and large scalelandscape companies,saving them time andmoney in tree removaland organic recycling.

The custom built,sleek, ergonomically de-signed Caterpillar CT660,model year 2012, fea-tures Caterpillar’s CX31transmission for in-creased fuel mileage aswell as a set back frontaxle with a shorter wheelbase, allowing for a betterturning radius andgreater cab visibility.

Caterpillar had previ-ously only manufac-

tured diesel truck en-gines for truck chassismade by Ford, Interna-tional, PACCAR andFreightliner. Just thispast year, the companybegan manufacturingtheir own trucks, follow-ing an extended periodof road testing.

“This purchase willhelp Grillo Services ex-pand our container divi-sion, offering clients onestop shopping,” said Gril-lo Services President,Michael J. Grillo. “We ex-pect the division to dou-ble its contracts as a re-sult,” he continued.

“We are delighted thatGrillo Services is our firstroll off truck purchaser,”said David J Gillen, OnHighway sales represen-tative at H.O. Penn Ma-chinery, the CaterpillarDealer for Lower NewYork and Connecticut.“We look forward to fur-ther facilitating GrilloServices’ future growth.”Grillo Services, LLC is a19 year old family runlandscape supply compa-ny providing containerand dumpster rentalservices, organic com-

post, bark and woodmulches, specialty soils,decorative pavers andgravel for commercial,residential and municipalclients. The company,headquartered at 1183Oronoque Rd. in Milford,CT. employs 18 full andpart time people and pro-vides regional deliveryservice. Contact them atwww.grilloservices.com,info@grilloservices.com,or call 203-877-5070.

Grillo Services expandscontainer division

The custom built, sleek, ergonomically designed Caterpillar CT660, model year 2012,features Caterpillar's CX31 transmission for increased fuel mileage as well as a setback front axle with a shorter wheel base, allowing for a better turning radius andgreater cab visibility.

WEST BEND, WI —Mustang, a leader incompact equipment foragriculture and con-struction markets, ispleased to introduce theall new, vertical lift4000V Skid Steer loader;the world’s most power-ful skid steer loader. The4000V boasts a rated op-erating capacity of4,000-pounds, a truevertical lift height of 144-inches, and an industryleading 99 hp from itsCummins engines. The4000V is truly a beastthat cannot be tamed.

The all new 4000V is atrue vertical lift machine,which means the lift pathfollows a vertical line asopposed to an ‘s’ shapedpath offered by competi-tive vertical lift models.Lifting up to 144-inches,the 4000V can easily loadhigh trailers and trucks.With an unmatched ratedoperating capacity, there

are few jobs this powerfulmachine cannot handle.

“Mustang is excited totake the reigns as theworld’s most powerfulskid steer loader,” saidSean Bifani, productmanager. “The 4000V al-lows Mustang to fulfill itscustomer’s needs forhigh powered, high ca-pacity skid steers. Pairedwith its high liftingheight, the 4000V entersthe high end of the skidsteer loader market,where product optionsare minimal. The 4000Vprovides maximum ca-pacity and the industry’slargest breakout force at9,150-pounds.”

For additional infor-ma.tion, contact Lori A.Heidecker, director ofMarketing Americas. Call262-334-6612, e-maill .heidecker@manitou-group.com, or visitwww.mustangmfg.com

Mustang unleashes theworld’s most powerfulskid steer loader to theNorth American market

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AEMP s Annual Asset Man-agement Symposium

Louisville, KY. General infor-mation and details on semi-nars and speakers are avail-able at www.aemp.org/sym-posium. Online registrationis now open. Special earlybird rates apply throughSept. 1 and are $899 formembers, $999 for non-members. Standard fees of

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Baltimore, MD. This hugeproduct showroom brings to-gether the biggest names intree care and the newestproducts and services in theindustry. Meet with col-leagues, vendors and manu-facturers from around thenation! With more than 75hrs of education to choose

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CSDA Slab Sawing &Drilling 201 Training

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Westin Kierland Resort &Spa, Scottsdale, AZ. ContactCSDA Office, 727-577-5004.

JAN 15

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EQUIPMENT LIQUIDATION AUCTIONSaturday, October 20, 2012 @ 10am

310-312 Orange St, Millville, NJ 08332Insp: Friday, October 19, 2012 9am to 3pm

Online bidding with www.equipmentfacts.comEquipment: Case 580E Back Hoe, Case 590 Super Loader, Case 580LLoader, Case 95XT Skid Steer, Lull Lift, Scissor Lift, Case Lift, Fork Lift,Ingersol Rand 185 Compressor, Ford Tractor, Wacker Ride on PowerTrowel, Ass't Power Trowels, Compressors, Generators, Cement Mixer,Sweeper AttachmentVehicles: Ford F350 Mason Dump, Dodge Ram 2500 Utility Bed, Ford DualAxle Flat Bed, Ford F250 FX4 w/ladder racks, Ford L8000, GMC Utility Bed,GMC Water Truck, Contractor Trailers, Box Trailers, Office Trailer.Tools: Wet Saws, Road Saws, Drill Press, Bench Grinder, MillermaticWelder & other Welding Equipment, Shop Tools, Hand & Power Tools, ToolBoxesMisc: Bricks, Concrete Block, Rebar, Cement Trays, Scaffolding, Lumber,Fans, Fuel Tanks, Reddy Heaters and much more.

Complete listing & photos at www.auctionzip.com Member #1070

Alfred J. Finocchiaro - Auctioneer, CAI, GPPA, PRIPhone: 609 448 7653 Cell: 609-847-0071

Email: Alfred@alfredsauctions.comPA License # AU005707

To be sold at 1PM: Commercial/Industrial Property w/approx. 2 acres.Block: 573 Lots: 2&3. 5,000 sq ft Building on Lot 2. Taxes are approx.$10,000 a year To Bid: A $25,000 Certified Check. If you are the high-est bidder you must add cash or check to make 10% of selling price.Closing in 30-45 days.

ONLINEAUCTION

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Massive Inventory Liquidation FromThe Gun Store, LLC

Bidding Will Be Online Only 2000+ Lots Sell To Highest Bidder

New Long Arms, Hand Guns, Accessories, Ammo,Complete Gunsmith Shop & More.

***Store Is Closed During Sale***

TERMS: Full Payment Within 48-hours of Auction CompletionBy Cash, M/C, Visa, Discover, Debit Card or Check w/Bank Ltrof Guaranteed Payment. 18% BP, 3% BP Discount for Cash orCheck w/Bank Ltr. See Web Site for Full Terms & Sample BankLtr. Cash & Bank Letter Payments will apply to pick up at storeonly post auction.

See Web Site for Details, Photos, & Full Terms

Absolute AuctionComplete Liquidation

Wed., Nov. 7, 2012 - 9:00AMHellertown, Pennsylvania

(Allentown/Bethlehem Area)

Call (800) 233-6898 or Email sales@hunyady.comFor Complete, Descriptive Brochure!

www.hunyady.comPA Auction License No: AY000281 While information is believed to be accurate,

all items will be sold "As-Is, Where-Is" without guarantee or warranty.A physical inspection is suggested.

Hydraulic Excavators: `06 JD 160C-LC, s/n 045510, 10'2" stick w/hyd beyond and mechanical thumb, CP 48" bucket, joystickcontrol selector (1,086 Hours) • `05 JD 50C ZTS Mini, s/n 241736, Isuzu dsl, zero tail swing, 4'6" stick, hyd plumbing (0,872 Hours)

Crawler Tractor and Crawler Loader: `05 JD 650J XLT, s/n 102070, 6-way blade, joystick steering, EROPS w/AC (1,255Hours) • `05 CAT 953C, s/n BBX01512, GP bkt w/teeth, EROPS w/AC (0,872 Hours)

Rubber Tired Loaders and Attachments: `05 CASE 621DXT, s/n JEE0138258, ACS 2.5 cu yd bkt, ACS quick coupler, aux hyd,ride control, EROPS w/AC (2,154 Hours) • Case 621 Attachments: 11' Power Angle Plow Blade • 1 Cu Yd Loader Bucket

Tractor Loader Backhoes and Attachments: `05 CASE 580 Super M Plus Series 2, 4x4 Extend-A-Hoe, s/n N5C393182, ridecontrol, rear plumbing, pilot controls, EROPS w/AC (1,045 Hours) • `97 CASE 580 Super L 4x4 Extend-A-Hoe, s/n JJG0199211,4-stick backhoe controls, EROPS w/AC • CASE 580 Attachments: ROCKBLASTER RB2506 Hyd Demo Hammer • STANLEYMB-550 Hyd Demo Hammer • HELAC Wrist-O-Twist (Power Tilt) • Digging Bkts • Bolt-On Bucket Forks

Skid Steer Loader and Broom: `06 CAT 257B Crawler, s/n SLK05046, 67" GP bkt, EROPS w/AC (331 Hours) • `04 CAT BP15B60" Hopper Broom

Asphalt Pavers, Vibratory Rollers, and Sealer: `06 GEHL 1648 Crawler Power Box,s/n IX0312329 • BLAW KNOX PF115 Rubber Tired, s/n 0815-011 • `02 CATCB214D Roller, s/n 1TZ00728 • `90 IR DD-23 Roller, s/n 6336S • `00 WACKERRD11A Roller, s/n 5162540 • Portable Driveway Sealer

Portable Screen: `01 NORDBERG SCREEN-ALL CV-40D Portable Screen, s/n2031, 2-deck screen (0,596 Hours)

Dumps: `05 MACK CV713 Granite Tri-Axle, Mack 427, 13spd, 17'6" body (75,900Miles) • (4) `06-`96 CHEVY 3500, 4x4 Mason Dumps, all w/Western plows • (5)CHEVY & MACK S/A Dumps, w/central hyd & plows • (7) `06-`04 CHEVY 3500/2500, 4x4 Pickups & Utility, w/Western plows

Real Estate (To Be Sold Subject To Owner's Immediate Confirmation): (1.0+/-) Acres• Approximately 200'x200', fenced with asphalt lot • (2) Shop Buildings, with heat; (1) with office space,city water, gas, and sewer, security system, and 10,000# above ground lift.

PLUS! Motor Grader and Compactor • Forklifts • Lowboy, 20 Ton Tag-A-Longs, and Tilt Deck Trailers• Contractors Tools • Shop Tools • Truck & Equipment Parts

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Utility Equipment & Trucks Auction

EARLY HIGHLIGHTS:

Mini Excavators:• 2005 Komatsu PC35• 2005 Ditch Witch MX502• 2004 Komatsu PC50MR

Backhoe Loaders• 2002 CAT 416CD• 1997 Ford/New Holland 555E

Trencher• 1999 Ditch Witch 3700

Vans• 2006 Chevrolet 2500• 2004 Chevrolet Astro• (2) 2003 Chevrolet 2500• 2003 Chevrolet Astro

Service Trucks• 2008 Ford F350 4x4• 2007 Ford F350 4x4• 2007 Chevrolet 2500• (3) 2006 Ford F350 4x4• (3) 2006 Chevrolet 2500• 2006 Chevrolet 2500 4x4• (6) 2005 Chevrolet 2500• (4) 2004 Chevrolet 2500• 2000 IHC 4700

Pickup Trucks• 2008 Chevrolet 2500 4x4• (2) 2008 Chevrolet 1500• (2) 2007 Ford F150• 2006 Chevrolet 2500 4x4• 2006 Chevrolet 1500• 2006 Ford F150 4x4• (2) 2005 Ford F150 4x4

Pickup Trucks• (2) 2005 Chevrolet 1500• 2003 Ford F350• 2003 Chevrolet 1500• 2002 Ford F250• 2001 Ford F250 4x4• (2) 2001 Ford F150

Trailers• 2000 Wells Cargo EW2025 Enclosed• 1999 Hudson 10-Ton Equipment• 1996 Ditch Witch 55A Tilt-Top

Plus Much More Being Added Daily!

Saturday, November 10, 2012, 10:00 AMSale Held: 800 Gaston Road

Gastonia (CHARLOTTE), North Carolina 28056

Motley’s Auction& Realty Group

ONSITEBIDDINGAUCTION

Don’t miss these late model, fleet maintained, highway maintenance

trucks & equipment being sold via Onsite Auction.

SELLING FOR:

INSPECTION: Sale Day Only - Saturday, November 10, 2012, beginning at 8 AM

AAUCTIONUCTIONS B ES B ENTERPRISESNTERPRISES

Owner: Sam Byler

November 3, 2012 10:00 AM2726 State Highway 7, Bainbridge, NY

Concrete, Constructions & Excavating Equipment,

Trucks, Trailers & Tools

Absolute Sale!Construction Equipment:2001 D 41E Komatsu Dozer 11 ft blade- Cab, AC & HeatCat D3C-11 Dozer2002 JCB 130 Excavator 3600 hrsCat E120 Excavator Kubota 75 Cab, AC & Heat track skid steer- Like BRAND NEW!

1 Year old!Cat 247 track skid steerKomatsu skid steer SK1060Top soil and gravel screen with vibrator and conveyor belt,

portable (small)Gene Z60/34 man liftHydraulic jack hammer for 12,000 lb excavatorSingle drum vibratory compactorPlate compactor for 12,000 lb excavatorWalk behind plate compactorJumping jack compactorRock houndGrappleForksBucketsSteel tracks for skid steersSimons and compatible 2x8 2x4 concrete formsScaffolding bucketsTurn bucklesGates concrete forming systemAluminum bracing for ICF wallsHydraulic rebar bender and cutter12 ft power screedCub cadet tractor 4x4 with loader & backhoe, bush hog, finish

mower, rototiller, York rake with blade.

Trucks:04 Chevy 2wd, gas, 3/4 ton, utility box02 Chevy 4x4 Duramax diesel, 1 ton dually, utility box06 GMC, 4x4 Duramax diesel, 1 ton dually with dump box, 86K06 Dodge 4 door, 4x4, 1 ton dually, 5.9 Cummins diesel95 Ford tri axle dump with 500 hp Cummins91 Peterbilt day cab 400 cat, wet line. Under 500,000 miles.

Trailers:Detachable Low Boy trailer24 ft dump trailer1991 48 ft box trailer1999 53 ft box trailer

24 ton tag-along equipment trailer24 ton tag-along equipment trailer2- 16 ft box trailers14,000 lb over the axle trailer12,000 lb trailer equipment trailer

Misc:1992 27 ft CamperSnowmobilesZero turn lawn mower36 inch trowel machineFloatConcrete stampsConcrete toolsCommercial grade mental cutting band sawMetal lathAir compressorsGeneratorsI-BeamsTire changerToolboxesAir nailersDrill pressBottle jacketsShop pressWater pumpsWood working toolsLots of shelving 4 ft x 4 ft x 12 ftDewalt miter saw with standPower sawsConcrete sawsCordless drill setCordless rebar tier8' 6” snowplow with side wings, fits 2008 Chevy and up400 bales of strawTons of hand tools!

All machinery has been very well maintained and in

excellent condition!!

Lots more, expect surprises!! Too much to list! Sam

says everything MUST go!

10% Buyer's Premium on Merchandise under $1000.00

Out of State buyers must bring bank letter of credit

unless known by Auctioneer!!

Comfort facilities on site • Food by Hitchin Post • Auctionzip #21675Sale by: Fred R. Bell & Son

Auctioneers: Fred Bell & Evan Goodrich • Sale Manager: Dan Ingham (607) 316-8811(607) 343-0183 (Fred Bell)

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONLate Model Lease Returns

and Area ContractorsWed., Oct. 24, 2012 - 9:00 AM

Wind Gap, Pennsylvania(17)) Articulatedd Endd Dumps: (6)) `088 CATT 735, 35 Ton, 6x6, s/n B1N01158, s/n B1N01159, s/n B1N01184,s/n B1N01185, s/n B1N01186, s/n B1N01187, Cat C15 Acert, 420HP dsl, ps trans, e/w heated body (notplumbed), tailgate, supplemental steering, retarder, companion seat, A/C, 26.5R25 tires • (3)) `044 TEREXTA300 Genn 7, 30 Ton, 6x6, s/n A8281201, s/n A8281203, s/n A8281206, Cummins dsl, auto trans, e/w retarder,cab heat and A/C, 23.5x25 tires • (2)) `044 TEREXX TA277 Genn 7, 27 Ton, 6x6, s/n A8501113, s/n A8501114,Cummins dsl, auto trans, e/w retarder, cab heat and A/C, 23.5x25 tires • `000 CATT D350EE Seriess II, 35 Ton6x6, s/n 2XW00258, Cat 3406E dsl, ps trans, e/w retarder, cab heat, A/C, 26.5R25 tires • `99 CAT D350E SeriesII, 35 Ton 6x6, s/n 2XW00128, Cat 3406E dsl, ps trans, e/w retarder, cab heat, A/C (Needs Repair-Transfer CaseBad) • (4) `99-`966 CATT D350E, 35 Ton 6x6, s/n 9LR00650, s/n 9LR00607, s/n 9LR00404, s/n 9LR00114, Cat3406C dsl, ps trans, e/w retarder, cab heat, A/C, 26.5R25 tires

Rubberr Tiredd Excavatorr andd Hydraulicc Excavators:`066 GRADALLL XL4100 II Rubber Tired Excavator, s/n0210017917, Mercedes 260HP dsl, e/w 60" cleanup bkt, manualquick coupler, hyd remote control, GW-460, 6x4 Carrier, e/w315/80R22.5 front and 11R22.5 rear tires • `088 CATT 320D, s/nPHX02009, Cat C6 Acert diesel, e/w 9'7" stick, Cat 54" digging bkt,hyd beyond, Cat hyd quick coupler, EROPS w/A/C • `055 CAT312CL, s/n CBA02685, Cat 3064 dsl, e/w 8'6" stick, 42" diggingbkt, hyd beyond, Cat hyd quick coupler, A/C • `855 CATT 225, s/n51U06020, Cat 3208 dsl, e/w 8' stick with hyd beyond, 36" diggingbkt (Zero Hours On Complete CAT Undercarriage)

PLUS! (6) '05 Western Star Tri-Axle Dumps (all less than 150,000 mi) • '05 Cat D5GXL, '04 Cat D4GXL • '96Cat 12H (4600HRS) • (10) Bobcat Crawler & Rubber Tired Skid Steers • (4) 84" Padfoot & Smooth Vibratory

Compactors Tractor & Lowboy, Boom Truck, Rollback • Contractor and Shop Tools • Plus much more!

Call (800) 233-6898or Email sales@hunyady.com

For Complete, Descriptive Brochure!www.hunyady.com

PA Auction License No: AY000281 While information is believed to be accurate,all items will be sold "As-Is, Where-Is" without guarantee or warranty.

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UPCOMING AUCTIONSPUBLIC EQUIPMENT AUCTION for

SCHIAVONE CO., LLC - EQUIPMENT DIVISION (Multiple Job Completions)WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 9:30 AM

2121 MCCARTER HWY, NEWARK, NJ 07104HEAVY CONSTRUCTION, BRIDGE & ROAD REHAB EQUIPMENT, TRUCKS & TRAILERS,

HUGE INVENTORY OF JOB SITE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, TOOLING & SUPPLIESPARTIAL LISTING: EXCAVATORS: CRAWLER TRACTORS & LOADERS: RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES: SKID STEERS & COMPACT TRACK LOADERS:CRUSHING & SCREENING: LARGE GENSETS: COMPACTORS & ROLLERS: BOOM LIFTS: ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFTS: ROCK DRILLS: CRANES: BRIDGE & ROAD REHABEQUIPMENT: PILING EQUIPMENT: BUCKETS & ATTACHMENTS: TRI & T/A DUMPS: S/A DUMPS: BUCKET & BOOM TRUCKS: VAN, FLATBED & SGL DROP TRAILERS: TAG-ALONG &OTHER H.D. EQUIPMENT TRAILERS: FLATBED & VAN BODY TRUCKS: SWEEPERS, SCRUBBERS & VAC UNITS: GENERATORS: COMPRESSORS: 2005 PUMPS: WELDERS: SCISSOR &PERSONNEL LIFTS: MAJOR INVENTORY OF JOB SITE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, TOOLING & SUPPLIES: AND MORE!

Consignments from Schiavone affiliates & joint ventures only!

PUBLIC EQUIPMENT AUCTION with equipment fromTHE SHELLY COMPANY & COMPANY WRENCH &

AREA CONTRACTORS & EQUIPMENT DEALERS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 9:00 AM • 700 HART RD, COLUMBUS, OHIO, 43223FULL INVENTORY OF EARTHMOVING, SITE DEVELOPMENT & PAVING EQUIPMENT,

HEAVY TRUCK TRACTORS, DUMP TRUCKS, TRAILERS & FLEET VEHICLESPARTIAL LISTING: EXCAVATORS: 2002 Cat 330CL, Erops, A/C, 34" Pads, 13' Dip, 44" Q/C Bkt w/Teeth, Hrs Read: 6558, s/n CAT0330CEDKY00711; 1999 Komatsu PC300LC-6LF, Erops, 34" Pads, 10' Dip, Hyd Q/C, No Bkt, AM/FM Radio, Hrs Read: 2619, s/n A83312; CRAWLERTRACTORS & LOADERS: 2000 Cat 963C, Erops, 22" Pads, 8'2" Q/C Bkt w/Teeth, 3rd Valve, Hrs Read: 6641, s/n 2DS01001; 1997 Cat D5C, Orops, 20" Pads, 8'8" 6 Way Blade, Ripper Valve, Hrs Read: 5037, s/n 9DL01969; RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: 2003 Cat 980G, Erops, A/C,11'2" BOCE Bkt, 29.5E25, Load Rite Scale, Hrs Read: 20,733, s/n AWH00712; 1998 Cat 988F, Erops, A/C, 12'2" Spade Nose Bkt w/Teeth, 35/65R33, Hrs Read: 23,321, s/n 2ZR01372; Cat 980G, Lube System, Hrs Read: 17,000; 2004 Komatsu WA500-3LK, Erops, A/C, 11'2" BOCE Bkt,Load Rite Scale, 29.5R25, Hrs Read: 21,213, s/n A72169; 1998 Komatsu WA500-3L, Erops, A/C, 11' BOCE Bkt, 29.5R25, Cummins Dsl, Back Up Rear Camera, Hrs Read: 21,043, s/n A70346; 2002 Volvo L330D, Hrs Read: 20,000 s/n L330DV61102; TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES:1997 Cat 416C, 4x4, Erops, Std Hoe w/22" Bkt w/Teeth, 7'3" BOCE Bkt, Hrs Read: 6294, s/n 4ZN04049; 1996 Case 590SL, Hrs Read: 7576, s/n JJG0208616; SKID STEERS: 1999 John Deere 270, Orops, 72" BOCE Bkt, Aux Hyd, 14-17.5, Hrs Read: 1600, s/n KV0270A170189; SKIDSTEER ATTACHMENTS: (4) New Versatech Pallet Forks; (2) New Versatech Fork Frames; Versatech Brush Grapple; New Versatech 1 Cyl Brush Grapple; (2) New Versatech 1 Cyl Grapple Bkts; New 60", 66" & 72" Smooth Bkts; New Stump Bkt; New Excalibur X36 Thumb; (2) New VersatechHD Sgl Tine Hay Spears; (6) New Q/C Tach Mount Plates; New 78" Snow & Mulch Bkt; New 72" Rock Bkt; 84", 90" & 96" Snow & Mulch Bkts; CRUSHING & SCREENING PLANTS & EQUIPMENT: Extec 5000 T/A Portable Screener, Deutz Dsl, 14'x6'3" Feed Hopper w/Hyd Tilt Deck,2 Shredder Bars, 46" Conveyor To 2 Deck 8'6"x5' Screen, 2 24" Hyd Folding Side Conveyors, 46" Rear Hyd Folding Discharge Conveyor, Hrs Read: 7290, s/n 5121; PAVING EQUIPMENT & ROAD WIDENERS: 2004 Vogele 1110RTB Asphalt Paver, 19" Rubber Track, Carlson 10'-20'Screed, Grade, Slope, Dual Operator Stations, Wash Down System, Hrs Read: 4066, s/n 30620; 2001 Blaw Knox PF3200 Asphalt Paver, Cummins Dsl, 10'-20' Screed, Grade, Slope, Dual Operator Stations, Wash Down System, Tool Box, Hrs Read: 2813, s/n 32003008; 1992 Barber GreenBG730 Road Widener, Hrs Read: 732, s/n BG730155; 1989 Blaw Know RW100A Road Widener, JD Dsl, Hrs Read: 3602, s/n 1002104; 1988 Barber Green BG750 Road Widener, John Deere Dsl, Hrs Read: 410, s/n BG750X125; 1969 Blaw Knox RW95 Road Widener, John Deere Dsl, HrsRead: 4563, s/n 955198; 2000 Concord CRE166 Crack Seal Unit, Hrs Read: 320, Vin # 19CK16630YP040358; 2000 Concord CRE166 S/A Portable Tar Kettle, Vin #1C9K16632YP040359; TELESCOPIC BOOM LIFTS: 1999 JLG 450A Articulated Boom Lift, 4x4, Dsl, Rotating Basket,Hrs Read: 3227, s/n 300042515; 1998 JLG 601C 60' Boom Lift, Hrs Read: 10,375, s/n 300039112; 1997 Genie S80 Boom Lift, 4x4, Deutz Dsl, Rotating Basket, Hrs Read: 4316, s/n 682; MOTOR GRADERS: 2000 Huber M850C, Hrs Read: 2437, s/n UEM0999; 1998 Galion 850B, KomatsuDsl, Erops, Mid 11 Shank Scarifier, 14' Mold Board, 14.00-24, Hrs Read: 4600, s/n G580061U203620; COMPACTORS & ROLLERS: 1999 Hypac C350D Static Roller, Hrs Read: 6263, s/n 109D08906485; 1999 Hypac C350D Static Roller, Hrs Read: 3969, s/n 109D08906484; 1999 HysterC340C Tandem Static Smooth Drum Roller, Orops, 50" Drum, Hrs Read: 1582, s/n 109C1403324; 1994 Hyster C350D Static Roller, Hrs Read: 7386, s/n D089C6283R; 1991 Dresser 712 Tandem Static Smooth Drum Roller, Orops, 54" Drum, Hrs Read: 7253, s/n U062661; RIDGID FRAME& ARTICULATED END DUMPS: 1998 Volvo A40C 6x6 Artic End Dump, Retarder, 29.5R25, s/n A40CV60343; BUCKETS & ATTACHMENTS: (2) Concrete Bkts; Flink 11PA48B 11' Snow Plow; TRUCK TRACTORS: 1999 Volvo VNM64T T/A Tractor, Cummins N14, 435 HP, 9 Sp,12K F, 40K R, Spring Susp, PTO (No Pump), Miles Read: 409,455, Vin #4VG7DBJJ9XN766688; WATER& TANK TRUCKS: 2003 Chevy CC7C042, Miles Read: 27,585, Vin #1GBL7J1E13F514681; 2000 Chevy 7500 S/A Water/Fuel Truck, V8 Gas, 5+2, Steel Water Tank w/PTO & Pump,Steel Fuel Tank w/Electric Pump & Meter, 16' Flatbed, Tool Box, Miles Read: 43,006, Vin #1GBL7H1D8YJ516707; 1994 Volvo WG64T T/A Tank Truck, Cummins N14, 330 HP, 9 Sp, Spring Susp, Dbl Frame, PTO, No Pump, 4' Steel Cross Over Tool Box, Fuel Tank w/Hand Pump, 12'x5'Round Steel Tank, Miles Read: 265,097, Vin #4V1JDBJF1RR824736; 1987 Int'l 1954, S/A Water/Fuel Truck, Int'l Dsl, 6 Sp, Steel Tank w/Elec Pump & Meter, 1600 Gal Poly Tank w/Honda Pump, 19' Flatbed Body, Miles Read: 43,665, Vin #1HTLDUXN5HHA20354; 1980 GMC C60, MilesRead: 48,001, Vin #T17DBAV607587; MULTI AXLE & S/A DUMPS: 2000 Chevy 3500HD S/A Utility Dump, V8 Gas, 5 Sp, 8' Stahl 6 Compartment Door Body w/Dump Body Insert, Miles Read: 121,545, Vin #1GBKC34J6YF445893; DISTRIBUTOR TRUCKS: 1999 Chevy 7500, MilesRead: 66,088, Vin #1GBM7C3XJ104966; 1995 Ford F800, Cummins Dsl, 5+2, w/Etnyre S2000 2000 Gal Tank (s/n S1501), 9' Spray Bar & Wand, Miles Read: 47,702, Vin #1FDXF80C1SVA48064; 1996 Chevy C7H, Miles Read: 104,900, Vin #1GBM7H1J4TJ103007; MIXER TRUCKS:2003 Oshkosh FJ2346 Mobile Mix Unit w/Conveyor, Miles Read: 101,910, Vin #10TJDAC313S076691; 2000 Oshkosh S2146 Front Discharge Mixer, Cummins ISM, Auto, 6x6, Quad Axle w/Boost A Load Axle, Rubber Block Susp, 2 Steerable Axles, 11 Yd Mixer, 200 Gal Water Tank, 12Alum Wheels, 2 Person Cab, Miles Read: 163,309, Vin #10TFAAC13YS068645; 1999 Oshkosh S2146 Front Discharge Mixer, Miles Read: 32,501, Vin #10TFAAC23XS066062; 1998 Oshkosh S2146 Front Discharge Mixer, Cummins M11, Auto, 6x6, Quad Axle w/Boost A Load Axle, RubberBlock Susp, 2 Steerable Axles, 11 Yd Mixer, 200 Gal Water Tank, 12 Alum Wheels, Miles Read: 130,783, Vin #10TFAMC20WS065158; 2000 Volvo WG64 Rear Discharge Mixer, Miles Read: 8816, Vin #4V5JC2UF1YN870652; SERVICE & UTILITY TRUCKS: 2003 Ford F550 ServiceTruck, Dsl, 5 Sp, Knapheide 11' 7 Compartment Door Body, Air Compressor w/Honda Gas, Auto Crane Mdl 6406H w/Remote, 2 Hyd Stabilizers, Miles Read: 220,547, Vin #1FDAF56P33ED59639; 2000 Int'l 4700 Service Truck, DT466E, Auto, IMT 11' 8 Compartment Door Body, IMT MdlDA435HA Hyd Driven Air Compressor, IMT Mdl 3820 Crane, 2 Hyd Stabilizers, Miles Read: 42,282, Vin #1HTSCAAM8YH209526; 2002 Chevy 2500 Utility, V8 Gas, Auto, Reading 8' Body w/6 Compartment Doors, Miles Read: 241,652, Vin #1GCHC24U52E212112; 1998 Chevy 3500HDUtility, Miles Read: 121,090, Vin #1GBKC34J2WJ107448; 1994 GMC Topkick Utility, Miles Read: 160,776, Vin #1GDG6H1J9RJ508506; 1992 GMC Utility, Miles Read: 186,294, Vin #1GDJ6H1P7NJ508475; FLATBED & VAN BODY TRUCKS: 1999 Chevy 3500 Cab & Chassis, Dsl, 5Sp, Miles Read: 149,872, Vin #1GBKC34F4XF096601; 1996 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 280 HP, 9 Sp Lo, 20K F, 46K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read: 208,673, Vin #1FDZU90L5TVA28616; 1995 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 9LL, 20KF, 46K R, Rubber Block Susp, Miles Read: 205,407, Vin #1FDZU90L7SVA51572; 1995 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 7LL, 20K F, 46K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read: 2832, Vin #1FDZU90LSVA47869; 1994 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10,20K F, 40K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read: 244,721, Vin #1FDZU90L2RVA41803; 1995 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 9LL, 20K F, 46K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read: 130,426, Vin #1FDZU90L9SVA51573; 1994 Ford L8000 T/A Cab &Chassis, Ford Dsl, 8LL, 20K F, 40K R, Rubber Block Susp, 146" C/A, Miles Read: 192,385, Vin #1FDZU82EXRVA28256; 1993 Kenworth W900 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 8LL, 20K F, 46K R, Rubber Block Susp, 145" C/A, Miles Read: 279,250, Vin #1NKWL50X1PS576303; 1993Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 300 HP, 7LL, 20K F, 40K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read: 38,581, Vin #1FDZU90L0PVA29968; 1993 Ford L9000 T/A Cab & Chassis, Cummins L10, 300 HP, 7LL, 20K F, 40K R, Rubber Block Susp, 172" C/A, Miles Read:200,463, Vin #1FDZU90L2PVA29969; 1989 Mack RB690S T/A Cab & Chassis, Mack EM6, 275 HP, 9 Sp, Spring Susp, Dbl Frame, Front Snorkel, 180" C/A, Miles Read: 263,690, Vin #2M2AM17CXKC001081; 1989 Mack DM690S T/A Cab & Chassis, Mack EM6, 275 HP, 9 Sp, SpringSusp, Dbl Frame, 180" C/A, Miles Read: 222,960, Vin #1M2B179C1KM006277; TRAILERS: 2006 Etnyre R30TD Scraper Transport Trailer w/T/A Jeep Mdl SD22T (Vin #1E92931916E111245), Beam Susp, 16 Alum Wheels, 102"x12' Deck, Vin #1E929318068111244; 1999 FruehaufHAB-T2-1000X3 Dry Bulk Cement Trailer, Vin #4J8B04226XT016301; 1997 Fruehauf PAHNT245N T/A Lowboy Trailer, Air Ride, 45'x8' Alum Deck, Steel Frame, Alum Bulk Head, Tool Box, Vin #1H2P04526VW006901; 1998 Etnyre R35TLPST1 T/A Lowboy Trailer, Air Ride, Top Deck8'6"x102", Bottom Deck 30'6"x102", Beaver Tail 4'4"x102", Hyd Folding Ramps, Vin #1E9D48205WE111012; 1996 Etnyre PRTN50TD3T1 Lowboy Trailer, Miles Read: 1810, Vin #1E9625305TE111289; 1996 Trail King TK8 T/A Lowboy Trailer, Air Ride, Non Ground Bearing, Hyd DetachNeck, 102"x25' Deck, Outriggers, w/Stinger 3rd Axle Mdl TK22FF-051 (Vin #1TKS00515TM103432), Vin #1TKJ04824TM103431; FLEET VEHICLES: 2004 Dodge 1500 V8 Gas, Auto, Alum Tool Box, Miles Read: 102,075, Vin #1D7HA16N34J110068; 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4074 Rt 247, 2 mi S. of Rts 5 & 20, 5 mi SE of Canandaigua, NYPayloaders: 1972 Cat 966C; Fiat Allis FR20, 5 yd bucket, 2nd owner, 1st owner Town of Canandaigua,Fiat Allis payloader reserved for loading jersey barriers after auction and Monday only.Construction, Equipment, Supplies: Howard M1000 MK2 3 pt. 8’ rotovator, 1000 pto; sidedump bucket for Cat 950; 2 homemade 20’ snow plow blades; payloader bucket forklift tines;10-20’ jersey barriers, loading available after auction and Monday; AGL Laser, 2 slopes; SprectraPrecision LR21 Laser Receiver; Landra portable hydraulic pump w/hoses; B & S portable waterpump; Homelite 2500w generator; Homelite chain saw; Stow Ripper saw; water meter; pallet ofsilt fence; 8 Terra mulch cellulose fiber; 6 jute mesh; log chains, load binders; safety flags;16 - Kennedy valve 6” mechanical joint sets; 10 - IH suitcase weights; Swisher 14 hp 60’ towbehind mower; pickup fuel tank w/electric pump; 275-300 gal diesel fuel tanks w/pumps; newbicycle rack; misc.Topsoil: 300+ cu. yds. overrun screened topsoil, sells by the pile, buyer to load, remove two weeks.Shop Tools: Landra Gold Service Hot 2000 pressure Washer; Idealarc 250 welder; welding tablew/vise and anvil; oxy-acet torch set; Kellog American air compressor; Emglo portable air com-pressor; Power Pro 3 hp air compressor A-Frame hoist w/Pearless 2T hoist; 50T shop press; sock-ets & wrenches up to 2”; hand and power hand tools; metal chop saw; bench grinder; parts wash-er; vise; pipe wrenches; floor and hyd jacks; jack stands; Lindsay sandblaster; Oster 502 lathe;trans. jack; 3T winch; handle tools; grease guns; misc parts; bolt bins w/bolts; parts bin; officedesks; scrap steel; copper tubing; miscConstruction Toys: 15-20 various scalesInfo: Doug Hey 315-694-1189Preview: Thurs.-Fri. October 11-12, 9-4 pm and by appointmentSale Order: 9 am toys, 9:15 shop tools, supplies, 11 am payloaders, large equipment, topsoil,remaining small items.Terms: ID for bidder number, cash, check. Payment with Visa, MasterCard & Discover 3% fee.

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MILWAUKEE, WI —The Snow & Ice Manage-ment Association (SIMA)recently adapted its pop-ular Build a Bid course toan online format, avail-able on the SIMA Re-source 24/7 TrainingCenter. Phil Harwood,CSP of Pro-Motion Con-sulting presents the pro-gram, which helps snowand ice companies im-prove at bidding and esti-mating more accurately.

“After several success-ful in-person Build a Bidworkshops, SIMA ispleased to be offering theprogram online to reach awider audience,” saysBrian Birch, SIMA’s as-sistant executive director.“Build a Bid providessnow specific bidding andestimating help that wasdeveloped by experiencedsnow contractors, and itis applicable to compa-nies of all sizes.”

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wood, CSP, is thefounder, president, andCEO of Pro-Motion Con-sulting, Inc., and was oneof the original team mem-bers who created theBuild a Bid program.Build a Bid online isavailable now on SIMA’sResource 24/7 TrainingCenter at www.sima.org/resources. Resource 24/7is an online training cen-ter where snow profes-sionals can access docu-ments, forms, webinars,training videos and moreto help them managetheir organizations moresafely and efficiently.

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information. The Snow &Ice Management Associa-tion Inc. (SIMA) is a tradeassociation for those whomanage snow and ice.SIMA is the resource thatraises awareness throughnetworking and education.

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Friday, October 5• 9:30 AM: Lapeer, MI. Late modelconstruction equip., trucks & trailers,support equip. & attachments. ALyon & Son

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• 9:00 AM: 145 Paul Rd., Exit 17, Rt.390, Rochester, NY. Monroe CountyMunicipal Equipment Auction.Heavy Construction Equipment,Cars & Trucks. Roy Teitsworth, Inc.,Professional Auctioneers, 585-243-1563

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• Lenox, MI. Complete LiquidationGSM Leasing Inc./F.J. Manchik &Son Trucking, Inc. and others. Trucktractors, gravel trains, trailers, con-struction equip. Yoder & Frey Auc-

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Saturday, October 27• 9:00 AM: Syracuse, NY (NYS Fair-grounds). Onondaga Co. area Mu-nicipal Equipment Auction. Munici-pal & Contractor Equipment. RoyTeitsworth, Inc., Professional Auc-tioneers, 585-243-1563

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WINN, MI — Morbark, Inc., a lead-ing manufacturer of tree care,forestry, sawmill and wood recyclingequipment, is pleased to announce ithas signed a contract making GardenState Bobcat Group its exclusive treecare products dealer for New Jerseyand Staten Island, NY.

The Garden State Bobcat Group con-sists of Bobcat of Central Jersey locatedin Green Brook, NJ, and Garden StateBobcat located in Freehold, NJ. Bobcatof Central Jersey will be handling Mor-bark equipment sales, rentals, partsand service for northern New Jerseyand Staten Island, NY, and GardenState Bobcat will be handling centraland southern New Jersey.

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Casey Gross, Morbark Tree Care Prod-ucts sales manager. “Their expertiseand knowledge of the local market willhelp support our customers’ success.”

“We are excited to represent Morbarkin New Jersey and Staten Island, NewYork,” said Rob Woods, dealer principleof the Garden State Bobcat Group. “Ourgoal is to offer our customers the bestcompact equipment available in themarket place. The addition of Morbarkwill complement our existing top of theline products and offer our customersmore solutions to their compact equip-ment needs.”

Morbark, Inc., based in Winn, MI,builds equipment that creates oppor-tunities in the forestry, recycling,sawmill, bio-energy and tree care mar-kets. Innovating and manufacturingdurable, high performance equipment

for more than 50 years, Morbark offersa full line of whole tree and waste woodchippers, flails, brush chippers, hori-zontal and tub grinders, sawmillequipment, material handling systemsand more. Morbark equipment helpscustomers harvest, process and con-vert organic materials into valuable,useful and environmentally soundproducts. Visit www.morbark.com,“Like” us on Facebook or subscribe toour YouTube channel.

Garden State Bobcat Group opened in1983 as R.A.W. Equipment Co., Inc., as

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NEWPORT NEWS, VA— Duane Wilder, presi-dent of Liebherr Con-struction Equipment Co.announced that Mr.Michael Balella (Mike)had joined the company

in the newly created posi-tion of manager - partsmarketing. This new rolewill work closely with theLiebherr dealer organiza-tion to further enhanceopportunities to increase

sales and improve cus-tomer service for aftermarket repair parts. Mikewill coordinate parts pric-ing on competitive itemsand add additional prod-uct offerings to supportLiebherr’s market pres-ence in the United Statesas a manufacturer of pre-mier quality, heavy dutyconstruction equipment.

Wilder stated. “Weconducted a nationalsearch to find someonethat met our require-

ment for experiencefrom both the manufac-turer and customer per-spective. Mike’s back-ground in market devel-opment and parts saleswith a competitor who isan international manu-facturer coupled withhis earlier rental andsmall contractor experi-ence well prepare himfor this new role. Mikehas a BA from the Uni-versity of Connecticut.

Bob Bollinger, parts

manager will continue inhis present role with re-sponsibility for inventorylevels and order fulfil-ment, both report to Du-ane Wilder, president ofLiebherr ConstructionEquipment Co.

Hans Liebherr estab-lished Liebherr as a fami-ly business in 1949. Thecompany’s first mobiletower crane laid the foun-dation for its exceptionalsuccess. Liebherr is todaynot only one of theworld’s largest manufac-turers of constructionmachinery, but also anacknowledged supplier ofadvanced technical prod-ucts and services inmany other business sec-tors. Liebherr has devel-oped into a group of morethan 120 companiesworldwide, employingmore than 35,000 people.The Group’s parentcomapny is Liebherr-In-ternational AG, which isbased in Bulle, Switzer-land and owned entirelyby members of the Lieb-herr family.

SEATTLE — Spider, adivision of SafeWorks,LLC, announces DanFink has joined its NewYork operation center asdistrict sales representa-tive. In this role, Fink isresponsible for solvingthe suspended accessand safety challenges ofcontractors and facilityowners in the five bor-oughs of New York.

Most recently, Finkserved as sales represen-tative for Kenseal Con-

struction Products Cor-poration, consistentlygrowing sales volume andmeeting profit goals dur-ing his five year tenure.He brings a strong back-ground of sales experi-ence as well as familiaritywith the markets Spiderserves — from restorationand maintenance to glaz-ing and waterproofing.Fink holds a Bachelor ofScience degree in Busi-ness Administration fromState University of NewYork at Oswego.

“Dan is a welcomed ad-dition to our New Yorkteam,” comments JohnSotiroff, vice presidentSpider Sales and Distribu-tion. “His entrepreneurialspirit and dedication tobuilding valuable cus-tomer relationships willensure the contractorsand facility owners in thiscompetitive market receivethe highest quality, mosttrusted suspended accesssolutions available.”

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 of-fering has expandedgreatly to serve the needsof an ever growing mar-ketplace. Spider is thelargest manufacturerand distributor of accessand safety solutions inNorth America, servingmore customers from

more locations with awider variety of productsand services than anyother company. Frombaskets, traction hoistand platform rental, tosafety and training, tospecialty engineeredproducts — Spider has astrong team of profes-sionals, along with a na-tional network of sales,service and support ca-pabilities to provide youwith the most reliable ac-cess solutions available.

7155 Big Tree Road • Pavilion, New York 14525

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George & Swede Sales & Service, Inc.2012 Kawasaki 45ZV-2

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Stump Grinder, 65HP Wisconsin,

Swing Out Controls

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Alamo 17’Versa-Boom

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Rt. 28 South, Cooperstown, NY 13326607-547-9924

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Hyster H90XMS 2002 Fork Lift

9000 lb., 4” Taper LumberFork, 60” Carriage,

122” Lift, 4300 Hrs.,Perkin Diesel, PneumaticTire 28x12.5x15 Front,7.00 12 NHS 14 Ply.

$17,00000 or Best Offer (Like New)Eric Hoke (315) 794-1539

Westchester Tractor845-278-7766 • equip@wtractor.com

2004 VOLVOEC160B LC

2004 VOLVOEC160B LC

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2007 NEW HOLLANDL175 SKID STEER

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JD 550B Dozer

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2004 Morbark 2400XL Hurricane18” Drum Style, 125HP

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Moravia, NY dave@tregaskisagency.com

Alamo Versa Flail Mower,

2400 Hrs$9,800

Keil Equipment518-537-6221

1995 Case IH4210 Tractor

Offset andCenter Drive

$850 -$1,200 ea

Keil Equipment518-537-6221

Assorted Alamo Industrial 88 Flail Mowers

4 Buckets$25,000

Keil Equipment518-537-6221

1983 G880Gradall

220099 Hyundaii HL730-7A

Base Machine, HeavyDuty, A/C, 3rd Spool

Valve$84,000

George & Swede Sales & Service, Inc.585-584-3425

sales@georgeandswede.com

220111 Hyundaii HL760-9Ride Control, Rear

Fenders, Michelin Radial

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$134,000George & Swede Sales & Service, Inc.

585-584-3425sales@georgeandswede.com

220011 DEEREE 624H2.5 yd., 4 in 1 Bucket,

Ride Control, AutoTransmission; 3rd SpoolValve, 20.5 x 24 tires - 2

Spare Tires and Rims$65,000

George & Swede Sales & Service, Inc.585-584-3425

sales@georgeandswede.com

Rt. 28 South, Cooperstown, NY 13326607-547-9924

2011 Ford F250 Regular Cab withSlide-In Camper!!!

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CHECK YOUR AD - ADVER-TISERS should check theirads on the first week of inser-tion. Lee Publications, Inc.shall not be liable for typo-graphical, or errors in publica-tion except to the extent of thecost of the first weeks inser-tion of the ad, and shall alsonot be liable for damages dueto failure to publish an ad.Adjustment for errors is limit-ed to the cost of that portion ofthe ad wherein the erroroccurred. Report any errorsto Peg Patrei at 518-673-0111 or 800-836-2888.

Buildings For Sale

ENGINEEREDSTEEL BUILDINGS

Can Erect & Finish

Weitz Construction585-739-0263

ConstructionEquipment For Sale

1989 Chevy dump truck,diesel, 13 ton hoist, 5 yardbox; 1989 Ford 655C back-hoe. 607-674-9740

JD 450B bulldozer, $5,000;Dresser 520B payloader,$14,000; Case W11, 1 yardpayloader w/new loader,$12,000; JD 6310 w/640loader, $23,000. 203-530-4953

ConstructionEquipment For Sale

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2&4 WD Tractors with &without Cabs & Ldrs.; Exca-vators; Rollers; Pavers;Seal Outfits; Bulldozers;Backhoes, Dump Trucks;Trailers; Cars & Pickups;Snowblowers. 30+ ACRESTHOUSANDS OF ITEMS

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ConstructionMachinery Wanted

WANTED TO BUY: Used farm& construction equipment, allmakes and models, running ornot, 1980’s & newer. Will 315-777-2357

WANTED: Pin-on Forks for544A loader. 518-768-8173

Cranes

CRANE OPERATOR ANDREFRESHER TRAINING: Weprovide crane operator train-ing to pass the New York Statewritten and skills tests. The 4week program is 1 weekclassroom training and 3weeks of hands on training.You will be out in the field pick-ing and moving materials witha crane. CRANE INSPEC-TIONS: We provide OSHAannual inspections of yourtruck, crawler and RT cranes.Hydraulic or lattice booms.Inspections are documentedand meet OSHA & ANSI stan-dards. For more informationon inspections or training con-tact David F Witbeck, SafetySystems & Solutions Inc.Phone 518-283-8228. Webwww.safetysystems.com

Custom Services

HOME BUILDER, featuringBill Lake Homes.Your plans orours. www.kdhomesny.comDave KD Homes 315-841-8700kdhomes@frontiernet.net

Fencing

LOCUST POSTS, POLES,Split Rails, 6x6’s, 4x4’s, otherhardwood boards and planks,custom cut. Also lots, landcleared, woodlots wanted.518-883-8284.

For Sale

FUEL TANK, 1000 gal. withelectric pump, $900.00. CallBob 716-937-6434

Hay - Straw For Sale

STRAW FOR SALE:Schuylerville, NY. 518-867-7672

Lumber &Wood Products

GULDENSCHUH LUMBERLLC, Caledonia, NY. Hard-wood and softwood construc-tion material planking, tim-bers, blocking, and shoring“Any Size” We can do up to20’. No minimum. Call Don585-538-4750

HIGH QUALITY native roughcut lumber for timber frames,siding, fencing, beams, man-tels, barns & sheds. Customcut lumber to your specs.Sawdust & mulch. Specializ-ing in Hemlock. Oran MillingLLC, Rt. 20, Manlius,NY 315-682-8795, fax 315-682-1761.oranmilling@windstream.netwww.oranmillingllc.com

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BUSINESS CARD MAGNETSonly $75.00 for 250. FreeShipping. Call Beth at LeePublications 518-673-0101 orbsnyder@leepub.com Pleaseallow 7-10 business days fordelivery

Parts

12’ DUMP BODY w/hoist andelectric tarp w/air gate off 10wheeler, $1,600; 2 fold downplow frames, 1 w/air piston, 1w/hydraulic piston, $600/ea.2 ground speed Tech boxes,new set of valves, 2 calciumcontrol boxes, 1 SaltMizercontrol box, best offer. 508-272-3182

HERCULES, CONTINENTALWAUKESHA: Indus t r i a lEngine Parts, M&M SurplusSales, P.O. Box 381, Chester,NY 10918. 845-469-3597, Fax845-469-0990.

NEW, USED & RECONDITIONEDPARTS FOR CONSTRUCTION &

AGRICULTURECase-JD-IHC Crawlers

Case-JD-Ford-IHC TLB’sCase-JD-Wheel Loaders

Skid Loader PartsSPECIAL: MultiKey

Construction Sets $45GOODRICHTRACTOR

PARTS

607-642-3293Rt. 38 & 38B, Newark Valley, NY

Parts & Repair

PARTS** Caterpil larr Engine/

IPDD Kitss **

* Transmissions*

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*All Excavator Parts*

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Revettee New/Usedd Parts

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Real Estate For Sale

HUNTING/CAMPINGPROPERTY

Southwestern VirginiaBland County

62+/- ACRESATV Trails, Springs

Deer, Turkey, GrouseAdjoins National Forest

$90,000Several Purchase

Options Available. Call

540-255-9112

Recycling Equipment

2009 TREMZAC wood shav-ing machine, model 248, runsoff tractor, PTO, good condi-tion, $29,500. 518-695-6181,518-480-1809

Services Offered

CANVAS PRINTS: All sizes.Mounted or Unmounted. Justbring in or send us your photoat Lee Publications. Call 518-673-0101 bsnyder@leepub.com

Skid SteerLoaders

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