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Compact-track loaders

Compact hydraulic excavator

Crawler excavator

Air compressors/generator units

Trailer

Computer software

Trash pumps

Mixing systems

Pavement breaker

Table saw

John Deere Donates Equipment for Greensburg Tornado Cleanup

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Compact-track loaders
Pilot controls now come standard on Case Construction Equipment's 440CT and 450CT (pictured) compact-track loaders and as an option on its 430, 440, 450 and 465 skid-steer loaders. Case pilot controls for skid steers and compact-track loaders can be ordered with H or ISO patterns. With the H pattern, the operator uses the left-hand control to operate the left drive motor as well as to raise and lower the loader arms. The right-hand controller is used to operate the right drive motor and the bucket curl and dump. With the ISO pattern, the drive functions are in the left controller and the loader arm/bucket functions are in the right controller. This allows for one-handed operation.

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Compact hydraulic excavator
Komatsu's PC27MR-2 compact hydraulic excavator is designed for contractors working in a variety of construction, utility, landscaping and other small- to mid-sized applications. The PC27MR-2 features increased strength and wider working ranges to enhance overall operating performance. The machine has an operating weight of 6,590 pounds and a Komatsu 25.5-hp engine. It features a maximum digging height of 14 feet, 9 inches; a maximum dumping height of 10 feet, 7 inches; a maximum digging depth of 8 feet, 8 inches; drawbar pull of 7,055 pounds; arm crowd force of 3,310 pounds; and a maximum digging force of 4,920 pounds.

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Crawler excavator
The Terex zero-tail-swing TC37 crawler excavator meets the demand for a compact machine in applications where space is limited. Designed to turn 360 degrees within the width of its tracks, the TC37 is designed for confined and restricted areas. Weighing in at 8,047 pounds, the TC37 offers a maximum digging depth of 11 feet, 1 inch and a reach of 18 feet, 6 inches. The 32.5-hp Mitsubishi 4-cylinder diesel engine and hydrostatic drive delivers the speed and power needed to dig, load, lift and place material. The unit also features an optional quick-change hitch that allows a wide range of optional attachments and accessories to be used for versatility.

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For Contractors
Air compressors/generator units
Mi-T-M introduces two combination air compressor/generator units designed to supply all the utilities needed at a jobsite. The units are available in portable and skid/truck-mount models. Features include a 6.5- or 13-hp Honda OHV engine; industrial 1,800- or 3,500-watt generator; single- or two-stage compressor; durable, stainless-steel braided discharge hose for longer life; 12- or 16.5-inch fly wheel for extra cooling; and a 14-gauge powder-coated two-piece belt guard.

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Trailer
The Standard trailer from www.udumptrailers.com U-Dump features a GVW rating of 4,000 to 14,000 pounds. The trailer bed dimensions range in measurements from 5 feet by 8 feet to 7 feet, 4 inches by 12 feet. Average deck heights reach 32 inches and the trailer also includes 4-wheel electric brakes, a heavy-duty cross cylinder and tarp hooks.

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Computer software
Solutions by Computer introduces its Enlighten software for its Enfinity system on Windows. With Enlighten, customer, inventory and transaction data appear in a multi-dimensional presentation that facilitates spotting relationships and trends. Enlighten is designed to instantly conceptualize a high-level presentation of revenue for any time period by major rental product group, then drill down to the various components of that group to uncover revenue trends by type of customer renting the specific product. The company also introduced E-Reports software that allows rental businesses to provide their customers with online account analysis capabilities. E-Reporting operates in real time. It allows end user customers to use the Internet at their convenience to log onto a special website and select from a range of pre-authorized reports related to their account activity.

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Trash pumps
The new wet- and dry-prime trash pumps from Magnum Products are available in 4-inch and 6-inch output models and are designed to handle up to 3-inch diameter solids. Engineered with a fuel capacity of 110 gallons that delivers a minimum 24-hour run time, the pumps can also be supplemented with a fuel transfer pump for extended run times from a remote fuel source as well as with a low fuel-level shutdown to avoid costly time delays. The new standard package includes a heavy-duty trailer with a 5,000-pound axle and surge brakes, and a new flip-tongue design. The pump unit can be detached from the trailer, allowing for skid-mounted use.

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Mixing systems
Stow Construction Equipment, a division of Multiquip, introduces the Collomix, a line of nine versatile mixing systems that make quick work of mixing everything from grout, concrete and mortar to paint, epoxy and dyes. These machines are designed for use in dry wall, remodeling, decorative concrete, flooring, painting, tile, stucco, restoration and brick laying. The Collomix line features five hand-held mixers. These units are rugged and ergonomically designed to incorporate the natural position of the hands and arms, enabling the operator to maintain an upright body posture throughout the mixing process. The units are offered in single- and dual-speed models, as well as single- and dual-shaft configurations. Collomix also offers four versatile mixing stations. These hand-guided models are held in place by a portable stand that is roller mounted and has a 5-point standing base for stability. A wide working surface holds the bucket and can be folded for transportation. The mixing stations are designed for building projects where the mixing of multi-component materials are needed. Each fits in an elevator and can be moved up stairs for work in apartment buildings, hospitals, schools and other multi story dwellings.

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For Homeowners/Light Contractors
Pavement breaker
DeWalt introduces the heavy-duty pavement breaker D25980K, designed for plumbers, waterproofers, demolition crews and public utilities workers to break up concrete and asphalt on the jobsite. The breaker is equipped with metal and automotive-style seals on the ram and piston, which help to prevent dust and debris from entering the unit. The D25980K features an electronic control system, which provides the unit with a controlled start and constant speed under load. The soft-start system allows the breaker to begin breaking as soon as the tool comes into contact with concrete by preventing the unit from 'walking.'

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Table saw
Bosch Power Tools and Accessories introduces the 4100 Series 10-inch Portable Jobsite table saws. The table saw features Digital Rip Fence, which incorporates a high-visibility LCD gauge and display that magnetically attaches to the SquareLock Rip Fence. Designed for maximum trueness, any measurement is accurate to 1/64 or .010-inch, while offering readouts in increments of 1/8, 1/16 and 1/32-inch.

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Product Spotlight
John Deere Donates Equipment for Greensburg Tornado Cleanup
When a massive F5 tornado demolished Greensburg, Kan., on May 4, the town was left with huge piles of debris to clear away before rebuilding could begin. That's when John Deere and Murphy Tractor (a Deere construction equipment dealer with locations in nearby Wichita, Ulysses, Great Bend, Topeka and Dodge City) donated a 624J loader equipped with a grapple bucket and an 850J waste handler dozer.

The 624J currently is busy picking up splintered wood from houses and trees for transfer to the landfill, where it can be burned to make room for other debris. The 850J waste handler is hard at work in the specially built landfill, moving large loads into the burning pile. This equipment is a part of the fleet that has removed more than 5,000 loads of debris from the area, according to the May 16 newscast on local television station KAKE-TV Channel 10.

The 624J is a productive machine at work in Greensburg, according to Martin Miller, public affairs manager for the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), who has just over 100 team members from KDOT currently working in the area. One reason for the machine's efficiency is the unique attachment Murphy Tractor installed before sending it.

"With the grapple attachment, this machine actually can pick up nearly a truckload of material in one scoop," Miller said. "The 624J with the grapple attachment reaches down on a pile and picks up huge loads of debris in one shot."

When the call came saying the equipment was desperately needed, the staff of Murphy Tractor wasted no time. The 850J was a part of the John Deere demonstration fleet in Omaha, Neb. Mark Savage, transportation technician at Murphy Tractor in Omaha, loaded the machine onto a truck Monday night-by Tuesday afternoon, it was hard at work in Greensburg. The 624J originally was stationed at Coal Valley near the John Deere headquarters in Moline, Ill. To get the machine to Greensburg as quickly as possible, Wes Rezac of Rezac Trucking was called in.


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