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Volume 39, Number 439, December 2015

NEW YORK STATE

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President Edwin M. McKeon Sr. Publisher Edwin M. McKeon Jr.Editor In Chief Craig Mongeau Sales Manager Kent HogeboomProduction Mgr. John Pinkerton Controller Tom WeinmannCirculation Mgr. Cathy Printz Sales/Admin. Asst. Deby HogeboomSales Rep. Bob Buckley

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& Public Works Expo in October in Syracuse. And thank you for help-

ing make this year’s expo the best-attended one in its 21-year history. We

understand how busy all of you are and taking a few hours out of your

schedule with your crews and spending that time with us at the expo is

something that we’re extremely grateful for. Hopefully the strong

turnout and the high number of exhibitors is an indicator of good things

to come for all of us in this industry. Please see page 48 for coverage of

the Expo.

With this being the December issue it is, in effect, the “holiday” issue.

But you’ll find no Christmas or Hanukkah stories in the pages here; it is,

after all, a publication that focuses on the great work all of you do as

superintendents and commissioners for your departments across New

York State. You could say that you give gifts all year long to your resi-

dents by providing them with clear, safe roads, along with the many

other important quality-of-life services. What I try to do in this column

is at least pay respect and some attention to the season as a whole.

In the past, I’ve written in this column about some of the things we’d

like to get for holidays, like a long-term highway bill, appropriate fund-

ing and so on — kind of the Santa approach to the holidays. But the older

I get and the more things I see, all of us see, like what happened in Paris

in November and what seems to be an ever-flowing stream of tragedies,

the less it feels appropriate to ask and hope for anything except for the

health and well being of our families and friends.

It feels hokey even writing that; it’s like a variation of the “What do

you want for Christmas” question and the answer is “world peace” —

which we never get anyway. I think it feels silly to say or ask that our

families and friends stay safe and well because it should go without say-

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Bill DuBois has been

the Sodus highway super-

intendent since 2000. But

before that, he had an entirely different line of work …

apples.

Bill’s family has been in the apple business since

1935 and their 125-acre apple orchard produces

an average of 70,000 bushels of apples a year.

When he retires at the end of this year, he

plans to return to the family business.

So how did Bill transition from being a fruit

farmer to being a highway man?

To occupy himself during the long winters, Bill started

driving snowplows for the town in 1968. He actually worked

part-time for three different highway superintendents until

filling the job himself.

“I really enjoyed the plowing time. For me it’s a lot

like one of my other favorite pastimes, mowing the

lawn. It’s a great opportunity to unwind and be

alone with my thoughts. However in 1999, many

of the Sodus highway department crewmembers

were not in a happy place. Morale was very low

and they were looking for a change to happen

and had it in their heads that I would be the

man to change it.”

Despite his reluctance, Bill was eventu-

ally convinced to run for the job and in

2000 he began the first of his four-year

terms. His first days were some of

his best, and worst, while on the

job, he said.

“My best day on the job

ever was my first as highway

superintendent. I walked

through the doors, the men

were smiling from ear to ear

and had put up a sign that read

‘Under New Management.’

“My worst day occurred not

much longer after that. The crew

had a member who seemed to be a

walking accident. The board had

had enough and had requested that

the previous superintendent cut him

loose. When I came on the job the

board let me know their opinion

and basically told me that it was on

CraigBrownell(L) takesthe controls ofthe “Craig Built” roadwidener, a hybrid roadmachine fabricated by thetown of Sodus HighwayDepartment, attaching a roadwidening conveyor system to aBlaw-Knox paver. Bill DuBoisstands next to the widener.

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trucks and damaged it. While trying to figure out what to do about the

situation he was assigned garage duty for a few days of shop mainte-

nance. Apparently while backing one of the trucks out of the garage he

backed over and damaged one of our stainless steel sanders. The crew

covered for him and I didn’t find out until several days later. By now, the

board had gotten wind of the situation and wanted to know what I was

going to do. Having no idea what the problem was with this employee,

I suggested to the board that all town highway employees submit to a

DOT physical. The policy was soon implemented and we found out that

he was legally blind. Dealing with that situation was the hardest thing I

have ever had to do.”

Bill tackled the morale issue by befriending the other employees and

improving working conditions.

“Not everyone would agree with this technique, but I make every

effort to be a friend first to our employees. These guys put in a lot of

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financial hardships, and everything else that life deals out. I try to be

understanding of all of that first and foremost.”

According to Bill, when he first started as superintendent, working

conditions were less than satisfactory.

“There was very little insulation in the walls and the cold wind just

howled through the place. The windows were either so dirty that light

couldn’t pass in, or in some cases they had been shingled over. The bath-

room was a closet connected to the furnace room. We’ve really tried to

make this a pleasant atmosphere to work in.”

The fleet also needed updating.

“Our entire fleet was junk. I told our board that we were reporting to

work at 7 a.m., working our equipment for one hour, and then spending

the rest of the day repairing the equipment. In 2002, we bought a new

loader. In 2003, we bought our new motorgrader. Shortly thereafter we

bought a bulldozer with a cab and air conditioning; and today the oldest

from page 9


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With an inch of ice coating on all of the tree limbs, trees were falling

everywhere. With the trees falling, went the power lines. The power lines

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ground, many transformers were actually blowing up.

“The first thing that we had to do was clear the roads of the trees and

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from page 12

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from page 14

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piece of equipment, any one of the surrounding townships is more than

willing to make that item available to me and it works both ways. Just

last week we had nineteen trucks put together for a paving job in the vil-

lage of Sodus. I believe there were trucks there representing every town-

ship in the county.”

Some of the pieces of equipment that are shared countywide were

actually engineered and constructed by town of Sodus employee Craig

Brownell. On several occasions over the years, Craig has taken pieces of

road building and construction equipment and modified them to meet a

very specific need.

One year, the town was able to procure a conveyor system attachment

used for widening roads at an auction. What it did not come with was a

drive train or a source of asphalt. The idea was hatched to mount the

asphalt conveying system to an old Blaw-Knox paver to create a self-

propelled road widener. In the course of 90 days, Craig took an old truck

chassis to mount the two systems together, replaced the old gasoline

engine with a diesel engine, and a new hybrid piece of equipment was

ready to go to work.

After using the road widener successfully on several town of Sodus

projects, it has been made available for use to other Wayne County town-

from page 16

Bill and Nancy DuBois are both looking forward to his retirement.

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ships.

This year, Craig tackled the design and creation of a

motorgrader/paver conversion kit. He fabricated a set of angled wings

that are mounted to the front end of the town’s Galion motorgrader.

Those wings gather up asphalt that’s being poured on the ground in a pile

in front of the grader and push the asphalt beneath the front axles

between the tires to the motorgrader’s blade. That blade has an

adjustable steel sheet bracketed on each end of it that limits how far the

asphalt can spread and dictates the width of the paving job.

Why go to all of this trouble?

Renting a paver is a very expensive proposition and can represent

one-quarter to one-third of the cost of a paving project. Using Craig’s

motorgrader/paver, the town is able to direct 100 percent of the budget-

ed cost to buying asphalt material and pave a lot more road on the same

amount of money.

The rest of Sodus’s inventory is made up of (2) 2011 Work Star 10-

wheelers; (1) 2006 Chevy pickup ¾ ton; (1) 2004 Western Star 10-

wheeler; (1) 2005 Western Star 10-wheeler; (1) 2014 Western Star 10-

wheeler; (2) 2008 International Pay Star 10-wheelers; (1) 2009

International Pay Star 10-wheeler; (1) 2009 International Dura Star 6-

wheeler; (1) 2010 International Pay Star 10-wheeler; (1) 2015

Caterpillar 962M loader; (1) 2006 John Deere tractor – front loader; (1)

2009 John Deere excavator; (1) 2011 Ford one ton; (1) 2010 Dodge

pickup ½ ton; (1) 2003 Galion grader; (1) 1985 Ford tractor; (1) 2002

equipment trailer, 50-ton; (1) equipment trailer, 2500 lbs.

The town is looking to add a 10-wheel dump in March 2016 and pur-

from page 28


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chasing a new double drum asphalt roller is on Bill’s radar. Primary communication in the department is done via cell phones and

two-way radios. The town of Sodus is responsible for 175 road miles oftown roads plus 95 miles of county roads. Eight of the town’s 98 roadsare gravel, the rest are paved. During plowing seasons responsibilitiesare broken up into eleven routes, each taking about 3-1/2 hours to com-plete.

The full time-crew is made up of the following individuals: Bill;Dave DeFisher, MEO-Forman; Larry Lockwood, MEO; Pat Allen,MEO; Al VanAcker, MEO; Andy DeMay, MEO; Craig Brownell,MEO; and Jeff Lapp, MEO. Additionally, the highway department hasthe following part-time crewmembers: Tom Putnam; Pete Tinklepaugh;Brian Cline and Ron Cook.

The annual operating budget is $1.7 million in addition to approxi-mately $200,000 each year in CHIPS money. They have an undercoversalt storage capacity of 600 tons.

Back to the FarmAfter 15 years at the job he “didn’t really want,” Bill is ready to retire

and head back to the apple orchard.“I have enjoyed this job. It’s been a great ride. I have really been able

to manage to get along with everyone. For the first two years I tried toplease all of the taxpayers. I did have to resign to the fact that it wasimpossible. I look forward to my ride to the office each day, but it’s timefor the younger guys to take over.”

Bill is retiring with his wife, Nancy, who has already been retiredfrom her hairdressing business for some time. Bill and Nancy have

from page 32


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known each other since the fifth grade but didn’t marry until later in life.

Their family includes his son, Wesley; his stepchildren Chris, Tim and

Angella, as well as seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.

The two of them look forward to a lot of quiet time together and some

not so quiet time looking after their grandchildren, and they anticipate

traveling to historical sites like Gettysburg, Jamestown and Mount

Rushmore, that they have not yet been able to take the time to visit.

Nancy looks forward to less phone calls.

“That darn phone. It never stops ringing, he will never put it away,

and he never ignores a call. I will not miss the winter evenings with him

getting up at 1 a.m. or pacing all night looking out the window.”

About the Town of SodusThe town of Sodus is the northern-most township in Wayne County

and has approximately 10,000 residents.

The town’s northern border is created by Lake Ontario and much of

the town’s heritage has been impacted by its location on the lake. The

town includes hamlets of Sodus Point, Sodus Center, Alton, South

Sodus, Wallington and Joy. The village of Sodus was incorporated Dec.

30, 1917, and the village of Sodus Point was incorporated in 1858.

from page 34


One of the remaining homes from the Shaker community that had several hundred residents in the late 1800s.

This 1938 Mullins Sea Eagle Flyer touring boat is on display at the SodusPoint historical society.


Sodus Point is located on the banks of Lake Ontario and is a well-known

summertime vacation destination.

The town of Sodus was formed in January 1789. The name of the

town was derived from the Native American word “Assorodus,” mean-

ing silvery water. The first settlement was built in 1794 under the direc-

tion of Charles Williamson. During that year the first road from what is

now known as Sodus Point was cut to the village of Palmyra. During the

same year Williamson built a pleasure yacht, a grist mill, a saw mill and

an inn. He had the town surveyed and drew up plans for the creation of

a city.

Records indicate that in 1803 as many as 40 slaves were in the area;

they were eventually freed and started their own colony on the point.

Sodus Point later played a part in the Underground Railroad. During the

mid-1800s Captain George Garlock ran a freight schooner out of Sodus

Point called The Free Trader. He would take a load of lumber or ore out

of the docks in Sodus Point and cross over to Canada, often times pick-

ing up slaves in small boats who were looking to find their freedom.

Several homes in Sodus also were noted for being stops on the

Underground Railroad. These homes included underground passages for

escaping slaves on the run.

Sodus Point played a significant part in the War of 1812. It is one of

the few locations that British troops landed on U.S. territory. On

Saturday, June 29, 1813, British Naval forces appeared off of Sodus

Point. Colonel Swift, who led the local militia, which had been formed

to protect Sodus Point, dismissed his men and left Sodus, having

removed all public property to a place of security. Under the direction of

Captain E. Hull, about 40 men collected with a determination to put up

a resistance if the enemy should decide to land. That evening, under the

cover of darkness, a force of 100 British troops landed on the shores of


from page 38

The Sodus Point lighthouse.

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Lake Ontario undiscovered and marched towards the village where

they were met and fired upon by Captain Hull and his men. Shortly

thereafter the British returned to their ship, only to return the next day to

plunder and destroy many supplies and private property that was in the

village, as well as setting fire to the homes. Having executed their mis-

sion, the British then left the area. Until the completion of the war, the

British continued to take every opportunity to raise havoc with the com-

munities along the banks of Lake Ontario.

During World War II, Sodus Point was host to a P.O.W. camp that

held approximately 130 German prisoners of war. The prisoners were

put to work on local farms and in canning factories.

In 1885, a lighthouse was erected at Great Sodus Bay and the harbor

has long been considered the best harbor on the south shore of Lake

Ontario. The lighthouse tower is a square cast iron tower constructed on

a concrete and stone pier. There is a 2-1/2 story limestone keepers quar-

ters, which housed the lighthouse keeper when the lighthouse was still

in operation. It was in service from 1834 to 1901 and was used by the

Coast Guard as a housing unit until 1984.

The Shaker religion and the statewide celebration of Arbor Day both

had their origins in the town of Sodus. One of the longest surviving

“new” religions ever developed in the United States, at its peak there

were Shaker communities scattered across New York, New England and

extending into Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. One of the core teachings

of the Shaker movement was celibacy, which made recruitment difficult

and maintaining the interest of young members nearly impossible. At

one point the Sodus Shaker community called Groveland had hundreds

of members, but by the early 1900s only 34 members were left and the

property was abandoned. P

from page 40

Craig Brownell of the town of Sodus tackled the design and creationof a motorgrader/paver conversion kit. He fabricated a set of angledwings that are mounted to the front end of the town’s Galion motor-grader. Those wings gather up asphalt that’s being poured on theground in a pile in front of the grader and push the asphalt beneaththe front axles between the tires to the motorgrader’s blade.


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When the doors opened at 8:30 a.m., hundreds of attendees werealready lined up to view the latest equipment and technology in roadmaintenance.

Pat Lodini (L) of the Rockland County Highway Department checkedout the new features of the Viking Cives truck bodies with JustinSullivan.

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The CPLT V15 features aheavy-duty polyethylene

canopy for rugged durabilitythat is designed to withstandthe most extreme elements

and working conditions.

New CPLT V15Light TowerSports Durable,Rugged Canopy

Chicago Pneumatic Construction Equipment has

added a new light tower to its lineup with the launch of

the CPLT V15. It is its first model that features a heavy-

duty polyethylene canopy for rugged durability that is

designed to withstand the most extreme elements and

working conditions, according to the manufacturer.

The new canopy coupled with the light tower’s com-

pact size, ease of transportation, safety features and light-

ing performance makes the CPLT V15 a great solution

on any job site. The versatile CPLT V15 can be used in a

wide range of applications and industries, including pub-

lic lighting, events, roadwork, construction sites and gen-

eral industry work.

With a 28-gal. (106 L) fuel tank, the light tower fea-

tures a long fuel autonomy that allows it to run for 50

hours of operation without the need to refuel, helping to

maximize productivity and illumination time. A Kubota

EPA Tier IV engine powers four high performing 1000-

watt metal halide lamps that offer visibility up to seven

acres.

Not only is the canopy durable, but it also features

easy service access with wide wing doors to allow 100

percent access to the machine, including service compo-

nents and drains. Also featured on the canopy is an envi-

ronmentally friendly frame design that prevents oil, flu-

ids and fuel from leaking out and contaminating the

ground.

Even in the most demanding conditions, the CPLT

V15 extended features ensure complete safety on the job

site with four heavy-duty stabilizers and a level indicator.

Designed for easy transportability to or around the work

site with a compact and lightweight design, the light

tower can be transported with the mast in the vertical

position, allowing safer transportation and installation.

The design also allows operators to transport up to 20

units at one time, according to the manufacturer.

“Light towers are crucial to many industries and often

have to deal with the changing temperatures and condi-

tions, including high wind speeds and ice,” said Jim

Siffring, product manager of portable energy at Chicago

Pneumatic. “The CPLT V15 offers an incredibly rugged

durability in a compact package and the heavy-duty

polyethylene canopy makes it unflappable in any of

extreme outdoor condition. It will offer a great return on

investment to users over the light towers long lifespan

and has the versatility to be utilized in several different

applications from sporting events to construction job

sites.”

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Atlas Copco’s 1,165-lb. (528 kg) XAS 90 air compressor can be towed with a small car due to its relatively light weight and small footprint. Itfeatures Atlas Copco’s exclusive Hard Hat canopy, which withstands harsh worksite conditions and corrosion.

Atlas Copco’s XAS 90 Air CompressorBrings Fuel Savings, Low Maintenance

Atlas Copco launched its XAS 90 air compressor, which is a cost-effective option for utility and pneumatic-tool applications demanding asmuch as 88 cu. ft. per minute of air power. The compressor, like all AtlasCopco portable air compressors, keeps cost of ownership low due to itssimple maintenance and minimal fuel consumption.

“We took day-to-day functionality and ROI into account when devel-oping the XAS 90,” said Rich Elliott, Atlas Copco product manager,low-pressure air compressors. “Aside from bringing no-nonsense powerto one-person, one-tool jobs, it saves users time and money.”

Atlas Copco’s HardHat canopy, which is made of highly durable,weather-resistant polyethylene, protects the compressor’s 24-hp Kubotadiesel engine from dust and debris to minimize repairs. The canopy alsoresists corrosion and fading, virtually eliminating the need to repaintwhile contributing to its low cost of ownership and high resale value,according to the manufacturer.

In addition to the canopy, a two-stage air intake filter with service indi-cator prevents dust and dirt from flowing into the engine and, ultimate-ly, the compressor. Plus, the service indicator alerts the operator when thefilter needs changing.

The engine meets Tier IV Final emission standards without requiringany exhaust aftertreatment components or filters, giving the operatormaximum uptime between service intervals. The compressor optimizesfuel consumption with its stepless, fully automatic regulator. The regula-tor continuously adjusts the engine’s speed to accommodate air demand,which allows the operator to maximize his or her productivity betweenrefills.

The compressor’s spillage-free frame contains 100 percent of theunit’s fluids if a leak occurs. This eliminates the risk of accidentally con-

taminating job sites and gives the contractor peace of mind on environ-mentally sensitive projects.

Operators easily maneuver the XAS 90 through narrow, crampedworkspaces due to its small footprint. The compressor requires less than40 sq. ft. (3.7 sq m) of working space, which can give operators morespace to move around the compressor while using a pneumatic tool. Itssmall footprint makes storage in a garage or rental yard easy, too.

The XAS 90 weighs less than larger compressors, which cuts fuelcosts associated with towing. The 1,165-lb. (528 kg) compressor ismounted to a single-axle trailer for maximum portability; it can even betowed by small automobiles. The trailer axle can be removed to accom-modate a support frame that can be mounted to a truck bed, trailer or anyother platform, making the compressor ideal for utility and small-scalesandblasting applications.

Additionally, the XAS 90’s controls are grouped on a single panel toprovide quick, hassle-free operation. Atlas Copco uses similar controlson all of its compressors, which makes it easy for operators to switchbetween models without requiring additional training. And a durablecover protects the controls against harsh worksite conditions and weath-er.

Atlas Copco also offers a wide range of optional features for the com-pressor, including wheel chocks, a loose ball coupling and anOccupational Safety and Health Administration-rated valve that auto-matically shuts off the air flow if a surge occurs, which prevents a loosehose from whipping and minimizes the risk of injuries.

For more information, call 800/732-6762 or visit www.atlascopco.us.


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Western DonatesMilitary-ThemedSnowplow to AVTT

Western Products, manufacturer of Western snow removal and ice

control equipment, donated a military-themed Wide-Out snowplow in

support of the non-profit arm of the American Veterans Traveling

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AVTT is a nationally recognized, veteran-owned and -operated busi-

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“Supporting an organization

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Western Products,” said Patrick

Dietz, Western Products vice president of marketing.“The raffle is an

excellent opportunity for us to continue to support our veterans and their

families. We look forward to the success stories and assistance this

donation will help create.”

The one-of-a-kind Wide-Out snowplow was designed in tandem

with Rich Arlington & Associates, a leading industry consultant. Rich

Arlington, who also has been a snow contractor since the 1980’s, served

in the United States Marine Corps (USMC) from 1983-1987. The

design commemorates each of the five branches of the U.S. Military

and their veterans. PPG Industrial Coatings donated the paint for the

project, and ICAFE Inc. donated the custom paint job.

“Seeing projects like this come together is truly inspiring,” said LTC

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families the opportunity to pay respect to fallen service members and

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For more information on the American Veterans Traveling Tribute

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The design commemorates each of the five branches of the U.S.Military and their veterans.

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ARI-Hetra flexed its truck lifting muscle in a display just outside theshow entrance.

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The all new Gradall D152 offers a new, smaller weight category fortowns in need of a more compact, economical, over-the-road ditchingmachine.

Jason Clanton (L) of Carbone Auto Group reviewed trucks currentlyavailable on NYS Contract with Jeff Grube, town of Westmoreland,N.Y.


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Craig Hefright of KH Industries provides an alternative to runningpower cords across the yard to keep engine blocks warm in the deadof winter.

Amanda Merritt (L) of Superintendent’s Profile welcomed Art Logan (R),highway superintendent, town of Palatine to the 2015 show.

Wade Marvin (L) of Milton CAT discussed equipment needs with GaryCole, highway Superintendent, town of Cato, N.Y.

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The Spider remote-controlled, all-terrain mower has become an afford-able and safer alternative to sending out work crews for weed andgrass control on hilly terrains.

Ted McKeon (L), president of Superintendent’s Profile, presents grand prize winner Edwin McGraw of NYSDOT in Binghamton, N.Y., a pair of tick-ets to the Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets game scheduled for January 3, 2016.

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ADVERTISERS INDEXWhen Purchasing Equipment, Trucks, Supplies & Services remember to support your Profile Ad ver tis ers!

A MONTANO COMPANY................................................20

ADMAR SUPPLY ............................................................25

ADVANCED STORAGE TECHNOLOGY........................42

ALTERNATIVE HEATING LLC........................................68

AMERICAN EQUIPMENT LLC ......................................30

AMERICAN SHORING ..................................................24

AMTHOR INTERNATIONAL INC....................................59

ATLANTIC DETROIT DIESEL ALLISON ........................19

BEAM MACK SALES & SERVICE (ROCHESTER) ........5

BEYER BROS CORP ....................................................69

BOBCAT OF SARATOGA ..............................................53

BOBCAT..........................................................................33

BOSCH REXROTH ........................................................13

BRADCO SUPPLY CO ..................................................22

CAPITAL TRACTOR INC ................................................24

CASEY’S TRUCK SALVAGE INC ..................................11

CATERPILLAR - NY DEALERS ................................36,37

CENTRAL EQUIPMENT LLC..........................................13

CHEMUNG SUPPLY CORP ..........................................41

CIRUS CONTROLS ........................................................29

CLEARSPAN ..................................................................57

CLIFTON RECYCLING INC............................................24

DECAROLIS HEAVY DUTY PARTS ..............................61

DEL HYDRAULICS ........................................................30

EBERL IRON WORKS INC ............................................18

EDWARD EHRBAR INC ................................................65

ENVIROSIGHT................................................................27

FAIR MFG CO ................................................................30

FALCON ASPHALT REPAIR EQUIPMENT ....................20

FITZSIMMONS HYDRAULICS INC ................................11

FLEET MAINTENANCE..................................................63

FORT MILLER FAB3 CORP ..........................................29

HACKER’S PACKERS INC ............................................53

HARPER INDUSTRIES ..................................................15

HENDERSON TRUCK EQUIPMENT ............................67

HUDSON FOREST EQUIPMENT ..................................68

HYBRID BUILDING SOLUTIONS LLC ..........................10

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT....................43

J & J EQUIPMENT..........................................................11

JOE JOHNSON EQUIPMENT ..........................................6

K-M INTERNATIONAL ....................................................39

KEIL EQUIPMENT CO INC ............................................56

KENWORTH NORTHEAST GROUP INC ........................3

KEPNER EQUIPMENT INC............................................68

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..........................................31

LAGASSE WORKS/HARDER SPREADER....................49

LIFTECH EQUIPMENT CO ............................................46

MALVESE EQUIPMENT CO INC ..................................46

MARIETTA DIESEL ........................................................26

MOHAWK RESOURCES LTD ........................................13

MOHAWK VALLEY FREIGHTLINER..............................18

MONROE TRACTOR......................................................55

MONROE TRUCK EQUIPMENT ....................................49

NAVISTAR INC..................................................................2

NEW YORK TRUCK & EQUIPMENT ............................42

NORTHERN SUPPLY INC..............................................57

OLD DOMINIUM BRUSH/ODB ......................................64

PROFILE PUBLICATIONS....................................18,26,51

RICCELLI NORTHERN LLC ..........................................45

ROBERT H FINKE & SONS INC....................................23

ROY TEITSWORTH INC ................................................51

SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES ..........................................68

SEALMASTER BUFFALO ..............................................51

SUIT-KOTE CORP..........................................................21

TENCO USA INC ............................................................71

TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT..........................................7

TRIUS INC ......................................................................17

UTICA GENERAL PETERBILT ........................................6

VALLEY FAB & EQUIPMENT ........................................20

VANTAGE EQUIPMENT ................................................35

VERMEER NORTHEAST ..............................................63

VIBCO INC......................................................................47

VIKING CIVES INC ........................................................72

WAYNE’S WELDING INC ................................................8

WESTCHESTER TRACTOR INC ..................................68

YACANOS’ GRADALL SALES SERVICE & RENTAL ....56

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