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Volume 20 No. 11 SEPTEMBER 2012
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WINN, MI — Morbark,Inc., a leading manufac-turer of tree care,forestry, sawmill andwood recycling equip-ment, is pleased to an-nounce the territory ex-pansion for Elliott &Frantz, Inc., into south-eastern Pennsylvania. Arespected Morbarkforestry, recycling andtree care dealer since2010, Elliott & Frantzadds Bucks, Chester,Delaware, Montgomeryand Philadelphia coun-ties in Pennsylvania to analready well-established
tree care products territo-ry throughout Delawareand parts of Maryland.The expansion does notchange their forestry andrecycling territory.
Founded in 1962, El-liott & Frantz, Inc. hascomprehensive experi-ence in the constructionequipment industry.They maintain a partsinventory in excess of $2million, a complete fleetof service vehicles and aservice staff with the ex-tensive knowledge andexperience required toserve the industry.
“Elliott & Frantz hasbeen a high quality andproductive dealer forMorbark,” said CaseyGross, Morbark TreeCare Products sales man-ager. “Their years of expe-rience with our productsand focus on the cus-tomer will meet all of ourcustomer’s needs. We’reexcited to have them ex-pand into the greaterPhiladelphia area.”
“Our success in theTree Care industry inMaryland, Delaware andNorthern Virginia hasbeen a direct reflection of
Elliott & Frantz’s dedica-tion to our customers andmanufacturers,” said Pe-ter Schaeffer, Elliott &Frantz sales manager.“We are very excited to bea part of the Morbarkfamily and plan on beinga leader with the TreeCare Products in our areaof responsibility.”
Elliott & Frantz, Inc.has been providing theconstruction industrywith the finest productsand the highest levels ofservice for nearly 50years. In addition to theMorbark product line,
they also carry Atlas Cop-co, Gradall, Hitachi,Kawasaki, Terex, Wirt-gen, Hamm, Vogele andKleeman. Elliott &Frantz, Inc. has beenranked “Top Ten Dealer”with every major accountin its product line. Moreinformation is availableat www.elliottfrantz.com.
Morbark, Inc., based inWinn, MI, has been inno-vating and manufacturingdurable, high perform-ance equipment for theforestry, recycling, treecare, sawmill and biomassmarkets for more than 50
years. Morbark equip-ment helps customersharvest, process and con-vert wood and other or-ganic materials into valu-able, useful and profitableproducts. The companyproduces a full line ofwhole tree and wastewood chippers, flails,brush chippers, horizon-tal and tub grinders,sawmill equipment, mate-rial handling systems andmore. Visit www.mor-bark.com. “Like” us onFacebook or subscribe toour YouTube channel.
STANLEY, NC — Basedon the popularity of theSENNEBOGEN four andfive tine grapples, Con-stantino Lannes, Presi-dent of SENNEBOGENLLC is pleased to an-nounce the newest addi-tion to their product line,
the SENNEBOGEN Mag-Grapples.
The combination grap-ples and magnets havebeen designed and builtto SENNEBOGEN engi-neering specifications.Due to the number of dif-ferent product scenarios,
SENNEBOGEN is offering11 models from .75 to 1.5cubic yards and depend-ing upon the applicationand the range of productbeing picked up for pro-cessing or shipping, thecorresponding magnetsare available in 30, 36, 40
and 44 inch diameters. The MagGrapple fea-
tures the same signatureSENNEBOGEN robustconstruction continues tomake them the scrap andrecycler material handlermarket leaders. Eachunit features 360 degreesrotation and is designedto accept both high radialand axial loads, whichmake it ideal to with-stand the rigors of bothpushing and pulling inrecycling operations. Spi-ral steel hose guards helpprevent hose damage andthe cylinders are protect-ed with removable guardsfor ease of service. Forongoing productivity thetines are protectedagainst impacts on theoutside of the jaw with apressure release whenthe grapple is open.
According to John VanRuitenbeek, Vice Presi-dent Sales & Marketingat SENNEBOGEN LLC,this product innovationwas driven by the mar-ketplace. “The popularityof our four tine grapplesmeans that the develop-ment of the MagGrapple
was not far behind,” Vanexplains. “The SEN-NEBOGEN unit is idealfor our clients whose ma-chines are responsible forproviding 100 percent ofthe handling of incomingand outgoing ferrousscrap of varying dimen-
sions, as well as cleaningup work areas.”
For more informationon the full line of SEN-NEBOGEN green line ma-terial handlers, visit thewebsite at www.sennebo-gen-na.com.
Booths 21 & 22
Eliott & Frantz’s Morbark tree care territory expands into Pennsylvania
Complete line of con-struction equipment
available at two Indiana locations
CAMBRIDGE, OH —Southeastern Equip-ment Company ispleased to announcethat the company nowoffers Hyundai Con-struction Equipment atits locations in Ft. Wayneand Indianapolis, IN.The equipment line in-cludes mini excavators,crawler excavators,wheeled excavators andwheel loaders. Parts andservice for all models arealso available, and a di-verse selection of equip-ment is on hand to rent.
“We are proud to be adistributor of HyundaiConstruction Equip-ment,” says Charlie Pat-terson, president ofSoutheastern Equipment
Company. “The companyhas received several in-dustrial design awardsfor its equipment. Theyjoin our lineup of topquality brands.”
The Hyundai Con-struction Equipment lineincludes 18 excavatormodels, with operatingweights ranging from3,640 to 18,410-poundsfor their mini excavatorsand from 24,690 to181,460-pounds fortheir full size crawler ex-cavators. In addition, 10wheeled excavators areavailable with operatingweights of 12,240 to4 5 , 2 0 0 - p o u n d s .Hyundai also offers sixwheel loader models withoperating weights rang-ing from 21,400 to66,100-pounds, and abucket capacity range of2.0 to 6.5-yards.
Southeastern Equipment Company
now distributes Hyundai
Sennebogen adds Maggrapples to product line
SENNEBOGEN MagGrapple
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Cover photo:Terry Stancill is grateful to oversee the restorationof the turf at The Capitol Mall in Washington, D.C.
Eliott & Frantz’s Morbark tree careterritory expands into Pennsylvania........3
25,000th Kobelco excavator rolls offassembly line in Calhoun . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Sandvik equipment helps make Mallgreener . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
People On the Move.................................19
Nothing cheesy about this operation. 22-23
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
HCEA announces corporate membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
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RALEIGH-DURHAM, NC — RitchieBros. Auctioneers (NYSE and TSX:RBA), the world’s largest industrial auc-tioneer, will conduct a massive miningand earthmoving equipment auction onSept 27, 2012 during the company’sgrand opening auction at its new per-manent auction site in Raleigh-Durham, NC. More than 180 pieces of
mining and earthmoving equipment arealready featured in the auction, includ-ing more than 60 Caterpillar D11crawler tractors, more than 35 Caterpil-lar 777 rock trucks, more than 30 wheelloaders and more — selections so largethat they’re rarely seen in the heavyequipment industry in a single sale. TheSept. 27 unreserved public auction,
which is set to take place one day afterthe completion of MINExpo Internation-al 2012 in Las Vegas, is a divestiture ofnon-strategic equipment from West Vir-ginia based Trinity Coal Corporation.Bidders can register and bid in one offour ways: live and in person at theCompany’s Raleigh-Durham, NC auc-tion site; via simulcast and in person at
the Company’s Las Vegas, NV auctionsite; online in real time at www.rbauc-tion.com, or by proxy.
“We have an unprecedented numberof D11’s featured in our SeptemberRaleigh-Durham auction. In fact, this ismore D11’s than we’ve sold in the pastfour years of unreserved industrial auc-
Loader Rakes Grapple Buckets
Car Body Forks Grapples
Thumbs & Rakes Skid Steer w/ replaceable teeth
North American Attachments
800-380-8808www.excavator-attachments.com
7155 Big Tree Road • Pavilion, New York 14525
(585) 584-3425 • (800) 724-8722E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB SITE: www.georgeandswede.com
FAX (585) 584-8853
Manufacturer Financing on New Models - $ Low Rates $ Low Payments $FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL USED EQUIPMENT - Subject to Credit Approval
A Full Service Dealership Covering 17 Counties in Western New YorkProviding Exceptional Parts, Service, Rental, and Sales Departments....With 2 Service Trucks, 5 Mechanics in
the Shop, and a Parts Department that can provide parts to all of the equipment we sell and rent.
Established in 1983
George & Swede Sales & Service, Inc.
2012 Link-Belt 210 X29’8” Arm, 32” Tracks,
Standard Machine
$Call For Price$
2011 Link-Belt 80SB24” & 42” Bucket,
Multi Function Hyd., 17’7”
Rubber Tracks, 6’11” Arm
$99,000
2011 Link-Belt 160 X210’ Arm, 23.5” Tracks,
Multi Function Aux, AC,
Quick Coupler
$145,000
2006 Link-Belt 80SB52HP, Pin on Bucket, Esco
30” Bucket, 18” Rubber
Tracks, Dozer Blade, Control
Pattern Changer
$59,000
2001 Deere 624H2.5 Yd. 4 in 1 Bucket, Ride
Control, Auto Transmission,
3rd Spool Valve, 20.5x25
Tires-2 Spare Tires & Rims
$72,000
2005 Deere 624J20.5x25 Tires,
3 Yd. Bucket
$89,000
2012 Link-Belt 160 X2120HP, 10’ Arm,
Multi-Function Hydraulics,
36” Bucket,
Hydraulic Coupler
$Call For Price$
See Us At The ShowOctober 24th &
25th, 2012Henrietta Dome,
Monroe County Fairgrounds,Henrietta, NY
Ritchie Bros. to sell more than 60 Caterpillar D11 crawler tractors duringhuge unreserved public auction featuring mining equipment
in North Carolina this September
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tions combined,” saidJohn Fairley, regionalsales manager, RitchieBros. Auctioneers. “Thislarge selection of miningand earthmoving equip-ment is sure to catch theattention of both domesticand international buyers.For those who are lookingfor anything from bigwheel loaders and crawlertractors to massive rocktrucks and motor graders— this auction showcasesRitchie Bros. as the placeto go when you need min-ing equipment. And, aswith all of our auctions,each item will sell to thehighest bidder, regardlessof price-with no minimumbids or reserve prices.”
“Trinity Coal Corp. hadbeen using the equipmentat their coking and ther-mal coal mining complex-es in Kentucky and WestVirginia,” said David Stet-son, chief restructuring of-ficer for Trinity Coal Corp.
“Those in the miningindustry will know D11’sare primarily mass earth-moving machines. Thefleet is composed of ‘bigrock job’ type machinesthat we primarily used toremove overburden at ourcoal operations in easternKentucky and West Vir-ginia,” added Mr. Stetson.“At one time, our D11fleet was the largest fleetoperating anywhere inthe U.S.”
After being in opera-tion for a number ofyears, some of theCaterpillar units arecurrently undergoing arefurbishing process inpreparation for the Sep-tember auction. All pow-ertrain and undercar-riage updates are beingconducted by authorizedCAT dealers. Detailedequipment information,including high-resolu-tion photos of the equip-ment, is available on ourwebsite at www.rbauc-tion.com/bigiron.
More than 60 D11’s ina single auction event is arare find. Companieslooking for brand newequipment may have toface a wait time before ac-quiring a machine to putto work. “If you’re lookingfor a brand new D11(from the manufacturer),you’ll have to add yourname to a wait list andthe queue is currentlylong due to high demandfor mining equipment invarious regions. At theSeptember auction in
North Carolina, peoplewill have the opportunityto find a large selection ofwell maintained equip-ment - it’s a big opportu-nity to acquire big ironthat you can potentiallyput to work the followingday after the auction,”added Mr. Stetson. “Thereis currently high demandfor this type of equipmentacross the globe, inCanada, Latin America,Asia and even India - withRitchie Bros. in charge of
the auction, buyers in allof these regions and be-yond will have an oppor-tunity to acquire qualityearthmoving equipmentat reasonable prices.”
General auction details— Raleigh-Durham, NC(Sept 27, 2012):
The Sept. 27 miningand earthmoving equip-ment auction forms partof a two day Grand Open-ing auction for the Com-pany’s new Raleigh-
Durham, NC permanentauction site, taking placeon Wednesday and Thurs-day, Sept 26-27, 2012.The auction is open to thepublic; registration to bidis free; a refundable biddeposit may be required.
How to register and bid:• In person at the
Ritchie Bros. Raleigh-Durham, NC auction site(800 Business Park Dr.,Butner, NC 27509).
• Mining equipment
will be sold on Day 2 of atwo day auction (Sept.26 -27, 2012).
• Site phone: 704-873-6633
• In person at theRitchie Bros. Las Vegas,NV auction site (10500Clark Petersen Blvd., LasVegas, NV).
• Take part in a liveauction simulcast onSept. 27 — one day afterthe completion of MINEx-po International 2012.
• Site phone: 702-644-
2468• Online at rbauc-
tion.com• Create a free account
and register to bid onlineand in real time.
• By proxy. Call theRaleigh-Durham, NCauction site to place yourproxy bid over the phone.
Equipment is locatedand available to inspect atvarious mine sites in Ken-tucky and West Virginia
WESTCHESTER TRACTOR INC.60 International Blvd • Brewster, NY 10509
845-278-7766 • Fax 845-278-4431www.wtractor.com
CLEAVES CO. INC.300 Reservoir St.
Needham, MA 02194
781-449-0833
TYLER EQUIPMENT CORP.251 Shaker Rd.
East Longmeadow, MA 01028
800-292-6351 Fax: 413-525-5909
94 Union City Rd., Rt. 68
Prospect, CT 06712
800-352-4473
W. M. BIERS INC.Port of Albany
Albany, NY 12202
518-434-2747www.wmbiers.com
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CALHOUN, GA —Highlighting the contin-ued demand for fuel effi-cient, high performanceexcavators, Kobelco Con-struction MachineryAmerica announced theproduction of its 25,000American made excava-tor at the company’smanufacturing facility inCalhoun. During a cere-mony to mark the spe-cial occasion, Kobelcoexecutives recognizedstaff and managementwho helped achieve thesignificant manufactur-ing milestone and pre-sented the 25,000 unitto local dignitaries — in-cluding representativesfrom Georgia Gov.Nathan Deal’s office ofEconomic Development,representatives from theoffices of Georgia’s U.S.senators Saxby Chamb-liss and Johnny Isakson,Calhoun Mayor JimmyPalmer, and specialguests and more than200 plant employees.
“This momentous oc-casion reflects the con-tinuing demand for Ko-belco excavators and fur-ther emphasizes the longterm success of our ma-chines and our traditionas a technology leader,”said Jim Hasler, vicepresident, CNH Con-struction, North Ameri-ca. “We could not havereached this importantmilestone without theskills, support and dedi-cation of the employeesat this facility.”
Located an hour northof Atlanta, the 280,000-square-foot plant in Cal-houn produces Kobelcoexcavators in six modelclasses — ranging from16 to 48 metric tons —for customers in the Unit-ed States, Canada andLatin America. The plantis on track to producemore than 1,100 Kobelcoexcavators in 2012.
“At a time when somecompanies have movedproduction offshore, weare proud to celebrateproduction of the 25,000Kobelco excavator, maderight here in America,”Hasler said. “For nearly30 years, Kobelco hasbeen manufacturinghigh performance exca-vators in the UnitedStates, and we look for-ward to building ournext 25,000 excavators
in Calhoun.”The 25,000 unit, a Ko-
belco SK350 Mark 9 Se-ries full sized excavator,will be delivered to CLMEquipment Co. Inc., aKobelco dealer based inLouisiana, with locationsacross the Gulf region.
“The SK350 Mark 9 isone of the most produc-tive machines in its sizeclass,” said Reece Nor-
wood, Kobelco platformmanager. “Built forheavy applications, the25,000 Kobelco excava-tor will be able to tackleany road and bridge,sewer and undergroundutilities or mainlinepipeline construction jobout there.”
Featuring industryleading breakout forceand lifting capabilities,
this fast, powerful andversatile excavator candig the trench, crane thepipe and finish with im-pressive precision.
“The SK350 Mark 9 ex-cavator sets the industrystandard in terms ofcontrollability, especiallyin multifunction applica-tions,” Norwood said.“Operators will appreci-ate the impressive con-
trol and smoothness,and the added confi-dence will make themeven more productive.The ease of operation al-lows even a novice exca-vator operator to be pro-ductive on the job.”
The excavator featuresan upgrade to Kobelco’slegendary intelligent hy-draulics, as well as a
25,000 Kobelco excavator rolls off assembly line in Calhoun
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by Virginia Varela-Eyre, marketing managerConstruction Americas Sandvik Construction
The National Mall in Washington D.C., one of themost popular tourist destinations in the USA, andsite to presidential inaugurations and political rallies,is the country’s most visited park. With an estimated24 million visitors a year walking on the grounds ofThe Mall, the soil has been so heavily trampled andcompacted that grass has been hard to grow. Thestate of disrepair of this national symbol has longcalled for renovation of its grounds.
Stancills Inc. is a family owned and operatedMaryland engineered soils manufacturing companylocated along the northern shores of the ChesapeakeBay. Founded in 1934 by G.L. Stancill, a farmer fromNorth Carolina who ventured into the business ofsand and gravel mining, Stancill started with acollection of material from gravel banks using only ashovel and a pickup truck. He funded his enterprisewith savings from his four years of service in theArmy.
In 1938, the company’s productivity grew dramati-cally when Stancill acquired his first mechanicalshovel and by the time the Second World War brokeout, G.L.’s service to his country came in the form ofhis business. During that time, Stancills Inc. came tobe considered essential to the war effort.
As the business grew successfully, it went on to beoperated by three of G.L.’s four sons. Today StancillsInc. is run in partnership by G.L Stancill’s son Terryand Terry’s daughter Emlyn Stancill.
Changing TimesAs the area grew, the market for construction mate-
rials became a very competitive one. Stancills Inc.needed a new strategy to stay ahead of the game. The Sandvik 9
Sandvik equipment helps Sandvik equipment helps make Mall greenermake Mall greener
A Sandvik QA440 mobile screener helpsStancills Inc. carry out ground renovations at
The National Mall in Washington D.C. For some, this could be a “Picture Postcard Moment!”
Rich, black topsoil rolls off the conveyor of the SandvikQA 440 tracked screening system.
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demand for manufactured soil in the region,combined with environmental legislation requiringthe use of specialized soils for storm water mitigation,made the engineered soils business a worthwhilechoice.
Accordingly, they chose to diversify into thatspecialty and away from sand and gravel mining.This vision, combined with the attention to detail ofcustomers’ current and future needs, allowed thenew business model to thrive. It made Stancills Inc.the engineered soil supplier of choice within theregion. Most recently, this company stature provedessential in winning the contract for the topsoilscreening project at the National Mall.
The task of renovating the topsoil of one of thenational symbols of the USA is not a minor one. Therequired material specification was very fine: 1/2-inch. This material needed to be sized out from thegrounds, which, over time, had accumulated a con-siderable amount of debris and gravel. This kind ofprecision screening requires a very productive andreliable machine.
The Stancills chose the Sandvik QA440, a trackedunit which features Sandvik’s unique, revolutionary,patented Doublescreen technology. “We choseSandvik because of the competitive pricing and the(unit’s) quality of course,” says Emlyn. “But most ofall, we chose the Sandvik unit because of the excel-lent support received from Chris Quinn, from AES.His customer service (to us) has been essential. Morethan a salesman, he has felt like a member of ourteam.”
The Mall jobsiteThe work involved feeding the stockpiled, excavat-
ed soil directly into the hopper with a loader. TheQA440’s hopper can handle up to 14.8-square-yardand can be also fed from an excavator or anotherscreener if so configured. In order to achieve the 1/2-inch final product size required, this machine wasfitted with 2 and 1/2-inch square meshes. The topmesh screened out oversize material, which wasabundant in this project.
The unit’s Doublescreen design allows for the twoscreen boxes to be tilted at different angles to oneanother for optimum efficiency. In this application,the first box was positioned at a very steep angle inorder to quickly eliminate the oversized material.Because this technology is unique in the market, itmakes this machine one of the most efficient and reli-able mobile screeners available.
Additionally, the QA440 boasts an impressive 20-foot x 5-foot screening area with side and mainconveyors designed for massive stockpiling capabili-ties of over 16-feet, 10-inches. This makes the QA440ideal for demanding applications where production iskey.
Because the unit is track mounted and self-pro-pelled, it can be easily maneuvered within the site via
remote control. That allows for easy movement and aquick start up for production in a different location.In this way, the QA440 is ideal for screening jobswhere reliability, flexibility, mobility and high pro-duction are paramount. It was especially helpful onThe Mall project as it is in other urban locations withrestricted access.
Area Manager Chris Quinn, from AdvancedEquipment, distributor for Sandvik mobile crushersand screeners in the Mid-Atlantic States, says:
“Dealing with Terry and Emlyn has been an absolutepleasure. They were keen in getting the right equip-ment and working closely together with them in orderto understand their needs has been essential. It givesme great joy to see how we have contributed to maketheir business prosper.”
For more information on Sandvik Construction,contact them at 404-589-2823 or e-mail:[email protected].
by by Virginia Varela-Eyre, market-ing manager ConstructionAmericas Sandvik Construction
Advanced Equipment Solutions(AES), formerly Extec Eastern, isa distributor of products fromworld leaders in the design andmanufacture of screening, crush-ing, conveying, shredding, mixingand recycling equipment. AESprovides equipment to the quarry,mining, landfill and waste man-agement industries, businessesthat process aggregate, coal,rubble, container and municipalwaste, compost, topsoil and sand.AES is an authorized dealer forSandvik mobile crushers andscreeners, as well as EdgeInnovate, and RapidInternational.
Serving the Mid-Atlantic region,Advanced Equipment Solutions’strengths lie in the lineup of
quality products they have attheir disposal. Their ability to tai-lor a solution that will exceedcustomer’s expectations for anygiven requirement comes fromtheir highly skilled team of engi-neers. Together, they ensure thatthe advice that they offer beforepurchase and technical backup,is the best available. AES owners,Emmet Douglas and Hugh Quinn,have worked in the mobile screen-ing and crushing business since1989. Together they have grownwith and catered to the changes inthe industry.
“The industry has had its upsand downs but we have beenblessed with good customers anddedicated employees who make allthe difference,” says Quinn. Hesays that good customer relationspaired with unparalleled knowl-edge of their products has earned
them their success throughoutthe years.
As Regional Sales Manager forMaryland, Delaware and D.C.,Christopher Quinn, has been withthe company since its inception.Before joining the AES team, heworked as a serviceman directlyfor the manufacturer, the thencalled Extec. Because he has thatkind of technical experience, hiscustomers can be confident thathe will help them choose the rightequipment for their needs.Likewise, veteran service manag-er, Keiran McAliskey, is on handto help keep the equipment run-ning smoothly after the sale. Tospeak to Christopher or any mem-ber of their sales team, pleasecontact Advanced EquipmentSolutions toll free at 866-883-5800.
AES works with Stancills, Inc.for top results
Emlyn and Terry Stancill specialize in quality soils likethose being replaced at the US Capitol.
An operator dumps a load of soil to be screened into the intake hopper of the QA 440.
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new Economy powermode that takes Kobel-co’s patented ITCS to anew level, maintainingproductivity while in-creasing fuel efficiency byan average of 10 percentover previous models.
The SK350 Mark 9also features the indus-try’s first selective cat-alytic reduction (SCR)emission solution for ex-cavators, delivering moreengine power and fuel ef-ficiency. By choosingSCR technology formeeting Tier 4 Interimemissions regulations,Kobelco provides leader-ship in engine perform-ance, productivity andfuel efficiency. SCR is anafter treatment solutionthat allows the excava-tor’s engine to do what itdoes best — generatepower. The high efficien-cy in the combustionprocess significantly re-duces fuel consumption.
Delivering 269 horse-power, the SK350 Mark9 has an operatingweight of 80,909-poundsand a dig depth of 24-feet, 10-inches.
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MONTREAL, QC — Anew multi-camera opera-tor vision system fromRMT Equipment is “job-site rated” to increasesafe operation in thelargest heavy dutyequipment operations.
The TRACK-VISIONsystems from RMT areequipped to connect upto four cameras to a sin-gle monitor. According toMarc Lefebvre, salesmanager for RMT, “In-stalling a four camerasystem on your miningtruck or crushing plantis as easy as setting upone backup camera. Youjust run the insulatedcable from the cameraand plug it in.”
Lefebvre says thatsafety conscious equip-ment owners are nowequipping more ma-chines with multiplecameras to bring rearand side views of thejobsite into the cabalong with “tool views,with the camera mount-ed all round the ma-chine or on a primary orsecondary crusher orconveyor system.”
TRACK-VISION moni-tors borrow a page fromthe security camera in-dustry by offering opera-tors a choice of displaysfor the images from theircameras. Using the“quad box option,” dis-play modes include afixed view of a single se-lected camera, or anauto mode that rotatesthrough all cameras insequence, or a splitscreen view that displaysall camera images to-gether. The high resolu-tion 800 x 480 image onthe standard 7-inchmonitor ensures a clearlook in all directions withthe split view display.The optional 10-inchTRACK-VISION monitoris also available for ap-plications in which thesplit screen will be usedfrequently or for viewinglarge work zones.
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Unlike devices de-signed for automotive orsurveillance use, howev-er, TRACK-VISION moni-tors are built specificallyfor the working condi-tions faced by heavyequipment. The bright-ness of the TRACK-VI-SION monitors adjustautomatically to ambientlight, ensuring clarityand reducing operatorfatigue throughout longduty cycles in any sea-son. An integrated sunvisor is included in allmodels. The LED dis-plays are housed in fullywatertight enclosures toprevent moisture andhumidity from cloudingthe view or damaging in-ternal electronics. Theyare proven resistant toimpacts and vibrationand they have testedsuccessfully in tempera-tures ranging from -50 to185 degrees.
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Recent sales successrewards Atlantic’s pio-neering work to estab-lish “simple” materialhandlers as the indus-
try standard in AmericaHAMPTON, VA — In
scrap handling facilitiesfrom coast to coast, thedistinctive green ma-chines from SENNEBO-GEN are one of the indus-try’s most familiar sights,loading trucks andbarges, feeding shred-ders, stacking bales…
Today, SENNEBOGEN isrecognized everywhere as aleader in purpose built ma-terial handling equipment.But 10 years ago, it was adifferent story.
“When we began sellingSENNEBOGEN, we weretaking in a machine thatnobody had ever heardof,” recalls GarlandMiles, sales manager ofAtlantic Equipment &Supply Inc., based inHampton, VA. “Saleswere not easy. We weregoing to the expense andthe time to basically givecustomers a machineand hope we could con-vert it into a sale oncethey could see how itworked and why we werepromoting it to them.”
In 2012, Atlantic hasbeen celebrating its10th year with SEN-NEBOGEN after winningthe manufacturer’s“Dealer of the Year”award as the top sellingdistributor in 2011.
Constantino Lannes,president of SENNEBO-GEN LLC, said, “It’s apleasure to have this op-portunity to recognize thegreat work AtlanticEquipment has been do-ing for us for so manyyears. They show whatcan be accomplished ifyou develop and serve theterritory well.”
Rooted in equipmentservice and repair
Jim Smelgus, presidentof Atlantic, founded thefirm as an equipment re-pair and service businessmore than 20 years ago.When Erich Sennebogenarrived from Germanylooking for someone tohelp launch his family’smaterial handlers inAmerica, Smelgus’ focuson service and partsdovetailed perfectly withthe company’s blueprintfor long term success.
“These weren’t the firsttrue material handlers wehad seen,” says Smelgus.“But most scrap yardswere still using cablecranes and antiquatedexcavators that were con-verted with some kind ofgrapple. Being first does-n’t always mean better!The first line of materialhandlers to come herefailed because of service.”
Atlantic entered theequipment sales businesswith customers’ confi-dence that Smelgus andhis team would stand be-hind the product. SEN-NEBOGEN’s plan was toreinforce that confidencewith reliable parts supplyand excellent applicationsupport. Smelgus notesthat SENNEBOGEN’s na-tionwide sales success isstill rooted in its commit-ment to the service side ofthe business. After estab-lishing a base in Char-lotte, NC, SENNEBOGENbuilt a 54,000-square-foot parts warehouse andtraining facility in thenearby town of Stanley.Recently, Lannes an-nounced expansion plansthat will nearly double itssize to 100,000-square-feet by the end of 2012.“What they have done toimprove the product injust the past five years
has been phenomenal,”Smelgus says. “It justgoes to show you thatthey are very committedto the North Americanmarket and they have lis-tened carefully to boththe dealers and their cus-tomers. Through that,you can see why so manyequipment customershave become SENNEBO-GEN customers.”
Support leads salesgrowth
According to Garland
Miles, the second keypoint in SENNEBOGEN’sgrowth strategy was toavoid growing too fast.“Erich Sennebogen’sgame plan from the get-go was to focus on quali-ty and service. He didn’tstart off dumping ma-chines with low ballprices, he did it the oldfashioned way: by prov-ing the machine was agood one.” The companyset a policy that it wouldnot sell a machine until a
servicing dealer was inplace locally and thecomplete parts list wason the shelf.
The Atlantic team tookan active part in helpingSENNEBOGEN refine itsprogram for the U.S. mar-ket. Smelgus’ fluency inGerman helped to estab-lish a close friendshipwith the founder of thefamily firm, the late ErichSennebogen Sr. “Erich Sr.was very personable andas down-to-earth as any-
one could be. He was veryopen-minded to our expe-rience with the materialhandling industry in theU.S., so it was a learningexperience for both of us.”
A winning strategyThe gamble ultimately
paid off as SENNEBO-GEN emerged as a highlytrusted brand, not only inAmerica’s scrap yards,but in river ports, wastehandling, mills and
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forestry applications as well. “Thescrap business is a real fraternity,”Miles observes. “If one guy does some-thing, the others know about it; wordjust spreads.”
“SENNEBOGEN was an unknownthen but once when you got around totelling them it was a non-computerizedsystem, that’s when they stood up andtook notice,” he continues. “Especiallywhen the customer had a shredder inthe yard. For other machines with a
computer onboard, all the fluff wouldjust make a mess of the connectionsand the normal mechanic had no way tofix them. The simplicity of SENNEBO-GEN means that our techs can at leastwalk their mechanics through some ofthe less complicated issues in order tokeep them operational. With a few min-utes on the phone, we can get them upand running, then they turn aroundand make us look good to the peoplebuying the equipment.”
Repeat sales sustain growthThe foundation that Atlantic helped to
build with quality and service led thedealership to its highly successful salesyear in 2011. Serving a territory that in-cludes Maryland and Virginia, Atlanticstill finds new opportunities to expandits customer base. “Most of those earlyprospects in the scrap business thatdidn’t get on board with us 10 years agohave since become SENNEBOGEN cus-tomers,” says Miles. “Since most of thescrap processed here is going to export,up to 90 percent of it, we recently took
on container tilters so we can deliver acomplete top-loading solution for yardsshipping through the Port of Baltimore.
At this point in Atlantic’s sales strate-gy, Smelgus and Miles agree that, “…repeat business is our claim to fame…”With commitment to service as theircornerstone, Atlantic and SENNEBO-GEN look forward to seeing every salefrom past turn into satisfied customersfor the future.
Visit the website at www.sennebogen-na.com
(L-R) Clayton Parker, Sales and Garland Miles, Sales Manager Atlantic Equipment,Erich Sennebogen, Managing Director SENNEBOGEN GmbH, Jim Smelgus, PresidentAtlantic Equipment, Constantino Lannes, President of SENNEBOGEN LLC
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(L-R) In 2002, Garland Miles of Atlantic Equipment, Andreas Ernst of SENNEBOGEN,Clayton Parker of Atlantic Equipment, Gus Arenas stand with Erich Sennebogen, thecompany's founder as part of the 50th anniversary celebration.
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Terex Woodsman haslaunched two new prod-ucts, the new Terex®Woodsman 810 Trom-mel and Terex Woods-man 830 Trommel aspart of its continuingdynamic product devel-opment program.
“The Terex Woodsman810 and Terex Woodsman830 build on and comple-ment our current brushchipper and biomassproduct range. This rep-resents the next step inthe evolution of our dy-namic product develop-ment program. Withthese additional productswe are firmly setting our-selves to meet the needsof not only our existingcustomers but new cus-tomers as well” said Bar-ry DeLau, Global Salesand Marketing director.
The Terex Woodsman810 is a mid-sized twoway split trommel screendesigned for quick set uptime for high throughput.Key features include alarge screen area, fourwheel friction drum drivesystem, load sensingkick-out control systemon the feeder conveyorand hydraulic folding on-board conveyors. Withlow maintenance andease of operation theWoodsman 810 has beendesigned to work in a va-riety of applications;wood chips, top soil, com-post and recycling.
The Terex Woodsman830 is the largest modelwithin the Terex Woods-
man trommel range. Keyfeatures include thelargest screen area withinthe trommel range, a lowmaintenance four wheeldrive friction drum drivesystem, proportional loadsensing on the feederconveyor helps to elimi-nate blockages, downtime
and hydraulic foldingconveyors. The Woods-man 830 has been de-signed to work in varietyof applications; woodchips, top soil, compostand recycling.
The Woodsman 810 and830 Trommel will becameavailable in March. To view
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Terex Corp. is a diversi-fied global manufacturerof a broad range of equip-ment that is focused ondelivering reliable, cus-tomer driven solutions formany applications, in-
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Dynamic Product Development as Terex Woodsman launch new trommel range
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LC Whitford Equipment Co., Inc.4316 Bolivar Rd.
Wellsville, NY 14895
FOR SALES, PARTS AND SERVICE -1-800-321-3602Web site: www.lcwhitford.com Email: [email protected]
Morbark Timber Pro Rayco Barko Okada
2006 John Deere 648G Series III4x4 Skidder/Grapple - Call for Pricing
2008 Rayco Super RG50, RepoMachine, Only 171 hours!
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2002 Morbark Mountain Goat 20/36Track Chipper with Loader, CumminsDiesel, Low Hours! - Call for Pricing
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2012 Morbark Beever M18R Chipper, 213HP Cat, Autofeed, Many Additional Options
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2000 Bandit 1400 Track Chipper, 14”Capacity, 2143 Hrs, Cab & Loader
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CHIPPERS20122 Morbarkk Beeverr M15R Cat 142HP, New and Unused! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Calll forr Price20122 Morbarkk Beeverr M18R,, Cat 213HP, Tandem Axle - Nice! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Calll forr Price20088 Moorbarkk Tornadoo 15, 140-HP Deere Diesel, Winch, 1,000 Hrs., Real Workhorse! . . . . . . .
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ROANOKE, VA —Lawrence Equipment ispleased to announce thatGreg Middleton is the newsales representative forRichmond. He is responsi-ble for all equipment salesin central Virginia.
“Lawrence Equipmentwelcomes Greg Middletonto the sales team,” saysRon Spangler, CEO ofLawrence Equipment.“Along with a passion for
construction equipment,Greg brings a decade ofsales experience to helpus grow our business inthe Richmond area.”
A native of Richmond,Middleton has amassed awide range of experiencewith construction equip-ment over the past 12years that includes serv-icing machines and sell-ing new and used equip-ment and rentals.
Middleton earned abachelors degree in avia-tion maintenance man-agement from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Uni-versity. He resides in theRichmond area.
Lawrence Equipmenthas been selling, servic-ing and renting heavy
equipment since 2003.The company has four lo-cations throughout Vir-ginia. Manufacturers rep-resented by LawrenceEquipment include: CaseConstruction, Case IH,Interstate Trailer, Tow-
master Trailers, Bandit,Wacker Neuson, Fu-rukawa, Werk-Brau, Pal-adin, Woods, Genesis,Haybuster, Tube•Line,Dixie Trailer & Truck,and a wide variety ofcompanies that manufac-
turer ground and heavyequipment attachments.To find a local office, callthe company at 540-966-0151 or visit their websiteat www.lawrenceequip-ment.net.
2000 Peterson Pacific HC5400 Lots of updates, good condition, ready to grind! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$125,000 . . . . . .$79,0002000 Morbark 1200XLT CAT engine, approx. 6400 hours, good working condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$165,0002006 Vermeer TG7000 CAT 3412E, 1000HP, approx. 6800 hrs, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$299,000 . . . . .$290,0001993 Morbark 3036 CAT 300HP engine, compressor, many extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$62,500 . . . . . .$58,0002002 Vermeer HG525 CAT 525HP, many recent updates, very nice! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$165,000 . . . . . . .$150,0002006 Vermeer HG6000TX Approx. 1900 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$325,000 . . . . .$289,0002003 Morbark 1300NCL CAT 1000HP engine, approx. 4500 hours! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$190,000 . . . . .$175,0002003 Morbark 7600 CAT 3412E, 1000HP engine, approx. 3000 hours, VERY NICE! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$300,000 . . . . .$275,0002007 Morbark 2755 Chiparvester, approx. 3800 hours, VERY Good Condition! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$499,000 . . . . .$335,0002005 Vermeer HG6000 CAT C16 630HP, approx. 2800 hours, NICE MACHINE! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$189,000 . . . . .$155,0002004 Morbark 3600T CAT 525HP engine, approx. 1000 hours, Lower Price! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$229,000 . . . . .$225,0002004 Peterson Pacific 2410 approx. 6500 hours, VERY NICE MACHINE! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$129,0002004 HogZilla 1564T Caterpillar engine approx. 3800 hours GOOD CONDITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$235,000
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P.O. Box 4613, Salem, OR 97302Office 503-588-8312 • Toll free 888-680-3433 • Cell 503-602-3433
New and Used Recycling Equipment
2007 Morbark 2755 Flail Chiparvestor, Approx 3800 hours
Was $499,000 Now $335,000
2007 Vermeer TG7000 Approx. 2800 hours, Cat 3412E 1056HP,
Very Nice! Good Condition! $399,000
2000 Morbark 3036Good Condition, Ready to Chip!
Was $105,000 Now $99,000
2007 Peterson Pacific 4700B Approx. 3500 Hrs., Shingle Pkg., New Mil
Shaft & Bearings, Very Nice Machine! $340,000 OBO
1997 Morbark 1200 NEW Cat 3412650HP, New Clutch, Rebuilt Mill -
Excellent Condition! Smokin’ Deal $135,000
Have a Grinder, Chipper or Trommel Screen you would like to sell? We can help! Give us a call Toll Free 888-680-3433
2009 Morbark 3800T Cat 700HPw/Engine Warranty Remaining, Approx.
5500 Hrs, VERY NICE!!New Lower Price! Was $325,000
NOW $320,000!!
1999 Morbark 5600 Cat 3412E RebuiltEngine, New Feed Chains, VERY NICE
MACHINE! - HOT DEAL!! Was $180,000Now $170,000
1999 Morbark 1300 Cat 3412E 860HP
Engine, Approx. 600 Hrs on Cat Rebuild
New Lower Price! Was $140,000 NOW $100,000
2008 Doppstadt DW-3060K Slow SpeedHigh Torque Shredder, Approx. 2000 Hrs on
Rebuilt Engine, Excellent Condition!$355,000
GEAR UP FOR FALL SALE!! Was Now
The Primary Machinery advertisement that appeared inthe July and August issues of
Waste Handling Equipment Newsincorrectly listed the price for the
2007 Peterson Pacific 4700B.The price should have been listed
as $359,000. Lee Publications regrets the error and apologizesfor any inconvenience caused by
this inadvertent mistake.
People On the Move
Lawrence Equipment addsRichmond Sales Rep
WALTON, KY — Stein-ert U.S., a leading suppli-er of separation equip-ment for the material re-covery and recycling in-dustries, will host a char-ity golf outing and openhouse Sep19-20 to show-case its new facility in
Walton, KY.The Steinert Open
House will feature a fullday of workshops, facili-ty tours, test lab demon-strations, and anevening of celebration.There is no cost to attendand all are welcome!
In addition, Steinertwill host a Charity GolfOuting on September19th. This event is com-pletely optional. Cost toparticipate in the golfouting is $175/golferand includes greensfees, cart, dinner, anddrinks. All proceeds will
benefit Cincinnati Chil-dren's Hospital.
For more information,and to register for theOpen or Golf Outing,please visit www.steiner-tus.com/home/steinert-open or call us at 800-595-4014.
Steinert US to host charity golf outing and newfacility open house
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SOUTHAVEN, MS —The new Terex FuchsMHL350 E material han-dler is the first in a seriesof model introductionsfeaturing the Terex Fuchsexclusive BlueEVOLU-TION approach to ma-chine design and sustain-ability. Terex Fuchs isone of the first manufac-turers to offer purposebuilt material handlersthat conform to Tier 4i(Stage III B) emissions
standards. Beyond oper-ating more environmen-tally friendly, the newTerex Fuchs MHL350 Eboasts many design ad-vancements, including:
• An eight percent in-crease in engine powerwhile reducing specificfuel consumption by 11percent;
• New push button en-gine start/stop control tohelp properly manage en-gine shutdown;
• Higher capacity mainhydraulic pump increas-es oil flow for improved
machine responsivenessand performance;
• New hydraulically driv-
en engine cooling systemto help maintain optimaloperating temperatures;
• 23 percent larger,higher resolution color
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Stewart 517-206-5512 Greg 314-960-0920 Gary 317-509-3278 Financing Available
Year Make Model Hours Price Location Contact2007 Vermeer TG5000 1088 $369,000 Chesterfield, MO Greg2006 Vermeer TG7000 1433 $425,000 Fishers, IN Gary2006 Vermeer TG525 $180,000 Aurora, IL Stu1998 Morbark 1200XL 4290 $98,000 Ft Wayne, IN Gary
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2006 Vermeer TG7000 2006 Vermeer TG525 2007 Vermeer TG5000
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The new Terex Fuchs MHL350 E makes significant advancements in power, performance and efficiency
Purpose built to withstand the extreme operating condi-tions encountered in scrap handling and recycling ap-plications, the new Terex Fuchs MHL350 E also incorpo-rates many features found on its predecessor that deliv-er reliable operation.
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display for improved op-erator productivity;
• Magnet generator sys-tem functions integratedinto the cab display foroperator efficiency; and
• Standard rearviewcamera for improvedworksite visibility.
The new turbochargeddiesel engine of theMHL350 E features in-creased power and lowerfuel consumption. Thenew handler boasts a 214hp engine, eight percentmore power output thanthe MHL350 D. At the
same time, specific fuelconsumption of the en-gine is reduced by 11 per-cent. Economical and en-vironmentally friendly,the MHL350 E runscleaner and more effi-ciently than ever before.
The handler’s enginefeatures a cooled ExhaustGas Recirculation (EGR)system with Diesel Oxi-dation Catalyst (DOC)and Diesel ParticulateFilter (DPF) to offer thelatest in emissions con-trol technology. Regener-ation of the particulate
filter cleaning occurs au-tomatically, without im-pacting machine per-formance. The regenera-tion process can be tem-porarily interrupted, ifnecessary, by pressing anindicator button locatedon the control panel. En-gine start/stop is nowpush button controlled toproperly manage engineshutdown while undercritical load conditions orduring DPF regeneration.
A new high performancemain hydraulic pump in-creases pump capacity by
three percent. Combinedwith improved engine per-formance, the increasedoil flow provides greaterhandling efficiency of theMHL350 E. Both the en-gine and hydraulic systemincorporate larger coolingsystems protected by vent-ed panels that provide in-creased airflow. The en-gine’s new hydraulicallypowered fan is designed toautomatically adjust air-flow based on operatingconditions to provide anoptimal level of cooling.
Controls inside the
spacious cab have beenupdated to improve oper-ator efficiency and com-fort. At 23 percent largerthan previous designs,the Wide Video GraphicsArray (WVGA) display in-cludes a higher resolu-tion and higher contrastscreen with an antiglareshield and scratch resist-ant coating. Intuitive con-trols make for a shortlearning curve ofMHL350 E operation andthe ergonomic multifunc-tion button delivers ef-fortless fingertip naviga-tion through the display.
The Man Machine In-terface (MMI) box for thestandard 20 kW onboardgenerator system is nowincorporated into thecab display for improvedefficiency. The MHL350E offers four operatingmodes for the magnet at-tachment — small,medium and large partshandling and a joggingmode for sorting.
Machine filters andcentral lubrication sys-tem are accessed via astow away ladder leadingto the machine’s centrallylocated service platform.The handler’s fuel pre-filter is now mounted ontop of the fuel tank foreasier servicing. The largecoolers for the engine andhydraulic system arelockable and readily ac-cessed from ground level.Additional CAN Bus con-nections found on theMHL350 E expand diag-nostic capabilities, soservice technicians canidentify and address un-derlying issues.
Hydraulically heightadjustable, the handler’scab offers a maximumeye level elevation of up to18.4-foot above groundlevel, improving perform-ance during loading/un-loading procedures. Itscushioned cab elevationsystem provides absorp-tion of shocks and joltsfor operator comfort.
The new MHL350 E isequipped with a standardrearview camera system.Color video of the areabehind the machine is
visible on the WVGA dis-play, providing an ex-panded view of the workarea around the machine.The handler’s contouredcounterweight is de-signed to protect thecamera from damageduring operation.
Purpose built to with-stand the extreme operat-ing conditions encoun-tered in scrap handlingand recycling applica-tions, the new TerexFuchs MHL350 E also in-corporates many featuresfound on its predecessorthat deliver reliable oper-ation. Rigid hydraulicpipes on the stick, boomand undercarriage offersuperior protection fromdamage. Steel platesshielding the hydrauliclines at the end of thestick offer additional pro-tection against damage toimprove system reliabili-ty. Inverted hydrauliccylinder mounting pro-vides protection duringtruck and rail car load-ing/unloading and re-duces exposure to debrisand moisture to improvelongevity. The MHL350E’s rugged double rowslewing ring design dis-perses forces over tworows of bearings to im-prove component servicelife and durability.
Terex Corporation is adiversified global manu-facturer of a broad rangeof equipment that is fo-cused on delivering reli-able, customer driven so-lutions for many applica-tions, including the con-struction, infrastructure,quarrying, mining, ship-ping, transportation, re-fining, energy, utility andmanufacturing indus-tries. Terex reports in fivebusiness segments: Aeri-al Work Platforms; Con-struction; Cranes; Mater-ial Handling & Port Solu-tions and Materials Pro-cessing. Terex offers fi-nancial products andservices to assist in theacquisition of equipmentthrough Terex FinancialServices. More informa-tion can be found atwww.terex.com.
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It’s believed by many that everything happens for areason and that, even though we fail to immediatelysee the purpose behind an event or an action, some-thing good will come of it. Such was the case forZblewski Brothers, LLC. Operating a growing treeservice company in the late ‘70s, they’d becomeaccustomed to bringing wood waste from theirprojects back to their property to stockpile and burn.While effective, the activity eventually caught theattention of the Wisconsin Department of NaturalResources (DNR) which told them that, because of thegrowing volumes, an alternative method of woodwaste disposal would have to be found. To some, thiswould have been a deterrent to continued operation;to the Zblewski’s it ushered in a new era of growth.As the company nears its 35th year in business, ithas embraced a number of different grinding andchipping technologies over the years, currentlyoperates a Morbark 6600 Wood Hog to replace thelarge scale bonfire, and has become the go-to sourcefor landclearing in central Wisconsin. Though theyhaven’t formally thanked the DNR, the thought isthere.
Excellence in IronBased in Plover, WI, just outside Stevens Point,
Zblewski Brothers has a rich history, much of which
revolves around a continual effort to make the woodwaste recycling process better through continuedimprovement in its equipment. According to ownerRoger Zblewski, that effort started in 1978, shortlyafter the no burn notification from the DNR.
“When we realized that we would no longer beburning debris, we went to a Morbark office that waslocated in Tomahawk at the time and looked at asmall gas powered chipper,” he says. “Knowing whatwe had to do in terms of volume, I told the salesmanI didn’t think that was going to do it. We decided toget a larger diesel instead and haven’t looked backsince.”
He adds that a close relationship with Morbarkdeveloped, and years later when the company wasworking on an early design of a larger chipper,
Zblewski was invited to the plant in Michigan to lookat the unit, identify any problem areas, offer anysuggestions to make it better, etc.
“That’s really what we like about the company,” hesays. “They reach out to users like me to see what wethink or what we’d change, and then incorporate oursuggestions into their new designs. I’m fairly surethat doesn’t go on everywhere else in the industry.”
Moving upAs Zblewski Brothers’ business grew from a tree
service company to one with more of an emphasis onland clearing, so too, did its choice of equipment.While chippers were fine during those early years (thecompany had worked its way up to a 36-inch model),larger diameter debris and a growing volume made
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Material of all sizes grinds well in the Woodhog.
Nothing cheesy about this operationNothing cheesy about this operationWisconsin company turns DNR requirement into a thriving wood waste operation.
Consistent, ground material pours out of the dischargeconveyor of Zblewski's Morbark Woodhog.
Jeremy Weber moves a load of timber into place on the way to the grinder.
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additional moves necessary. Zblewski says a horizon-tal grinder made the most sense.
“By this time — it was around 1998-we had foundlocal paper plants who were interested in our materi-al and, for them, material size was not really aconcern since they were reprocessing the materialthrough a hammermill at their plants. So we onceagain turned to Morbark and this time purchased a5600 Wood Hog. The horizontal grinder gave us thevolumes we needed to keep them supplied. With thatmove, I guess we were officially in the recyclingbusiness.”
The company relied upon that 5600 for more thansix years until volumes again grew to such an extentthat an additional upsizing was needed. In 2004, theytook delivery of a 6600 Wood Hog which is still in usetoday and which Zblewski says has been an amazingmachine.
“The 6600 has been outstanding for us since webought it — and we are coming up on eight years ofsolid use,” says Dennis Zblewski. “A good deal of thatsatisfaction is, obviously, because Morbark buildsmachines to stand up to punishment. But I alsoknow that we maintain our equipment better thanmost. By comparison, we knew a local company thathad an identical machine to ours and ran it into theground by not doing any maintenance on it at all.This is a lot different from a payloader in which theonly thing that takes any punishment is the bucket.On a grinder, the whole machine is constantly work-ing for you and it needs attention. After all this time,ours is faded, but it still runs like a top.”
Roger Zblewski stresses that they traded in their5600 only because they needed additional volume,not because there was anything they didn’t like aboutthe unit. “In fact, not too long ago I heard that thatsame machine is currently at work making boiler fuelin far northern Canada. You just can’t keep a goodmachine down.”
Choices aboundWhile they do accept material from area business-
es and residents at their eight acre site, theoverwhelming majority of the material they get comesfrom their own landclearing projects. Zblewski saysthey generally operate within a 100 mile radius oftheir location and have a couple of options for han-dling the onsite debris: they can either process andload the material at the site, or haul it back to theirlocation to be run through the grinder. Onsite work,he says can be equally varied.
“Landclearing work varies from job to job,” he says.“But ideally we like to get in there with an excavatorand our grinder, process the material, load it intotrucks and send it off to the mills. Occasionally, werun into logs that need downsizing on the spot andfor those cases, we contacted Wally Robison,Morbark’s regional sales manager, who hooked us upwith a Morbark stump shear that we call the‘dinosaur nose.’ It will split almost anything andreally helps keep efficiencies up for us.”
The grinding operation has grown to such an extentthat, what was once an offshoot of the tree service company, is now generating roughly 500 tons of
boiler fuel per week.“We are fortunate to have a customer who will take
just about everything we can give them,” saysZblewski. “Mind you, because so much of the wastewe handle is diseased wood, all of our material goesstrictly for hog fuel — there really is no other use forit at that point. However, we take the fines that aregenerated as a part of the grinding process, compostthem and create a rich black dirt which we sell inbulk to area residents and companies. It’s a niceadditional source of revenue from what was once justa waste product.”
All in the familyAs the name implies, Zblewski Brothers is truly a
family affair. Joining Roger in the operation are hisbrother Fred; sons Jon and Dennis; his wife Milliewho manages the office and daughter-in-law Jaclynwho works part time in their office. Jeremy Weber
and Scott Skibba, laborers, round out the ZblewskiBrothers team.
“Even Jeremy and Scott, who are not relatives,have been here long enough to feel like family,” saysZblewski. “We all take a lot of pride in what we do andI think that’s part of the reason we’ve been able to dothis for so long. We’ve also been fortunate to have agreat relationship, not just with Morbark, but alsowith Nortrax, our equipment dealer. Bruce Stitely,our Nortrax rep, is a former Morbark employee andhas been calling on us in one form or another formore than 20 years now. That means a lot in termsof understanding our grinding needs and gettingthings done. All told, we’ve been really blessed tohave had such great relationships over the years andlook forward to what’s to come.”
For more information about Morbark products,visit their website at www.morbark.com.
Jeremy Weber places a load of wood waste into the grinder with a Volvo L90F.
Even old wooden fencing material becomes a useful resource when it comes to making quality mulch andbiofuel.
Timber disappears into the Woodhog at this projectsite.
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MADISON HEIGHTS,MI — The SweepEx Mega720 broom attachment isbuilt with a 72-inch longmainframe, making it thelargest unit within theMega Series line.
Ideal for a wide varietyof applications includingcleanup of dirt, leaves,snow, material spills,standing water, steelshavings and gravel, theSweepEx Mega Seriesbroom attachment isadaptable to most serv-ice vehicles. Mountingkits for forklifts, bucketlips, three point hitches(class 1 and 2) and skid-
steer pivots are avail-able to maximize thebrooms versatility.
Designed for high pro-ductivity and minimumdown time, SweepExbrooms are built with nomoving parts, eliminatingthe cleaning and lubrica-tion of sprockets andbearings typically associ-ated with rotary stylebrooms. Brush replace-ment is quick and easywith the unique brushsection system. By sim-ply detaching the ruggedend protectors, thebroom’s brush sectionsare easily replaced, rotat-
ed or removed.The modular construc-
tion of the SweepEx lineminimizes dust and flyingdebris, protecting the op-erator, machinery andwork environment. Thebroom’s polypropylenebrush sections offer bothdurability and flexibility.
Constructed of highquality industrial steel andprotected with a heavy
powder coat finish, theMega Series includes 11brush rows for maximumcleaning power. With theability to attach MegaWing90 (9-inch) and MegaWing180 (18-inch) broom ex-tenders to each end of thebroom, the Mega 720 canbe increased up to 108-inches for the largest ap-plications.
Other SweepEx Mega
Series models include theMega 480 (48-inch main-frame) and Mega 600 (60-inch mainframe). Option-al accessories for allSweepEx models includea magnetic bar, dustmop,edge marker kit and thedebris containment ends.
SweepEx is a productdivision of TrynEx Inter-national. Other TrynExbrands include SnowEx
winter maintenanceequipment, and TurfExturf care equipment. Formore information, con-tact TrynEx Internation-al, 531 Ajax Drive, Madi-son Heights, MI 48071,call 800-725-8377 or248-586-3500, fax 248-586-3501, [email protected] visit www.trynexfacto-ry.com.
SweepEx’s Mega 720
TrynEx’s SweepEx Mega 720 broom attachment.
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MILLSTONE TOWN-SHIP, NJ — Advance TireInc. has just introducedthe Kolossus Solid Tire tothe U.S. market. TheKolossus soft ride solid
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market. Solid Tire flex isa key feature in providinga better ride but also in-creases tire life. The morea solid tire can flex, bettertraction is achieved, thetires spin less thus de-creasing tire wear rates.For more information onthe Kolossus Solid Tireline please contact Ad-vance Tire at 800-445-6647 or e-mail [email protected].
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The JRB PowerLatch™ multi-pingrabber coupler by Paladin, designed byMiller UK Limited, is one of the safest,most advanced multi-pin grabber cou-plers available for excavators and loaderbackhoes. It employs several advancedsafety features, including a patented Au-tomatic Blocking System (ABS) that en-sures coupler engagement is maintainedduring hydraulic failure. Designed towork with a wide range of buckets andattachments, the JRB PowerLatch hasthe most features, reduced offset and isone if the lightest, yet strongest excava-tor and loader backhoe multi-pin grab-ber couplers available today.
The JRB PowerLatch features back-up mechanical locks on both the frontand rear attachment pins that are in-dependent of the machine’s hydrauliclocking and operating system. The ABSmechanical backup safety system au-tomatically locks both pins so couplerengagement is maintained even if hy-draulic failure occurs. If the rear buck-et pin is not correctly engaged, ormissed during the attachment process,the ABS automatically secures thefront attachment pin. Attachments canonly be removed under operator con-trol when they are in a safe, curled po-sition preventing accidental release ofthe attachment.
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Radisson Ontario AirportHotel. A Conference on In-Place Recycling for State,local and Federal AgencyOfficials, Academia & Indus-try. On Internet atw w w . p a v e m e n tp r e s e r v a t i o n . o r g /conferences/regional-in-place-recycling-conferences
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National ConstructionEquipment Museum, Bowl-ing Green, Ohio. The showfeatures demonstrations anddisplays of horse drawn,steam, gas and diesel pow-ered antique constructionmachinery, cable andhydraulic shovels andcranes, hit and missengines, antique trucks andtractors and more. Thisyear’s show will include theannual convention of the
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BOWLING GREEN,OHIO — The HistoricalConstruction Equipment
Association (HCEA), a501(c)3 non-profit organi-zation dedicated to pre-
serving the history of theconstruction, dredgingand surface mining
equipment industries,announces three newcorporate memberships.
W. W. Williams, one ofthe nation’s leading in-dustrial distribution, re-pair and service compa-nies, celebrates its cen-tennial this year. Head-quartered in Columbus,Ohio, its heritage in-cludes dealerships forAustin-Western, Euclid,Koehring, Terex and nu-merous other construc-tion lines. It has been amajor dealer for DetroitDiesel Allison since 1977,and has diversified intorentals and military logis-tics while representingSterling trucks andDeutz, Yanmar, Isuzu,Mercedes-Benz enginesand other lines.
H & K Equipment, Inc.,of Pittsburgh, PA, pro-vides a broad range ofservices for material han-dling and industrialcleaning equipment. Anintegral part of the lifttruck market in the Pitts-burgh area since 1935,their services range fromnew and used trucksales, leasing and rentalsto service, parts and re-manufacturing.
Rudolph/Libbe Com-panies is headquarterednear Toledo, Ohio, andconsists of two self-per-forming general contrac-tors. Rudolph/Libbe Inc.,operates nationally andmany of its superintend-
ents, foremen and tradesworkers who staff itsprojects have been withthe firm for over 30years. GEM Inc. wasfounded in 1982 and isconsistently rankedamong the EngineeringNews Record’s top 600Specialty Contractors.
Corporate membersdesignate up to five oftheir officers and employ-ees to receive the HCEA’squarterly magazine,Equipment Echoes andVIP passes to its annualInternational Conventionand Old Equipment Expo-sition, to be held next atits Bowling Green, Ohio,headquarters September14-16, 2012. They alsoreceive links on theHCEA’s website at
www.hcea.net, and arebeing publicized in Equip-ment Echoes and in pressreleases to trade publica-tions and websites.
The HCEA was foundedin 1986 and has over4,300 members in twentyfive countries. In additionto its magazine and host-ing an annual workingexhibition of restoredconstruction equipment,it operates the NationalConstruction EquipmentMuseum and archives inBowling Green, Ohio. In-dividual membershipsare $30 within the USAand Canada, and $40U.S. elsewhere. Informa-tion is available atwww.hcea.net, or by call-ing 419-352-5616 or e-mailing [email protected].
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HCEA announces corporate memberships
A unique SKF “ThreeBarrier Solution” for con-veyor applications ex-posed to extremely harshconditions introduces abundle of environmental-ly friendly products de-signed to increase bear-ing reliability and extendservice life without theuse of solid lubricants,auxiliary seals, or largequantities of grease. Thisconveyor solution ideallysuits operations in themining, cement and ag-gregates, steel, forestry,and pulp and paper in-dustries, among others.
The “Three Barrier Solu-tion” consists of four inter-related components: Fac-tory sealed and upgradedSKF Explorer performanceclass spherical roller bear-ings, optimized split pillowblock housings, PosiTracPlus™ type seals for thehousing and 60 percent to80 percent grease fill in-side the housing.
The bearing is lubricat-ed, sealed and mountedinside the housing, whichis then internally greasedand sealed. This createsthree layers (“three barri-ers”) of protection for thebearing during operation:The integral bearing sealskeep the lubricant in andcontaminants out of thebearing cavity; the Posi-Trac Plus seals in thehousing protect againstextremely fine contami-nants and eliminate any
need for expensive auxil-iary (such as taconite)seals; and the greasepacked into the housingon both sides of thesealed bearing completethe protection.
Users can realize in-creased bearing reliabilityand service life and re-duced lubricant consump-tion, environmental im-pact, maintenance costsand unplanned downtime.
Contact SKF USA Inc.,890 Forty Foot Rd., P.O.Box 352, Lansdale, PA19446. Call 800-440-4SKF (toll free), [email protected] orvisit www.skfusa.com.
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LANDFILLTRANSFERSTATION
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