Volume 21 No. 5 March 2013

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Sunshine Recycling sets the standardfor sustainable recycling solutions

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Larry Behrens, global product manager,Truck and Rail Scale Avery Weigh-Tronix

The recycled concrete market contin-ues to expand, as facilities are findingmore uses for the aggregate, providingan ideal solution for everything frompavement to landscaping. Rather than

trucking the usage material to locallandfills for disposal, concrete recyclingoffers an alternative that is not only en-vironmentally beneficial, but can alsodrive down the cost of constructionproducts. However, in order to derive allthe advantages possible with concreterecycling, each facility needs to have a

well run, efficient operation.A critical component to making con-

crete recycling operations both produc-tive and profitable is selecting and im-plementing the proper weighing equip-ment, particularly in a growing market.As the concrete recycling industry con-tinues to gain momentum, recyclersmust take proactive steps to ensure ac-curate billing and inventory data to re-main competitive. Whether the goal isto optimize profits, maximize productiv-ity or to streamline data management,implementing the ideal scale equip-ment is essential for improving billingaccuracy and the overall bottom line in

recycling applications.Weighing system components for

recycling applicationsTruck Scales: As one of the most versa-

tile weighing solutions for recycling appli-cations, truck scales lead the list. Sinceone of the most critical elements to main-taining an efficient recycling operation isaccurate inventory records, truck scalesplay an integral role in this process bycapturing initial weights as trucks enterand leave recycling facilities.

A truck scale system combines arugged scale platform typically con-structed of steel or reinforced with a

Selecting scale systems for concrete recycling to meet

efficiency and revenue initiatives

Truck scales capture precise weights as trucks enter and leaverecycling facilities to facilitate accurate inventory records and

billing invoices for an efficient operation.

Drivers easily enter any and allnecessary weight and load infor-mation directly into the console,

collecting accurate data and sav-ing time for both the recycling fa-

cility and the operator.

Unattended consoles enable fa-cilities to enhance process effi-

ciency and cost reduction byautomating material collection

and weighing.

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concrete deck-load celltechnology and a digitalweight indicator torecord, display and, attimes, communicatedata from scale transac-tions. The load cell con-verts force measure-ments into an electricalsignal read by a con-nected weight indicationsystem. The unique de-sign of some load cellsallow it to act like a can-tilever, suspended onone end and fixed on an-other, thereby eliminat-ing common errors asso-ciated with end loading,side loading, vibrationand torsion effects forenhanced accuracy andreliability.

For a basic in and outtruck scale system, adriver simply stops thevehicle on the scale so theincoming weight can becaptured, then exits thescale to be loaded or un-loaded and finally returnsto the scale to acquire anoutgoing weighment. Thesystem enables site man-agers to carefully monitorand document importantmaterial type, origin andweight data for incomingand outgoing loads. Withthese record keeping ca-pabilities, users can im-prove facility inventoryand billing accuracy.

For additional processefficiency and cost reduc-tion, operators can auto-mate material collectionand weighing by incorpo-rating an indicator into acontrol console adjacentto the scale platform. Inthis arrangement, a driversimply stops on the scaleand is prompted by theindicator to enter relevantdata for the transaction,such as truck number,load contents and compa-ny ID. The vehicle thenexits the scale to beloaded or unloaded. After-ward, the vehicle returnsto the scale so that anoutgoing weighment maybe acquired. The systemthen prints a ticket dis-playing the weight anddriver/truckload data,and all collected informa-tion is stored in the indi-cator’s memory or, insome cases, wirelesslytransmitted to the recy-cling center’s main com-puter database — a sig-nificant advantage in re-mote applications.

IndicatorsThe brains of any scale

system, today’s indicatorsare much more than a

simple display. Capable ofcollecting, displaying andtransferring complex data,indicators act as a centralhub for the weighing sys-tem. They enhance exist-ing inventory manage-ment systems or creatinga customized process forspecific data managementneeds. Now, not only areindicators designed toprovide fast, precise, re-peatable measurementsfor both static and in-mo-

tion weighing, but theyalso integrate with compa-ny equipment and sys-tems to improve accuracyand documentation.

Indicators enable recy-cling centers to choosefrom simplistic or full fea-tured options to meet ap-plication requirements.This allows companies touse only the performancecapabilities necessary to

Concrete recycling offers an alternative to landfills that is not only environmen-tally beneficial, but can also drive down the cost of construction products.

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achieve the exact level of sophisticationrequired for their weighing and invento-ry management needs. Indicators aredesigned to adapt to new recyclingprocesses or meet more stringent re-quirements as the industry grows. Fur-ther, configurable to meet industry spe-cific standards and protocols, such asEthernet or Fieldbus, indicators providequick, seamless integration with exist-ing networking systems, enabling flexi-ble data transmissions.

For enhanced efficiency, Wi-Fi en-abled indicators provide remote opera-tion. They collect weight and diagnosticinformation and immediately communi-cate it to the facility’s computers. Indi-cators quickly input product identifica-tion information, allowing users to trackmaterials from the moment they enterthe facility. This enables real time sta-tus updates to ensure the most currentinventory data.

Additionally, for maximum trans-parency, recycling plants can link theindicator to the facility’s inventory sys-tem. This allows users to verify thatcurrent inventory levels can supporttheir customer’s order. Also, once theaggregate is loaded and weighed, thisamount can be subtracted from inven-tory immediately updating records inreal time. These advantages ensureconcrete recyclers not only remaincompliant with legal for trade require-ments, but also improve inventory

records — all by tracking aggregateproduction from start to finish.

The system in actionHighland Recycling: Highland Recy-

cling is a facility that collects waste ma-terial to processes it to sell the resultingrecycled materials. The dramatic in-crease in the demand for recycled ag-gregate presented an opportunity to as-sist this growing market. By offeringthis service, Highland provided costsavings and environmental benefits,avoiding landfills and reducing relianceon primary aggregates. Constructioncompanies in the area could save up to$30 per ton in disposal costs, as High-land Recycling’s $15 collection fee issignificantly lower than traditionalhaulage and landfill tax charges for ag-gregate disposal — which typicallyreach up to $45.

Highland understood that in order tokeep up with this demand, the entireoperation hinged on their ability tostreamline the collection process anddata management. The company need-ed to capture information on the weightof the waste aggregate, the specific ma-terials, customer information and theweight of the recycled material pro-duced. Maintaining accurate recordswas crucial to Highland, not only forcustomer satisfaction, but they also hadto provide accurate quarterly returns tothe Scottish Environmental ProtectionAgency (SEPA).

Highland turned to Avery Weigh-Tron-ix to design and install a truck scale sys-tem to weigh incoming and outgoing ma-terials and store information on the in-dicator. The system allowed them to notonly collect data but also to analyzeprocess efficiency. Highland Recyclingcan then print an invoice with the truckscale ticket and can store the informa-tion for accurate and efficient invoicingat the end of the month. The collectionand reporting of precise weight data en-abled the company to established suc-cessful and profitable aggregate recy-cling business in its own right.

Polk County Recycling CenterPolk County’s Recycling Center han-

dles roughly 3,500 to 4,000 tons ofoutgoing materials annually. Original-ly, the company was calculating theweight of loads based on averageweighments secured periodically froman off-site truck scale. This method ofcomputing weights was, at best, an un-reliable estimation. The companyneeded a more accurate and efficientway to track their materials.

To meet both these needs simultane-ously, Polk County implemented an Av-ery Weigh-Tronix truck scale and Model1310 unattended scale console. This of-fered a convenient solution that alloweddrivers to enter any and all necessaryweight and load information into theconsole from their vehicle with push-button ease. By enabling drivers to en-tering the information themselves, cap-turing weights was fast and simple, sav-ing time for both the recycling facilityand the operator.

The unattended console featured anindicator configured to meet industryspecific standards and protocols fordata storage and transmission. Polkwas able to collect information regard-ing the truck number, incoming andoutgoing materials, the customer andmore, enabling the facility to keep accu-rate and complete records, without theexcess labor expenses of an attendant.Plus, the indicator is able to store nu-merous transactions, so if they experi-ence computer or RF problems, the datais secure until the system is up andrunning again. For more information onAvery Weigh-Tronix equipment visittheir website at www.averyweigh-tron-ix.com.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Editorial Deadline precedes the Ad Deadline

by two days. Waste Handling Equipment News read-ers include owners, operators, and purchasing agentsinvolved in construction demolition, asphalt/concreterecycling, wood waste recycling and composting. Oureditorial emphasizes new equipment, site stories,association updates, legislation and industry news.

If you have news to contribute, contact:Jon M. Casey, Editor

Waste Handling Equipment News6113 State Highway 5Palatine Bridge, New York 13428Tel: 717-258-6775Fax: 518-673-2699 E-Mail: jcasey@leepub.com

Cover photo: Joe and Lena Rich founded Sunshine

Recycling in 1996.

Grinder Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Sunshine Recycling sets the standard forsustainable recycling solutions. . . . . . . . . . 8-9

by Gwenyth Laird Pernie

Asphalt Drum Mixers offers recycle systems to

enhance cost efficiency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Kawasaki introduces new 80Z7 wheel loader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Old dormitories make way for new shoppingcenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27

by Jon M. Casey

BOMAG offers rear rotor recycler/stabilizermodels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Caterpillar unveils first hybrid excavator. . . 29

Fecon introduces self-contained drillingsupport trailer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

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will reprint that portion of the ad in which the error appears. Publisher accepts no financial

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Unless you like losingmoney, you need a belt

cleaner.Belt cleaners keep ma-

terial from building up onbelts which, if not done,will cause the belt totrack off center.

What happens then?Well, if the belts

tracks far enough offcenter, the rubber skirt-ing does not contain ma-

terial any longer androck, stone, dirt or otherdebris will fall off theconveyor and make itsway into the tail pulleys.

This causes:• Belts to track even

further off center, whichcan make the edge of thebelting rub on roller sup-ports or the frame of theconveyor;

• The belt to start wear-

ing the edge and will startto tear at the belt splice;

• A worn splice to makethe belt start to loosen andyour belt to become looseon one side. That willmake belt adjustment verydifficult. It also lessens thelife of your belt;

• Large rocks to get intothe tail pulley and puncha hole into the conveyoror in the belt splice; and

• Material to build uparound bearings, caus-ing failure.

In any of those exam-ples, time and moneyare lost. Along with allthose possibilities, if ma-terial builds on the sur-face of conveyor belting,the belt will track offcenter and start causingproblems as well.

So, with all these po-

tential issues, owningand maintaining a beltcleaner will save you timeand money.

Most belt cleaners aremade of rubber and pressagainst the belt as itpasses by, scraping ma-terial from the belt. Oth-ers are made of plastic oreven steel. Some have au-tomatic adjustment whileothers need some weeklymaintenance. This is eas-ily done.

Applications where ascraper cannot be usedare chevron belts or beltswith cleats. Because of theraised rubber on thesebelts, a scraper is not theaccessory of choice. Inthese cases, a brush typecleaner works best. By ad-justing the brushes sothat the bristles are justtouching the belt, this lit-erally sweeps material

from the belts. One note ofconcern with the brushesis that these do not workwell in wet sticky materi-als. Frequently, the bris-tles fill with material andplug up.

Recently, I saw an ad-vertisement for a self-powered brush cleaner.This brush cleaner waspowered by a 1 or 2horsepower motor whichturns the brush oppositethe direction of the con-veyor. This seems to methat less pressure wouldneed to be used whichwould extend the wearlife. Check it out here atwww.martin-eng.com

Take the time for a littlemaintenance and saveyourself some money.

Questions? DaveWhitelaw. GrinderGuy@askthegrinderguy.com

Hey GrinderGuy, do I really need a belt scraper?

CHICAGO — Waste-built Environmental So-lutions, LLC (Wastebuilt),a distributor and manu-facturer of equipment,parts and services for thewaste and recycling in-dustry, announced that ithas appointed Jerry Sam-son as vice president ofSales and Marketing.

Mr. Samson joinsWastebuilt with morethan 20 years of experi-ence in the waste indus-try. Prior to joining Waste-built, he served 12 yearsin senior managementroles at Waste Manage-ment and was also vicepresident of Sales andMarketing at Wastequip.Most recently, Mr. Sam-son led the sales group atLiberty Tire Recycling.

“Wastebuilt is commit-ted to creating a seniormanagement team thatcan grow our businessand be relentless in cus-tomer service,” said GregPodell, CEO of Waste-built. “Jerry brings awealth of experience andleadership to our salesorganization and has asuccessful track record inthe industry.”

“I’m extremely pleasedto be moving to this new,exciting role withinWastebuilt,” said Samson.“I look forward to provid-ing our customers with

outstanding service andcontributing to the com-pany’s long term success.

“Wastebuilt Environ-mental Solutions, LLC(Wastebuilt) was createdin 2012 as a vehicle forentering the waste andrecycling industry.Wastebuilt recently ac-quired Stepp EquipmentCompany, which special-izes in the refuse, scrapand recycling industryand Galfab, Inc., a manu-facturer of various prod-ucts for transportation inthe garbage and scrap in-dustry. Wastebuilt’s mis-sion is to provide its cus-tomers with world classdistribution of equip-ment, parts, and servicessupported by manufac-turing facilities. For addi-tional information, pleasecall 708-458-7800.

Wastebuilt Environmental Solutions, LLC appoints

Jerry Samson as vice presidentof Sales and Marketing

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Sunshine Recycling of Orangeburg, South Carolinadelivers a full spectrum of integrated metal, concreteand asphalt recovery and recycling services, bothonsite and mobile, all while maintaining the highestenvironmental standards.

Owned and managed since 1996 by the husbandand wife team of Joe and Lena Rich, SunshineRecycling strives to bring innovation to the recyclingindustry. In the process, they have become one of themost successful processing and recycling facilities inthe southeast. The Rich’s other divisions includeSunshine Aggregate, Sunshine Steel and SunshineAuto Salvage.

“I attribute Sunshine Recycling’s success to thededication of our staff,” Rich emphasizes. “We arecommitted to providing quality as a supplier to themills and customers we do business with.”

“When I started Sunshine, I went to the mills andhad them teach me what products they wanted, whatspecs they needed, and how they wanted it pack-aged,” he explains. “I then educated our staff as to

what the mills wanted to buy from us. This helpedcreate a great relationship with the mills, whichcontinues to this day.”

Rich continues, “In addition, we have a great rela-tionship with Terex, more specifically Dick Mizzell,southeast regional manager for Company Wrench,our Terex dealership. The commitment to service andexcellence that Company Wrench and Terex exempli-fy mirrors our own. These great companies treat usmore like a business partner than a customer. Ibelieve this has significantly contributed to our suc-cess.”

Sunshine’s site maintenance demolitionservices

Sunshine Recycling provides a complete range ofoff site demolition and dismantling services. Crewsrecently demolished an apartment complex near theirfacility. All the materials were recycled at the jobsite,including 31,000 metric tons of concrete.

There, they used a variety of equipment includingtheir 35 ton, Terex off road dump trucks and Terex

Fuchs MHL 360D, Terex Fuchs MHL 360D hybridand Terex Fuchs MLH 340D material handlers. Withan operating weight of up to 63,934-pounds, anengine power of 128 hp and a reach to stick tip of13.7 meters, the Terex MHL340 allows for efficientprocessing of scrap metal and construction anddemolition material.

According to Rich, a valuable feature of the 340D’shigh rise, hydraulic lift cab is that it allows theoperator a high vantage point with an excellent viewof the jaw crusher. “When an operator sees a jamabout to occur in the jaw, he can reach down with thegrapple and grab the piece out of the crusher beforethe jam occurs. He can then spin the piece with arotating grapple to a dimension that will go throughthe jaw without causing a jam. The operator can alsouse the grapple to grab a 6 to 7-foot metal pick; likea giant toothpick; and clear a possible jam before itoccurs. What is more important, neither of theseprocesses damage the concrete crusher nor requirethe machine to be stopped and restarted. That cantake 20 to 30 minutes.”

Another of Sunshine’s recent demolition projectswas at the Stone Forest Industries project inOrangeburg, South Carolina. That took place during2011and 2012. After the landmark saw mill wasdecommissioned, the owners sold component partsoff at auction. Following the auction, Sunshine wentin and completed the demolition of all the structuresat the 20 acre site.

Rich said, “We removed, processed and recycledmultiple structures made of block, wood and steel atthe site. In addition, about 80 percent of the site waspaved with 6-inches or more of concrete. We removedand recycled all of that, along with other concreteformations including a 25-foot x 25-foot x 10-footthick concrete slab that stood underneath a logcrane.” (This job can be viewed on YouTube atSunshine Recycling’s channel.)

Sunshine’s commitment to the environmentSunshine Recycling is located on a 50 acre site

paved with 8-inches of concrete that was crushed,processed and recycled at Sunshine using Terexequipment. Rich noted that the job was made mucheasier with the use of their Terex Fuchs MHL 360Dmaterial handler, the Terex Power Screen MetroTracand the Powerscreen® Chieftain 1400, which has arecycling capacity to process up to 220 tons per hour.

Underneath the concrete is a plastic vapor barrier

Sunshine 9

Using a Terex Fuchs 360D MHL, a crew separates C&D material to be recycled at the Sunshine Aggregate yard.

Sunshine Recycling sets the standardSunshine Recycling sets the standardfor sustainable recycling solutionsfor sustainable recycling solutions

by Gwenyth Laird Pernie

In the Sunshine Recycling yard, two Terex Fuchs 360D MHLs are busy sorting material (left and right) while the handlerin the middle is unloading scrap from the back of a customer's pickup. Just left of the pickup is the Sierra 6000 Baler.

Sunshine Recycling bales most of the scrap metal and loads it on flatbed after it is wrapped with a construction gradeplastic net purchased from Industrial Netting.

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Sunshine from 8that insures that runoff waste will not enter the soil.To protect the community further, from oil and otherharmful substances associated with scrap metal,Sunshine Recycling is a certified NPDES (nationalpollutant discharge elimination system) industrialstorm water drain off facility. It has eleven oil-waterseparators onsite.

Sunshine’s processing centerWhen scrap metal arrives at the Sunshine

Recycling processing center, trucks are weighed on astate certified Toledo digital scale. Drivers thencontinue from station to station to unload their mate-rials. In most cases, an operator unloads the auto-mobiles, scrap material, industrial waste, etc. with aTerex Fuchs MHL 360D material handler. Then, theempty truck is weighed as it leaves and the customeris paid according to the American Metal Marketsmonthly report. Meanwhile the scrap material isprocessed, graded and prepared for shipping.

Sunshine Auto Salvage Approximately 30 acres of Sunshine’s facility is

home to their auto parts recycling business. “Our sitehas an import and a domestic division that containsapproximately 3600 cars. Both yards are “You PullIt,” explained Rich. “The customers enter the yard,they pick and pull the auto parts that they need, andthen they check out. It is cost effective for both thecustomer and our business.”

Sunshine’s non-ferrous drive through ware-house

Sunshine’s 15,000-square-foot non-ferrous materi-als, drive through warehouse, is the only one of itskind in South Carolina. The warehouse accommo-dates two lanes of traffic, relying upon six ThermanToledo digital platform scales to weigh the customer’svehicles.

“The customer drives into the warehouse, unloadstheir non-ferrous metals, which is weighed anddocumented, then the customer gets paid. The alu-minum, copper, brass, stainless steel and all otherprecious metals are processed, bailed and preparedfor shipment to consumers of non-ferrous products,all within the walls of the warehouse,” Rich said.

For more information on Sunshine Recycling visittheir website at www.sunshinerecycle.com or contactJoe or Lena Rich at 803-531-4408.

This 1.2 million gallon, pre-stressed concrete water tank is being demolished at the Southern Sales and MarketingGroup warehouse using a Komatsu PC 220 with jackhammer attachment (far left) and two Terex Fuchs MHL 360D

units.

Sky view.

At Sunshine Recycling's Aggregate yard an operator uses the Terex Fuchs 340D material handler to help unload theirTerex 35T Dump Truck.

Joe Rich is loading concrete footers onto a steel dump atDouble L Farms' where Chuck Lucas and Rae Butler

contract Sunshine to clean up C&D material at the formerReevesville Tree Farm. Crew removed more than 1000

tons of concrete footers.

Sunshine's Hybrid Terex Fuchs MHL 360D with Labounty 3000R Shear attachment is parked near a Terex Fuchs MHL360D in front of Sunshine Recycling's 15,000-square-foot, Drive Thru-Non Ferrous warehouse.

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11220 Allisonville Rd.

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 842-10403310 W. Coliseum Blvd.

Fort Wayne, IN 46808

(800) 649-11573566 Citadel Cir.

Newburg, IN 47630

(812) 490-44002801 Beverly Dr.

Aurora, IL 60504

(630) 820-3030

1801 179th St. North

East Moline, IL 61244

(309) 751-9540Route 24 East

Eureka, IL 61530

(309) 467-37161005 Thorrez

Jackson, MI 49201

(800) 336-38891196 A. Franklin St.

Marne, MI 49435

(616) 677-5900

VERMEER MIDWEST INC.www.vermeermidwest.com

VERMEERMIDSOUTH INC.

www.vermeermidsouth.com1200 Vermeer Cove

Cordova, TN 38018

(901) 758-19285246 Greenway Dr.

Jackson, MS 39204

(601) 923-8888

VERMEERNORTH ATLANTICSALES & SERVICE

7 Maple Ave.

Mt. Holly, NJ 08060

(609) 267-6600(800) 624-0623

2888 E.

Harrisburg Pike

Middletown, PA 17057

(717) 930-8780(888) 572-4283

805 Grundy Ave.

Holbrook, NY 11741

(631) 580-4400(888) 402-7823129 Route 6,

Bldg. #2

Mahopac, NY 10541

(845) 628-9850(800) 448-9850

VERMEER NORTHEASTwww.vermeernortheast.com

1235 Rt. 9

Castleton, NY 12033

(518) 732-7201605 Lewiston Rd.

Topsham, ME 04086

(207) 373-0880

224 South St.

Hopkinton, MA 01748

(508) 497-0886770 Derby Ave.

Seymour, CT 06484

(203) 736-9542

VERMEERMID-ATLANTIC INC.

www.VermeerMidAtlantic.com10501 Vermeer Place

Ashland, VA 23005

(800) 552-2074229 Jedburg Rd.

Summerville, SC 29483

(800) 246-430713005 Balls Ford Rd.

Manassas, VA 20109

(877) 661-65662803 Grand View Dr.

Simpsonville, SC 29681

(800) 850-47108424 Norcross Rd.

Colfax, NC 27235

(888) 993-9344

3501 Jones

Sausage Rd.

Garner, NC 27529

(888) 883-76338830 Corridor Rd.

Annapolis Junction,

MD 20701

(800) 492-127410900 Carpet St.,

Charlotte, NC 28273

(800) 768-3444

VERMEER-WISCONSIN INC.www.vermeerwisconsin.com

5445 North 131st St.

Butler, WI 53007

(800) 964-64622304 Kelbe Drive

Little Chute, WI 54140

(800) 859-9220W3090 County B

West Salem, WI 54669

(800) 759-6897

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OF OH & PA2389 Medina Rd.

Medina, OH 44256

(888) 213-3544131 Wisconsin Ave.

Cranberry Twp., PA 16066

(888) 213-8340 • (724) 935-9277110 Stanford Pkwy.

Findlay, OH 45840

(888) 213-8338 • (419) 424-0572

2574 US Hwy. 22 NW

Washington Court House,

OH 43160

(740) 335-8571(740) 335-1926

424 South Mulberry St.

Elizabethtown, KY 42701

(270) 737-1721270) 737-2868

5900 Mac Corkle Ave.

St. Albans, WV 25177

(304) 768-5965

900 Cpt Joe Fulghum

Murfreesboro, TN 37129

615-869-02502007 Middlebrook Pike

Knoxville, TN 37921

865-524-9174

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HUNTERTOWN, IN —Asphalt Drum Mixers,Inc., offers four models ofportable and stationaryrecycle systems to en-hance the cost efficiencyof asphalt plants. Recyclesystems allow plants touse milled material in hotmix asphalt (HMA). Sincerecycled asphalt pave-ment (RAP) is muchcheaper than virgin ag-gregate, the result is aless expensive finishedproduct that maintainsthe high quality of a purevirgin aggregate mix.

ADM’s recycle bins fea-ture a 15 ton capacityand are continuouslywelded at the seams. Thebins contain angle ironsand midsection stiffenersfor reinforcement, andtheir steeply sloped side-walls prevent materialfrom plugging or bridg-ing. A tapered dischargeopening leads to the di-rect drive belt feeder witha 5 hp motor, multi-plybelt, self-cleaning tailpulley and adjustableskirt boards.

To transfer RAP fromthe bin, the recycle sys-tem includes a heavyduty weigh conveyor thatfeatures a channel frameand wind shroud protec-tion for accurate weigh-ing. The conveyor is 2-feet wide and, dependingon the model, between 45and 65-feet long. It intro-duces RAP to the driedaggregate mix after theheating process. Basedon conditions and type ofplant, up to 50 percent ofthe HMA can contain re-cycled pavement.

Portable units featurea heavy duty I-beamframe on a goosenecktrailer with a fifth wheelkingpin hitch, singleaxle and air brakes. Thetrailer includes hingedsupport legs and a hy-draulically controlled in-cline conveyor.

An optional lumpbreaker is available forADM’s recycling systemsto break down largepieces of RAP into a use-able size. It features anadjustable steel breakerplate and replaceabletungsten tipped teeth,and is powered by a 30

hp, high efficiency motorwith an open mesh cov-ered V-belt drive. Singleand double deck scalp-ing screens are alsoavailable to ensure over-sized material does notenter the aggregate mix.Other options includeair cannons, grizzlies,

bin extensions, ad-justable legs with sandshoes and a skid withbolt-on support legs.

A family owned com-pany since 1974, As-phalt Drum Mixers, Inc.offers asphalt plants,auxiliary equipment,parts and service. For

more information, con-tact ADM, 1 ADM Pkwy.,Huntertown, IN 46748.Call 260-637-5729, fax260-637-3164, e-mails a l e s @ a d m a s p h a l t -plants.com or go tow w w . a d m a s p h a l t -plants.com.

W. M. BIERS INC.Port of Albany

Albany, NY 12202518-434-2747

www.wmbiers.com

CLEAVES CO. INC.300 Reservoir St.

Needham, MA 02194781-449-0833

TYLER EQUIPMENT CORP.251 Shaker Rd.

East Longmeadow, MA 01028800-292-6351

Fax: 413-525-5909Parts Line 877-255-6351

Chipper Sales Rep Tom TylerCell 203-509-0967

www.tylerequipment.com

TYLER EQUIPMENT CORP.1980 Berlin Turnpike

Berlin, CT 06037800-352-4473 • 860-356-0840

Parts Line 860-356-0848Chipper Sales Rep Tom Tyler

Cell 203-509-0967www.tylerequipment.com

Asphalt Drum Mixers offers recycle systems to enhance cost efficiency

Portable units feature a heavy duty I-beamframe on a gooseneck trailer with a fifth wheel

kingpin hitch, single axle and air brakes.

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New appointments renew focus on

key marketsPELLA, IOWA — Ver-

meer is pleased to an-nounce several promo-tions within its leadershipteam. Jason Andringahas been named presi-dent, forage and environ-mental solutions, andDoug Hundt has beennamed president, under-ground and specialty ex-cavation solutions.

Both Andringa andHundt will co-chair theVermeer executive team,

reporting to Mary An-dringa in her continuingrole as chief executive offi-cer of Vermeer. In addi-tion, Tony Briggs has beennamed to vice president,sales and distribution.

Jason Andringa hasbeen with Vermeer sinceJune 2005, most recentlyas vice president with re-sponsibility over distribu-tion and global accounts.As president, he will haveoversight of the forageand environmental seg-ments, building visibilityto biomass, as well as in-

dustrial distribution andcorporate engineering.

With 19 years of servicewith Vermeer, Doug Hundthas been involved in sales,marketing, product devel-opment and manufactur-ing. He was named a Ver-meer vice president in1999, and was group vicepresident over industrialprior to this promotion. Inhis role as president, hewill oversee the under-ground and excavationsegments, as well as inter-national entities andemerging markets.

Tony Briggs has beennamed to his vice presi-dent role after joiningVermeer in 1998 and

working in marketing,sales and various man-agement positionsaround the company.Briggs was most recent-ly director of under-

ground solutions.For more information

on Vermeer products andservices, visit the compa-ny’s website at www.ver-meer.com or e-mail Ver-meer at salesinfo@ver-meer.com.

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Powerscreen, one of theworld’s leading providersof mobile crushing andscreening equipment, hasappointed Hugh Brennanas our new TechnicalSupport manager.

Commenting on the ap-pointment, Damian Pow-er, Global Product line di-rector, said, “This is animportant new appoint-ment for Powerscreen.Hugh’s experience andrespect in the industrywill be an asset to thePowerscreen strategy ofcontinuing to develop aglobal dealer networkwith class leading cus-tomer support.”

Having previouslyworked in a wide varietyof roles in the UK andNorth America for Power-screen over an elevenyear period, Hugh rejoinsPowerscreen in this newposition. Hugh has sincespent six years workingin a customer supportrole with the Blue Ma-chinery Group, UK andbrings considerable expe-rience of end user sup-port requirements whenworking with Power-screen® products. Hughwill be responsible for thedevelopment of our Tech-nical Helpdesk, ServiceTraining, Service Engi-neers and Warranty Sys-tems to enhance the levelof OEM support to ourGlobal Dealer Network.By providing class-lead-ing training, support andsystems to our dealers,we believe that this al-lows them to provide ourcustomers with strong lo-cal technical support so-lutions to meet the needsof our customers.

For more information on

Powerscreen crushing,screening or washing prod-ucts or Customer Supportplease contact your localdealer. Details can befound at www.power-screen.com.

Powerscreen is part ofthe Terex Materials Pro-cessing segment of TerexCorporation. Terex Cor-poration is a diversifiedglobal manufacturer of abroad range of equipmentthat is focused on deliver-ing reliable, customerdriven solutions for manyapplications, includingthe construction, infra-structure, quarrying,mining, shipping, trans-portation, refining, ener-gy, utility and manufac-turing industries. Terexreports in five businesssegments: Aerial WorkPlatforms; Construction;Cranes; Material Han-dling and Port Solutionsand Materials Processing.Terex offers financialproducts and services toassist in the acquisitionof equipment throughTerex Financial Services.More information can befound at www.terex.com.

For more informationcontact Michelle Murphy,Powerscreen Marketingmanager. Call +44-28-87-718-500 or e-mailmichelle.murphy@power-screen.com.

New Technical SupportManager for Powerscreen

Hugh Brennan

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The very compact andhigh performing ComboKeestrack mobile screen-ing plant separates easilythree fractions at a maxi-mum capacity of 250(metric)tons an hour. TheCombo, with its 17 tonsis very effective for small-er screening jobs, forrental or where mobilityis of the essence. The ma-chine can be used forscalping or for precisionscreening.

Mobility is one of thebiggest assets of theCombo. Just because ofthis, Keestrack lookedout for a alternative wayof transporting the Com-bo. By using the standardcontainer hook platformit is easier to transportthe Combo, resulting inan even higher mobility.Next to this the cost of

transport is reduced be-cause of faster handlingand because a standardservice can be provided.

The Keestrack Combooffers you:

• Optimum flexibilityand mobility with greatperformance;

• Perfect results at rela-tive low costs;

• Robust and smart de-sign with good access formaintenance, repairs andchanging of wear parts;

• Low machine weightand compact transportmeasurements;

• Up to 25 percentgreater fuel efficiency be-cause of the use of a “loadsensing” hydraulic system;

• Quick setup time;• Low feeding height; and• Large screening sur-

face of 2700 x 1200 mm.For more information

or technical specifica-tions contact Marcel

Kerkhofs by e-mail at-marketing@keestrack.net

Container hook platform to transport the Keestrack Combo

And ready to go. Drive on until the hooks can be put in place.

Lift on the truck.

Shur-Co®, LLC is pleased to announce the acquisi-tion of Donovan Enterprises, Inc. This acquisitionbrings together two well known leaders in the truck,trailer and specialty tarp market, resulting in an enti-ty with a combined 93 years of tarping experience.

Donovan Enterprises, Inc., headquartered in Stu-art, FL, was founded in 1977 and specializes infront to rear arm driven and pull style tarp systemsfor the construction and solid waste hauling indus-tries. Donovan is also a leading exporter of theseproducts and operates a facility in Rochester, Eng-land (UK). Shur-Co®, LLC is the inventor of theOriginal Shur-Lok® side to side roll tarp and isheadquartered in Yankton, SD. It was founded in1954 and now manufactures a wide offering of tarpsystems and accessories for trucks, trailers, cartsand specialty equipment used in the agriculture,construction and flatbed markets.

The combined company will operate under thename of Shur-Co, LLC and will retain both compa-nies’ brands and existing product lines, while alsomaintaining existing functions at current locations.Corporate headquarters will remain in Yankton, SD.Shur-Co CEO Terry Tennant states, “We couldn’t bemore excited about the future. By combining theproduct lines, sales teams, technical capabilities andservice locations of Shur-Co and Donovan, we will beable to provide the most comprehensive product of-ferings in the market and a customer service platformunequaled in the industry.”

Shur-Co, LLCacquisition

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Neponset, IL — A newpowered brush cleaner forconveyor belt applicationshas been introduced byMartin Engineering, a ro-tating design that removesmaterial accumulationand dust in difficult appli-cations. Well suited tobelts that use raised ele-ments (cleats, chevrons,ribs or lugs) to assist incarrying material, theMartin® Brush Cleaner isan economical solutionthat provides high per-formance, energy efficient

operation, even in condi-tions involving sticky ma-terials or stringy fibers,such as coal and biomass.

The economical230/460 volt, threephase electric motor pro-vides successful cleaningwith minimal power con-sumption. A 1 hp motorpowers the units for 18-42-inch belts, and a 2 hpmotor drives the cleanersfor 48-96-inch belts. Themotor can be operated ineither direction, and theunit can be installed on

the left or right side of thecleaner, depending on theplant's requirements.Constructed of durablesteel and stainless steelcomponents, the cost ef-fective belt cleaner deliv-ers a long service life,holding up even in theharshest operating envi-ronments. The innovativedesign allows easy instal-lation and maintenance.

Two bristle pattern op-tions are available to ac-commodate materialswith a range of moisture

contents. For both mod-els, standard polypropy-lene bristles offer an oper-ating temperature rangeof -20 to 180 degreesFarenheit, and optionalbristles are available forhigher temperatures.

The Martin SpiralBrush Belt Cleaner con-tains bristles that arewrapped in a spiral pat-tern, effectively cleaningdry materials that cancling and cause buildupon the shaft of conven-tional brush cleaners.

The standard .038-inchdiameter bristles are 4-inches long. Developedfor belts carrying dusty orcrumbled materials thatreadily release from bris-tles, the spiral design isalso available in low pro-file versions and widerconstructions for espe-cially challenging appli-cations.

For soft or moist mate-rials that tend to cling tobristles and brushshafts, the Martin StripBrush Belt Cleaner is a10-inch diameter unitthat employs a series ofbrush strips on shaft-mounted hubs. The stripdesign allows material tofall from the brush,where it can be collectedand returned to the ma-terial flow, rather thansettling into the bottomof the bristles. Bristlesare .040-inches in diam-eter and 3-inches long.

Martin Engineering'sConveyor Belt BrushCleaners are designed foruse in the secondarycleaning position, withrecommended placementat the point where thebelt leaves the dischargepulley. The cleaners mayalso be mounted furtheralong the conveyor's re-turn run, where they can

be supported by an idleror pulley. Installation of aprimary on the face of thedischarge pulley belowthe material stream is al-ways recommended.Product availability mayvary by region.

Founded in 1944, Mar-tin Engineering is theworld leader in makingbulk materials handlingcleaner, safer and moreproductive. The companysupplies flow aids andconveyor productsaround the world for awide variety of bulk mate-rial applications, includ-ing coal, cement / clink-er, rock / aggregate, bio-mass, grain, pharmaceu-ticals, food and other ma-terials. The firm is head-quartered in Neponset,IL, offering manufactur-ing, sales and servicefrom factory owned busi-ness units in Brazil, Chi-na, France, Germany, In-donesia, Mexico, SouthAfrica, Turkey, India andthe UK, and under exclu-sive license with ESSAustralia. For more in-formation, visitwww.martin-eng.com orcall 309-852-2384. Glob-al representatives forMartin Engineering canbe found at www.martin-eng.com/rep-finder.

New conveyor belt cleaner for challenging conditions

Two bristle pattern options are available to ac-commodate materials with a range of mois-

ture contents.

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FARWELL, MI —TerexWoodsman changes itsname to Terex Environ-mental Equipment (TEE)reflecting their expandingmarket and customerbase and aggressiveproduct developmentprogram for 2013. Thisname change takes effectimmediately.

Kieran Hegarty, TerexMaterials Processing

president said, “Thechange in name formspart of our go to marketand product strategy forthe business that was ac-quired by Terex in June2011. This new title ismore encompassing andsupports our customers’needs in looking for amore cohesive solution totheir wood processingand environmental

needs. This business linewill be the single providerof wood processing andenvironmental equipmentwithin Terex. The ar-borist product line willcontinue to reflect an ele-ment of the woodsmanname and legacy in itsproduct nomenclature,but all other productspreviously offered by theTerex Woodsman name

will change to Terex Envi-ronmental Equipment.”

Barry DeLau II, generalmanager of Terex Envi-ronmental Equipmentsaid “historically our ar-borist, whole tree bio-mass chipper and trom-mel lines have been soldin North America. AsTerex environmentalequipment continues tobroaden its product port-

folio and distribution net-work, this name is morereflective of our business.We will also be looking toexpand our distributionby leveraging other Terexbusiness segments in tothe rental markets.

Utilization of existingand proven Terex tech-nologies, and a strong fo-cus on R&D will drive ournew product developmentprogram. Supported by adedicated engineering,sales and customer sup-port team. Terex environ-mental equipment willquickly become one thestrong players in thewood processing, envi-ronmental and recyclingindustries.”

All TEE products willbe manufactured at TerexCorporation’s Farwell fa-cility with the exceptionof the trommel line whichwill be manufactured inDungannon in NorthernIreland. Technical Sup-port and Parts will also bemanaged from the Far-well facility. Customerswill begin to see thechange in productnomenclature and liveryat forthcoming trade

shows throughout 2013. For more information

on Terex EnvironmentalEquipment please con-tact Louise McDonald,Marketing Executive,1250 Commerce Dr., Far-well, MI, 48622. Call800-953-5532 or visitwww.terex.com/environ-mental-equipment.

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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WESTBROOK, ME 04092

207-854-8411

BANGOR, ME

207-942-4838

CARIBOU, ME

207-498-2547

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4 Executive Plaza

YONKERS, NY 10701

914-738-5100

Fax 914-738-6847

www.ehrbar.com

601 Coates Avenue

HOLBROOK, NY 11741

631-563-7600

Fax 631-218-1069

www.ehrbar.com

40 Kenosia Avenue

DANBURY, CT 06801

203-743-0088

Fax 203-743-0266

www.ehrbar.com

EDWARD EHRBAR, INC.

PENN JERSEY MACHINERY LLC120 Gordon Drive

LIONVILLE, PA 19341

610-363-9200

Fax: 610-594-0829

61 County Line Rd.

SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876

908-218-1919

Fax: 908-218-1959

1330 Hurffville Rd.

DEPTFORD, NJ 08096

856-227-6400

Fax: 856-227-0046

4805 ScoobyLane

Carroll, OH 43112

(P) 740-654-5304

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Toll Free 866-262-4181

Cleveland, OH Branch

525 Golden Oak Pkwy

Oakwood Village, OH 44146

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Piketon, OH Branch

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Piketon, OH 45661

(P) 740-289-3294

Washington, PA Branch

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Washington, PA 15301

(P) 724-222-2447

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Indianapolis, IN Branch

7019 Brookville Rd

Indianapolis, IN 46239

(P) 317-375-7790

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Cookeville,TN Branch

1220 Southside Dr

Cookeville, TN 38506

(P) 931-526-6222

(F) 931-526-2662

Rineyville, KY Branch

6300 Rineyville Rd

Rineyville, KY 40162

(P)270-360-1010

(F)270-360-1050

Aiken, SC Branch

1252 Old Kimbill Trail

Aiken, SC 29805

(P) 803-642-0060

(F) 803-642-0209

Jacksonville, FL Branch

4710 Dignan Street

Jacksonville, FL 32254

(P) 904-268-6554

(F) 904-268-0939

Plant City, FL Branch

2812 Airport Rd

Plant City, FL 33563

(P) 813-754-5800

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Pasco, WA Branch2300 N Commercial Ave

Pasco, WA 99301(P) 509-728-6614

Vancouver, WA Branch3909 NW Fruit Valley Rd

Vancouver, WA 98660-1278 (P) 360-694-7157

NJ Branch(P) 740-422-6045(P) 609-313-0720

COMPANY WRENCH

Terex Woodsman name changes to Terex Environmental Equipment

Promotion recognizesleadership as AEM

executes its strategicplan to enhance member services

The Association ofEquipment Manufactur-ers (AEM) has namedCharlie O’Brien as seniorvice president in recogni-tion of his expanded lead-ership responsibilities forthe association. These in-clude activities underAEM’s new strategic plan,initiated in 2012, to bet-ter serve all members’current and future busi-ness development needs.

In addition to increasedresponsibilities since join-ing AEM in 2007, O’Brienhas taken a leadership rolewith expanded responsibil-ities in development ofstrategic initiatives toachieve the plan’s Key Re-sult Area (KRA) goals andobjectives and AEM goalsdevelopment to continueimplementation of thestrategic plan. He was alsoinstrumental in develop-ment of the vision for

launch of AEM’s success-ful AG CONNECT Expoand Summit, now on itsthird show, to take placeJanuary 29-31, 2013 inKansas City, MO.

The initial AEM strate-gic initiatives focus onincreased advocacy, aservices plan to respondto membership surveyresults and a new finan-cial model to sustain ex-panded services and ac-tivities. New initiativesbeing implemented for2013 include increasedmember engagement,market informationservices and global busi-ness development.

“This is not anotherlayer of management; it isa way to improve ourservice to the member-ship and better representthe industry through bet-ter use of staff capabili-ties. Charlie serves as therecognized face and voiceof AEM agriculture activi-ties, and provides the sol-id management and lead-

AEM namesCharlie O’Brien as

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Wellsville, NY 14895

FOR SALES, PARTS AND SERVICE -1-800-321-3602Web site: www.lcwhitford.com Email: sales@lcwhitford.com

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For Bobby Gigliotti and his Pittsburgh Demolition,Inc. crew working at the McCandless Crossing retaildevelopment in McCandless, PA, the transformationof the former LaRoche College dormitory complex intothe site of a future CineMark 12 screen, all digitalTheater Complex and parking area, is just anotherday on the job. With the future development of thissuburban Pittsburgh, retail complex that will include53 residential units, several national chain retail andeating establishments, a Doodle Bugs! Children’sCenter, a Lowes and a 119 room Home2 Suites Hotelby Hilton, the 130 acre accumulative project isscheduled to be completed in four stages with theCineMark Theater planned for opening in late 2013.

“We are making good progress,” said Gigliotti,company vice president and project manager andexcavator operator, during a site visit in fall 2012. “Aswe take down the structures, we sort out the bricksand concrete and the steel. We recycle the scrap steeland it goes out via Jeffery S. Bronowicz trucking.

General C&D material goes to Ohio via Iron CityTrucking, and we crush the brick and concrete intoaggregate as site prep fill.”

As we arrived on site, the crew was lifting a skidsteer loader to the second floor level to make movingmaterial from within the building, easier. The remain-der of a two story dormitory unit and a side buildingwere in the final stages of being torn down, with athird building already demolished. Within a few days,the rest of the site would be razed and the backfillingcould begin.

According to Chuck DeNinno, president andfounder of Pittsburgh Demolition, Inc., the recyclableconcrete and brick material will be crushed with aKohlberg-Pioneer 2640 jaw crusher. “We like usingthe portable 2640 because it has plenty of power todo the job,” he said. “We have the ability to take longpieces of concrete and feed them into the jaw, and itjust keeps crushing without hesitation.”

DeNinno said that he has been in the C&D busi-ness for 27 years. “I was employed as a civil engineerby Allegheny County,” he told WHEN. “I had beenresponsible for letting contracts on C&D work and asI watched others and how they were progressing inthat industry, I saw the need for a company that usedmore modern technologies to do demolition moreefficiently. I knew I could do a better job. So in May1986, I started out doing demolition jobs with rentedequipment and have never looked back!”

“We work with union crews out of the local hallsand we have enough equipment that we can be work-ing three projects at the same time,” he said. “Sincewe first began we have done some major projects inthe Pittsburgh area including two power plants thatwe took down in 2009. We recently had three projectsgoing on, the McCandless Crossing project, one inBlairsville, PA and a third one in Upper St. Clair, theformer Consol Energy Headquarters Building, a fourstory office building, with each floor covering asmuch area as one and three quarters football fields.That building is down and we are currently crushingthere.”

Chuck recalled one of the most memorable andchallenging projects was the recent completion of aproject on Brunot Island, an island that is home to aReliant Energy electrical power plant. The island,located in the Ohio River, on the western side of

Pittsburgh, just west of the confluence of theAllegheny, Monongahela Rivers is only accessible viafootbridge and has no road access for car or trucktravel. Since all of the materials and equipment thatneeded to move to and from the island would need tobe transported by barge, the overall project wasdaunting.

“We were hired to take down five, 1.5 million gallonfuel storage tanks on Brunot Island,” he said. “Thetanks were no longer needed to store fuel for theexisting power plants, since they have been convert-ed to gas fired units. They wanted to remove thetanks to make room for more substation equipment

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There isn't much left to take down. This razed building will eventually be replaced with a CineMark 12 Screen Movie Theater complex.

Old dormitories make way Old dormitories make way for new shopping centerfor new shopping center

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PittsburPittsburgh Demolition, Inc.gh Demolition, Inc.makes short work of sitemakes short work of site

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Inside the larger of two buildings that are currently beingdemolished, we can see how the interior is being system-

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PARSIPPANY, NJ — The Hydraulic In-stitute (HI) has published ANSI/HI9.6.1-2012 Rotodynamic Pumps Guide-line for NPSH Margin. The new guide-line serves as a replacement for the1998 edition, which was later with-drawn completely in 2003.

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PEORIA, IL — Caterpil-lar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) un-veiled the first model inits new line of hybrid ex-cavators, the Cat® 336EH, at its Mossville Indus-trial Design Center at aspecial trade press event,“The Next Generation isHere.” The new 336E Hwill be sold and servicedexclusively through theglobal Cat dealer networkfollowing the machine’sofficial launch at bauma2013 in Munich, Ger-many. The order boardfor the Cat 336E H opensin Feb. 2013, with factoryshipments beginning inMarch 2013.

The Cat 336E H usesa new hydraulic hybridtechnology developed byCaterpillar. “A hybrid isindependent of any par-ticular technology — itdoesn’t have to be elec-tric,” said Ken Gray,global product managerfor large hydraulic exca-vators for Caterpillar’sExcavation Division.“There are many waysto store and reuse ener-gy, including ourpatented hydraulic hy-brid system featured onthe Cat 336E H.”

“Caterpillar has devel-oped, built and testedelectric hybrid excava-tors, but until now wehad not found a hybridapproach that would ac-tually lower our cus-tomers’ owning and oper-ating costs,” Gray said.“Large excavators operatein high production appli-cations in which fuel is avery significant operatingcost for our customers.So, the 336E H, the hy-brid version of our work-horse 336E, is ideal forintroducing our new hy-draulic hybrid technolo-gy, with its more than300 filed patents.”

“We can’t wait to seethe reaction of our cus-tomers to the 336E H,”said Gray. “We’re confi-dent they will be delight-ed. No other commercial-ly available technology

has higher power densitythan hydraulics, andthat’s why we selected ahydraulic solution to helpour customers achievesubstantial fuel savings.The 336E H also meetsstringent Tier 4 Inter-im/Stage IIIB emissionstandards. It is extraordi-narily quiet, too. So it’s asocially responsible ma-chine for our customersto own, and they will sac-rifice nothing in terms ofperformance, power,force, speed or produc-tion. Once more, the own-ing and operating costsfor the 336E H are actu-ally lower than the stan-dard machine. That’s thevalue customers expectfrom Cat excavators.”

“The 336E H is a gamechanger — the most revo-lutionary excavator tocome to market indecades,” said GaryStampanato, vice presi-dent of Caterpillar’s Ex-cavation Division. “Cus-tomers aren’t going tochoose the 336E H sim-ply because it is sustain-able. They will select itbecause it actually lowerstheir owning and operat-ing costs, and maintainsthe performance of ourindustry leader, the336E. Caterpillar has themost productive and fuelefficient excavator prod-uct line in the industry,and our customers aresupported by the bestdealers in the world. The336E H extends our lead-ership, is the right thingto do for our customersand is a sign of greatthings to come.”

Technology“Caterpillar’s corporate

technology strategy cen-ters on research and de-velopment in advancingtechnology to meet cus-tomers’ needs today,which is what the 336E Hdoes,” said Tana Utley,Caterpillar’s chief tech-nology officer and vicepresident of the ProductDevelopment and GlobalTechnology Division.

“We’re also continuouslyworking on innovationsthat we anticipate willmeet their future needs.That’s why we’re continu-ing our research and de-velopment in electric hy-brid technology too,which actually began ourhybrid development pathseveral years ago.”

“Caterpillar has an ex-traordinary team of peo-ple working on hybridtechnology solutions forthe next generation of Cathydraulic excavators,”added Gray. “They arefrom every corner of theworld, are among the verybest and brightest minds,and they are listeningvery closely to our cus-tomers. It’s exciting forme to see their enthusi-asm for this project andthe quality product theyhave developed in the336E H, and we’re justgetting started.”

“I am absolutely confi-dent our engineers willcontinue to discover anddevelop the best hybridapproaches for Caterpil-lar’s extensive line ofequipment and applica-tions, whether that’ssome form of hydraulic orelectric hybrid system orsomething as of yet un-known,” Utley added. “AtCaterpillar, we don’t sim-ply engage in creatingnew technologies like thehydraulic hybrid systemjust for technology’s sake,or simply to prove that wecan. Our technologystrategy’s focus never los-es sight of what our re-search and developmentefforts can mean to ourcustomers’ success todayand in the future.”

Since the introductionof the 300 Series in 1994,the family of excavatorshas become the industrystandard in a large vari-ety of general, quarry andheavy construction appli-cations. Caterpillar intro-duced the standard 336Ein 2010 as a direct re-placement for the 336D.The 336E was introducedprimarily to meet Tier 4Interim/Stage IIIB emis-sions standards, and likeany new Cat machine,the 336E includes severalenhancements over itspredecessor, includingmore horsepower withgreater fuel efficiency,more lift capability, high-er digging force and auto-matic aftertreatment re-generation.

The 336E H has all ofthe same powerful advan-tages of the 336E withthe biggest difference be-tween the two models be-ing even greater fuel effi-ciency. To achieve addedfuel savings, the design ofthe 336E H uses threebuilding block technolo-gies that:

1. Conserve fuel withengine power manage-ment via the Cat Elec-tronic Standardized Pro-grammable (ESP) pump,which smoothly transi-tions between the hy-draulic hybrid powersources, engine and ac-cumulator;

2. Optimize perform-ance using restrictionmanagement via thepatented Cat AdaptiveControl System (ACS)valve, which intelligentlymanages restrictions andflows to seamlessly con-trol machine motion withno loss of power, and toensure operators experi-ence no difference in con-trol, hydraulic power orlift capability; and

3. Reuse energy viathe hydraulic hybridswing system, whichcaptures the excavator’supper structure swingbrake energy in accu-mulators, and then re-leases the energy duringswing acceleration.

Fuel savingsThe 336E H delivers in-

dustry leading productiv-ity with up to 50 percentgreater fuel efficiency,which is measured intons per liter, over the336D. Customers can ex-pect the 336E H to useup to 25 percent less fuelcompared to a standard336E, and up to 33 per-cent less fuel than the330/336D. All three ofthe technology buildingblocks, Conserve, Opti-mize and Reuse, are inte-grated together to maxi-mize fuel savings in a va-riety of applications. Evenin low intensity swing ap-plications, customers willstill experience signifi-cant fuel savings becauseof the Conserve and Opti-mize technologies. (Addi-tional factors, such asoperator skill and jobsiteconditions, also affectfuel savings.)

Return on hybridinvestment

Because the 336E Hburns less fuel and re-duces regulated engineemissions, owning and

operating costs will bedramatically lower com-pared to the standardmachine, and its carbonfootprint will be smaller,as well. Precisely whencustomers will recouptheir initial investment ina 336E H depends on fuelprices and their applica-tions. Assuming today’sfuel prices and a highproduction applicationfor a 336E H, Caterpillarestimates customers canrealistically expect to seea return on their invest-ment for the hybrid exca-vator model in as little asone year.

Durable and reliableCaterpillar designed the

336E H to deliver thesame durability and relia-bility customers expect ofall Cat machines, includ-ing large excavators likethe standard 336E. Thedesign of the 336E H usesCat hydraulic componentswith a long track record ofproven durability and reli-ability for maximum up-time and productivity.Also like a standard ma-chine, 336E H compo-nents can be replaced orrebuilt to maximize thehybrid’s service life.

ValidationCustomers have been

using field follow ma-chines, which are firstproduction machinesbuilt for customer accept-ance testing, to validatefuel burn, controllability,reliability and perform-ance of the 336E H. In aformal production studycompleted in August2012, results were im-pressive, includinggreater fuel efficiency andlower cab and spectatornoise levels than the336E and 336D. Addi-tionally, the ACS valve,which intelligently man-ages restrictions andflows to seamlessly con-trol machine motion, hasbeen in the field since2008 with superior per-formance and reliability.The ACS and hybrid sys-tem have also proven towork well together tomaximize performanceand controllability ofwork tools, includinghammers, shears andgrapples.

Product support anddealer readiness

Customer support forthe 336E H is providedexclusively by the on theground support of Cater-pillar’s worldwide dealer

network. For decades,Cat dealers have madesignificant and substan-tial investments in facili-ties, people and expertiseto support Cat excava-tors, including the new336E H. Cat dealersknow and understandhydraulics, and are pre-pared to consult withcustomers to help deter-mine which Cat excavatormodel, whether hybrid orstandard, is the bestmatch for a customer.Dealers are also equippedwith tools developed byCaterpillar that helpthem weigh factors intotheir recommendations,including a customer’sprojected equipment use,budget and anticipatedyears of ownership tohelp ensure the properdecision. The 336E H canalso be bundled with ex-tended warranties andservice contracts.

Caterpillar positionon technology

According to Utley, it isthe company’s vertical in-tegration and broad tech-nology portfolio, coupledwith its wide range of ap-plication experience thatenable Caterpillar to se-lect and develop the opti-mal technologies for eachCat machine and variedcustomer applications.“Our commitment is tomatch technologies tocustomer value,” shesaid. “That means Cater-pillar will include hybridelements in machineswhere it is evident thoseelements are the most ef-ficient and effectivemeans of improving valueto our customers, whichis definitely what we’vedone with the 336E H.”

“Hybrid technology is akey element of our cus-tomer focused technologyportfolio, and so are ournext generation power-trains, autonomy, alter-native fuels, and engineemissions and efficiency,”Utley added. “The newhydraulic hybrid technol-ogy Caterpillar developedfor the 336E H is an out-standing example of theresults we’re achievingfrom our technologystrategy. It provides acritical bridge as we con-tinue to research, developand build the technolo-gies of the future tech-nologies that will help en-sure our customers’ busi-ness success.”

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CONSOLIDATED RESOURCE RECOVERY, INC.3025 Whitfield Avenue, Sarasota, Florida 34243

941-756-0977 Fax: 941-751-6942

HAS THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS AVAILABLE:DRIVERS - Full time driving positions; walking floor trailers and lowboy trans-ports for heavy equipment. Minimum 5 years of experience driving with a ClassA CDL; lowboy transport requires hazmat endorsement. Clean driver’s license.

DRIVER/ROUTE MANAGER – dispatch transport and product delivery driversthroughout the state. Establish routes, maintain permits, track product at vari-ous sites. Clean driver’s license.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT SHOP MANAGER – schedule and dispatch fieldmechanics in maintenance and repair of heavy equipment and tractor trailers.Oversee all aspects of daily operations, maintenance and repairs in our Sara-sota shop. Clean driver’s license.

SAFETY MANAGER – administers safety program for land clearing and yardwaste recycling company. Clean driver’s license.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS - Immediate openings for an experiencedexcavator operators and/or loader operators using various attachments for landclearing crew. Live around Tampa Bay area, must be able to travel. Clean dri-ver’s license, reliable transportation with insurance. Pay commensurate withexperience plus benefits. Apply online at www.resourcerecovery.com. EEO -Drug Free

MECHANICS - Immediate opening for a mechanic with experience in dieselengines, heavy equipment, tractor trailers. Welding and A/C experience a plus.Ability to diagnose equipment problems and make repairs. Live in Tampa Bayarea, travel to sites in our service truck and work out of Sarasota shop. Cleandriver’s license.

Pay commensurate with experience plus benefits.

Apply online at www.resourcerecovery.com. EEO - Drug Free

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ConstructionEquipment

Several 4x4 tractors, large &small; 3pt. snowblowers,$500 up; buckets $250 up;scrapers $200; 4x4 Fordpickup, $1,000; 99 pickup$1,250; Nissan Extera$3,500; 99 Jimmy $2,500;one ton dump, $2,500; NH4x4, cab & ldr., $12,500;several JD dozers, $8,500;JD loader, $6,500; Cat D3dozer, $11,500; Massey &loader, $5,500; NH 4x4,40hp nice & ldr., $18,000;tractors, $1,000 up. Dozers,backhoes, skid steers, exca-vators, several compacts.

Hundreds Parts Tractors& Equipment.

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MAR 10-1328th International

Conference on Solid WasteTechnology & ManagementRadisson Warwick Hotel,Philadelphia, PA. 180 pre-sentations from 35 coun-tries, covering the latestadvances in solid wastetechnology and manage-ment. Limited exhibit space.Researchers, educators, gov-ernment officials, consult-ants, managers, communityleaders and others withexpertise in solid waste areinvited to submit papers fororal presentation or postersession at the Conference.Contact Ronald Mersky,610-499-1146.

MAR 19-21World of Asphalt Show &

Conference and AGG1Aggregates Forum & ExpoSan Antonio, Texas. OnInternet at www.agg1.org/and www.worldofasphalt.com/

MAR 23-26National Demolition

Assoc. 40thAnniversary Convention

San Diego, CA. Call 800-541-2412. On Internet atwww.demolitionassociation.com

MAY 21-23WasteExpo 2013

Ernest N. Morial Convention

Center, New Orleans, LA.With over 550 exhibitingcompanies, 40 conferencesessions and workshops andover 11,000 total partici-pants, no other show comesclose to the size and scope ofWasteExpo. Whether youcome from the public sector,a small, medium or large pri-vate sector waste servicescompany or a manufactureror supplier, WasteExpo isyour once a year event! Con-tact Catherine Campfield,203-358-4128.

SEP 15-17Waste to Fuels 2013

Hyatt Regency Mission BaySpa & Marina, San Diego,CA. The Waste to Fuels Con-ference & Trade Show pro-vides a forum for informingthe public and private sec-tors of the economic andenvironmental significanceof converting waste materi-als to alternative fuels suchas bio-diesel and ethanol aswell as renewable electricenergy. Contact Gene Jones,850-558-0609.

OCT 1-3International

Construction and UtilityEquipment Exposition

Kentucky Exposition Center,Louisville, KY. On Internetat www.icuee.com.

WASTE HANDLING EQUIPMENT NEWSE-mail announcement of your upcomingevent(s) to: jcasey@leepub.com We mustreceive your information, plus a contactphone number, prior to the deadlinethat's noted under the Announcementsheading on the 1st page of these WHENClassifieds.

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DISPLAY ADS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS ARE $21.00 per column inch,$12.00 second zone. Maximum height 11 inches. No frequency oragency discounts. LINE ADS are one issue, $15.00 for 14 words,50¢ each additional word. All rates are per insertion. Payment mustbe included with your order.

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Parts

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

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2000 UNIVERSAL RefrinerPDR96-56, 2150 hrs., u-tubeha ls t r uckman un ive rsa lrefriner. Working every day.318-422-5794

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

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FOR SALE: 1997 MACK 10wheel chassis w/22’ Meyersbody, 14,000 lb. fronts, 40,000lb. rears. 585-322-8878, 800-255-1543

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1998 VERMEER TG400A tubgrinder. 5000 hours, ready towork, duplex drum, $65,000.229-227-9107.

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NYS FairgroundsSyracuse, NY

THE HARD HAT EXPO PRESENTS

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