Wed May 07, 2003
Plasterer of Bethlehem Makes Two Personnel Changes
Plasterer Equipment Co. Inc., of Bethlehem, PA, has announced a territory change for its sales representative, Paul Karoly. His territory now will consist of the entire county of Northampton. Karoly has been a sales representative of Plasterer Equipment for a number of years, most recently serving Lehigh County and portions of Upper Bucks County....
Tue April 08, 2003
More Than 500 Hit Miller-Bradford & Risberg Open House
More than 500 customers and guests headed to Miller-Bradford & Risberg’s two-day open house on March 12 and 13 at its location in Rockford, IL.
According to Dan Soley, vice president/co-owner, the idea to host the open house was that of Branch Manager, Kevin Casey, who was shipped off to Kuwait before the event could be held....
Wed March 12, 2003
WWII Photographer, Industry Vet Maurice Pierce Dies at 87
Maurice Foulke Pierce, 87, of Natick, MA; Hobe Sound, FL; and Philadelphia, PA, died Monday, Feb. 17, 2003, at Natick’s Mary Ann Morse Nursing Home after a brief illness.
Born in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Maurice F....
Amanda L. Gutshall - Mon March 10, 2003
Power Equipment Scoops Up All of TN With Etnyre, Broce
Power Equipment Company has renewed its focus of the paving business by becoming a one-stop shop for roadbuilding contractors in Tennessee and northern Mississippi. The company started this revamp last year by continuing its coverage of Broce Brooms into the rest of Tennessee....
Wed February 26, 2003
Tramac Announces Its Top Dealers of 2002 at AED ’03
Tramac has announced its top dealers of 2002 at an awards ceremony held at the San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA. Denis Bataille, chairman and CEO and Phil von Hemert, president and chief operating officer of Tramac presented the 2002 Tramac Awards of Excellence to:• Tim Houser, president of Plasterer Equipment Company, headquartered in Lebanon, PA;• Dick Collins, general manager, inventory control of Anderson Equipment Company, headquartered in Bridgeville, PA; and• Doug Hansen, president of W.I....
Darryl Seland - Mon December 23, 2002
Experts: Attachments Need Frequent TLC to Thrive
Nowadays, many manufacturers do more than just provide an operator’s manual with a maintenance schedule to their attachment customers and dealers.
Owners, operators and technicians are kept abreast of the latest preventative maintenance measures through hands-on and traditional training and certification classes, providing tips and explaining the upkeep of various attachments....
Wed December 04, 2002
AED Foundation Investors Get Recognized at Annual Meeting
AED members are stepping up and showing their support of AED Foundation programs. The AED Foundation 2003 annual giving campaign started in September and is already making progress with the generosity of many industry leaders....
Thu November 07, 2002
Tramac V55 Takes Down Cliff for WV Road Project
Wayne Concrete, of Barboursville, WV, has been hammering hard to remove a 700 ft. (213 m) long, 100 ft. (30 m) high rock cliff along State Route 10 in Logan county.
According to Bud Daniels, president of Wayne Concrete, this has been a problem spot for the past 80 years — at most, the width of the road at this dangerous point is a lane and a half....
Sat November 02, 2002
Tramac 625SH Shores Up CO Job
Laying new storm and sewer pipe at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Parker Excavating had to protect existing sensitive utility lines from collapsing into the trenches. Parker laid 72 in....
Wed October 23, 2002
Tramac 428SH Drives CT Sewer Project
The city of New Haven, CT, is spending $4.5 million to replace its single-conduit underground water system with a new one that separates sewer water from drainage. One of the benefits of the replacement will be to save the city the expense of treating rain water....
