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Your Heavy Construction ResourceMay, 2012 Central Region Volume 33 Number 8

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Ever wonder what is the number onedispute in almost any construction liti-gation or arbitration? That would be ourfriend the change order. Or, as onejudge stated, construction is nothingmore than “organized chaos“ and “anal-ogous to ever changing commands onthe battlefield.” Fact is, when you arefacing a judge there is hardly any con-struction dispute that does not includewithin its nasty ambit that loved ordreaded concept of an extra. And guesswhat the number one defense to payingis? Claiming the change order was notin writing, even if you were directed todo the work! So let us get our armsaround how to make sure you are paidsuch extras.

Example: Frank is a general contrac-tor who has a contract with a veterinar-ian to construct a new vet clinic andboarding facility. The property has aback section reserved for a parkingwith a steep slope up from the pave-ment toward the back of the lot. Thebase contract and specs layout a 4-footX 80-foot redwood retaining wall withdrainage through an outlet directlyonto the parking lot surface, where itwill drain downhill into the street. Butin laying the foundation, it was deter-mined there is constant moisture froman underground spring, making the

soil unstable. After talking to a soil en-gineer, the vet owner acknowledges it isan extra in the presence of two witness-es, clearly directing Frank to constructa 4-foot X 80-foot CMU retaining wallwith underground drainage exitingthrough a curb at street level. It is fur-ther agreed to be done on a T and M ba-sis based on the same hourly rate asunder the base contract.

You can guess what happened next.Frank went back to his office and pre-pared a written change order, faxing itto the owner. They had a number ofconversations later, but it was neversigned. The owner never told him tostop or not do the work. Relying on theowner’s good faith, Frank diligently hadhis crew do the necessary work. Theyeven worked overtime so as not to un-necessarily extend the completion date.But after submitting a number of in-voices, he continued to get the“runaround” and was never paid.

At trial, it was uncontested Frank didthe work and it was an extra, but it isclaimed no payment is due because thechange order was not reduced to writ-ing. The owner offered to the judge’s acopy of the contract which stated: “Con-tractor shall make no changes in thework required to be performed underthis contract, nor perform any extra

work without the prior written consentof the owner or representative, as seenby an executed written change ordersigned before the extra work com-mences which describes the work, theadditional compensation, and the ex-tended time, if any.”

Now some good news. You will behappy to know that since the mid-20thcentury, most (but not all) states do notrequire a signed change order as longas: 1. there is clear evidence the ownerverbally authorized and directed thework, 2. the work actually is an extra,

and 3. the contractor relied upon thatdirection and actually did the work. Andbetter yet, if you send the owner achange order and it is never signed, inmost cases you will have an even betterchance of prevailing as long as it is de-livered prior to starting the work.

So what do you do if your changeorder is not signed? Most courts frownon abandoning the project at thatpoint and look much more favorably ifyou complete the project and make

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your claim later. At that point they re-ward you under the doctrine of waiv-er, estoppel and unjust enrichment. Itis a legal theory that if you are told todo something and rely to your detri-ment, the party benefiting from yourservices waives the right to requirethe technicality of a signed change or-der because it was a condition solelywithin their control.

Steps to take to protect your rights:

• Pre-Construction job meetings.Make it clear your goal is to completethe base contract as quickly as possiblewithout the delays of change orders. Letthe owner know change orders willmake the project more expensive. Nowis the time to do any revisions to thecontract if they want otherwise. Make itlook like you are doing them a favor toadvise on such financial matters — sothey can stay within budget.

• “Let’s have a little talk,” when youare confronted with the first change or-der. Remind the owner of your initialconversation where you said the projectwill be more expensive and take longerif there are changes. Let them know youare willing to continue with the basecontract, but if they want change or-ders, it will costs more.

• Memo of Meeting. Write a “short andsweet” Memo confirming any conversa-tion you have about a change order ande-mail or fax it to the owner or represen-tative within 24 hours. It will confirmthat the additional work will is an extraand was directed by the owner. If termshave been agreed upon, including priceand time extension, confirm that as well.

Example: “Hi Joe. This will confirmthe verbal direction received at the sitethis morning to perform work which wasagreed to be an extra: (describe the

work). We estimate the time for comple-tion will be extended for two days. We arewilling to do this on a T and M basis atthe contract rate of $65 per hour. Workwill start Wednesday. Let me know if thisdoes not accurately reflect our conversa-tion. Thanks for your cooperation.”

• Send a written change order. Af-

ter the memo, send off a formal writ-ten change order also by fax or e-mail attachment.

• If no signature, send a work underprotest memo. If no signature is forth-coming, you get confusing signals, or if

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they change their mindand want the work donewithout extra compensa-tion, send the following:

Example: “Dear Joe.This will again confirmwe have been directed byyou on June 25, 2011 ata job site meeting to per-form work outside thecontract/specs without

additional compensationconsisting of (describethe work). This work willbe performed underprotest. We reserve ourright to claim charges forextras as additional com-pensation. Time for com-pletion will be extendedtwo days. We also reservethe right to claim com-pensation for impact ex-

penses (examples delay,extended overhead, su-pervision, over time, ac-celeration, unproductivedowntime, reschedulingand interference with jobcoordination). A require-ment of a signed changeorder is therefore waivedfor failure to sign the pre-viously submitted writtenchange order.”

In the case above,Frank sent the initialmemo followed by a writ-ten change order which

was never signed. Guesswhat? He won. After trial,he told his attorney thatthe total time to prepare

these two documents was30 minutes. Now that’s acheap insurance policy.

Who Usually Wins inCourt? This dependsupon the facts describedas follows:

CHANCE OF WINNINGFACTS

1. Clear chanceSigned change order.

2. Very good chance

Owner directs change.Agreement on terms, con-tractor sends change or-der, owner does not sign,owner disputes the extraafter it is performed.3. Good chance

Same as above, but al-though no agreement onterms, owner does agreeit is an extra.

4. Okay chance

Owner directs thechange, no agreement onterms or that it is an ex-tra, contractor performsand sends an invoice (butnot a change order)shortly after.

5. Little chanceSame as above, but in-voice sent out at end ofthe job.

6. No chanceSame as above, exceptowner does not requestchange — it is done sole-ly by the contractor.

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It is with deep regret that we informyou of the passing of J. Fletcher Cream-er, Sr., chairman of J. Fletcher Creamer& Son and a member of UTCA’s Con-struction Industry Hall of Fame. Moredetailed information is attached.

Visiting hours will be Monday 2-

7p.m., at the Church of the Nativity,315 Prospect St., Midland Park, NJ. Fu-neral Mass will be Tuesday 9:30 a.m. atthe Church of the Nativity. A private en-tombment will follow the mass.Arrangements by the Vander Plaat Fu-neral Home in Wyckoff. www.vpfh.com.

Passing of Fletch Creamer, Sr.

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FLANDERS, NJ —Imagine being cut offfrom the town you havelived in for 27 yearswhen suddenly, accessto your community wassevered by HurricaneIrene. The otherwise gen-tle river near your housebecame a flash flood,washing away the onlybridge between yourcommunity and the out-side world. This is whatthe Costello’s and the Ul-brich’s of Mill Road inMt. Olive Township, NJfaced on Sept. 28, 2011.In only two hours, thewater had completelyovertaken the road anddestroyed the old wood-en bridge that connectedMill Road to Mt. Olive.

In the aftermath of thisnatural disaster, the com-munity began the processof trying to rebuild theirlives. Beyond the obviouslogistical problems of nolonger having a bridgeinto town, one of the fam-ilies on Mill Road hadspecial needs child thatrequired regular medicalcare. To this family, thelack of a bridge repre-sented much more thaninconvenience. To further

complicate matters, thecommunity bridge androad are not owned bythe township, so the com-munity residents bear theresponsibility of replacingthe bridge.

David Scapicchio, themayor of Mt. Olive Town-ship, was struggling withthe resident’s problemwhen he received a callfrom Mabey Bridge &Shore’s Product Special-ist, Jim Porreca. Porrecahad heard about Mt.Olive’s situation andwanted to let the mayorknow that his companywas ready to help. MayorScapicchio explainedthat the Mill Road com-munity did not have theresources to replace thebridge and asked if therewas anything we coulddo to help.

Porreca wasted no timeworking out a plan to getthe citizens reconnectedwith their community,families and emergencyessentials. When Mabeysaw the need for the resi-dents and realized that fi-nancing was not going tobe available, the companydid not hesitate to providea bridge under a program

that required no capitaloutlay by the community.Bob Aylward, CEO ofMabey Bridge & Shore,felt that the companyneeded to step up in a sig-nificant way to help theresidents of Mill Road.

Mr. Aylward said,“Mabey has built a suc-

cessful operation in thestate of New Jersey. Wesee New Jersey as a veryimportant region as ourcompany expands. WhenHurricane Irene hit, wesaw an opportunity forMabey to give somethingback to a region that hasbeen very good to us. You

don’t have to go halfwayaround the world to helppeople in need. Ourneighbors in Mt. Olivehad a problem that weknew how to solve. I amproud to lead a companylike Mabey that caresabout our customers, ouremployees and the com-

munities in which we re-side. My hope is that thebridge we provided willserve as a daily reminderto the community thatthere are companies andpeople who care and whoare willing to help.”

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The residents are pleased with their new bridge and have a growing confidence that this bridge will be there toserve them for many years.

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CHICAGO — RoadSafeTraffic Systems, Inc.,the nation’s largestprovider of traffic safetyproducts and services,announced the appoint-ment of David L. Myersas executive chairman.

Myers will overseeRoadSafe’s continuedstrategic growth and per-formance, and will alsoserve on the company’sBoard of Directors. Hehas more than 35 yearsof experience as a seniorexecutive, CEO andchairman in the engi-neering, construction andlogistics industries.

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at Falcon Investment Ad-visors, LLC — an affiliateof which is the majorityowner of RoadSafe — andchairman of the RoadSafeBoard of Directors, said,“We are very fortunate tohave Dave Myers join ourfirm and to assume theleadership of RoadSafe.”

“I am very excitedabout the future of Road-Safe,” said Myers. “Ourexpanded capabilities,new technologies andhighly motivated teammembers position us wellfor continued growth andsuccess as the largestprovider of traffic safetyproducts and services.”

RoadSafe is a privatelyowned, full serviceprovider of temporarytraffic control and protec-tion and pavement mark-ing services nationwide.The company bids ongovernment work in theheavy highway industryas well as the private sec-tor. Services include traf-fic control, barricaderental, sign manufactur-ing/installation andpavement marking/re-moval services — all us-ing a state of the artequipment fleet and high-ly trained personnel.

“RoadSafe has estab-lished itself as a leader inthe traffic safety industry,” said Kyun Park, a mem-

ber of RoadSafe’s Boardof Directors and manag-ing director of AperionManagement, LLC, an in-vestor in RoadSafe. “Un-der Dave’s direction,RoadSafe will continue itsstrategic expansion andbuild momentum within

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RoadSafe Traffic Sys-tems, Inc., www.RoadSafe-Traffic.com, is the nation’slargest provider of trafficsafety services and prod-ucts and pavement mark-ing services, with branchoffices located throughoutthe United States.

When asked how hewould describe the serv-ice Mabey Bridge & Shoreprovided his con-stituents, Mayor Scapic-chio said, “In one word,I’d have to say ‘excellent.’Within hours they hadsomeone out there afterthe hurricane andworked with us through-out the whole process.”

Now that the MabeyBridge has been installed,life has begun to return tonormal for the Mill Road

community, even thoughthe effects of HurricaneIrene will linger for sometime. The residents arepleased with their newbridge and have a growingconfidence that thisbridge will be there toserve them for manyyears, regardless of whatmay come. For more infor-mation on Mabey Bridge& Shore, visit their web-site at www.mabey.com orgive them a call at 800-956-2239.

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FORT MILL, SC — Anew, low platform trailer tirefrom Continental Tire theAmericas, LLC (“Continen-tal”) offers a unique combi-nation of structural durabil-ity and improved fuel econ-omy. Continental’s HTL2Eco Plus (Heavy TrailerLong Haul) is now availablefor sale for commercialtrucks in sizes 215/75R17.5, 235/75R17.5 and245/70R17.5, said Conti-nental’s director of commer-cial tire marketing in theAmericas, Clif Armstrong.

The HTL2 Eco Plus pro-vides low profile sizes forhigh cube applications,but incorporates Conti-nental’s exclusive com-pounding for low rollingresistance and increasedfuel savings at cooler op-erating temperatures. Thetire’s tread pattern hasmarried two Continentaldesign favorites — patent-ed groove technologiesthat reduce stone reten-tion for increased casinglife, along with innovativegroove geometry that pro-motes efficient waterevacuation, traction andwet braking capabilitiesthroughout the tire’s life.

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newest in the Case C Series excavatorline that features increased fuel efficien-cy, productivity and improved servicea-bility and operator comfort, whileachieving Tier 4 Interim certification.

The new Case CX470C excavator re-places the company’s CX470B model. Itfeatures Tier 4 Interim certified cooledexhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) tech-nology that burns cleaner while deliver-ing superior horsepower.

The CX470C, rated at 362 net hp, isavailable in Long Undercarriage (LC), Re-tractable Undercarriage (RTC) and MassExcavator (MEX) models, with operatingweights ranging from 105,300 to108,600-pounds. The CX470C models

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Many a watchful eye is focused upon the Slate HillConstructors, Inc. crew working on the redecking androad repair project currently under way on State FairBoulevard near the New York State Fairgroundscomplex in Syracuse. As spring weather allowed anearly start to this year’s work schedule, ProjectSuperintendant, Dale Carlson said that the work isapproximately 40 percent complete as they head intothe first week in May. More importantly, for thosewho use State Fair Boulevard as a daily commuterroute, and for those who are planning to attend theNew York State Fair in August, Carlson said thatweather permitting; the work will be completed ontime.

“We were hoping to pour concrete this week (weekof April 23), but because of the rainy weather, it lookslike we will have to wait until next week to do that,”he said during a recent interview with Hard HatNews. “This project is about a half mile from thefairgrounds and it is an important access road intothe facility. We will be replacing the bridge decking,bearings and pavement on either end of the 100-footby 75-foot bridge. Our targeted completion date isAugust 4 and we should be completed by then.”

Carlson explained that Slate Hill Constructors,Inc., owned by Jeff Hanlon of Warner, NY, has been inbusiness since 1985, and specializes in road andbridge construction, site prep work and other munic-

ipality related work that requires a company thatknows the needs of the communities that they serve.“We do work in New York State from Buffalo toAlbany,” he said. “At our peak, we will have seven oreight crews out on jobs, with a total workforce ofabout 60 people. This year, because of the niceweather, we got an early start, especially on thisproject. We were out here the first week in March.That usually isn’t the case in the Syracuse area forthis time of year.”

Worker’s personal needsCarlson said that whenever possible, Slate Hill

Constructors attempts to assign jobs to workers wholive near to the jobsite to help make travel and fami-ly relations more favorable for the workers. Whilesafety and attention to work hazards is foremost inthe thinking of the typical worker or job supervisor,everyone knows that it is important to have the righttools for the job. One of the “tools” that a worker reliesupon at every jobsite yet is rarely discussed in apublic forum is a clean and safe restroom at the job-site.

“That is why we have come to rely upon SabreEnterprises, Inc. for our portable restroom units,”said Carlson. “We want to make sure that when work-ers arrive at the jobsite for the day, they are able touse clean restroom facilities when they take personal

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Crews have prepared the site for a concrete pour early next week, once the weather clears.

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“Scott Wilkinson at Sabre Enterprises, Inc. hasbeen a reliable provider of portable restrooms for usfor the past several years,” said Carlson. “Wheneverour jobs are in an area that Sabre Enterprises, Inc.serves, we go to them for our portable restroomneeds. They bring us clean, comfortable units andthey keep them serviced on a weekly basis. They arealways there as they promise. Our workers rarelyhave a complaint about how the restrooms are beingmaintained while here on the job.”

Over the years that Slate Hill Constructors, Inc. hasbeen doing business with Sabre Enterprises, Sabrehas grown to serve a larger area. Today, due toincreased unit sales and Sabre’s acquisition of someof its competitors, Sabre’s service area has grown. Inmany cases, both Slate Hill and Sabre’s service areascoincide making working together easier.

Since the State Fair Boulevard and Nine Mile Creekbridge job will run for several more months, Carlsonsaid that it is nice to have a restroom provider thatoffers the highest quality service to their customers.“It’s nice to be able to call one company to take careof our workers, wherever the job might be located,”said Carlson. “It is really convenient for us.”

by Jon M. CaseyWhen contractors are looking

for a portable restroom companyto provide consistent, high qualityequipment and service, they arefrequently frustrated in theirefforts. That is not the case withcustomers of Sabre Enterprises,Inc. of Syracuse, NY however.Customers like Slate HillConstructors, Inc. of Warners, NYhave found that Sabre’s reliability,service and equipment have giventheir people the kind of care thatworkers expect on a daily basis.Sabre Enterprises’ ScottWilkinson explains how hiscompany has become one of theleading portable restroomproviders in New York State.

“Sabre began in 2006 with 12portable units working out of asingle garage,” he recalled. “Sincethen we’ve grown by adding newunits and by acquiring two otherentities that were also in theportable restroom business. Now,we have close to 1000 portablerestrooms available to serve ourcustomers.”

Over the years, Wilkinson, alongwith two other owners, has addedequipment and staff in theirgrowth process. “Jerry Vecch-airelli and Robert Dumas, bothhave come onboard in the pastyear,” he said. “John Wike is alsoinvolved in the daily activities ofthe business. All together, weemploy seven people year round.”

“Our service area includescustomers in the greater

Watertown area up north, toBinghamton to the south, Genevato the west and to the other side ofUtica to the east,” he said. “That isabout a 70 mile radius ofSyracuse. That gives us a goodterritory for service scheduling ona weekly basis.”

“We have three route driversthat maintain the customers’units, some of whom have theirrestrooms serviced once per weekwhile others are serviced moreoften,” he said. “We have fourpumper trucks and two flatbedsthat we use to pickup, deliver andservice the units. As part of ourgood stewardship of the environ-ment, we take the waste materialthat we collect, to waste treatmentplants that are in some of thecounties that we serve.”

Wilkinson said that Sabre notonly serves contractors like SlateHill Constructors, who are doingreplacement work on a bridgenear the State Fair Grounds, butthey also supply units for otherlarger events other than construc-tion jobs,” he said. “One eventthat we serviced last year wastraining exercises at Fort Drummilitary base. We serviced over200 portable restrooms daily forone month for over 7,000 troopsthat where training for deploy-ment overseas. This job reinforcedour thinking that we can take onany event no matter what size. Italso gave us a great feeling ofbeing involved and doing a smallbut thankful part for our

military.”Other large events that Sabre

will be serving in the coming yearinclude Taste of Syracuse and TheSyracuse Corporate ChallengeRace. Outdoor concerts such asKROCK at the NYS Fairgroundsand road and cycling races are onthe agenda as well. “As summerevents and construction projectsbecome more numerous, we getbusier,” he said.

“Routinely, we offer same dayservice when someone calls toarrange for a unit to be deliveredto their site,” said Wilkinson. “If acustomer calls in the morning, wewill do everything we can to haveit there that day. Our rental ratesare extremely reasonable.”

Wilkinson said that they haveplans to broaden their coveragearea in the future, with newlocations in Watertown, NY andBinghamton planned. “We wouldlike to make this happen withinthe next two years,” he said. “Thepast six years have offered a lot ofchallenges when it comes to thegrowth of our business, butoverall, we have been able toexpand even while the economyand more specifically theconstruction industry, has hadsome temporary setbacks.”

For more information aboutSabre Enterprises, Inc. give thema call at 315-430-3127 or visittheir website at www.cnyre-strooms.com.

Reliability makes Sabre Enterprises,Inc. the preferred choice

Scott Wilkinson, president of Sabre Enterprises, Inc. onthe State Fair Boulevard jobsite in Syracuse.

Bob Dumas, Jerry Vecchairelli and Scott Dumas work together to serve much of upstate New York with portabletoilets including handicapped and special events models like those shown behind them.

Barely visible through the trees, the worksite portabletoilet is an important part of the workday routine.

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“In today’s extremelycompetitive economy,contractors need ma-chines that will reduceoperating costs and boostproductivity. The newCase CX470C excavatordelivers both,” said TimO’Brien, brand marketingmanager, Case Construc-tion Equipment.

“The CX470C joins aproduct line from Casethat sets new standardsin fuel economy, produc-tivity and operator envi-ronment,” O’Brien said.

Like other excavators inthe Case C Series, thenew CX470C featuresCase Intelligent Hy-draulic System technolo-gy that reduces total fuelconsumption and im-proves performance.

Boom Economy Control(BEC) automatically re-duces engine RPMs andhydraulic power to theboom when speed andpower is not a priority,such as when swingingback to the hole. SwingRelief Control (SWC)technology manages thehydraulic power allottedat the start of the swingoperation, and SpoolStroke Control (SSC) cre-ates an automatic pres-sure adjustment to meetdemand during diggingoperations, but withoutbuilding unnecessarypressure. Then, the fea-ture of Auto EconomyControl (AEC) lowersRPMs when the joysticksare inactive.

Also boosting fueleconomy and perform-ance are engine improve-ments such as comput-er-controlled fuel deliv-ery and variable geome-try turbocharging, aswell as automatic match-ing of engine perform-ance and RPMs to powerdemands and hydraulicsystem requirements.

“Typical CEGR sys-tems lose fuel efficiency,but with the Case Intelli-gent Hydraulic Systemtechnology and engineimprovements, we’ve ac-tually increased fuel effi-ciency on the CaseCX470C excavator by fivepercent over our previousB Series model,” O’Brienexplained. “And all of ourCase C Series excavatormodels continue to be inthe top of their class forproductivity.”

Increased productivity

With up to five percent

faster cycle times thanthe previous model, thenew Case CX470C exca-vator can move more ma-terial and load moretrucks per hour.

Along with faster cycletimes, the new Case exca-vator offers operatorssmoother and easier con-trol and maneuverability.

The CX470C excavatorprovides six percent morelift capacity than the previ-ous B Series model. Withits standard arm length of11-foot 1-inch, the CaseCX470C excavator has amaximum dig radius of39-feet 4-inches, a maxi-mum dig depth of 25-feet4-inches and a dumpheight of 25-feet 5-inches.

The boom and arms,as well as the mainframeand undercarriagestructure, have been re-designed for this addi-tional capacity, deliver-

ing improved, worldclass durability.

Its standard arm dig-ging force is 42,490-pound-foot and standardbucket digging force is55,530-pound-foot. Avail-able Power Boost technol-ogy increases both ofthese values by approxi-mately 10 percent.

The CX470C featuresa 172 gallon fuel tankand a 122 gallon hy-draulic system.

Improved operatorenvironment

“The Case CX470C ex-cavator provides a high-ly functional and com-fortable environment forthe operator, an impor-tant consideration inachieving maximummachine productivity,”O’Brien said.

Noise reduction im-provements, including vi-

bration refinement on thecab’s reinforced tubularstructures, create an ex-tra quiet cab environ-ment, with automotivelike noise levels as low as

72 dBa. “It’s like being ina car even when the exca-vator is running at fullthrottle,” O’Brien noted.

As in other eight per-cent. Standard rearview

and optional sideviewcameras feed video to a 7-inch high definition LEDmonitor in the cab, en-

The new Case CX470C excavator replaces the company's CX470B model. It featuresTier 4 Interim certified cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) technology thatburns cleaner while delivering superior horsepower.

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hancing operator confidence and jobsitesafety during machine operation.

“The large, clear monitor in the Case CSeries excavators compares favorably towhat you’d find in a luxury automobile,”O’Brien said. The LED screen also pres-ents to key operating data, including anew function which provides fuel con-sumption per hour. “Operators can usethis information to refine fuel efficiencyfor their particular operation,” he said.

The machine’s low profile design alsoenhances visibility from the cab, effi-ciently accommodating Tier 4 emissionsystem components without compro-mising the operator’s view of the jobsite.

The CX470C excavator also includes astandard air suspension seat and an in-cab auxiliary hydraulic setting systemwith a new option for 10 memory recall,attachment flow settings to make tool

changes quick and easy for operators.

These improvements in operator com-fort features are complemented by theadded safety of a full ROPS structurearound the cab.

Ease of maintenance

“Extended service intervals for theCase C Series excavators help reduceoperating costs,” O’Brien said. They aredesigned with 500 hour engine oilchange intervals, 5,000 hour hydraulicoil change intervals and 1,000 hourgreasing intervals with Easy Mainte-nance System bushings.

The cab includes new access points toeasily reach the air filter and fuse box.

“The design of the CX470C excavatorefficiently accommodates the redesignedengine, cooling and exhaust systemswhile offering excellent serviceability

and operator visibility,” O’Brien said.

The machines feature wide-open pan-els for easy access to service points andground level access to grouped lubrica-tion points.

Full range of attachments

Case offers a range of attachments forthe CX470C and other C Series excava-tors, including Case Smart Digging Sys-tems components such as pin-on buck-ets, coupler buckets, the Case Multi-FitCoupler and the SmartFit™ buckettooth system.

The new Case pin-on buckets areavailable for the CX470C in heavy duty,heavy duty high capacity, severe dutyand rock digging type designs, allowingthe machine to be productive in a widerange of applications. The Case Multi-Fit Coupler offers complete hydraulic

latching, enabling excavator operatorsto quickly attach and detach bucketsand other components without leavingthe cab. Designed for the Multi-Fit Cou-pler, Case coupler buckets feature inte-grated bucket pins to prevent any lossof breakout force that might otherwiseoccur when using a coupler device.

The SmartFit is a hammerless quickchange system that provides stronger,self-sharpening teeth and reusableadapters and locking pins. The Smart-Fit lineup includes general purpose,rock chisel, heavy penetrator, tiger, twintiger and flare teeth.

For additional excavator productspecifications, customer testimonials,competitive comparisons, finance offersand more, please visit www.casece.com.For a Case excavator demonstration,see your local Case dealer.

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SEATTLE, WA — Mud-slinging isn’t the type ofactivity that normallywins accolades, butMichael Diponio hasnothing but praise for theway his SENNEBOGEN870 M material handlerhas been heaving themuck around at his cur-rent jobsite for SoundTransit in Seattle.

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ing the U-Link subwayfrom its LRT station atPine Street to a new stationplanned at Capitol Hill.Diponio, the vice presidentof Michigan based Jay DeeContractors, is projectmanager for the JayDee/Coluccio/Michelsjoint venture which willmine the two tunnels, each21-feet in diameter and3,800-feet long.

Tunneling like this isJay Dee’s stock in tradeand the family-ownedbusiness has been doingit for more than 45years. With the U-Linkproject, however,Diponio faced uniquechallenges posed by theenvironmental standardsof Washington State andthe city of Seattle.

The problem, in a word,

is muck. Conveyors fromthe project’s two tunnelboring machines delivertheir tailings in the formof a heavy slurry to theopen cut for the futuresubway station. The slur-ry arrives about 80-footbelow grade and Diponiohas to move the wet muckup to road level and haulit out to his fill site with-out compromising thecity’s strict standards for

protecting its water tableand roadways.

Cleanup can be costly

“We’re working in a veryurban area here, and ourhaul route travels directlythrough a residentialarea,” Diponio explains.“The track out is severelylimited, and using thou-sands of gallons of washwater every day is count-er productive.” The con-tract includes significantcash incentives for com-plying with these require-ments, and a local envi-ronmental technician isstationed on the site tomonitor the operation.Officials for the city andconsultants conduct awalking tour of the proj-ect every week.

The simplest approachto moving the muck waswith stacking conveyorstransferring it up to amuck bin or to waitingdump trucks. However,the conveyor process re-sulted in the mucksplashing too much forcrews to clean up. “Thedrop from the end of theconveyor into the dumpwas about 6 or 7-feet.The muck was splatteringeverywhere, 30 or 40-feet.It was going right up oursound wall! We had a‘splooge patrol’ of fiveguys with loaders going

full time to clean up.”

The muck wouldn’tsplatter so much if it wasdrier, of course, but itthen becomes too stickyto offload easily from thebuckets and dumps.Foaming agents are actu-ally added by the TunnelBoring Machine to condi-tion the muck so that itflows freely from the ex-cavation chamber.

Precise handling isthe solution

“What we needed was amethod to place, notdrop, the material pre-cisely into the dumptrucks. We looked at someother machines, but weneeded more horsepowerand more mass to get thestability for a precisetransfer. We went with theSENNEBOGEN 870 M onthe recommendation ofModern Machinery. Butreally, we had no idea if itwas going to work.”

The SENNEBOGEN870 M is a purpose builtmaterial handler weigh-ing 165,000-pounds andpowered by a 426 hp en-gine. The wheeled unit ismounted on a speciallyreinforced platform rais-ing it 30-feet above thefloor of the excavationwhere the muck flows in.

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Modern Machinery fitted the machinewith a SENNEBOGEN extra long boomto make the 63-foot reach up to thewaiting trucks. Its 2.5-yard clamshellbucket was also custom built with tightbucket closing tolerances to preventleakage and spilling as the clamshellbucket swings over the truck bed.

The SENNEBOGEN is positioneddown in the hole, 40-feet beneath theground surface. Once the bucket israised above the surface and the ma-chine swings over the edge of the shaft,the machine operator loses sight of thebucket. Jay Dee’s operators scoop upthe muck and guide it up to the roadlevel using two cameras to find theirway. One camera is mounted at theboom knuckle and another is positionedroadside by the trucks’ station. With atotal boom length of 63-feet, they havejust 3-inches of clearance to reach theirtargets, the dump bodies and pup trail-ers. The bucket is carefully lowered di-rectly into the bed, with only inches ofclearance on either side of the bucket,before the bucket is opened to let themuck flow out.

The fleet of dump trains grew as oper-ators became increasingly proficientwith the 870 M and the drivers wereable to navigate into the exact positionwith the help of markings painted onthe pavement.

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Loading each truck requires fourpasses to fill the front unit and five to

fill the trailer. The system was able toget the job done but the question onDiponio’s mind was, how much timewould it take? “This method has per-formed well beyond our expectations,”he’s pleased to say. “We now haveeleven trucks moving through the cycleand the SENNEBOGEN more thankeeps up with them.”

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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo an-nounced a $29.7 million investment forNY Works projects to upgrade and re-pair six parks in Western New York.

New York Works is designed to rein-vent state economic development withinnovative new strategy that will putNew Yorkers back to work rebuildingthe state’s infrastructure. The TaskForce will help create tens of thousandsof jobs by coordinating comprehensivecapital plans, overseeing investment ininfrastructure projects, and accelerat-ing hundreds of critical projects across

the state.

“New York State has passed, for thesecond year in a row, a transformativeand balanced budget that holds theline on spending, while focusing on jobcreation and government efficiency,”Governor Cuomo said. “The center-piece of this budget is the New YorkWorks program, a new strategy forleveraging capital to put New Yorkersback to work and rebuilding our aginginfrastructure including the state parksystem that is used by so many peopleacross the state.”

Senator George D. Maziarz said,“There has been a great need to devoteresources to help rehabilitate parks inmy district for a number of years. Thisbeing the largest investment of capitaldollars in New York State Parks in his-tory, I commend Governor Cuomo andthe Legislature for making this a part ofthis year’s budget. This investment inour area’s future will go a long way toenhance the beauty and visiting experi-ence of these assets to our community.”

State Senator Catharine Young said:“Parks were one of my family’s favorite

places to visit when I was a kid, and ithas been gratifying to represent severalparks as a Senator. We worked withGovernor Cuomo to deliver these infra-structure improvements that will ensurethat countless other families can experi-ence and enjoy this state’s parks. Theyare not only important to our economy,but they also enrich our quality of life.”

Senator Patrick M. Gallivan said,“New York State has long been knownfor its beautiful landscape and storiedhistory. The New York Works Fund’s in-

curve very quickly. “Be-fore we started, we spenta day or so with the op-erators, going over thedrawings to make sureeveryone understood theconcept. The first testscame in at 20 minutesfor a full load, and wewere looking for 12 min-utes,” he recalls. “Theaverage now is under 10minutes, which meanswe can now meet ourproduction projections!”The best loading timeachieved by any operatorso far is just six minutes.

The contractors arelooking forward to earn-ing their bonus for envi-ronmental compliance,too. Even at its fastestloading times, the 870 Mis moving with precision,enough that the worksitestays meticulously clean.“The inspectors can tourthe site in their streetshoes without a prob-lem,” claims Diponio. JayDee’s “splooge patrol” hasbeen replaced by a crewof two who police the siteonce a day with a wheel-barrow. A wheel washersystem and street sweep-er take care of anyspillage coming from thetrucks’ tailgates.

According to Diponio,the controlled success ofthe “mudslinging” opera-tion can be credited tothe right choice of ma-chine and to SENNEBO-GEN’s smooth hydraulicssystem. “The 870 M is alarger machine than wefirst considered, but WillWintermute at ModernMachinery recommendeda heavier machine foradded stability.” The870’s hydraulic boom, hesays, gives his operatorsmore control over thebucket than a cable craneor excavator would allow.

The speed and preci-sion of the SENNEBO-

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vestment in New York’snatural and historical as-sets is a significant steptowards reversing thepattern of deterioration atparks across the state. Iam particularly pleasedthat Evangola State Parkin the Town of Evans hasboth been targeted forcapital investment. Theseparks attract visitorsfrom across the countryto Western New York,provide local jobs andserve as anchors for ourregional economy.”

Senator Mark Grisantisaid, “After years of neg-lect and disrepair, I amthrilled that this year’sbudget will give the singlelargest infusion of capitaldollars in history towardsthe rehabilitation of stateparks through the NewYork Works Fund. InWestern New York, wetreasure our state parksfrom Knox Farm to Art-park. This investment inthe parks system willhelp facilitate needed re-pairs and upgrades to en-sure that all who visit astate park have an enjoy-able experience.”

Assemblyman RobinSchimminger said, “In-vesting our state’s parksenhances New York’s nat-ural treasures and investsin our local economies. Assuch, I am pleased thatclose to $5 million infunding has been allocat-ed to support job creatingimprovement projects atthe State Parks acrosswestern New York.”

Assemblyman DennisH. Gabryszak said, “Im-provements to our localstate parks couldn’t comeat a better time. With theweather getting warmerand families spendingmore time outside, theseprojects will help enhancesome of Western NewYork’s more popular desti-nations and hidden gems.”

The Budget continuesthe Governor’s commit-ment to fiscal responsibil-ity while creating jobs andstrengthening communi-ties across the state. Itcloses a multi-billion dol-lar deficit with no newtaxes, fees or gimmicks,limits spending growth totwo percent or below forthe second year in a row,and launches the NewYork Works Task Force toinvest billions of dollars torebuild the state’s roads,bridges, parks and otherinfrastructure and createtens of thousands of jobs.

The Budget includeskey economic develop-ment and transportationinitiatives, important re-

forms to improve govern-ment efficiency and meas-ures to strengthen com-munities across the state.

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York Works Task ForceThe New York Works

Task Force will coordi-nate capital plans across45 agencies and authori-ties, oversee investmentin projects and access tofunding, and facilitate thecreation of tens of thou-sands of jobs.

Prior to the New YorkWorks initiative, therewas no comprehensivestate plan for the $16 bil-lion in annual capital ex-penditures by 45 stateagencies and authorities.In some cases, includingwith respect to projectsby the Port Authority, theMTA and the Dept. ofTransportation, billionsof dollars of taxpayer orcommuter funds are be-ing used to fund trans-portation plans in thesame region with no coor-dination between theagencies. For the firsttime, the New York WorksTask Force will develop acoordinated capital infra-structure plan amongagencies and authorities.The Task Force, made upof leaders in finance, la-bor, planning and trans-portation will also recom-mend financing optionsfor projects and methodsto accelerate constructionof critical infrastructure.

The New York WorksTask Force will consist offifteen members. Nine ofthe members will be ap-pointed by the Governorand six by the Legisla-ture. All major state agen-cies and authorities willparticipate in an imple-mentation council to co-ordinate capital planning.

All New York Worksprojects will be posted onthe web with real time up-dates so that New Yorkerscan track the progress ofprojects in their commu-nity. The full list will beposted online over thenext several days.

Rebuilding NewYork’s State ParksThe New York Works

Fund will provide $89million, leveraging $143million in total funding,to rehabilitate stateparks, representing thesingle largest infusion inhistory of capital dollarsfor New York’s parks.Currently, 83 percent ofstate parks are deterio-rating. Projects will befunded in every region ofthe state and will en-

hance the visitor experi-ence and enable our stateparks to reemerge afteryears of decline.

The New York WorksProjects in Western NewYork are as follows:

• Allegany State Park:Upgrade the electricalsystems in the Red Houseand Cain Hollow camp-grounds, which are cur-rently outdated and pres-ent health and safetyconcerns. In addition,they cannot accommo-date modern camping ve-

hicles - Cost: $2,400,000.

• Allegany State Park:Reconstruct the CainHollow and Camp 5 rest-room and shower build-ings. Located in theQuaker camping area,these two deteriorated fa-cilities are visible signs ofdisinvestment in thispark. Cost: $950,000.

• Midway State Park:Construct a new buildingaround the park’s historiccarousel to replacing theexisting failing structure.Cost: $150,000.

• Niagara Falls StatePark: Restore popularviewing areas and trails,rehabilitate Cave of theWinds area, design re-placement AmericanFalls Bridge and rehabili-tate the park’s roadwaysand infrastructure. Thisproject will use accelerat-ed NYPA Niagara. Green-way funding to supportthe improvements at thisflagship park. Cost:$25,000,000.

• Evangola State Park:Reconstruct a comfort

station in Evangola StatePark. Cost: $500,000.

• Golden Hill State Park:Reconstruct a comfort sta-tion in Golden Hill StatePark. Cost: $550,000.

• Long Point State Park:Install a new fueling sys-tem at the marina at LongPoint State Park. Cost:$150,000

Total: $29,700,000

Source URL: www.gov-ernor.ny.gov/press/04042012-nyworks-western-ny-parks.

NOTICE: We will be selling equipment for over 150 munici-palities in one location. MORE equipment consigned daily,check our website www.teitsworth.com for updates. Earlyconsignments listed here!!!!LOCATION - The auction will be held at the Town of PalmyraHighway Department, 131 Kent Street, Palmyra NY, 14522,just off Rt. 21 North.EQUIPMENT including:WHEEL LOADERS, BACKHOES, DOZER: 2008 John Deere644J wheel loader, ride control, GP bucket, 1,770 hours, verygood condition!; John Deere 644G wheel loader, MP bucket,engine noise; John Deere 644G wheel loader, GP bucket,radial tires, trans. problem; 2011 Cat 938H wheel loader, ridecontrol, quick coupler, GP bucket, under 100 hours, L320.5R25; (2) 2001 John Deere 624H wheel loaders; (4) 2011Cat 930H wheel loaders, ride control, quick coupler, GPbucket, A/C, under 200 hours each; 2006 JCB 436ZX wheelloader, JCB quick coupler, GP bucket, MP bucket, 900 hrs;Case 621B wheel loader; 2006 JD 444J wheel loader, quickcoupler, ride control, GP bucket, MP bucket, 3000 hrs; 2001Daewoo Mega 200 wheel loader, 2200 hrs.; 2005 NH LB95B4WD TLB, E-hoe, EROPS, 2,339 hrs.; 2005 JCB 214 4WDTLB, E-hoe, EROPS; 2000 Case 580L Turbo 4WD TLB, E-hoe,EROPS, 2,500 hrs.; 2000 Case 580L 4WD TLB, E-hoe, EROPS;2000 Case 580L 4WD TLB, E-hoe, EROPS, ride control, MPbuckets; Case 580 L4WD tractor loader backhoe, EROPS, E-hoe; Ford 555E 4WD TLB, E-hoe, EROPS; IH 2544 tractorbackhoe; MF 50 tractor backhoe; Cat D5 dozer, 4 way blade,OROPSSKID STEER LOADERS & ACCESSORIES: 2011 Bobcat S650skid steer loader, High Flow, 2 speed, cab w/ heat & AC, BobTach, hyd. bucket positioning, 200 hrs; 2007 Bobcat S250skid steer loader, 2 speed; (2) 2002 Bobcat S250 skid steerloaders; 2011 Bobcat S205 skid steer loader, High Flow, 2speed, cab w/heat & A/C, under 200 hrs.; (2) 2011 BobcatS185 skid steer loader. High Flow, cab w/heat & A/C, BobTach, 25-125 hours; 2011 Bobcat S185 skid steer loader, HighFlow, 2 speed, Bob Tach, cab, A/C, 150 hrs.; 2010 BobcatS185 skid steer loader; 2007 Bobcat T300 track skid steerloader, enclosed cab, AC & heat, joystick, S/N 53201562,1200 hrs.; 2005 Bobcat 5600 Tool Cat; Erskine 2418 6' blowerfor skid loader; Bobcat 6 way blade SCREENING PLANTS, EXCAVATORS, ROLLERS, CHIPPERS &MISC.: 1996 Powerscreen "Power Grid" MK-2 screen plant,Deutz diesel, 2500 hrs., fifth wheel, single deck; 1992Powerscreen "Chieftain" screen plant - Ford diesel; 1990Powerscreen Stacker M70 - 6000lbs; 2002 KomatsuPW170ES-6K rubber tired excavator, Wain Roy coupler, hyd.thumb, 60" ditching bucket, 5300 hours; 1995 Badger 1085Crubber tired excavator, E-hoe, ditching bucket, Wrist-O-Twist;1990 Case 1085B rubber tires excavator, Cummins, ditching &digging buckets; Gradall G3WD Series E excavator, ditchingbucket; 1988 Gradall G660 T/A excavator, ditching & diggingbuckets; Case 888 track excavator; Daewoo Solar 55V rubbertrack excavator; 1995 Wacker RD11A roller; 1991 Case 602Bsingle drum vibratory roller, Cummins; Tampo RS-166vibratory roller, S/N 5000429A, JD eng; 1993 Stow rollerw/trailer Layton 8' drag box paver; Blaw Knox 25 roadwidener; Salsco Cobra 1300 Curber curb machine, gas;Vermeer TS-30 4 blade tree spade, electric start Wisconsineng.; Wallenstein BX625-B 3 point hitch chipper, like new!;Salsco wood chipperTANDEM/SINGLE AXLE TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 2002 IH 2674Tri-Axle w/J&J aluminum dump, Cat C12, FullerRTO16908LL, Jake brake, sealed tailgate, 50K!!; 2002Sterling T/A dump, Cat engine; 1997 Ford T/A dump w/Allseason body, Cummins N14, Fuller 8LL, 118K, sells w/plow &wing; 1996 Ford L9000 T/A dump, Cummins, Fuller 13 spd.,Jake brake, 154K, sells w/plow equipment; 1996 Mack T/A

dump w/All Season body, Mack eng., 18 speed, 108K; 1993Volvo T/A tractor, Cummins; 1989 Autocar T/A dump w/AllSeason body, 82K; 1986 Autocar T/A dump, Cummins; 1971General T/A dump, Cummins, 21K; 2003 IH 7400 S/A dumpw/Viking 11' HD reversible plow & wing, Fuller 8LL trans.,DT530 engine, trailer tow w/pintle hook, air controls, 33K,very good condition!; 2001 IH 4700 S/A dump, plow wing,DT444E, 6 speed; 2000 Sterling S/A dump, Cat engine, Allisonauto., 35K; 2000 Sterling S/A w/Tenco All season body, CatC-10, Fuller 9 spd., w/plow equip., 93K; 2000 IH S/A brushtruck, auto., 72K; 1998 Freightliner FL80 S/A w/MG All Seasonbody, Cummins, Fuller 8LL, 41K; 1998 Ford L9000 S/A dump,All season body, Cummins, Fuller trans., 80K; 1997 IH S/Adump, Cummins, Fuller trans., 77K; 1997 IH 4700 S/A dump,DT466, auto., 47K; 1996 Ford L9000 S/A dump, Cummins; (2)1994 Ford L9000 S/A dumps, Cummins, 73K-84K; 1992Autocar S/A dump, Cummins, plow/wing; 1991 IH S/A dump,Cummins; 1991 Ford L8000 S/A w/16' dump, Ford diesel,auto.; 1991 Ford F800 S/A dump; 1989 Autocar S/A dump,Cummins; 1987 Ford 8000 S/A w/Air Flow sander, diesel;2008 Carry On 5'x10' utility trailer; 1999 Worthington T/Aequipment trailer; 1999 Flow Boy live bottom trailer; 1996 JBEnterprise 16' landscape trailer; 1995 Owens tilt top trailer;1982 Wenge show trailer; 1976 General Low Boy trailer; 1974General 15T trailer, elect. brakesSPECIALTY EQUIPMENT: 2001 Sterling T/A equipped w/VacCon, needs pump, 80K, Cummins/Cummins, Allison auto.,AC, PL, PW, cruise; 2000 Sterling T/A equipped w/Camel Vac& Flush, Cat C13 eng., auto., positive displacement vacblower, 62K, good working condition!; 2002 FreightlinerCondor C&C; 2000 Sterling 9500 w/Leach 25 cu. yd. 2RII, Cat3126, Allison auto., winch, 87K; 2000 Mack T/A equipped with25 cu. yd. Formula 5000 packer, Perkins tipper, Mack 300,Allison auto., 68K; 1997 Ford L8000 T/A w/Heil 25 cu. yd.packer, Cummins, Allison auto.; 1993 IH w/Pak Mor packerbody; 1992 Ford L8000 T/A w/2001 Heil 25 cu. yd. packer;2006 Pak Mor 25 cu. yd. packer - body only; 1987 White VolvoC/O T/A roll off truck, Cat diesel, auto.; Road 40 cu. yd.enclosed compactor, container; 2004 NPK hyd. compactor;Heil Seattle Stationary roll off container compactor,elect./hyd. drive, Unit located in Springwater, NY, Buyermust disassemble, Town will assist buyer with loading;Bucks 30 & 22 cu. yd. containers w/tarp; 2002 Ravo 5002sweeper, 5 cu. yd. hopper, 6 cyl. diesel, HD package, catchbasin suction hose, 4400 hours; 1972 Ford 9000 4x4 2000gal. tank truck, Cummins engine; 2004 Chev. Corbeil bus, 22pass., 63K; 2001 Freightliner FL-70 bus, 3 wheel chairs, 63K;1995 IHC 3600 bus, diesel1 TONS/CARS/PUS/VANS: 2007 Ford F550 4WD dump,diesel, plow, 29K; 2007 Ford F550 4WD dump, diesel, FisherV plow, 9' Stahl dump; (2) 1999 Ford F550 4WD stake bodyw/hoist, diesel, auto., 69K-100K; 2009 Ford F450 4WD dump,w/plow, gas, 26K; 2008 Ford F450 4WD dump w/plow, diesel,AC, PL, PW cruise, 34K; 2004 Ford F450 4WD dump, V10,auto., Fisher plow, 23K; 2004 Ford F450 4WD utility, diesel,A/C; 2011 Ford F350HD 4WD pickup, reg. cab, PL, PW, AC,cruise, tow package, Fisher plow, less than 30K; 2008 FordF350 4WD stake body w/hoist, 22K; 2006 Ford F350 4WDpickup, plow, PL, PW, AC, 35K; 2004 Chev. K3500 stake body,43K; 2003 Ford F350 crew cab dump, auto., V10, 112K; 2003Ford F350 w/12' enclosed body, lift gate, diesel; 2003 FordF350 4WD pickup, Fisher EZ plow; 2002 Chev. 3500 4WDdump, gas, plow, 80K; 2002 Ford F350 XL 4WD utility, A/C,auto., 60K; 2002 Chev. 3500 stake body, 32K; 2001 Dodge3500 dump; * (2) 2000 Chev. 3500 crew cab pickups; 2010Ford F250 4WD ext. cab pickup, AC, cruise, CD, 19K, likenew!; 2008 Ford F250 XLT 4WD ext. cab pickup, Fisher plow,gas, 43K, very good condition; 2008 Ford F250HD XLT 4WDpickup w/plow, 40K; 2007 Chev. 2500 4WD pickup, plow;

2006 Ford F250HD XLT 4WD pickup, plow, 88K; 2005 Chev.2500HD 4WD ext. cab pickup, AC, PL, PW, cruise, towpackage, 56K; 2005 Chev. 2500 ext. cab pickup, AC, towpackage, 73K; 2004 Ford F250 4WD ext. cab pickup, plow,66K; 2003 Chev. 2500 4WD pickup; 2003 Dodge 2500 4WDSuper cab pickup; 2003 Ford F250 4WD pickup, plow, Tommygate, 62K; 2002 Chev. 2500 4WD utility, AC, 75K; 2002 Dodge2500 pickup, 59K; 2001 Dodge 2500 4WD pickup, lift gate,64K; 2001 Chev. 2500 pickup; 2001 Dodge 2500 4WD pickup,plow, 42K; 2001 Dodge 2500 4WD pickup, plow; 1999 Dodge2500 4WD utility, plow, 69K; 2008 Ford F150 XL 4WD ext. cabpickup, PL, PW, AC, cruise, 30K; 2008 Ford F150 4WD pickup,70K; (4) 2008 Ford F150 pickups, A/C, 47K-67K; 2007 FordF150 4WD pickup, AC, 64K; 2007 Chev. 1500 Silveradopickup, 58K; 2007 Ford F150 pickup, 50K; 2002 Chev. 1500pickup; 2001 Chev. K1500 pickup; 1999 Ford F150 4WDpickup; 2000 Ford Ranger; 1999 Chev. S-10 pickup; 2006Ford F250 cargo van, A/C, cabinets; 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid4WD, PL, PW, AC, cruise, 83K; 2006 Jeep Cherokee 4WD,A/C, PW, auto., 88K; 2004 Ford Escape 4WD, 53K; 2001 Chev.Trailblazer, 4WD, 76K; 1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 4WD; 1996Jeep Cherokee 4WD, 78K; 2007 Ford Crown Victoria, 91K;2006 Chev. Impala, AC, PL, PW, cruise, 52K; 2004 Chev.Malibu; 2002 Ford Taurus wagon, AC, PL, PW, 56K; 2001 FordTaurus; 2000 Ford Crown Vic, 85K; 1999 Ford Taurus wagon;D.A.R.E robot car w/R.C. transport cart & cover;TRACTORS, MOWERS, LANDSCAPE: NH TL-70 4WD tractorw/cab; Ford 6610 MFWD tractor, OROPS, equipped w/midmount Tiger 6' flail and 60" rotary boom; 1995 NH dieseltractor, w/mid mount flails; Ford 545D tractor; Ford 8N tractor;John Deere 4600 4WD tractor, loader, forks, backhoe, 1200hrs.; John Deere 4200 4WD compact tractor, cab; JD 10504WD tractor w/loader and backhoe, diesel; (2) NH 4835 2WDtractors; Ford 3910 tractor, diesel; 2004 JD 6x4 Gator w/cab;JD 6x4 Gator, hyd. dump; 2009 Jacobsen HR9016 batwingmower, 4WD, Kubota diesel engine, 442 hours, Like new!;2002 Jacobsen HR9016 batwing mower, 4WD, 530 hrs.; (2)Jacobsen HR15 mower, Perkins diesel; 2003 Jacobsen 4WDmower, diesel, 1500 hrs.; 2010 Ferris Zero Turn mower, 61"cut, 470 hrs.; 2010 X Mark Zero turn mower, 60", 432 hrs.; (3)2009 X Mark Laser Z 60" zero turn mowers, Kohler 23 hp.,585-775 hours; 2009 JD Z810A zero turn mower, 48" cut, 97hrs.; 2009 Ferris IS3100 zero turn mower, 72" cut; 2008 JDZ850 zero turn mower, 72" cut w/bagger; (2) 2008 JD Z830zero turn mower, 60" cut; Ferris IS zero turn mower, 44" cut,150 hrs.; Ferris IS2000Z zero turn mower, 61" cut, 425 hrs.;2007 Ferris IS3100Z zero turn mower, 72" cut; 2005 DixieChopper XT3200 zero turn, 72" cut, 1600 hrs., many newparts; Husqvarna zero turn, 72" cut, 200 hrs.; Ferris zero turnmower 61" cut; 1997 X Mark Turf Ranger, 60" cut; 2007Hustler zero turn mower; JD X300 lawn tractor, 54" cut, 1,000hrs.; JD GX335 mower, 48" cut; 2003 Scag walk behindmower; (2) walk behind mowers; Misc. push mowers; 2009Land Pride 10' folding bat wing mower; (2) Bush Hog rotarymowers; King Cutter 6' finish mower; Vicon LM2400 mower;(3) Giant Leaf vacs; Smithco leaf sweeper; NH 615 discmower; Ford stone rake; Ford 5' rotary mower; Graco stripper

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PARTIAL LISTING: EXCAVATORS: CRAWLER TRACTORS & LOADERS: Case 450, s/n 3062575; 1987 Dresser TD8, s/n 2017000; 1964 Cat 955H, s/n 60A8970; RUBBER TIRED LOADERS: 2003 Komatsu WA500-3LK, s/n A72025;1998 Komatsu WA500-3L, s/n A70394; 2003 Volvo L90E, s/n L90EV66119; 1998 Kawasaki 90ZIV-2, s/n 90C35538; 1997 Kawasaki 90Z IV, s/n 90C35349; Komatsu WA600-1L, s/n A10152; 1988 Komatsu WA400-1, s/n 10267; 1961 Cat 944A,s/n 43A420; TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES: 1998 John Deere 410E, s/n 844184; 1997 John Deere 410E, s/n 827875; SKID STEERS: 1998 Gehl 5635DXT, s/n 14355; 1999 Daewoo, s/n DSL801-AB-00130; 1995 Case 1845C, s/n JAF0169664;1991 Bobcat 843, s/n 503750643; 1990 Bobcat 642B, s/n 504029264; 1985 Case 1855, s/n 9841408; SKID STEER ATTACHMENTS: Cat 66" 4 In 1 BOCE Bkt; CRUSHING & SCREENING PLANTS & EQUIPMENT: Extec 5000 T/A PortableScreener/Shredder, s/n 5121; LARGE GENSETS: 1997 Cat SR4 Genset Mtd In A 20' Steel Container, s/n 9AB05813; Cat SR4 675 KW Generator, s/n 2WJ00067; Cat SR4 Generator w/3406 Cat Pwr, s/n 8LF01904; Cat SR4 Generator, Mtd In45' T/A Dry Van Trailer, s/n 6FA603783; Cat Generator w/3508 Cat Pwr, s/n 3FN00938; Cat SR4 135 KW Generator, s/n 83Z10414; 1993 Cat Generator w/3412 Cat Pwr, s/n 6FA09069; Cat 250 KW Generator, s/n 6JA02841; Cummins Generator,s/n M-C-90044-3/27-1; 1989 Cat 175 KW Generator, s/n 6JA02U99; Sullair S50 Generator, s/n 098-G0898; 1995 Ingersoll Rand Generator, s/n 254854; Sullair Generator, s/n 098G0702AHJ; Olympian Generator; 1979 Marathon Generatorw/Detroit V-12-D149 Pwr, s/n JH-95999; 1987 Onan Generator w/4BT39 Pwr, s/n L880192185; ROAD MILLERS & PROFILERS: Raygo Barcomill 100 Profiler, s/n U010930801; Galion RP30 Profiler, s/n C1060; 1983 Barber Green RX-40Asphalt Profiler, s/n RX401155; PAVING EQUIPMENT & ROAD WIDENERS: 2002 Blaw Knox PF3200 Paver, s/n 32003077; 2002 Blaw Knox PF3200 Paver, s/n 32003094; Blaw Knox PF2181 Paver, s/n 21813201; 1995 Blaw Knox PF180H,s/n 18003-22; Blaw Knox PF115, s/n 0967-019; 1996 Barber Green 210B Paver, s/n 9XJ03210; 1991 Barber Greene BF220B Paver, s/n 337; Leeboy L8500T Paver, /n 669; Ingersoll Rand 910T Paver, s/n 123171; 1980 Blaw Knox PF120 Paver,s/n 0818011; 1980 Blaw Knox PF115 Paver, s/n 0804015; Blaw Know RW195, s/n 19501-08; Blaw Know RW195, s/n 0310-032; 1982 Blaw Knox RW100 Road Widener, s/n 0956004; 1962 Blaw Knox RW95 Road Widener, s/n 107001; Apsco 85-52 Road Widener, s/n 179; 2000 Concord CRE166, Trailer Mtd Seal Unit, Vin #1C9K16639YP040357; ROUGH TERRAIN & TELESCOPIC FORKLIFTS: TELESCOPIC BOOM LIFTS & SCISSORLIFTS: 1998 Genie S60 Boom Lift, s/n2661; Boom Lift w/Rotating Basket; Marklift, s/n XXX501; Calavar Condor Manlift; MOTOR GRADERS: 1994 Champion 720A Grader, s/n X024288X; 1985 Galion A550, s/n 1H10402; 1978 Galion T500C Grader, s/n 08310; Galion 503L

Grader, s/n 107; 1955 Galion 503 Grader, s/n 1977; COMPACTORS & ROLLERS: 2002 Ingersoll Rand DD110HF Tandem Vib Smooth Drum Roller, s/n 170288; 1997 Ingersoll Rand DD130 Tandem Vib Smooth Drum Roller, s/n 148809; 1999 Hypac C766C Tandem Vib SmoothDrum Roller, s/n 109C20902810; 1978 Bomag BW210DH Smooth Drum Compactor, s/n 84296; Bomag BW141AD-2 Tandem Vib Smooth Drum Roller, s/n 101490030172; 1989 Bomag BW130AD Tandem Vib Smooth Drum Roller, s/n 101650000646; Hypac C766B, s/n B209C2008S;1997 47" DD24 Roller, s/n 148610; 1988 Dresser 66" Roller, s/n V320001-U470208; Ingram 3 Wheel Roller; 1991 Hamm GRW18 8 Wheel Roller, s/n 1433213; 1987 Hamm GRW15 8 Wheel Roller, s/n 1429820; 1986 Ferguson Hamm GRW18 8 Wheel Roller, s/n 1429805; RaygoRebel Tandem Roller, s/n 13B0369G; Raygo Rebel Tandem Roller, s/n 13C0465G; Galion S812 Tandem Roller, s/n GD60847; Beuthling B100 Tandem Roller, s/n 11308; 1982 Hyster C330A Tandem Roller, s/n A158C2176H; 1982 Hyster C350B Tandem Roller, s/n B89CB427V; 1982Hyster C350C Tandem Roller, s/n C89C5533H; RIDGID FRAME & ARTICULATED END DUMPS: 1986 Cat 769C, s/n 01X03490, Certified Rebuild s/n 1X75399 (1997); CRANES: 1973 Pettibone 30 Rough Terrain Crane, s/n 371A4471; 1974 Drott 85RM2 Carry Deck Crane, s/n709; BUCKETS & ATTACHMENTS: TRUCK TRACTORS: 1994 Mack CH613 T/A Tractor, Vin #1M2AA13Y9RW036381; 1999 Kenworth W900L T/A Tractor, Vin #1XKWD69X7XR798542; 1985 Int'l 9670 T/A Tractor, Vin #1HSRDJWR3FHB18281; WATER & TANK TRUCKS:1987 Mack DM685S, Vin #1M2B120C2HA059886; 2000 Chevy C7500 16' Flatbed w/Water Tank, Vin #1GBL7H1D6YJ516737; 1992 Int'l 4900, Vin #1HTSDNSN6NH433577; 1990 Int'l 4900, Vin #1HTSDTVR8LH210957; 1992 GMC Topkick S/A Water Truck, Vin#1GDM7H1J2NJ523150; 1984 Ford 8000 S/A Water Truck, Vin #1FDXD80U1EVA23393; MULTI AXLE & S/A DUMPS: 1995 Kenworth T450 5 Axle Dump, Vin #1NKNX9TX7SJ674642; 1995 Ford L9000 5 Axle Dump, Vin #1FDZA99V6TVA06352; 1988 Kenworth T600 QuadAxle Dump, Vin #1XKAD59X8JS507762; 1988 Mack RW613 Tri-Axle Dump, Vin #31M2AY04Y0JM004133; 1995 Ford L9000 Tri-Axle Dump, Vin #1FDYY90LXHVA53986; 1987 Int'l F2674 Tri-Axle Dump, Vin #1HTZVGCT8HH510135; 1995 Ford L9000 T/A Dump, Vin#1FDZU90L5SVA67060; 1995 Ford L9000 T/A Dump, Vin #1FDZU90L0SVA67063; 1997 Ford F800 S/A Dump, Vin #1FDXF80E3WA40490; 1994 Ford F350 S/A Dump, Vin #1FDKF38K4RNA16454; DISTRIBUTOR TRUCKS: 1991 Int'l 4900, S/A, Etnyre BT-HL Tank, Vin#1HTSDZ4N5MH321873; 1984 Ford 8000, T/A, Etnyre BT-HL Tank, Vin #1FDYH80U4EVA22666; 1986 Ford 8000, S/A, Etnyre BT-HL Tank, Vin #1FDYD80U0GVA00176; 1971 Diamond Reo 6-9042D, S/A, Etnyre BT- HL Tank, Vin #DRG42HC588471; REAR DISCHARGE MIXERTRUCKS: 1997 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90PXVVA27970; 1994 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L8RVA52255; 1994 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L0RVA41802; 1994 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L1RVA22059; 1993 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L2PVA02559; 1993 Ford LT9000,Vin #1FDZU90L2PVA27557l; 1993 Ford L9000, Vin #1FDZU90L9PVA30147; 1993 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L8PVA29586; 1993 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L2PVA30149; 1993 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90LXPVA03071; 1993 Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L0PVA29582; 1993Ford LT9000, Vin #1FDZU90L9PVA29967; 1993 Ford L9000, Vin #1FDZU90L0PVA30151; 1993 Ford L9000, Vin #1FDZU90L9PVA29399; FRONT DISCHARGE MIXER TRUCKS: 1999 Oshkosh S2146, Vin #10TFAAC21XS066061; 1999 Oshkosh S2146, Vin#10TFAAC27XS066064; 1999 Oshkosh S2146, Vin #10TFAAC29XS066065; BUCKET & BOOM TRUCKS: UTILITY, FLATBED & VAN BODY TRUCKS: 2000 Chevy 3500 S/A Flatbed, Vin #1GBJC34R8YF459361; 1994 Chevy Kodiak, Vin #1GBG6H1PXRJ104658; 1984 Ford8000 S/A Beverage Truck, Vin #1FDXR80U3EVA48233; SWEEPER & VAC TRUCKS: 1991 Elgin Whirlwind, Vin #1E9EAAA77ME105115; SERVICE, FUEL & LUBE TRUCKS: 1997 GMC C3500 Service Truck, Vin #1GDKC34F7VJ511069; MECHANICS & WELDERSTRUCKS: 2005 GMC 3500, Vin #1GDJC34UX5E274015; 2005 GMC 3500, Vin #1GDJC34UX5E271681; 2004 GMC 5500, Vin #1GDE5C1294F513884; 2004 Chevy 3500, Vin #1GBJC34U44E338315; 2003 Ford F550, Vin #1FDAF56P33ED59639; 1998 GMC HD3500, Vin#1GDKC34FXWJ511536; 1996 Chevy, Vin #1GBK7H1J9TJ106184; TRAILERS: 2003 Trailstar Dump Trailer, Vin #1T9DA35B131066849; 1993 Trail-Eze DHT7048 T/A Recovery Trailer, Vin #1DA72C7NXPC010734; Recovery Trailer, T/A; 1995 Dump Rite DR22 T/A End DumpTrailer, Vin #1D9DS2220SF266943; 1995 HaulRite Frameless Dump Trailer, Vin #1D9DS2220SF266041; 1970 Schwartz Lowboy Trailer, Vin #LBT1033; 1990 Trail King TK6U1290 T/A Equipment Trailer, Vin #1TKU01220LM036704; 1998 Hudson HTD18D Utility Trailer, Vin#10HHTD1D7W1000475; 1989 Fruehauf HAB-F2-J-1000, Vin #1H4B04125KL007512; 2005 Homemade T/A Roller Trailer; 2000 Homemade T/A Skid Steer Trailer; 1977 Homemade S/A Roller Trailer; T/A Equipment Trailer; T/A Equipment Trailer; S/A Equipment Trailer; FLEETVEHICLES: 2008 Ford F150; 2007 GMC 2500HD; 2007 Acura RDX; 2006 Jeep Liberty; 2005 Chevy 2500HD; 2004 GMC Sierra; 2004 GMC 1500; 2004 Chevy Silverado; 2004 Ford F250; 2004 Ford F250; 2004 Ford Taurus; 2004 Dodge 1500; 2003 Ford F250; 2003 FordF250; 2003 Chevy 1500; 2003 Chevy 1500; 2002 Chevy 2500; 2002 Chevy 2500HD; 2002 Ford F250; 2000 Ford F250; 2002 Ford F250; 2002 Ford F150; 2002 Ford F150; 2000 Chevy 2500; 2000 Chevy 1500; 1999 Chevy 2500; 1999 Chevy 2500; 1999 Chevy 2500; 1997 Chevy1500; 1995 Chevy 1500; MESSAGE & ARROW BOARDS: SWEEPER & BROOM TRACTORS: 1998 New Holland 3010, s/n 701990M; 1998 New Holland 3010, s/n 701989M; 1995 Massey Ferguson 240, s/n G57736; John Deere 301A; 2005 Johnston VT650, s/n 533087; FORK-LIFTS: Yale FG15, s/n G6X120; COMPRESSORS, PUMPS, WELDERS & LIGHT TOWERS: 1999 Ingersoll Rand P185 S/A Portable Air Compressor, s/n 298465U6U221; Gorman Rupp Pumps; Lincoln SA-200 Welder; Miller Trailblazer 44G Welder, s/n HH072699; Miller 200Amp Welder, Mtd On S/A Trailer, s/n 71-596212; EQUIPMENT & TRUCK PARTS & COMPONENTS: National 600C Crane Boom & Body, 34K Lb Cap, Hook Block, Jib, 4 Section Boom, 5 Hyd Stabilizers, Man Basket, 8'x20' Flatbed, s/n 31951; Alfab 18' Steel Dump Body w/66"Sides; (2) Truck Axles; Trailer Plate; Muffler; (4) Steerable Axles w/255/70R22.5 Tires & Rims; SUPPORT EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: AND MORE!

QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED

2 DAYS - 1000'S OF LOTS - 2 DAYSMAJOR PUBLIC EQUIPMENT AUCTION with equipment from

THE ESTATE OF NORMAN P. MARSOCCI (Former Owner Of Raven Construction, Inc.) & BURGOS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. &

AREA CONTRACTORS & EQUIPMENT DEALERSThis Auction Features One of the Largest, Cleanest One Owner Estate Sale of Heavy Equipment & Trucks Ever Offered

275 ROUTE 32, NORTH FRANKLIN, CT 06254

DAY 1 • FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 9:00 AMCONSTRUCTION, EARTHMOVING & PAVING EQUIPMENT, TRUCKS & TRAILERS

DAY 2 • SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 9:00 AM CONTRACTOR SUPPORT, AG, LANDSCAPE & MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT

TERMS: Complete payment or a minimum requirement of 20% deposit day of sale in Cash, Certified Check or Guaranteed Funds. Balance due within 4 days.Ohio Lic # 2002000176, Ohio Firm #2002000177

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Salt Lake City, UT (801) 355-4500

Wharton, NJ (973) 659-3330

Milford, NH (603) 672-4100

Columbus, OH (614) 444-4300

Providence, RI (401) 455-0200

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RACINE, WI — New Hol-land Construction is cele-brating 40 years of manu-facturing skid steer loaders— compact, fast movingand versatile machinesfound on almost every con-struction, landscaping andagriculture project. Thecompany’s leadership inthe skid steer loader cate-gory began in 1972 withthe introduction of the L35— the industry’s first verti-cal lift skid steer loaderequipped with the patentedSuper Boom® lift linkage.

Today, New Hollandskid steer loaders aresold in 120 countriesaround the worldthrough New HollandConstruction and NewHolland Agriculturedealer channels.

“New Holland Con-struction is proud of itsrich history of product in-novation and commit-ment to quality. For 40years, equipment opera-tors have trusted NewHolland Constructionskid steer loaders to earna living and tackle a vari-ety of construction, land-scaping and agricultureapplications,” said DaveDecember, director ofglobal marketing commu-nications, CNH Construc-tion Equipment. “And for40 years, New HollandConstruction has beencommitted to meeting theunique needs of contrac-tors and other construc-

tion equipment users, in-cluding tens of thou-sands of owner-operatorswho got their start in thebusiness with a New Hol-land Construction skidsteer loader.”

Since the introductionof the L35, New HollandConstruction has pro-duced more than 200,000skid steer loaders for cus-tomers in the construc-tion, landscaping andagricultural markets.

The company’s largestselling skid steer loadermodel in the world isthe New Holland L218Super Boom. Rated at57 hp, the L218 has anoperating weight of5,850-pounds and abucket breakout force of5,435-pounds.

A special 40th anniver-sary logo has been creat-ed to commemorate thisindustry milestone. Thelogo will be prominentlydisplayed at industryevents at which New Hol-land Construction is par-ticipating this year, in-cluding INTERMAT 2012,April 16-21 at the ParisNord Villepinte ExhibitionCentre in Paris (visit NewHolland Construction atstand 5a G 144, 5a J144); M&T Expo 2012,May 29 - June 2 at theCentro de ExposiçõesImigrantes in Sao Paulo(visit New Holland Con-struction at internal

pavilion stand No. 2, CStreet) and GIE+EXPO2012, Oct. 25-27 at theKentucky ExpositionCenter in Louisville, KY.(visit New Holland Con-struction at Booth 1054).

Super Boom legacycontinues

“The first New Hollandskid steer loader literallyforced the entire con-struction industry to tryto match our Super Boom

design,” December said.The Super Boom designdelivers superior lift andreach, allowing New Hol-land skid steer loaders toload material to the cen-ter of trucks faster andmore efficiently thancompetitive models.

While the Super Boomdesign has undergone anumber of important in-novations since 1972,from the original L35 skid

steer loader, to the LX Se-ries, LS Series, B Series,L Series and the new 200Series, New Holland Su-per Boom skid steer load-ers have remained in aclass of their own. In2005, the first New Hol-land Construction com-pact track loaders featur-ing the Super Boom de-sign were introduced asan alternative to skidsteer loaders to work intough conditions and ter-

rain like soft or muddyground or slopes.

“With a well earned rep-utation for having morelift capacity and out-standing stability, NewHolland Super Boom skidsteer loaders can movebigger loads, resulting inincreased productivityand an improved bottomline,” December said.

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONComplete Liquidation

Thurs., June 7, 2012 - 9:00AMCochranton, PA

(Erie/Meadville Area)

Call (800) 233-6898 or Email [email protected] 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: `05 CAT 322CL Long Stick,

s/n HEK00900 • `99 KOMATSU PC200LC-6, s/n 103900

Rubber Tired Loaders and CrawlerTractors: `03 KOMATSU WA450-5L, s/n

A36164 • `97 KOMATSU D65EX-12, s/n 61847 •`97 KOMATSU D41E-6, s/n B20511

Backhoe and Skid Steer: `02 CAT 430D 4x4

Extend-A-Hoe, s/n BNK02710 • `07 CAT 248B, s/nSCL01868 • `07 CAT PC206, 24" Cold Planer• SWEEPSTER 72" Hopper Broom

Asphalt Paver, Rollers, and Melter/Applicator: `03 BLAW KNOX PF3200, s/n 320033-04,

Ultimat 10'-20' • 05` HAMM HD090V, s/n H1531426, 66" smooth • `04 IR DD24, s/n 174724, 49" smooth

• `05 CRAFCO SS250D Melter/Applicator, Isuzu dsl, 250 gal

PLUS MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST: Motor Grader • (8) Int'l Tri-Axle Dump

Trucks • Truck Tractors and Lowboy • Dump Trailers • Mixer Trucks • Tank Trailer • Asphalt DistributorTruck • Roll Back Truck • Contractors and Shop Tools

Real Estate (To Be Sold Absolute): (29+/-) Acres With H&B 5,000# Asphalt Batch Plant • CompleteSand and Gravel Plant • Concrete Plant • CARDINAL 135 Ton Truck Scale • 60,000-70,000 TonProcessed Sand • Tank Farm

Plants and Real Estate Will Be Offered Individually & As An Entirety-Contact Auction Co. ForDetails!

New Holland Construction celebrates 40 years of skid steerloader leadership

New Holland Construction has created a special logo tocommemorate the 40th anniversary of the industry'sfirst vertical lift skid steer loader equipped with thepatented Super Boom lift linkage. The logo will beprominently displayed at industry events at which NewHolland Construction is participating this year.

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Unmatched stability

The original L35 skid steer loader ex-hibited the same stability and low cen-ter of gravity as the 200 Series skidsteer loaders introduced by New Hol-land Construction in 2011.

“New Holland introduced the longwheelbase concept to skid steers load-ers, and the new 200 Series machinescontinue that tradition with the longestwheelbase in the industry,” Decembersaid. “When combined with a low centerof gravity, the result is a smooth andstable ride.”

Superior cab comfort and visibility

New Holland Construction 200 Se-ries skid steer loaders feature thewidest, most comfortable cab in the in-dustry, providing more head and footroom, and offering superior visibility in

critical zones.

“The 200 Series skid steer loaders in-clude a number of operator comforts —like a heated and air conditioned caband a keyless start — and productivityfeatures like hydraulic couplers, GlideRide and high flow hydraulics — thatoperators 40 years ago couldn’t possiblyimagine,” December said.

Attachments increase versatility

New Holland offers more than 50 skidsteer loader attachments — includingaugers, brooms, dozer blades, grapples,hammers, pallet forks and rakes — tohandle countless applications. Opera-tors can count on New Holland attach-ments to boost their productivity. Forcustomers who frequently change at-tachments, the new skid steer loadersfeature a hydraulic heavy duty coupler.

“As we celebrate this significant mile-stone, we also recognize the many greatcontributions New Holland Construc-tion employees have made over the last40 years to produce our legendary skidsteer loaders and help make this com-pany a global leader,” December said.

In North America, New Holland Con-struction sells and services compactproducts and associated attachments— including the successful skid steerloaders, compact track loaders, tractorloaders, loader backhoes, compactwheel loaders and compact excavators

— to customers in the landscaping, util-ity, residential construction and agri-culture industries, among others. NewHolland Construction is supported by anetwork of more than 300 dealerbranches, manufacturing plants and re-search and development centers inNorth America.

To learn more about New Holland 200Series skid steer loaders, visitwww.newholland.com/200series. For aNew Holland skid steer loader productdemonstration, see your local New Hol-land dealer.

Day 1 — Construction Equipment & Trucks

Saturday, August 13 @ 10AMON-SITE SALE: 3600 Deepwater Terminal Rd.Richmond, VA 23234

FEATURING: The Commonwealth of VA,- Also Selling for Sunbelt Rentals,C.W. Wright Construction Company, Dominion Virginia Power & the City ofRichmond!

INCLUDING: Excavators, Crawler Loaders, Crawler Dozers, Motor Graders &Scrapers, Wheel Loaders, Backhoe Loaders, Skid Steer Loaders, Trenchers,Utility Tractors, Road Tractors, Bucket Trucks, Knuckleboom Trucks, DumpTrucks. Box Trucks, Rollback Trucks, Cab & Chassis Trucks, Stakebody/FlatbedTrucks, Specialty Trucks, Vans, Service & Mechanics Trucks, Pickup Trucks,Lowboy Trailers, Tag Equipment Trailers & More!

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Wed., June 6, 2012 - 9:00AMWattsburg, Pennsylvania (Erie Area)

Rubber Tired Loaders and End Dump: `92 CAT 980F, s/n 8CJ01366• `87 CAT 980C, s/n 63X07824 • `89 CAT 980C, s/n 63X09034 •TEREX 70C, s/n C6163 • `81 CAT 769C, s/n 01X02319

Complete Crushing and Screening Facility Consisting of: PORTECKOLBERG 5044-32T Portable Sand Classifier, s/n 560-5044-32-94T• Crushers • Screens • Radial Stackers • Overland and Product Conveyors• Feeders and Sand Screw • Generator • Pumps • Hopper • Spare Partsand Accessories • Plus Much More!

PLUS: Hydraulic Truck Crane • Forklift • Skid Steer Loader • Trailers• Truck and Machine Parts • Shop and Contractors Equipment and Tools

Call (800) 233-6898or Email [email protected]

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. A physical inspection is suggested.

Travis Shaw was the lucky winner of the door prize at the Hard Hat Expo in Syracuse, NY.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — The new Terex®CR652RX remix anti-segregation systemmainline paver features the largest rub-ber drive tire in the industry to enhancetractive effort, allowing for paving widthsreaching 30-feet. Many of the same ex-clusive features pioneered by the rubbertrack Terex CR662RM RoadMixpaver/MTV are now found on the new

10-foot CR652RX rubber tire paver.With outboard drive spreading augersand a new generation remix anti-segre-gation system, the CR652RX enhancespaving quality and efficiency by prevent-ing material and thermal segregation.

The new spreading auger design usestwo outboard drive motors mounted to

the tractor’s rear bulkhead. Two, 5-footlong spread auger sections efficiently de-liver material to the left and right handsections of the screed. Each screw augerfeatures its own speed control, allowingoperators to independently adjust mate-rial flow to either side of the screed. Theauger sections back up to each other,leaving no separation in the center. Thisnew drive and screw auger arrangementreduces centerline segregation and elim-inates the need for reversing augers andthe center gearbox drive found on com-petitive mainline pavers.

The CR652RX rubber tire paver in-cludes the new generation remix anti-segregation system design, which virtu-ally eliminates material and thermalsegregation at the last stage of thepaving process. Two sets of two counterrotating augers with interleafing flightsuniformly draw down material from allareas of the hopper and aggressively re-blend the asphalt to produce a more ho-mogeneous mix. The entire length of theauger shafts is lined to reduce wear.

Positioned at or below hopper winglevel, the augers feature a constant12-inch diameter, so material ispulled from directly above the fulllength of the shafts. A new, largervariable pitch design — 10-inches atthe front of the hopper to 12-inchesjust before the feed tunnel — quicklychannels material from the hopper tothe spreading augers, increasingtruck exchange efficiency. The augers’sloped design results in a larger open-ing at the end of the feed tunnel, elim-inating material buildup.

Upon exiting the hopper, asphalt en-ters the feed tunnel’s approximately 8-foot long mixing zone under the enginecompartment. Here, 100 percent of theuniformly drawn down material ismixed in a figure eight pattern by thepugmill style mixers as it is channeledto the spreading augers. TheCR652RX’s Remix System featuresmore than a 900-TPH capacity.

The new Terex CR652RX remix anti-segregation system paver boasts the

same system features of previous de-signs that have made these machinesthe pavers of choice for mainline paving.The exclusive three point suspensionsystem essentially “floats” the paverover pre-existing irregularities, main-taining a consistent feed height at thescreed for a smoother mat. Raising andlowering of the paver’s rear frame by thepatented frame raise system assists intruck loading and unloading and allowsoperators to fine-tune the head of mate-rial at the spreading augers, reducingsome forms of segregation.

Standard receiving hopper capacity ofthe CR652RX paver is 16.7 tons. Whenequipped with the available hopper in-sert that channels asphalt directly intothe hopper’s reblending augers, hoppercapacity increases to 27 tons. Unlikeother insert designs, Terex hopper in-serts are shaped so there are no “deadspots” where asphalt can gather andcool to create thermal segregation.

The new CR652RX remix anti-segre-gation system paver is powered by a260 hp Cummins QSB6.7 diesel engine.Contractors can choose from three dif-ferent screed models — the electric ordiesel Fastach® 10, electric Ver-saScreed and the electric or dieselStretch 20®. Depending on screedmodel, the CR652RX paver deliversmainline paving widths reaching 30-feetat depths up to 12-inches.

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Tuesday, May 1• Weekly Construction Equip-ment Auction. Every Tuesday.Online Bidding Only! See Website for details. Also monthly auc-tions for surplus trucks and pick-ups from Commonwealth of PAand dump trucks & equip. fromOH DOT. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511

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• State of Ohio DOT Surplus Air-craft. AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511

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www.asset-auctions.com/rock• Tools, Road Signs, Forklifts,Brass Shell Casings, Surplus.AssetAuctions, 800-303-6511

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• 10:00 AM: University Dr, Tor-rington, CT. Estate Auction. Ford2810 tractor w/loader, Hay & 3ph equip., Farmie winch, storagetrailers. Jacquier Auctions, 413-569-6421

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• 651 W. Southport Rd., Kissim-mee, FL. Yoder & Frey Auction-eers, Inc., 419-865-3990

Saturday, May 19• 10:00 AM: Langdonhurst Farm,1601 Rt. 7A, Copake, NY. Build-ings, Dairy, Cattle & MilkingEquipment, Case/IH 5240 &Ford 7700, (2) Mack Trucks &Dump Trailer, Hay & ManureEquipment. Jacquier Auctions,413-569-6421

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• 10:00 AM: Middlefield, MA. Es-tate Auction. Case 580 backhoe,Ford & AC tractors, hay equip &tools, horse equip, furniture &antiques. Jacquier Auctions,413-569-6421

www.jacquierauctions.comThursday, May 31

• 423 Ashwood Rd., Darlington,PA. Yoder & Frey Auctioneers,Inc., 419-865-3990

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month’s “Hey Fred” aboutoverhead, I understandhow important it is to ap-ply overhead against ajob to see a job’s trueprofit… but I don’t evenknow where to start. Howdo I go about it?

- Roger

Hey Roge r-I’ll be honest with you

— overhead allocation iscomplicated, and the realanswer to your questionis way beyond the scopeof this column. For amore detailed explana-tion, I recommend work-ing with your CPA to findthe most appropriatemethod of overhead allo-

cation for your company.Companies can use manydifferent methods to allo-cate overhead. For exam-ple, you can allocate us-ing job revenue, laborhours or costs, materialcosts, subcontract costs,

equipment costs, or acombination thereof.

Let’s use an over sim-plified example. Assumethat you’re a labor inten-sive contractor and you’reworking on three jobs onwhich you’ve spent$80,000 in indirect ex-penses that you want toallocate as overhead toyour jobs. The success ofyour jobs depends onhow productive yourworkers are, so it makessense to use labor in de-termining a formula forallocating overhead.

In this case, it doesn’tmatter how big the jobswere — but it does matterhow productive they werebecause your company

depends on efficient laborto make a profit. Over-head exists to supportyour workers on the jobsand the more labor youuse, the more overhead isabsorbed. This methodgives you a more realisticview of your profitability.

As I said, working withyour CPA to determinethe best method for yourbusiness is best.Whichever method youchoose, there are manyconstruction specific ac-counting systems canhelp contractors to trackoverhead costs, calculatea ratio against actual ex-penses and report this ina way that’s understand-able and accurate. Run-

ning these reports regu-larly will give contractorsa more accurate under-standing of all costs andgive a clearer picture ofthe bottom line.

Good luck!- Fred

Call for Questions:Thank you for reading“Hey Fred!” CEO/chair-man of Foundation Soft-ware, Fred Ode is here toanswer any question youmight have. Plus, he lovesgetting emails, so send aquestion to [email protected], andhe’ll get you an answer.Your question may evenmake the Hard Hat Newswebsite. Thanks!

Hey FredFred Ode, CEO/Chairman, Foundation Software

Webberville, MI — To help meet therigorous requirements of the New YorkDepartment of Transportation revegeta-tion projects, Applegate Mulch hasgained approval for WOOD-LOK BondedFiber Matrix (BFM). Applegate WOOD-LOK BFM is a premium hydraulicallyapplied erosion control product, whichthrough the years has met diverseAmerican and International erosioncontrol requirements. Now, WOOD-LOKBFM is an accepted soil stabilizer foruse on New York State Department ofTransportation projects.

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LAS VEGAS — Case ConstructionEquipment today launched its CX210Cfull sized excavator at the World of Con-crete 2012 show. The most recent additionto the company’s C Series product line, theCX210C model features increased fuel ef-ficiency, productivity and improved serv-iceability and operator comfort.

The new Case CX210C excavatorachieves 160 net hp using Tier 4 Inter-im certified cooled exhaust gas recircu-lation (CEGR) technology that burnscleaner while delivering superior horse-power. A new narrow undercarriage ver-sion, measuring 8-foot 6-inches wide, isavailable for easier transport.

“The new Case CX210C excavatordelivers both the lower operating costsand higher productivity that contrac-tors expect,” said Tim O’Brien, brandmarketing manager, Case Construc-tion Equipment. He cited 10 percentfuel economy gains, three percent cycletime reductions and seven percent liftcapacity increases among crucial prod-uct improvements.

“An advanced version of the Case In-telligent Hydraulic System technologyreduces total fuel consumption and im-proves performance,” O’Brien said.Boom Economy Control lowers engineRPMs during the boom down and swingoperation, while the Auto EconomyControl lowers RPMs when the joysticksare inactive. Swing Relief Control tech-nology manages the hydraulic power al-lotted at the start of the swing opera-tion, and Spool Stroke Control createsan automatic pressure adjustment dur-

ing digging operations.

“These fuel efficiency gains are espe-cially significant,” O’Brien explained.“While typical CEGR systems lose fuelefficiency, we’ve actually increased fuelefficiency on our Case CX210C excava-tor by 10 percent over the previous BSeries model. While delivering excep-tional fuel efficiency, the Case C Seriesmodels continue to be in the top of theirclass for productivity.”

He continued, “Because excavatorsrun with little change to engine speed,CEGR technology was the best choicefor efficiency and convenience.”

Increased productivity

With three percent faster cycle timesthan previous models, the new CaseCX210C excavator can load moretrucks or trench further during everywork shift. Along with faster cycletimes, the new Case excavators offer op-erators smoother and easier control andmaneuverability.

The CX210C provides seven percentmore lift capacity and boasts a 440-pound increase in operating weight totackle bigger jobs. The excavator has anoperating weight of 47,800-pounds, abucket digging force 34,171-pounds,arm digging force of 24,729-pounds anda maximum dig depth of 21-foot 10-inches. Standard bucket sizes rangefrom .65 to 1.53-cubic-yards.

The new excavator offers three powermodes — SP (speed priority), H (heavyduty) and A (automatic) — to allow op-erators to choose the best mix of powerand fuel efficiency. The throttle settings

also adjust the hydraulic settings forfurther tailoring to specific tasks.

Improved operator comfort, visibility

The Case CX210C excavator gives op-erators a more spacious, comfortableand quiet cab, with 19 percent bettervisibility from the operator’s seat (in-cluding a new roof skylight) comparedto previous models. Noise reduction im-provements, including vibration refine-ment on the cab’s reinforced tubularstructures, create an extra quiet cab en-vironment, with automotive like noise

levels as low as 69.9 dBa.

The cab on the new Case excavatorprovides seven percent more overallspace and 25 percent more airflow. Airconditioning performance also has in-creased by eight percent.

New with the C Series is a rearviewcamera that feeds video to a 7-inch LEDmonitor in the cab, enhancing operatorconfidence and jobsite safety duringmachine operation.

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Case CX210C excavator boosts power, fuel economy

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“The monitor in theCase C Series excavatorsis large and clear,”

O’Brien said. The opera-tor can easily switch be-tween rear and optional

side camera views. Plus,they have simultaneousvisibility to key operating

data, including a newfunction which providesfuel consumption per

hour. Operators can usethis information to refinefuel efficiency for theirparticular operation.

Case engineers de-signed the CX210C, likeother C Series excava-tors, with a very low pro-file that enhances visi-bility from the cab whileefficiently accommodat-ing Tier 4 emission sys-tem components.

The CX210C excavatoralso includes a standardair suspension seat andan in-cab auxiliary hy-draulic setting systemwith a new option for 10memory recall settings tomake tool changes quickand easy for operators. ALevel 1 ROPS/FOPS(rollover/falling objectprotection systems) cabstructure provides helpsenhance operator safety.

Ease of maintenance

Extended service inter-vals for the Case C Seriesexcavators help reduceoperating costs, O’Briensaid. They are designedwith 500 hour engine oilchange intervals, 5,000hour hydraulic oil changeintervals and 1,000 hour

greasing intervals withEasy Maintenance Sys-tem bushings. The cab in-cludes new access pointsto easily reach the air fil-ter and fuse box. TheCase CX210C excavatorscored a two percent im-provement over previousmodels on the SAE main-tainability index.

“The new Case C Seriesexcavators efficientlypackage the redesignedengine, cooling and ex-haust systems whilemaintaining excellentserviceability and opera-tor visibility,” O’Briensaid. “The machines fea-ture wide open panels foreasy access to servicepoints and ground levelaccess to grouped lubri-cation points.”

Full range ofattachments

Case offers a range ofattachments for theCX210C and other C Se-ries excavators, includ-ing Case Smart DiggingSystems componentssuch as pin-on buckets,coupler buckets, the

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Case Multi-Fit Coupler and the Smart-Fit™ bucket tooth system.

Case pin-on buckets are designed forheavy duty, high capacity applicationssuch as digging in dense soil, clay, looserock and gravel. The Case Multi-FitCoupler offers complete hydraulic latch-ing, enabling excavator operators toquickly attach and detach buckets andother components without leaving thecab. Designed for the Multi-Fit Coupler,Case coupler buckets feature integratedbucket pins to prevent any loss ofbreakout force that might otherwise oc-cur when using a coupler device.

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