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Achieves Tier 4 Interim certification with SCR Emission
Control Technology LAS VEGAS — Case Construction
Equipment introduced the new 621Fwheel loader model at the World of Con-crete 2012 show. The new machine pro-vides up to a 10 percent increase in fueleconomy over the previous model, whiledelivering faster acceleration, quickercycle times and higher travel speeds.
The new Case 621F wheel loader, likeother models in the product line,evolved from the company’s E Seriesmachines. To meet Tier 4 Interim emis-sions standards, the Case F Serieswheel loaders use selective catalytic re-duction (SCR) technology, which resultsin lower temperatures in the exhaustsystem while optimizing combustion.
“Case wheel loaders already led theindustry in fuel economy, but the ad-
dition of SCR technology in our CaseF Series wheel loaders expands thatleadership position,” said TimO’Brien, brand marketing manager,Case Construction Equipment. “Atthe same time, we’ve added morepower and responsiveness to providecontractors with the combination ofperformance and economy they needto compete successfully.”
The Case 621F wheel loader featuresa 6.7 liter Tier 4 Interim certified en-gine that delivers up to 162 hp. Classi-fied as a 2.75-cubic-yard wheel loader,
the Case 621F has an operating weightof 26,641-pounds.
“The Case 621F wheel loader deliversthe best fuel economy and perform-ance in its class size,” O’Brien said.“Like other F Series models, the 621Foffers four programmable power modesto save fuel and increase availablepower. These easy to program powermodes — Economy, Standard, Maxand Auto — give operators flexibility inmatching engine power to their jobs.”
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New Case 621F wheel loader delivers improved fuel economy and performance
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Cover photo: After dismounting from the X-60’s swivelingcabin, Donnie Bonovich, Compost Facility Supervisor, posesfor a photo with the windrow turner.
New Case 621F wheel loader delivers improvedfuel economy and performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
NSF International selected to administer BPACertified Compostablle program for plastics . . . 6
People On the Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Composting facility does community a “GoodTurn!”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11by Jon M. Casey
Ask the Grinder Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
MPI Magnets, metal detectors handle heavy dutyapplications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
S.B. Cox, Inc. committed to keeping recyclablesout of landfills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
by Jon M. Casey
BOMAG’s half lane milling machine offers highhorsepower per cutting tooth ratio . . . . . . . . . . 25
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A new dual mode shut-down feature maximizesfuel economy and moni-tors vital engine compo-nents. Using the fuelsaver mode, the operatorcan limit the time the ma-chine will idle. The desiredshutdown time can be setin five minute increments.
“The automatic engineshutdown feature canprovide up to another 30percent in fuel savings,”
O’Brien said.Breakthroughproductivity
The new Case wheelloaders include standardlimited slip front andrear axles that provideoutstanding traction inall conditions, especiallyin non-compacted sur-faces, such as gravel.Optional heavy dutyaxles with locking frontand conventional rear
differentials help reducetire wear when workingon hard surfaces. Thestandard four speedtransmission with man-ual kick down capabilityprovides maximum trac-tion and increased buck-et penetration.
“The Case 621F wheelloader can perform in awide range of applica-tions, from constructionsites to aggregate opera-
tions,” O’Brien said. “Wealso offer a CommodityKing option package thattakes advantage of ourunique mid-mountedcooling module.” TheCommodity King pack-age provides specialcooling and air filtrationcomponents for workingin cement plants, agri-culture and other appli-cations where the ma-chine operates in ex-tremely dusty or particu-late laden environments.
The award winning Casejoystick steering enablesoperators to seamlesslymove between the joystickand steering wheel forhigh production opera-tions. An optional twolever hydraulic controlsystem is available. TheCase PowerInch featurelets the operator quicklyand precisely approachtargets in tight areas, re-gardless of engine speed.PowerInch maintains highRPMs to maximize hy-draulic power and control.
Comfort in the CabThe Case 621F is the
latest F Series wheelloader model to provideenhanced comfort andsafety features that helpboost operator produc-tivity. The cab offers anunobstructed view toboth edges of the bucketor attachment, while awide window and slopinghood provide clear visionto the rear.
A new rearview, wideangle camera with anadjustable color monitoris available in the Case FSeries. The camera op-tion nearly eliminatesblind spots and is idealfor jobs that require op-erating around othermachines or workers.
“A machine with excel-lent visibility to all cor-ners of the vehicle im-proves everyone’s safetyon a busy jobsite,”O’Brien said. “The Case FSeries wheel loaders offerbest in class rear visibili-ty and a panoramic viewto the front and sides forenhanced operator confi-
Case Construction Equipment launched the new Case621F wheel loader model at the World of Concrete 2012show. The new machine provides up to a 10 percent in-crease in fuel economy over the previous model, whiledelivering faster acceleration, quicker cycle times andhigher travel speeds.
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The Case F Series wheel loaders use selective catalyticreduction (SCR) technology to meet Tier 4 Interim emis-sions standards. The Case 621F wheel loader features a6.7 liter Tier 4 Interim certified engine that delivers up to162 hp. Classified as a 2.75-cubic-yard wheel loader, theCase 621F has an operating weight of 26,641-pounds.
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dence and productivity.” The Case 621F wheel loaders in-
cludes an advanced instrument clusterthat monitors fuel consumption andenables the operator to adjust variousfunctions without relying on a servicetechnician. All Case F Series modelsalso offer ergonomically placed controlsand a new heated cloth seat with sevenadjustment modes.
Attachments add value Case offers a range of attachments
for the 621F wheel loader, including
pallet forks, brooms, jib booms, buck-ets and weigh load systems. It is alsoavailable with JRB and ACS compati-ble couplers.
Case F Series buckets are availablewith standard Case SmartFit™ bucketteeth or bolt-on edges. The SmartFitsystem provides stronger, moredurable teeth, adapters and hammer-less, reusable locking pins. The Smart-Fit lineup includes general purpose,rock chisel, heavy penetrator, tiger,twin tiger and flare teeth.
For additional wheel loader productspecifications, customer testimonials,competitive comparisons, finance offersand more, please visit www.casece.com.For a Case wheel loader demonstration,see your local Case dealer.
Case Construction Equipment sellsand supports a full line of constructionequipment around the world, includ-ing the No. 1 loader/backhoes, articu-lated trucks, excavators, motorgraders, wheel loaders, vibratory com-paction rollers, crawler dozers, skid
steers, compact track loaders andrough terrain forklifts. Through Casedealers, customers have access to atrue professional partner with worldclass equipment and aftermarket sup-port, industry leading warranties andflexible financing. More information isavailable at www.casece.com. Case is adivision of CNH Global N.V., a majorityowned subsidiary of Fiat IndustrialS.p.A. (FI.MI). More information aboutCNH can be found online atwww.cnh.com.
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Mark Core, vice presi-dent marketing and life-cycle management forVermeer Corporation,Pella, Iowa, has beennamed chair of the 2013ICUEE exposition, to be
held October 1-3, 2013at the Kentucky Exposi-tion Center in Louisville,KY. Core leads the show’smanaging committee,which represents a crosssection of industry vol-
unteer company execu-tives to ensure the expo-sition meets the needs ofall market segments.
ICUEE — the Interna-tional Construction andUtility Equipment Expo-
sition — is held biennial-ly and is geared to theutility/construction in-dustry, with a primaryfocus on the electric,
phone/cable, sewer/wa-ter, gas, general con-struction, landscapingand public works sec-tors. ICUEE 2013 is ex-
pected to cover morethan one million netsquare feet of outdoorand indoor exhibit spaceand is known as TheDemo Expo for itshands-on working equip-ment demonstrations.
Core joined Vermeer in1996 as manager of ex-ternal training/dealerdevelopment and cur-rently serves as vicepresident marketing andlifecycle management.He was named an execu-tive team member andvice president of the agproduct group in 2002,and in 2004 his role ex-panded to include over-seeing management ofglobal parts distribution,parts marketing, exter-nal training and marketresearch.
ICUEE 2013 ViceChair and ManagementCommittee also named
Serving as vice chair ofthe ICUEE 2013 Man-agement Committee isTim Doucette, Marketing& Public Relations man-ager for Liebherr Con-struction EquipmentCompany, NewportNews, VA
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• David Althaus, man-ager Events and Promo-tion, John Deere Con-struction and Forestry,Moline, IL;
• Neil Borenstein, sen-ior marketing managerand chief executive offi-cer, TT TechnologiesInc., Aurora, IL;
• David Burch, manag-er Shows and Exhibits,GM Fleet and Commer-cial, Detroit, MI;
• David Gasmovic,president and chief exec-utive officer, McLaughlinManufacturing Compa-ny, Greenville, SC;
• Karen Guinn, Eventsand Demonstration as-sistant manager, JCBInc., Pooler, GA;
• John Kestler, directorExhibits and Events,Cummins Inc., Colum-bus, IN;
• Shan Kirtley, directorSales and Marketing,The Charles MachineWorks, Perry, OK;
Mark Core of Vermeer Corp.named ICUEE 2013 Chair People
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25 year Komatsu vet-eran replaces Dave
Grzelak ROLLING MEADOWS,
IL — Komatsu AmericaCorp. has named RodSchrader as new CEOand vice chairman, effec-tive April 1, 2012. Mr.Schrader, a 25 year vet-eran of Komatsu Ameri-ca, will replace DaveGrzelak, who is steppingdown as CEO, but willremain chairman of Ko-matsu America until theend of June 2013.
“Rod has been an in-valuable member of theKomatsu team for thepast 25 years and hasconsistently deliveredexcellent results bothin sales and customersatisfaction,” said Grze-lak.“I am privileged tohave been a part of theKomatsu America lead-ership team and retireas CEO knowing thatthe company is in ex-cellent hands.”
“I am very honoredthat the Board has se-lected me to lead Komat-su America Corp.,”Schrader said. “By build-ing on the success thecompany has had underDave’s excellent leader-ship, I intend to continueto implement our strate-gy and take advantage ofthe growing market op-portunities for Komatsu.”
Prior to being namedCEO, Mr. Schrader wasexecutive vice presidentand general manager ofthe Mining Division, Ko-
matsu America Corp. Hebegan his career with thecompany in 1987 andheld positions in variedareas within Komatsuincluding product man-ager, manager, largeequipment sales direc-tor, marketing, VP, prod-uct marketing and presi-dent, Komatsu UtilityCorp. Mr. Schrader wasappointed as a Komatsu
America Corp. BoardMember in July 2010.
Mr. Schrader receivedhis undergraduate de-gree in civil engineeringfrom Rose Hulman Insti-tute of Technology andholds an MBA fromKeller Graduate Schoolof Management. He alsoserves as a Board mem-ber for Junior Achieve-ment of Central Illinois.
Mr. Grzelak served aschairman, CEO, or pres-ident of Komatsu Ameri-ca for 15 years. He be-gan his career with thecompany in 1990.
Ivor Hill, currently vicepresident, Service, willbe promoted to vice pres-ident and general man-ager, Mining Division.
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Municipal yard waste recycling centers have comea long way in the past twenty years or so. Oneexample of that is the Virginia Peninsulas PublicService Authority (VPPSA) Compost Facility inYorktown, VA. With more than 20 acres of asphaltpaved space available for receiving leaves and yardwaste, it is an asset in which the communities ofHampton, Poquoson and York County can take greatpride. The facility has successfully developed andgrown over the years demonstrating that theircomposting facility is extraordinary.
VPPSA is a ten city and county solid waste author-ity,” said Donald “Donnie” Bonivich, the CompostFacility supervisor for VPPSA, after he dismountedfrom the facility’s Komptech Topturn X-60 CompostTurner following the turning of one of the facility’s 12windrows. Members include the Cities of Hampton,
Poquoson, Williamsburg and the Counties of Essex,James City, King and Queen, King William, Mathews,Middlesex and York. The Towns of Tappahannock,Urbanna and West Point are also included.”
The facility receives material from residents,communities and businesses, and includes leaves,grass and brush. Brush can be up to 10-feet in lengthand up to 24-inches in diameter. This past year, thearea experienced considerable storm damage fromHurricane Irene, which prompted VPPSA to keep thefacility open for an extended period of time to helpmake storm clean up go more smoothly. “We weretaking in storm debris seven days per week for sixweeks,” he said. “There was a lot going on from thefirst of September until mid-October.”
Bagged materialDonnie said that he gets exceptional support from
Stephen Geissler, executive director of VPPSA, andDavid Magnant, the director of Operations, when itcomes to overseeing changes and improvements atthe facility. They are the first to recognize the need forconstant improvements and the importance of work-ing together as a team to keep the facility in first classcondition.
Recently the facility began accepting bagged leavesfrom several of the communities. Bagged leaves willbe accepted from any member community as long asthey are in the approved plastic bags. (Clear, no drawstrings and are 0.7 millimeters or less in thickness)There has been an excellent response to this newprogram, and staff has been experimenting with waysto debag the leaves in increasingly successful ways.”
Bonivich said that Mid-Atlantic Waste Systems thecompany from whom VPPSA purchased theKomptech Topturn also assisted them in modifyingan existing piece of equipment to debag the leaves.“We are in our second year of doing this,” he said.“Cutting knives were installed in an older Komptech(Mustang) trommel, and it has been working reason-ably well. We can process 200 to 300-yards of baggedleaves per hour.”
Making ProductsAs we toured the facility, Donnie explained that the
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With a mountain of bagged leaf waste to deal with, the crew at VPPSA has accepted an interesting challenge in yard waste disposal.
Composting facility does community a Composting facility does community a “Good “Good TTurn!”urn!”by Jon M. Casey
Trucks like this one from the City of Poquoson,VA, pickup leaves and bagged yard waste, curbside, and bringit to the VPPSA Composting Center in Yorktown.
Donnie Bonovich works one of several windrows of composted yard waste in this Komptech Topturn X-60windrow turner.
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material is initially ground using a tub grinder andthen stockpiled so it can cure for a minimum of threemonths. During the curing process temperatures inthe stockpiled mulch can reach 180 degrees. Thisprocess kills off any larva and weed seed that mayhave been in the material when it arrived, alsoensures that the material will be safe to place arounda customer’s property. The stock piled mulch goesthrough the tub grinder once more and is thenscreened into mulch fines and reground mulchproducts.
The compost facility accepts leaves and grasswhich is used for making compost. The material isground in the tub grinder and placed into windrowsthat are several hundred yards long, 20-feet wide andabout seven-feet tall. The windrows are monitoredover the next six months to ensure consistency.
Donnie said that the facility’s Komptech Topturn X-60 self-propelled compost turner really comes inhandy for keeping the material aerated and process-ing properly. “With each windrow containing 1500-yards of material, there is quite a bit of compost that
needs to be turned on a regular basis,” he said. “Mostof the compost that goes out has been processing atleast eight months. We measure the internal temper-atures of the windrows and turn them regularly.”
When the composting process is complete and thematerial is ready for sale, they process it through aMcCloskey 733 trommel before it is sold tocustomers.
The compost facility offers four products for sale:reground mulch, mulch fines, compost and a soilblend. This can be a busy place.
The facility hopes to offer colored mulch in the nottoo distant future. This product was offered severalyears ago, but with the economy people were leaningtoward the lower prices offered on regular mulch.There seems to be the interest now to offer it again.VPPSA is a member of the U.S. Composting and thenewly formed Virginia Composting Council. For moreinformation about the VPPSA compost facility contactthem at 757-898-5012 or for information about all ofthe VPPSA programs visit them on line atwww.vppsa.org.
The X-Series windrow turners from Komptech arethe only turners on the market with optionalscraper bar mounted behind the drum. This patent-ed device allows the turner to pick up all of thewindrow, even the very bottom three to four incheswhich other turners leave behind. It’s in these threeto four-inches where huge odor problems start forcomposters. Because this layer never gets turned, itgoes anaerobic and begins to smell. When thewindrow is turned the bottom, smelly layer isexposed and odors are allowed to escape.
The removable scraper bar rides on the groundsurface and picks up this layer preventing any partof the windrow from going anaerobic and thuspreventing nasty odors.
X-Series windrowturner’s patented
scraper barprevents odors
The only turners on the market with optional scraper bar mounted behind the drum.
Mid Atlantic Waste Systems has been working withVPPSA to develop a trommel application that will shredthe plastic bags that are used to haul yard waste to thecomposting center. A closer look at the interior of thetrommel (inset), reveals knives around the drum.
A loader operator moves bagged yard waste onto the composting facility's stockpile of material.Donnie Bonovich nears the end of this windrow ofmaterial in the Komptech Topturn X-60 windrow turner.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS —LiuGong ConstructionMachinery is pleased toannounce the promotionof Dan Collins to deputygeneral manager ofGlobal After Sales Sup-port. In this new posi-tion, Collins will be re-sponsible for spearhead-ing all of LiuGong’sGlobal After Sales Sup-port efforts to ensurecustomer satisfaction.
According to Collins,“LiuGong understandsthat to become a marketleader, the companymust consistently investin a second to none partsand service program tomaximize equipment up-time, making LiuGongmachines as profitableas possible on the job-site. The equipmentbusiness is a very com-petitive one and LiuGongis committed to theirgoal of becoming one ofthe Top 10 equipmentmanufacturers in theworld by 2015, not onlyby building an excellentproduct, but also by of-fering the aftermarketsales support that is socritical to its customers.”
Consistent with Liu-Gong’s hiring practicesin North America, thecompany has sought outan experienced con-struction industry veter-an for this newly createdposition. Collins hasmore than twenty sixyears of experience in
the equipment busi-ness. His tenure in-cludes working for somewell established brandsincluding Caterpillar,Kobelco and Case NewHolland. Twelve of histwenty six years in theindustry were spent onthe dealer level. Some of
the key experience Danbrings to LiuGongcomes from his start asa parts counter repre-sentative through hispositions as Parts Man-ager, Service Manager,Rental Manager, War-ranty Manager and VicePresident of Operations.
The After Sales Supportknowledge on all levelsof the constructionbusiness has helpedDan thus far in his priorposition as LiuGong’sDirector of Global Sup-port and paved the wayto his promotion intothe Deputy General
Manager position.“Dan is a tremendous
asset to LiuGong’s teamof experienced, dedicat-ed staff members,”states Fred Ridenour,general manager of Busi-ness Operations for Liu-Gong North America. “Hetravels between the U.S.
and China to ensure thatLiuGong continues toprovide superior cus-tomer service and sup-port after the sale to Liu-Gong equipment ownersaround the world, in-cluding North America.”
Komatsu AmericaCorp. is a U.S. sub-sidiary of Komatsu Ltd.,which is the world’s sec-ond largest manufactur-er and supplier of con-struction, mining andcompact constructionequipment. KomatsuAmerica Corp. alsoserves the forklift andforestry markets.Through its distributornetwork, Komatsu offersa state of the art partsand service program tosupport the equipment.Komatsu has proudlybeen providing highquality reliable productsfor nearly a century. Vis-it the website at www.ko-matsuamerica.com formore information.
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SOMERSET, PA —J&J Truck Bodies andTrailers, a division ofSomerset Welding &Steel, today announcedthat Ryan Johnsonjoined the J&J team asan inside parts sales rep-resentative. Johnson willfocus on expanding J&J
manufactured partssales. He joins J&J partsexpert, Gail Auman.Thisskilled team can assistcustomers with partsand repairs for anybrand of truck body, as-suring accurate esti-mates, timely turn-around and excellent
customer service. J&J specializes in
parts and service forcommercial and munici-pal dump body and trail-er customers, as well asstate truck fleets. J&Jalso supplies replace-ment parts for tanks andtank trailers that are
used to haul water forhydraulic fracturing op-erations in the Marcellusand Utica shale fields.
“When it comes toparts, J&J is in the busi-ness of reducing down-time and extending thelife of our customer’swork trucks, and we’re
thrilled to have RyanJohnson on board tohelp fulfill this commit-ment,” says Dave Spear,quality and customerservice manager. J&Jcan quickly respond tocustomer needs for re-placement parts andcustom part fabrication,regardless of what brandof truck body they oper-ate.” Customers in needof truck body parts andservice can reach John-son and Auman at 800-777-2671, or [email protected].
J&J is also greatly ex-panding its selection ofstock parts available forretail sale at J&J TruckEquipment. J&J TruckEquipment recently ren-ovated its facility at 422Riggs Road in Somerset,PA to offer a truck
equipment showroomalong with a full stock oftruck equipment, partsand accessories. J&Jalso offers complete re-pair and refurbishmentservices for all truckequipment brands.
J&J Truck Bodies &Trailers is a division ofSomerset Welding andSteel, Inc. which is asubsidiary of Riggs In-dustries, founded in1958. In addition to J&JTruck Bodies & Trailers,Somerset Welding alsooperates J&J TruckEquipment. SomersetWelding & Steel is anISO 9001:2008 certifiedcompany, serving clientsworldwide. For more in-formation, please con-tact Shahira Hoffman,visit www.jjbodies.com,e-mail [email protected] call 814-444-3452.
Collins splits his timebetween LiuGong’s cen-trally located NorthAmerican Headquartersin Houston, Texas andLiuGong’s CorporateHeadquarters in Li-uzhou, China. He fre-quently visits LiuGong’s10 subsidiary locationsand their parts depotsaround the world to gainfurther feedback and in-put about ways LiuGongcan expand their currentafter the sale supportprograms. Collins residesin Katy, Texas with hiswife and two daughters.
LiuGong ConstructionMachinery has been pro-
ducing high quality con-struction equipment formore than 50 years andis growing throughoutthe world, producingmore than 50,000 wheelloaders a year. LiuGongcurrently offers wheelloaders, excavators,mini-excavators, back-hoe loaders, skid steerloaders and vibratorysoil compactors to theNorth American Market.Beyond their substantialand ever growing dealernetwork and productline, LiuGong NorthAmerica is a member ofAED, AEM and NUCA.
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by Dave Whitelaw - TheGrinder Guy
One of the best ways toget rid of sorted woodand general residue froma C&D recycling line is togrind it to fuel size andship it to some sort ofCo-fired Plant or Kiln af-ter removing the un-burnables, dirt, brick,block, concrete andsteel. Also, it is impor-tant to remove the hardPVC plastic and circuitboards. Once that itdone, a producer can de-termine the size of the
fuel he intends to mar-ket. That can differ fromplant to plant and stateto state.
Generally, wood firedplants can handle a 6-inch minus product.There are some kilnsthat use a 3-inch con-veyable material andmany others that use a1-inch blowable materialto mix with their coal.
Typically, BTU values ofthe C&D residue are of-ten 5,000 to 10,000BTUs, depending on thematerials being recycledin the systems. By com-parison coal is 12,500BTUs or thereabout.
In many of these recy-cling facilities, there isone costly piece of equip-ment that I find continu-ally, and that is some
sort of high speedgrinder at the end ofthese systems to grindthe wood waste into afinished product, usuallyinto a fine, shredded ma-terial. More importantly,these grinders are prob-ably the most costlyparts of the operations.
STOP! Why does thematerial need to beshredded so finely? The
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Fecon is pleased to in-troduce Brian Tinker asthe new regional manag-er for the Northwest. Histerritory includes Wash-ington, Oregon, Idaho,Montana, Northern Cali-fornia, Alaska, Hawaiiand a portion of Nevada.
Brian has extensiveexperience with new andused equipment in theNorthwest and special-izes in the recycling andbiomass industries.
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One model of screensto consider is a starscreen. Star screens gota tarnished reputationfrom some of the earlyyears in the industry, buttoday’s models are noth-ing like its predecessors.They create less dustthan trommels, theydon’t plug up like flatdecks, you can adjustthe sizing in seconds andyou can create the multi-ple products with thesame deck. By splittingthe deck, you can removethe dirt fines that don’tburn and screen the restof the product to a specif-ic size for your customer.
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New services offeredwith overhead crane,14-foot ceilings andseven service baysCAMBRIDGE, OHIO —
Southeastern Equip-ment Company, theCase construction dealerfor northern Kentucky,Ohio and southern
Michigan, is pleased toannounce the availabili-ty of new and expandedservices at its Burling-ton, KY branch, located
at 1982 Florence Pike. Anew 7,200-square-footstructure with 14-footceilings was recentlycompleted. It includes
an overhead crane andseven service bays.
“We are very excitedabout the new facility inBurlington,” says Char-lie Patterson, presidentat Southeastern Equip-ment Company. “Thestate of the art structuremore than doubles thenumber of service bayswe have available. Theoverhead crane and 14-foot ceilings allow us toservice virtually any ma-chine on the market.”
The new Burlington fa-cility replaces the origi-nal building, which hadbeen constructed in1932. The branch man-ager is Jerry Rice, andan open house is beingplanned in the spring.Call 859-586-6133 formore information.
Southeastern Equip-ment has been selling,servicing and rentingheavy machinerysince1957. The compa-ny has eighteen loca-tions throughout Ohio,Michigan, Kentuckyand Indiana. Manufac-turers represented bySoutheastern Equip-
ment include: CaseConstruction, Kobelco,New Holland Construc-tion, Bomag, Gradall,Etnyre, Vacall, Terex,Terex Roadbuilding,Champion, Schwarze,Eagle Crusher, AlamoIndustrial, EagerBeaver Trailers, Superi-or Broom, Massey Fer-guson, Midland Ma-chinery, Badger Equip-ment Company, DuraP-atcher, Case IH, Fecon,Genie, Skytrak, JLG,Sullair and a wide vari-ety of companies thatmanufacture heavyequipment attach-ments. For more infor-mation, visit their web-site at www.southeast-ernequip.com.
1998 Portable Soil Pro SP2400 Screener
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2002 Vermeer TG400 00528 $130,000 Aurora, IL Stu
1999 Vermeer TG400A 00481 5400 $81,000 Jackson, MI Stewart
1998 Morbark 1200XL 67467 4290 $98,000 Ft Wayne, IN Gary
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Visit MPI booth No. 16201 to see what’s new
Highland, MI — Mag-netic Products, Inc.(MPI), a worldwideprovider of both magnet-ic and non-magnetic ma-terial handling solutions,will display a variety ofinventive products atWaste Expo in Las Vegas,from May 1-3, 2012.
Products to be fea-tured in booth No. 16201include:
Eddy CurrentSeparators
MPI’s proven eddy cur-rent technology ensureshigher separation rates.State of the art systemcontrols and featurescombined with techno-logical advances resultin improved nonferrousmetal removal, particu-larly when trying to sep-arate smaller particlessuch as aluminium andbrass from non-conduc-tive waste streams. Aswell as offering free in-house product testing foreddy current applica-tions, MPI also buildseddy current rotors forcustomers who seek toupgrade their existingeddy current system per-formance or OEMs whobrand their own materialrecycling facilities andsystem equipment.
Metal DetectorsMPI offers recyclers a
complete line of metaldetectors, including Cas-sel next generation metaldetectors which featureexclusive “Four Quad-rant” technology. Built towithstand the severe ap-plication demands of therecycling industry whileproviding superior per-formance, MPI metal de-tectors protect process-ing equipment fromdamage and keep un-wanted metals from con-taminating final product.
Cross Belt SeparatorMPI suspended perma-
nent magnet and electro-magnetic cross belt sep-arators allow effective re-moval of unwantedtramp iron from heavyburden depths of materi-al being conveyed on fastmoving conveyor belts.They are ideal for sepa-
rating tramp metal fromwet or dry, fine or coarseconveyed materials inlarge or small volumes.Safe and assured trampiron extraction fromproduct streams pro-tects processing machin-ery, prevents fire or ex-plosions caused bysparks, and improvesproduct quality.
Magnetic Belt FeederMPI magnetic belt
feeders (MBF) trap fer-rous materials thatwould otherwise contam-inate final products. Themagnetic belt feeder, en-gineered to provide max-imum elimination ofmetal contaminants,consists of a belted con-veyor with an integratedmagnetic head pulley. Asproduct reaches the endof the feeder’s conveyor,it passes through a mag-netic field. Ferroustramp metals adhere tothe belt and are carriedaround the pulley to-ward the return side ofthe conveyor. Gravitycauses clean, non-fer-rous materials to exitand fall away from theMBF system.
For further informa-tion, contact MPI at 800-544-5930 or visitwww.mpimagnet.com.
Magnetic Products Inc.(MPI), based in south-eastern Michigan, is aworldwide provider ofboth magnetic and non-magnetic material han-dling solutions. MPIleads the industry bycontinuously engineer-ing inventive magneticequipment and advanc-ing customer education,though significant in-vestments in researchand development andproactive product train-ing. For over 30 years,MPI has implemented abusiness model thatcombines technologicallysuperior equipment withindustry leading cus-tomer service. MPI inter-acts closely with its cus-tomers and expands itsofferings to meet thechanges of a dynamicmarketplace. For furtherinformation, visitwww.mpimagnet.com.
Peterson Pacific 5400 CAT 800 hp - Call for more Info - Smokin' Deal!! . . . . . . . .$105,0002006 Vermeer HG6000TX Approx. 1900 hours NEW lower price, WON'T LAST . . $289,0002008 Morbark 1600 CAT C27 1050 hp IQAN system Magnet Approx. 1425 hours. . .$489,0002003 Morbark 1300NCL CAT 1000 hp engine approx. 4500 hours Good Condition! .$190,0002003 Morbark 7600 CAT 3412E 1000 hp engine approx. 3000 hours VERY NICE!. .$275,0002007 Morbark 2755 Chiparvester Approx. 3800 hours VERY Good Condition!. . $499,0002006 Vermeer HG6000 CAT C16 630 hp engine approx. 2800 hours. . . . . . . . . . . .$189,0002004 Morbark 3600T CAT 525 hp engine approx. 1000 hours, Lower Price. . . . . $225,000 2005 Morbark 6600 approx. 4500 hours Good Condition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$295,0002008 Morbark 4600XLT CAT C27 875 hp Tier 3 approx. 1800 hours. . . . . . . . . . . .$410,0002007 Peterson Pacific 4710B approx. 4000 hrs CAT 765 hp engine. . . . . . . . . . . . $270,000
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MPI Magnets, metal detectors handle heavy duty applications
MPI's line of heavy duty magnetic separators and metal detectors are ideally suited for applications that combinehigh product volume stream flows with the need to protect equipment and keep final product clean. Shown are:eddy current separator (top left); cross belt separator (top right); electromagnetic cross belt separator (bottom left)and magnetic belt feeder (bottom right).
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Buckets, cZoupler andSmartFit bucket teeth
enhance excavatorproductivity
LAS VEGAS — CaseConstruction Equipmentannounced the availabili-ty of Case Smart DiggingSystems components, in-cluding new pin-on buck-ets, coupler buckets, theCase Multi-Fit Couplerand the SmartFit™ buck-et teeth system. The newattachments and compo-nents expand the versa-
tility and productivity ofCase excavators.
Case pin-on bucketsare designed for heavyduty, high capacity ap-plications such as dig-ging in dense soil, clay,loose rock and gravel.Available models include:
• Heavy duty bucketswith a rugged cuttingedge and durable hori-zontal wear strip;
• Severe duty bucketsfeaturing rugged T-1 orAR400 steel in all high
wear areas, along withdouble bottom and hori-zontal wear strips andthicker edges for improveddurability and strength;
• Heavy duty, high ca-pacity buckets with 20percent higher capacitythan standard, plus theheavy duty design fea-tures of the other buck-ets; and
• Ditching bucketswith a formed backwrapper for enhancedloadability and pro-
duction along with ta-pered sidewalls foreasier dumping ofsticky material.
The Case Multi-FitCoupler offers completehydraulic latching, en-abling excavator opera-tors to quickly attachand detach buckets andother components with-out leaving the cab. Apatented mechanicalblocking system elimi-nates manual safety pininsertion.
The universal design ofthe coupler enables Caseexcavators to connect awide range of Case andother OEM buckets andattachments within thesame size class. A hy-draulic check valve andmechanical blocking barhelp prevent the acci-dental release of an at-tachment.
Designed for the Multi-Fit Coupler, Case cou-pler buckets feature in-tegrated bucket pins toprevent any loss ofbreakout force thatmight otherwise occurwhen using a coupler de-vice. Available in a widerange of sizes, the cou-pler buckets work in ei-ther the backhoe or facepositions for optimumversatility. Their designresults in quicker, morecomplete fills.
Case SmartFit bucketteeth are now factoryinstalled, standardequipment on Casebuckets purchased withall full sized and midrange excavators. Cus-tomers also may pur-chase additional Smart-Fit equipped Case buck-ets, or upgrade oldermodel buckets, at CaseConstruction Equip-ment dealerships.
The SmartFit systemprovides stronger, moredurable teeth andadapters, and hammer-less, reusable lockingpins. SmartFit bucket
teeth are available in avariety of configurationsto fit a full range of buck-ets. The SmartFit lineupincludes general pur-pose, rock chisel, heavypenetrator, tiger, twintiger and flare teeth.
For additional infor-mation regarding Caseproducts, service, fi-nance offers and productdemonstrations, seeyour local Case dealer,call 866-54CASE6 or vis-it www.casece.com.
Case ConstructionEquipment sells andsupports a full line ofconstruction equipmentaround the world, in-cluding the No. 1loader/backhoes, articu-lated trucks, excavators,motor graders, wheelloaders, vibratory com-paction rollers, crawlerdozers, skid steers, com-pact track loaders andrough terrain forklifts.Through Case dealers,customers have accessto a true professionalpartner with world classequipment and after-market support, indus-try leading warrantiesand flexible financing.More information isavailable at www.casece.com. Case is a division ofCNH Global N.V., a ma-jority owned subsidiaryof Fiat Industrial S.p.A.(FI.MI). More informationabout CNH can be foundonline at www.cnh.com.
Case introduces excavator digging system
Allied-Gator, Inc. ofYoungstown, Ohio hasbeen manufacturing in-novative hydraulic at-tachments for nearly 40years. In January, thecompany unveiled its lat-est innovation — a com-pletely redesigned, stateof the art website,designed to fur-ther educate theindustry about thepatented MT® Se-ries Multi-Tool.The site, www.al-l i e d g a t o r. c o m ,now features over4.5 hours of com-pelling High Defin-ition videos of theMT in action, aswell as an exten-sive library of highresolution photos,and the industryfirst Interactive
Product Guide.Allied-Gator invites
everyone to visit the sitefor a new, in-depth lookat the MT and other Al-lied-Gator products.Also visit the Allied-Gator YouTube channeland Facebook page.
Allied-Gator, Inc. unveils new,innovative website design
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From the time that Richmond Virginia’s S.B. Cox,Inc. began doing business in 1963 as a demolitioncontractor and construction service provider, thecompany has strived for excellence in every aspect ofits operation. Today, the family owned company hasgrown to encompass seven divisions that include aRoll Off Division, a C&D Landfill, a Crane ServicesDivision, a Portable Toilet rental service as well as aRecycling Center Division, in addition its originaloperation as a demolition contractor.
The Recycling Center Division consists of a facilityin Richmond that opened in 2008, and a new opera-tion in Yorktown, VA. With this kind of enterprisinggrowth, it comes as no surprise that S.B. Cox wouldadd the new recycling center in an effort to increasetheir capacity to divert recyclable waste from the
company’s Taylor Road, C&D Landfill nearChesterfield, VA. More importantly, with the additionof this new recycling center, S.B. Cox has been ableto offer a much needed destination for C&D wastematerial that was not there previously. Without thisnew facility, much of the C&D waste material gener-ated in Virginia’s Tidewater Region, had no otheralternative than being taken to other landfills servingthe area where it was ultimately buried.
“This is the only facility of its kind on the peninsu-la,” said Wayne Roskop, Recycling Manager for thenew Yorktown facility. During our tour of the center,Roskop explained that the building of the complexwas a team effort from within the company. He saidthat S.B. Cox workers did the site prep work on the10.2 acre complex, and they put up the 150 by 250-
foot containment building as well. S. B. Cox crewsalso did the concrete work on the ramps for the truckscale that monitors incoming and outgoing loads. Helikened the teamwork to that of a family gettingtogether to build a new house for one of the familymembers.
Roskop noted that Continental Biomass Industries(CBI) was called in to design and build the materialsprocessing system. They chose CBI because of thesuccess that they had experienced at the RichmondRecycling Center. There, a CBI system has beenoperating reliably for the past several years.
When it was time to build the new recycling center,
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S.B. Cox's Yorktown Recycling Center is an efficient, compact facility.
SS.B..B. Cox,Cox, Inc.Inc. committed to committed to keeping recyclables out of landfillskeeping recyclables out of landfills
by Jon M. Casey
As material comes off the incoming conveyor, a worker looks for cardboard to pull from the mix.
Ground wood waste is moved from the CBI grinder atthe far end of the system to the bin that is designatedfor wood waste materials.
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CBI was a natural. He recalled that the new facilityhas been steadily increasing in volume since itopened on Sept. 7, 2011. The increased material flowmeans that they are accomplishing what we set outto do when the commitment was made to build thisfacility.
Eight products diverted from the landfillThe Yorktown plant is currently sorting out eight
different recyclable materials that now bypass thelandfill. For example, the cardboard, metal, plastic,copper and brass, are sold on the open market. Theconcrete is retained and crushed on site for sale tocontractors as a sub base material with the fine (1-5/8-inch minus) being used at S.B. Cox’s TaylorRoad Landfill as ADC.
Asphalt shingles sorted from the material streamare taken to a custom grinder who returns them to beused Asphalt mixes of other companies. The woodwaste is ground to create mulch products, boiler fuel,with a portion of the material going to a paper mill asbiofuel. “We are constantly looking at waste materialsthat are brought into our facilities, to see what elsewe can recycle,” he said.
“From the time our excavator operator places agrapple load of material into the input hopper untilthe remaining waste material goes off the far end ofthe conveyor, takes only three minutes,” he said.“That gives you an idea of how this equipment andour workers can sort out the incoming material.”
As material leaves the input hopper, it initiallycrosses a Taper Slot Screen where smaller material 1-5/8-inch or minus are removed and sent to a largestorage pit with an auger to keep material moving tothe front of the bunker. Larger wood waste is removedduring the picking process where it is dropped onto abelt beneath the work area. This takes the largerwood pieces back to the Grizzly where it is groundwith the other wood waste. During that process, woodwaste passes beneath one of two magnets where nailsand other metal debris is removed before goingthrough the grinder. The facility is open for inboundmaterial from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throughFriday and Saturdays from 6:30 to noon. At the timeof this writing, the system was in operation eighthours per day, Monday through Friday.
Cardboard, plastics and vinyl siding is baledindividually, with an American Baler with the bun-dles heading to market when a truckload has accu-mulated. The baling takes place when a sufficientsupply of either material has filled their respectivestockpiles in one of the storage bins beneath the con-veyors. Cardboard bales routinely run about 1650-pounds while the plastic bales run approximately
1450-pounds each.Looking ahead
“S.B. Cox is a wonderful place to work,” Roskopsaid, reflecting on how long a number of the employ-ees had been working for the company. “I believe theaverage longevity of our workers is over 10 years. Weall work together to help get things done. We evenhave people working for the company for more than40 years.”
Roskop said that the current plant configurationallows for future growth with the potential for asecond production line sometime in the future. Hesaid that it might possibly include a trommel for siz-ing wood material as the markets for those productscontinues to grow. With the dedication that S.B. Coxhas to make certain that material does not end up ina landfill, the addition might come sooner rather thanlater! For more information about S.B. Cox Recycling,visit their website at www.sbcoxdemolition.com or e-mail Wayne at [email protected].
Wayne Roskop, recycling manager, operates the loader as he moves material into the stockpile that feeds the CBISorting System within Cox's Recycling Center.
An excavator outfitted with a contractor's grapple, places material into the CBI Sorting System's intake hopper.
Nails and other metal objects are pulled from the mate-rial stream by powerful magnets and dumped into oneof two containers.
The stair step design of the TAPER-SLOT Screen, givesit additional capabilities for removing selected materi-al from the material stream.
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Spare Parts Custom Made Screens For AllManufacturers & Models
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KEWANEE, IL — Fea-turing a high horsepowerper cutting tooth ratio,the BM2000/60-2 coldplaner milling machinefrom BOMAG is designedto remove damaged ordeteriorated asphalt sur-faces from highways,streets and parking lots.Easily transportable anddelivering high produc-tion, the unit offers cut-ting widths of either 79
or 86-inches to remove ahalf lane of road surfacein one pass.
The BM2000/60-2 isequipped with 168milling teeth and is pow-ered by a fuel efficientDeutz water cooleddiesel engine. Themilling machine featuresa 590 hp engine that de-livers a horsepower percutting tooth ratio of 3.5and efficient maximum
working speed of 131.2-feet per minute. The unitis capable of millingdepths between 0 and12.6-inches.
The machine comesstandard with coordi-nated, four track steer-ing, providing addedmaneuverability in com-mercial applicationsand other tight job loca-tions. The BM2000/60-2 has an inside turning
radius of 7-feet.For optimal consis-
tency while workingover changing gradesand slopes, the millingdepth can be controlledusing the INTELPLAN-ER automatic depthcontrol system. IN-TELPLANER allows theoperator to dial in theappropriate grade and amicroprocessor auto-matically cuts to the
desired depth as itmoves along the as-phalt surface.
An ergonomic worksta-tion on the BM2000/60-2 includes a completelyvibration insulated oper-ator’s platform that elim-inates hazardous vibra-tions through both thefloor plate and operatingconsole. The cab pro-tects the operator fromweather elements, aswell as from trees or oth-er obstacles, while offer-ing spacious comfort toenhance the working en-vironment. The platformprovides exceptional job-site visibility, while dualgrade and slope controlsallow simple and safe op-eration from either sideof the machine.
For fast maintenancein the field, theBM2000/60-2 featuresquick change cuttingteeth and holders.Maintenance is furthersimplified by an on-board computer system,complete with graphicLCD readout, that mon-itors and controls ma-chine functions. Thissystem continuously in-forms the operator ofthe machine’s working
condition and can beused to check the statusof schedule mainte-nance requirementswith the press of a but-ton. The machine alsofeatures high capacitystorage compartmentsfor immediate access towear parts, tools andpersonal equipment.
Other standard equip-ment on theBM2000/60-2 includesa large capacity 924 gal-lon water tank and 317gallon fuel tank to allowlonger periods of opera-tion. Thanks to a frontloading, hydraulicallyfoldable discharge con-veyor, the planer caneasily be transported toand from the jobsite.
For more informationon the BM2000/60-2cold planer milling ma-chine or other BOMAGmilling products,please contact BOMAGAmericas, Inc., 2000Kentville Rd., Kewanee,IL 61443. Call 309-853-3571, toll free800-782-6624, fax309-852-0350, [email protected] or visit www.gobo-mag.com/planers.
BOMAG’s half lane milling machine offers high horsepowerper cutting tooth ratio
Thanks to a front loading, hydraulically foldable dis-charge conveyor, the planer can easily be transported toand from the jobsite.
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WEST FARGO, ND —The Doosan DX350LCexcavator is more thanjust interim Tier 4 (iT4)compliant. Improvementsspan from more enginehorsepower and torque toa turbocharger, upgradedcooling system and newhydraulic system.
The DX350LC is pow-ered by a 281 hp, sixcylinder DL08K watercooled diesel engine thathas been optimized foruse with cooled exhaustgas recirculation (CEGR)system, diesel oxidationcatalyst (DOC) and dieselparticulate filter (DPF).The engines in this con-figuration are optimizedto reduce nitrogen oxidesand after treatment isneeded to reduce partic-ulate matter, to complywith iT4 emission regu-lations. The tur-bocharged 466-cubic-inch engine features acommon rail design withdirect fuel injection, elec-tronic control and fourvalves per cylinder.
The high pressurecommon rail (HPCR) sys-tem increases the effi-ciency of fuel delivery byincreasing the pressureto 26,100 psi. The in-creased pressure allowsthe injector to inject afiner mist into the en-gine, which results in amore efficient combus-tion as required by thelower combustion cham-ber temperature due tothe CEGR system.
Cooling system up-grades include two vari-able speed hydraulicfans. This allows the en-gine and oil cooling sys-tems to be controlled in-dependently, improvingfuel efficiency and pro-vides a quieter operatorenvironment. The newcooling system on aver-age has a 10 -15 percentgreater cooling capacity.
PerformanceThe improvements in
engine horsepower andtorque, coupled with thesix percent increasedmaximum pressure fromthe main control valve,mean increases in vari-ous workgroup functions.
Swing torque in-creased by approximate-ly 8 to 11 percent, whichallows the excavator toswing uphill more easily,
as well as improve back-filling trenches. Thisleads to decreased timeper foot of trench, im-proving productivity.Digging force has in-creased approximatelyfive percent, which al-lows for more power inharsh digging condi-tions, leading to de-creased cycle times andimproved production intrenching applications.
Lifting capacity in-creased by approximate-ly two percent, providing
improved power out ofthe trench, allowing themachine to lift and placemore material with eachcycle. The boom-upspeed improved by ap-proximately six percent,which allows for morework to be completedfaster, increased cycletimes, improved truckloading time and morematerial moved per hour.
A variable geometryturbocharger (VGT) isutilized to increase boostpressure at lower engine
rpm. Controlled by theECU, the VGT varies theamount of boost sup-plied to the engine to op-timize combustion overthe entire rpm range.The VGT also allows theengine to generate agreater amount of torquein a wider band in therpm range, increasingengine performance atlower engine rpm. Thisimproves machine per-formance in the stan-dard and economy powermodes while saving fuel.
The new closed centermain control valve withelectro hydraulic pumpcontrol, exclusive to theDX350LC, allows theECU to maximize enginepower. This leads to anapproximately 20 percentincrease in efficiency ofthe main control valve,which leads to improvedfuel economy. Workgroupperformance increasedapproximately 10 percentcompared to the Tier 3DX350LC model.Smoother control and
more accurate placementof materials is a result ofthe operator’s ability tocontrol the machine withmore precise movement.
Additionally, the newboom float option allowsthe boom of the excava-tor to “float” up or down,allowing the operator tofocus more on the taskwhile decreasing themachine workload andincreasing efficiency.The float mode allows
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the boom to move freely up and downwithout hydraulic flow. The breakermode allows the boom to freely movedown, only without hydraulic flow. Atemporary reset button allows theability to momentarily disengage thefloat, allowing hydraulic flow to acti-vate the boom.
ComfortDoosan continues to focus on opera-
tor comfort with further enhancementsto the roll-over protective structure(ROPS) cabin. Both a seat height leverand tilting function for the seat cushionwere added to the seat to allow the op-erator to find an optimum seating posi-tion. The cabin mounting mechanismhas been improved with a thickeneddampening plate and a coil spring hasbeen added to reduce cabin vibration20 percent, allowing operators to worklonger days with less fatigue.
The door window position slider nowlocks in various positions, preventingit from moving from its intended loca-tion. Both front and rear glass win-dows are also adjustable. The doorspace of the cab has increased by 1.8-inches, allowing the operator to get inand out more easily. The cabin sizehas increased 6.1 percent, providingmore headroom. The joystick angle hasbeen reduced from 25 degrees to 19degrees to provide a more ergonomicprofile and decrease interference with
operator’s legs.The DX350LC, like every Doosan
machine, is covered by an innovative48 hour parts guarantee. The programguarantees that if a “machine debilitat-ing” part is needed, Doosan will deliverthis part to the end user within two
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The five Cat® K Seriesmedium wheel loaders —950K, 962K, 966K,972K, 980K — offer com-plete machine guardingpackages to help ensurereliable and durable op-eration in harsh indus-trial applications. To at-tain even greater reliabil-ity, Cat Flexport™ Tiresare available on four ofthe loader models.
Of course the loadersretain all of the produc-tivity, comfort and safetyenhancing attributes ofthe standard K Seriesloaders introduced in2011. The K Series medi-um wheel loaders offerexcellent fuel efficiencyand engines certified tomeet Tier 4 Interim andStage IIIB emissionsstandards in NorthAmerica and Europe.Other enhancements in-clude a new cab and op-erator station, which fea-ture a panoramic view,automatic climate con-trol and viscous mountsto reduce vibration.
The highly productiveK Series medium wheelloaders now offer op-tions specifically de-signed to enhance oper-ation in waste handling,recycling, scrap han-dling, demolition andother demanding indus-trial applications.
Purpose built guard-ing and componentsCat machine guarding
is purpose built to pro-tect major componentsand systems, and spe-cially engineered compo-nents are designed to re-sist damage in industrialapplications. For exam-ple, narrow, steel frontfenders fit close to theframe to help avoid dam-age, and the bottom andrear access steps in theindustrial loader pack-age are suspended byheavy duty steel cable.
Front frame guardsprotect the underside ofthe front half of the ma-chine. These guards pre-vent debris accumula-tion and damage to ma-jor components such asthe drive shaft and liftcylinders. Protecting theunderside of the rearhalf of the machine, bel-ly guards prevent debrisbuildup and damage tomajor components suchas the engine and trans-mission. The industrialpackage includes ahinged power trainguard and an optional,powered guard for allow-ing easy access to re-move debris. Axle sealguards provide protec-tion from wire or otherdebris that could wraparound the axle anddamage axle seals.
The optional heavyduty radiator guard pro-vides additional rear ma-chine protection. Theguard is hinged for easy
access to the airborne de-bris screen and coolingcores. To allow the cus-tomer to choose theamount of protectionneeded, three differentoptional guard designsare available to help pro-tect the cab glass. Thereare two front windshieldguard options and a fullcab glass guard available.Guards also are providedto shield the front, rearand roading lights fromdebris damage.
Hydraulic cylinders,too, have additionalguarding. Lift cylinderbaffles prevent debrisbuildup and compactionunder the lift cylinder.Hitch area guards pro-tect hydraulic lines andother components by en-closing the frame to re-duce debris entry. Steer-ing cylinder guards keepdebris off, and sliding tiltcylinder guards provideprotection from airbornedebris and from materialspilling from the bucket.
Optional variablepitch fan
An optional variablepitch fan helps clean thecooler cores from thebackside. The variablepitch fan enables chang-ing blade pitch to switchthe direction of air flow.The design delivers moreairflow in the reverse di-rection when comparedto a system that simplyreverses fan rotation,
and the system morethoroughly expels debrisfrom the cooler cores.
Flexport Tires available
Cat Flexport Tires area solid, ported design forflat proof operation in se-vere applications. Eachtire features ellipticalholes (ports) moldedthrough the outer ring ofthe sidewall for moreflexibility than a tradi-tional solid tire. The re-sult is less operator fa-tigue and less stress onthe machine. The secondgeneration Flexport tiresfeature improved, highquality rubber com-pounds for longer wear.In addition to the tread-ed design for unim-
proved surfaces, asmooth tread design isnow available for en-hanced durability in se-vere applications. TheFlexport tire is a com-plete assembly of rubberand wheel, which makesit quick and easy to in-stall a new set of tires.Caterpillar’s current
Flexport system is avail-able on the 950K, 962K,966K and 972K.
For more informationabout equipping Catmedium wheel loadersfor industrial duty, cus-tomers should contacttheir local Cat dealer orgo to www.cat.com.
Swanston EquipmentrepresentingKomptech inNorth Dakota
WESTMINSTER, CO— Komptech USA isproud to welcome thelatest member of its USdealer network.Swanston Equipment ofFargo, ND now sells andservices Komptech’scomprehensive line ofwaste handling ma-chines in North Dakota.
For Komptech,Swanston Equipment is awelcome addition in astate that offers a lot of po-tential. For SwanstonEquipment, a long estab-lished construction andearthmoving machinerycompany with a thorough
knowledge of the industry,Komptech was a logicalchoice. As CEO MikeSwanston said, “We arevery pleased to addKomptech’s line of wastehandling and recyclingtechnology. Their screen-ing, shredding and recy-cling products will comple-ment our existing lines toprovide solutions for cus-tomers in related indus-tries. Komptech’s line ofstar screens, slow speedshredders, and windrowturners are recognized asthe proven technologyleaders for waste handlingsolutions. We are excitedto introduce to our cus-tomers the Komptechproducts and the solu-tions they represent.”
business days or Doosanwill pay for a replace-ment machine rental.
Doosan Infracore Con-struction EquipmentAmerica, headquarteredin West Fargo, ND, mar-kets the Doosan brand ofproducts which includeslarge excavators, wheelloaders and articulateddump trucks. With morethan 100 heavy equip-
ment dealer locations inNorth America, Doosan isknown for an unmatcheddedication to service andcustomer uptime anddurable, reliable prod-ucts. Doosan is fast be-coming a global force inheavy construction equip-ment. For more informa-tion on Doosan products,visit www.doosanequip-ment.com.
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Cat K Series medium wheel loaders offer options to equipthem for reliable operation in harsh industrial applications
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