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Providing Contractors the
“Go-To” Source for Safety
Caterpillar is committed to providing its
customers with the safest and most reliable
products and services available. Now, with
the launch of SAFETY.CAT.COM™, Caterpillar
builds on that commitment. Visitors to the site
will find a wide variety of materials dedicated
to promoting the safety of everyone who works
in, on or around Caterpillar® equipment.
“We created SAFETY.CAT.COM to promote
safety on the job to the widest audience
possible,” says Dave Hudson, manager of
Caterpillar’s Customer Safety Services division.
“That audience includes two groups that have
been telling us that they’re hungry for convenient
access to this information: our dealers and our
customers. We intend SAFETY.CAT.COM to be
their ‘go-to’ source for safety.”
With information spanning the entire Cat®
product line, SAFETY.CAT.COM promises to
become one of the most comprehensive safety
sites for the heavy equipment industry.
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Toromont CAT Celebrates 2007-2008
Sales Pro Graduates
www.toromontcat.com
On April 8th, Toromont CAT celebrated the 2007-2008 Sales
Pro Graduates Class. Our customer-productivity experts have
gone through an intensive strategic framework including
product knowledge and sales skills over a seven-month
period including thirty-six days of training and coaching
with our sales consultant, Paul Kavanagh. They are part of
our growth engine which ensures Toromont CAT remains
competitive and customer-focused. They are here to add
value beyond the products and services we currently offer
and are trained with high levels of competence to create and
manage each type of demand within each market. If you are
looking for some advice prior to making an important decision,
give Toromont CAT a call and get a solid perspective for your
current and future needs.
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2 GENERAL Construction
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Because Cat Filters are made better,
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New Caterpillar TH255 Super Compact Telehandler Delivers
Big Performance In Small and Maneuverable Package
®
The TH255 Super Compact Telehandler is a
wholly new model in the Caterpillar® line and
offers compact dimensions and exceptional
maneuverability for efficient work in tight
areas. Despite its size, the TH255 has a rated
load capacity of 5,500 pounds (2500 kilograms),
lift height of 18 feet 4 inches (5.6 meters) and
capacity at maximum reach of 1,850 pounds (839
kilograms). Equipped with a universal skid steer
coupler, the TH255 can handle a variety of work
tools including forks, hooks, buckets, augers
and brooms.
The TH255 also is designed with a spacious
cab, allowing for easier ingress and egress, and
the machine design offers exceptional sight lines
from the comfortable suspension seat—despite
the low profile provided by a cab height of less
than 6 feet 4 inches (1.9 meters). Ergonomic
control placement and single joystick control of
hydraulics ease the burden on the operator. For
maintenance the side-mounted engine allows
easy access by lifting the clamshell hood and
swinging a side panel that opens the way to the
engine and service points.
The TH255 weighs in at 10,800 pounds (4898
kilograms) and is powered by a Cat® C4.4 diesel
engine producing gross power of 84 horsepower
(63 kilowatts). The engine meets U.S. EPA Tier 3
emissions requirements.
The low cab height and machine width of only
71.5 inches (1.82 meters) make the TH255 ideal
for working in tight spaces. The turning radius is
126 inches (3.2 meters).
Three steering modes (circle, two-wheel and
crab) further improve maneuverability. The
hydrostatic drive system allows automotive
style driving with no shifting required.
The TH255 is sized to work productively and
cost effectively in a variety of construction,
materials supply, landscaping, nursery and
agricultural applications.
For more information about the TH255 super
compact telehandler, contact Toromont CAT
today.
Basic Specifications for TH255
Engine
Cat C4.4
Gross power
84 hp (63 kW)
Rated load capacity
5,500 lb (2500 kg)
Operating weight
10,800 lb (4898 kg)
Maximum lift height
18 ft 4 in. (5.6 m)
Maximum forward
reach
10 ft 10 in. (3.25 m)
Outside turning radius
10 ft 6 in. (3.2 m)
Top travel speed
16 mph (26 km/h)
T O R O M O N T C AT
OPERATOR
TRAINING
SOLUTIONS
WHY PARTICIPATE?
[heavy equipment]
[machine control & guidance]
[paving]
Brian Davis
Welcomed
to Toromont
CAT
In today’s world of high technology, equipment operators
must have a thorough understanding of machine systems
and applications to achieve maximum efficiencies and return
on investment.The benchmarks established for student
achievement ensure that high levels of proficiency and
confidence are attained.The graduate will return to his or her
place of employment with skill levels that will improve
productivity, decrease downtime, reduce operating costs and
enhance safety. All of these benefits provide rapid payback
on your training investment.
WHAT CAN PROPER OPERATOR AND SUPERVISOR
TRAINING DELIVER?
• increased production and efficiencies
• longer equipment life
• reduced maintenance and repair costs
• fewer accidents and injuries
• reduced overall liability exposure
• lower warranty costs
• increased ground engaging tool (GET) life
• reduced insurance costs
• longer powertrain life
• fewer safety citations
• reduced structural failure
• improved employee morale
• longer track life
• lower employee turnover
• longer tire life
For further information on Toromont’s
Operator Training Programs
Contact your Sales Representative
www.toromontcat.com
Toromont Cat is proud to announce the
addition of Brian Davis to our sales team
as our Construction Solutions Manager.
Brian’s background is rich in construction
experience. Brian was both the Project &
Equipment Manager for Davis Construction.
His multitasking responsibilities included
equipment purchasing, maintenance and
repair, project, site and staff management.
Davis Construction was also one of the
pioneering companies for Machine Guidance
and Control Systems. Always future focused,
Brian and Davis Construction embraced this
leading edge technology.
As a seasoned veteran in the business, Brian
can offer your company a wealth of knowledge
and hands-on insight into the daily challenges
you face. Count on Brian to ensure that your
business operates more efficiently, more cost
effectively and ultimately more profitably.
Please join us in welcoming Brian to
Toromont.
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General Construction 3
Test Drive a Cat 924H Wheel Loader at Toromont
®
Basic Specifications for
924H wheel loaders
Net power
The new Cat® 924H Wheel Loader leads
the industry in operator comfort, performance
and versatility. Size, power and work tool
interchangeability make this machine ideal for
a wide range of jobs.
Loader Linkage
Cat exclusive VersaLink™ Loader linkage
delivers strength and versatility to help you do
more tasks – faster. The high-lift linkage option
takes you places others can’t reach. The 924H
can be configured in several ways.
128 hp
Operating Weight
25,644 lb.
Bucket Capacity
2.2-3.6 yd3
• Use a Quick Coupler for efficient work tool
changes.
• Pin-on work tools, such as a bucket,
will give you a dedicated wheel loader
application with exceptional breakout
force, tipping load and dump height.
• The High-Lift VersaLink loader linkage
option provides you with more reach and
lift height for your special applications.
High Performance Powertrain
The powertrain in the 924H delivers maximum
rimpull to the ground and full power to loader
hydraulics. The Cat C6.6 engine provides
cleaner, quieter operation while delivering
superior performance and durability. The 128
hp rated net power engine meets all worldwide
emissions standards and features:
• Flatter power curve for outstanding
response in the working RPM range
• Noise reduction technologies for up to 5 dB
reduction
• Patented ACERT™ Technology combined
with common rail fuel system
• Smart waste gate turbocharger
• Crossflow head design for reduced
emissions
comfortable throughout the workday. Choose
the seat that meets your needs – the standard,
fully adjustable seat or the optional Cat Contour
seat for added adjustment and air suspension.
Low-effort, ergonomic joystick controls
provide each operator with lift and tilt
functions. The standard joystick features an
integrated directional control switch for added
convenience. The programmable transmission
neutralizer can be set in seconds, optimizing
brake effort for all applications.
Work Tools
Make your 924H the most versatile machine
in your fleet with the broad range of work
tools from Toromont CAT. The available options
will make the 924H one of the most efficient
machines on your worksite. Work tools can be
changed quickly and easily with the machine’s
quick coupler system. A simple switch in the
cab activates a hydraulic cylinder for positive
tool engagement and disengagement.
Call a Toromont CAT Sales Representative for
more information on the new Cat 924H Wheel
Loader and the versatile work tools.
Powerful Hydraulic System
Modular hydraulic system delivers precise
control with low-effort operation. This loadsensing, variable-flow system senses work
demand and adjusts flow and pressure to match.
This allows full hydraulic forces at any engine
speed for delicate jobs in tight areas. Combined
with the VersaLink linkage, the hydraulic system
allows simultaneous lift, tilt and auxiliary
hydraulic function.
Operator Comfort
You will experience comfort and convenience
when you sit in the H-Series cab. The spacious
interior and ergonomic controls keep you
Toromont CAT
Announcement
Predictive
Maintenance
Mark Boswell Joins Toromont CAT
as Health and Safety Manager
Toromont CAT is committed to the protection of its
employees, physical assets, the environment and those
we serve. Toromont CAT will strive to provide and
maintain a safe and healthy work environment.
A key component to the next steps of
our Health and Safety Program is creating
a culture, which encompasses a healthy,
and safe environment achieved through
everyone’s understanding of their related
responsibilities and compliance with all
regulatory requirements and safety policies.
The Ontario Service and Safety Alliance
has been working with us for the past few
months. Several hazard assessments have
been completed so far and we are waiting for
results and recommendations that will serve
as a foundation and template for our National
Health and Safety Management System.
The official launch of this organized system
throughout the organization can be expected
to begin by the end of the second quarter of
this year.
We will continue strengthening our
internal responsibility system by ensuring
our Joint Health and Safety Committee and
representatives are well educated, engaged
and action oriented. We will also increase
communication throughout the organization
and engage in initiatives that will increase
awareness and help our team members add
value to our program and continue to enhance
the current state of our health and safety
training program.
On that note, I am pleased to announce that
Mark Boswell has joined our Human Resources
service team in the role of Health and Safety
Manager.
Mark Boswell is in the process of completing
his Bachelor in Business Management from
the University of Phoenix and he is a Certified
Health and Safety Professional from the
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. He is
also a Certified Health and Safety trainer from
Workers Health and Safety Centre.
Mark comes to Toromont with Health
and Safety Management and Continuous
Improvement experience through his work in
the automotive manufacturing and precious
metals industries.
His formal education and experience will be
an asset to his role at Toromont, which will
focus on taking the lead in developing and
implementing an overall strategy. Mark will
also oversee the design, implementation and
communication of related initiatives while
working closely with operational management
and staff.
If you have ever been interested in trying
oil analysis, but didn’t know where to begin,
Toromont CAT’s Fluids Analysis Lab is making
it easy for you.
No matter how many pieces of equipment you
have or how big or small your operation, our lab
can help you better manage your equipment
through Predictive Maintenance.
Predictive Maintenance will help you
determine the proper equipment maintenance
intervals based on when the components
need service, as opposed to some preset
time interval, where the equipment receives
maintenance whether it needs it or not. This
will help you save time and money.
Toromont CAT’s Fluids Analysis Lab recently
purchased new state-of-the-art instruments
to provide the best analysis possible. Our lab
doesn’t only do oil analysis, we do coolant,
hydraulic fluid and more. We also do fluid
analysis on non-Cat. Our lab rivals any for
quality and experience in oil analysis. Give us
a try. We are confident that you will see the
benefits of using our lab.
We would like to show you how our oil analysis
can help your maintenance program.
Cat® PartStore™
Point. Click. Parts.
When you need parts, chances are you want them right now. The Cat®
PartStore™ System is the fastest, easiest and most economical way to order
Cat® parts. No more out-of-date catalogs. No more wasted time. You can get
exactly what you need 24 hours a day. So you can keep your equipment running
and on the job.
Open 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
Quick Access to 800,000+ Cat® Parts
Personalized, Simple, Efficient Ordering
New and Remanufactured Parts
Cat® Classic™ Parts, Dealer Exchange, Used Parts
Integrated Procurement and Web Access
Cat® PartStore™
Toromont CAT makes it easy to order parts online.
www.toromontcat.com
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4 Rental
Cost Management with Equipment Rental
The Cost-Management Tool
Contractors across Canada rely on rental
providers like Battlefield Equipment as a fast,
reliable way to supplement their core fleets,
either for sudden job demands or longer rentals.
Battlefield Equipment offers a wide range of
products for rent, as well as accessories for
purchase in addition to a full selection of new
Cat® Compact Equipment and Work Tools.
But, more than that, rental professionals are
always working on innovative ways to help
contractors manage the costs of operation.
Reduce Financial Commitment
Renting frees up business capital. Battlefield’s
Rental Specialists can help release contracting
operations from excessive equipment ownership
costs, since expense is incurred only when
the equipment is needed on the job. The extra
capital saved through renting equipment can
then be applied to other demands within your
business — so you can grow more profitably.
Renting can increase your borrowing power.
Equipment rental does not appear as a liability
on an operation’s balance sheet. Renting
offers you a better ratio of assets to liabilities,
increasing your borrowing power.
Rental payments help you budget. Rental
payments are fixed and predictable. They can
be written off as a current business expense,
and don’t appear as a long-term obligation on
balance sheets. Plus, personal property tax and
license fees don’t apply to rented equipment.
Avoid costly breakdowns with rental
equipment. Breakdowns cost your business,
not only in repairing the problem, but in idle
time as well. Battlefield Equipment provides
customers with use of the latest technologies on
current, well-maintained machines. And should
a customer experience problems, Battlefield
Equipment will repair or replace the rented
machine immediately.
service the equipment you own.
Eliminate storage and transportation costs.
Call Battlefield Equipment to deliver your
equipment to the jobsite and to pick it back up
when the job is over. Your crew saves time and
you save storage space at the yard.
Eliminate guesswork - demo before you buy.
Renting lets your operators test a new machine
or work tool in real working conditions to see if
it’s the right fit for your fleet.
For more information on the products,
services and Training Programs that Battlefield
Equipment provides, call 1-800-RENT-CAT to
reach your nearest location.
Rental Advantages
Eliminate maintenance costs. Rental
agreements typically cover the complete
maintenance of the rented equipment. You can
eliminate costly service shops, service tooling,
spare parts and maintenance records on rental
equipment and free up the machine shop staff to
Rental Fence for Your Jobsite
Battlefield Equipment Rentals has teamed up
with Modu-Loc Fence Rentals to supply rental
fence to construction sites throughout Ontario
and has access to an inventory of over 1,500,000
feet of rental fence. The rental fence is not a
chain link system, but a much more stable and
secure welded metal panel using an interlocking
system. The panels are finished in forest green
coloured powder coating, which is more visually
appealing than the standard metal fence. This
is of importance to many contractors, especially
when the look of the site is of concern.
The fence panels are extremely sturdy and
stable and can be installed as a free-standing
system, anchored in loose terrain or secured
onto concrete or blacktop. Gates for vehicles or
personnel can easily be installed in any location
in the fence line. For added privacy and security
a screening material can also be installed.
Part of the service provided to the customers
is the ability to modify or customize the fence
panels and bases to handle unique situations
and construction sites. Specialty parts can
also be designed and manufactured for any
special needs that may arise. The staff has the
experience and product knowledge to consult
with and be of assistance to project managers
to make their job easier in planning the design
of the fence layout to best serve their needs. As
site safety is always a major priority, the bases
are bright orange to make them highly visible.
The Rental Fence
Each fence panel is 10 feet in length and is
available in heights of 4, 6 and 8-feet. The panel
frame utilizes structural steel square tubing.
5-foot Man Gates are available upon request.
The mesh of the panel is a welded wire with a
2” (horizontal) by a 4” (vertical) pattern, making
it difficult to climb.
The fence panels fit onto a flat base which
provides excellent stability while allowing for
ease of installation by the field crews. The bases
may be anchored onto the ground, concrete or
asphalt for extra stability.
The panels are joined together at the top by an
interlocking steel cap ensuring the alignment
and overall strength of the fence.
Invest in Equipment Safety Training
Equipment safety training is always beneficial
to your business and it’s available from a variety
of sources, including Battlefield Equipment.
The most commonly provided equipment
safety training includes instruction for operating
boom lifts, scissors lifts, industrial forklifts and
telehandlers or rough-terrain forklifts, as well as
fall protection and competent-person training
courses.
The time required to complete such courses
varies, ranging from a one-hour fall-protection
course to competent-person training or forklift
certification programs that take participants
six hours or more to complete. Participants in
many of these programs will receive a card or
certificate as proof of his or her completion of
the program.
Similarly, the costs to an employer for such
training programs vary, depending on the
number of participants, the equipment in
question, and whether it must be transported to
the training site.
In addition to the obvious goal of keeping your
employees safe and injury-free, equipment
safety training can have a positive impact on
your business’ operating costs: Insurance rates
often drop for businesses that require employees
to complete safety training. Be sure your
insurance provider knows your employees are
certified and factors any applicable discounts
into his or her calculations of your company’s
rate. (In addition, staying injury- and claim-free
can also lower your rates.)
Businesses competing for a job may be
required to show proof of equipment safety
training during the bidding process. The
law requires equipment safety training for
employees operating many machines and
Ministry of Labour inspectors conducting a
jobsite visit may ask the equipment operators to
present their training certification cards.
Battlefield Equipment Safety Training Programs
include:
• Forklift Certification
• Elevated Work Platform Certification
(Scissor & Boom Lift)
• Fall Arrest & Prevention Training
• Skid Steer Safe Operator Certification
For more information on the products, services and training programs that Battlefield
Equipment provides, call 1-800-RENT-CAT to reach your nearest location.
www.BattlefieldEquipment.ca
• Excavator Safe Operator Certification
• Backhoe / Loader Safe Operator
Certification
• Mobile
Equipment
Safe
Operator
Certification
• Chainsaw Safe Operator Certification
• Concrete Cutting Tools Safe Operator
Certification
• Electrical Tools Safe Operator Certification
• Powder
Actuated
Tools
Operator
Certification
• Record Of Training Propane (up to 400,000
BTU)
• Record Of Training Natural Gas (up to
400,000 BTU)
• WHMIS Awareness
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Traffic Control Awareness
Training Programs Hoisting & Rigging
Respirator Fit Testing
Asbestos Awareness
Supervisor Training
Scaffold Safety Awareness
We can tailor our programs to meet your
situation. Contact your nearest Battlefield
Equipment location at 1-800-RENT-CAT for more
information on how we can help you with all
your training needs.
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Compact Construction Equipment 5
Talent and Great Equipment Bring Success
to The Beach Gardener, Inc.
The Beach Gardener, Inc., a respected designbuild landscape construction company, serves
metropolitan Toronto and the greater Toronto
region. The excellent workmanship of its
employees continues to earn trust from both
public and private sectors. Its outstanding
projects include landscape construction
as well as snow and ice management. The
Beach Gardener’s collaborative relationship
with Caterpillar® means quality results that
customers trust.
The Beach Gardener President Mark Bradley
said The Beach Gardener, Toromont and
Battlefield Equipment continue to develop
a strong customer service relationship that
formed in 2001.
Competitive drive and innovation by Caterpillar
have helped The Beach Gardener accumulate
deserved acclaim. It was the recipient of the
Casey Van Maris Award for the best overall
landscape design and construction in 2003. The
next two years it received Awards of Excellence
for Residential Construction as well as Balcony/
Container Gardening. Canada’s largest garden
show, “Canada Blooms,” included The Beach
Gardener from 2001 to 2006; the company won
best large-size booth, best use of water and
favorite feature garden in 2005. The Beach
Gardener was awarded “most innovative
garden design” at the 2006 show.
In addition to awards received, The Beach
Gardener and its employees have received
national acclaim. Mark and his wife, Janna,
have appeared on HGTV, including segments
on “Pools, Patios and Decks,” “The Indoor
Gardener,” “Gardening Gamble,” “The
Decorating Challenge,” “House and Home” and
“City Line.” The company’s landscaping projects
have been featured in Toronto Star, the metro’s
newspaper, and Gardening Life magazine.
Mark and Janna founded The Beach
Gardener in 1997. A merging of construction
and horticulture background, experience and
education composed a base for the company’s
success.
The Beach Gardener and its 30 employees
maintain efficient operations thanks, in part, to
an impressive fleet of Caterpillar equipment from
Toromont and its Battlefield Equipment rental
division. Their Cat® fleet includes a D4 Dozer,
904 Loader, 267B, 247A, 277C, 301.8, 305C, two
257Bs and numerous trucks with Cat engines.
The quality Cat equipment complements trained,
experienced personnel and professional office
staff.
To provide efficient and impressive landscape
and snow/ice removal services, The Beach
Gardener counts on Toromont and Battlefield
Equipment for reliable products and services,
including Cat Compact Products, rentals,
training and product support.
Battlefield, a leading equipment rental operation
in Ontario, Manitoba and Newfoundland,
primarily rents and sells high quality late-model
construction and industrial equipment. Its trusted
Cat equipment is available to accommodate the
needs of competitive industries such as The
Beach Gardener.
“We use Cat field service trucks and they
do all our mechanical repairs on heavy
equipment,” Mark said. “We buy replacement
parts from both Battlefield and Toromont, and
they have administered equipment training to
our staff including both safety and maintenance
techniques.”
Battlefield Sales Representative Shawn
Williamson provides quality and customized
service to the The Beach Gardener. He and
other Battlefield staff members successfully
uphold reputable service to The Beach Gardener
through dedication to customer needs and
expectations.
“We get really good service from the dealer,”
Mark said. “We are happy with the product.”
(Left) Mike Lysecki, (Right) Mark Bradley
Now Available from Battlefield Equipment
Versatile Track System™
Now you can convert ANY skid steer to the
Versatile Track System™
Your skid steer loader can have more
performance than you’ve ever imagined. All it
takes is the Versatile Track System™ (VTSTM)
and under an hour for the conversion. With the
VTS suspended rubber tracks, your skid steer
has significantly more traction and stability.
Work faster, harder and in more ground
conditions than ever before. Adding VTS is the
quickest, most economical way to expand the
range of jobs your skid steer can handle.
Double Skid Steer Versatility
Get the versatility of two machines in one
when you add the VTS to your skid steer. Work
in extreme conditions that used to require a
compact track loader. VTS quickly pays for
itself by letting your skid steer take on more
jobs and get them done faster than ever
before.
Minimize Your Operating Costs
When you sometimes need a rubber track
loader instead of a skid steer, the VTS can give
you the best performance, most versatility and
the lowest possible operating costs. Optimize
your skid steer by changing from tires to
suspended rubber tracks as needed. Minimize
machine depreciation, get the lowest track
maintenance and repair costs and maximize
your current machine investment.
Contact a Battlefield Equipment Sales
Representative, or stop by your local Battlefield
Equipment location for additional information
on the Versatile Track System.
Caterpillar Introduces 414E IL—the First Industrial
Loader To Feature Joystick Control of Rear Implements
®
Caterpillar® introduces the 414E IL, an allnew industrial loader for the construction and
landscaping industries. The 414E IL follows the
successful 416E IL and is based on the fieldproven Caterpillar backhoe loader platform.
Seat-mounted joystick implement controls
in the 414E IL are an industry first and provide
greater operator comfort and promote greater
productivity. With just one joystick instead of
the traditional four or five levers, the machine
gives the operator full control of all five
functions (raise, lower, float, tilt and pitch) of the
three-point tool carrier along with the ability to
activate auxiliary hydraulics and work tools.
The category two three-point hitch on the 414E
IL is fully integrated into the purpose-built box
section frame. That means simplified operation
and even greater operator comfort. The machine
is compatible with a wide range of Caterpillar
and existing aftermarket work tools.
The front loader is the same as the highly
productive system used on the Caterpillar 416E
backhoe loader. The front loader can use a
1-cubic-yard (0.76–cubic-meter), a 1¼-cubicyard (0.96-cubic-meter), or a 1.3-cubic-yard
(1-cubic-meter) multi-purpose bucket as well
as a wide range of additional Caterpillar work
tools.
The operator station is designed to reduce
fatigue and to boost operator efficiency. A
sloping front hood and divergent lift arms allow
the operator to see more of the forward work
area and loader attachments. The operator has
an unobstructed view to the rear work tool.
The seat rotates 20 degrees from forward for
excellent visibility and operator comfort when
operating rear implements. The seat-mounted
joystick controls for the rear implement set
an industry standard for industrial tractors
and rotate with the seat for easy operation
regardless of the seat position.
The powertrain features a Cat® turbocharged
3054C DIT diesel engine producing 93
horsepower. All-wheel drive is standard
for productive performance in all underfoot
conditions.
Load-sensing hydraulics provide power when
and where it is needed without wasted fuel or
wear. The 414E IL has the Caterpillar PowerShuttle transmission that permits on-the-go
shifting of all gears, up or down. There are four
speeds forward and four reverse as well as a
conveniently placed lever that enables the
operator to make instant changes between
forward and reverse.
The 414E IL is designed to work effectively
with a wide variety of work tools for expanded
versatility in construction and landscaping
applications. Front work tools, in addition to
general purpose and multipurpose buckets,
include forks, material handling arm, angle
brooms and snow pushers.
For additional information, contact your local
Battlefield Equipment location or visit
www.BattlefieldEquipment.ca.
For more information on the used equipment available
visit www.CatUsed.com or call 1-888-OWN-A-CAT.
www.BattlefieldEquipment.ca
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6 On-highway/power
2007 Engines
Performing Well, Say
Caterpillar Customers
With a complete line of four Caterpillar® 2007
engines in full production and readily available,
customers are providing feedback on how the
newest additions to the Caterpillar engine line
are doing on the road.
One such customer is Ray Birkmire, an overthe-road driver for New Century Transportation
in Westampton, N.J. Birkmire, a 35-year veteran
of driving trucks, averages 130,000 miles each
year running East coast to West coast. He
currently is running a 430-horsepower 2007
Cat® C13 with ACERT™ Technology. So far,
he’s put 80,000 miles on the engine, using the
required ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel.
Even with the different fuel requirements,
performance and fuel economy are equal to or
better than previous engines, Birkmire said.
“I’m happy with the engine, it does a good
job. I’m not seeing any performance issues
with it using the ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel. It
pulls a mountain in Tennessee that I regularly
run at about 65 miles per hour, the same as the
previous Cat engine I had,” he said. “We’re
getting good fuel mileage, too—it gets 6.8 miles
per gallon, and I was amazed that this truck
would get that.”
Although the engine iron has changed slightly
with the addition of the self-regenerating diesel
particulate filter, driving this new C13 feels
the same as running a Cat engine always
has, according to Birkmire. “There’s no special
training required. The dealer sat down with
me when the truck came in and explained the
regeneration process and the indicator lights,”
he said. “Usually it regenerates all by itself, I
don’t have to do anything.”
Designed to meet the new, stringent 2007
EPA emissions standards without sacrificing
“I’m happy with the engine, it does a good job. I’m not seeing any performance issues
with it using the ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel. It pulls a mountain in Tennessee that I
regularly run at about 65 miles per hour, the same as the previous Cat engine I had,”
he said. “We’re getting good fuel mileage, too—it gets 6.8 miles per gallon, and I was
amazed that this truck would get that.”
Ray Birkmire
Robert Long
“Cat’s always been the preferred motor. There are fewer breakdowns. I’ve always
liked the support Cat’s given—I like the way they stand behind it. When we spec the
truck, I don’t get the support from
the competitors,” Long said.
performance, reliability or fuel economy, the
new engines provide lower emissions than ever
before. One pleasant surprise for Birkmire was
how clean the new Cat engine runs.
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“There’s no smoke coming out of that stack,
which amazes me,” Birkmire said. “It doesn’t
smoke at all, and the stack on the truck does
not get carbon buildup in it. It actually keeps
the trailer clean!”
Birkmire worked closely with New Century’s
Caterpillar dealer, Ransome Cat located in
Bensalem, Pa., to ensure that the transition to
the new engine went smoothly. “The support
from Caterpillar has been really good,” he said.
“When I first got the truck, they called me and
wanted to know how I was doing and what fuel
mileage I was getting. If I am having any issues,
they want to know about it.”
Cat customer Robert Long, chief financial
officer of USA Dry Van Logistics, LLC, in
McAllen, Texas, concurs with Birkmire’s opinion
of Caterpillar support.
“Cat’s always been the preferred motor. There
are fewer breakdowns. I’ve always liked the
support Cat’s given — I like the way they stand
behind it. When we spec the truck, I don’t
get the support from the competitors,” Long
said. Long also mentions fuel mileage as a
Cat advantage. “We had to take 10 competing
engines and test them, and the Cat’s doing a lot
better than those engines, averaging about 7.2
or 7.4 miles per gallon,” he said. “We weren’t
afraid to jump into the new motor, and it’s doing
well for us. Drivers love them too, and haven’t
had problems with them.”
With the same range of engine ratings,
fuel economy and projected life-to-overhaul
as previous Cat engines, the 2007 engines
continue to provide the value, performance and
fuel economy customers expect, according to
George Taylor, director and general manager,
Global On-Highway at Caterpillar.
“With refinements to the same technology
approach proven successful over millions of
miles, the new engines are meeting or exceeding
our customers’ expectations in every way,”
Taylor said. “The more than half million engines
with ACERT Technology on the road today are
a clear statement on the customer value our
engines deliver.”
Keep your on-highway engine up and running to maximize your investment. See your local Toromont CAT
branch or authorized CAT Truck Dealer for more information on these valuable rebates.
ADVANTAGE COVERAGE PLAN
$100
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice showing purchase of
advantage coverage at time of advantage inspection to:
Toromont Cat,
Rebate Processing Centre
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
A $100.00 rebate coupon will be sent to you. Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
CATERPILLAR’S FUEL/WATER SEPARATOR
$125
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice showing purchase and
installation of the fuel/water separator and filter base to:
Toromont Cat,
Rebate Processing Centre
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
A rebate coupon for $125.00 will be sent to you. Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
SIX CAT REMAN ELECTRONIC UNIT INJECTORS
$200
Winnipeg Truck Show
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
May 23 & 24 - The Winnipeg Convention Centre
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice to:
Toromont Cat,
Rebate Processing Centre
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
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winnipegtruckshow.ca/
A $200.00 rebate cheque will be mailed to you. Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
OVERHAUL PROTECTION FOR TRUCKS
Fergus Truck Show
$750
July 25-27 in Fergus
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
www.fergustruckshow.com
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice to:
Toromont Cat,
Rebate Processing Centre
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
CHES National Show
A rebate cheque for $750.00 will be sent to you. Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
Sept 14-16 - Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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CAT MEDIUM DUTY REMAN TRUCK ENGINES
$1000
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
Canadian Greenhouse Conference
Oct 8-9 - International Centre
www.canadiangreenhouseconference.com
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice
for your medium duty reman truck engine with 3
year/200,000 miles reman warranty coverage to:
Toromont Cat,
Rebate Processing Centre,
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
A rebate cheque for $1,000.00 will be sent to you.
Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
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$500
CAT REBATE COUPON
Effective January 1 – December 31, 2008
Submit this coupon with a copy of the invoice for
your medium duty reman truck engine to:
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Rebate Processing Centre,
P.O. Box 5511,
Concord, Ontario, L4K 1B7
A rebate cheque for $500.00 will be sent to you.
Coupon must be redeemed by January 31, 2009
to ro m o n t • S p r i n g 2 0 0 8
Power 7
City Makes Piece of Northern History
Plant converts methane gas into electricity,
which is sold to province
MEET YOUR
marine team!
1-877-CAT-POWER
1-877-MaK POWER
Courtesy of The Sudbury Star
What once percolated out of the ground
and into the atmosphere at the city’s largest
landfill site is now being put to good use.
Perforated underground pipes are capturing
methane gas, a highly potent greenhouse gas,
produced by decaying organic waste at the
sprawling Kingsway site.
The gas is cleaned and compressed and
fed into an engine that powers an electricityproducing generator.
In use since early July, the plant has the
capability to produce about 1.2 megawatts
of electricity annually worth about $1 million.
Greater Sudbury
Utilities, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the
city has a 20-year contract to sell that “green”
power to the province.
Look for the energy production figure and
dollar value to grow over the years, with 1.5
megawatts forecast for 2008 and 1.6 megawatts
in 2009, when the plant reaches full capacity.
The latter figure is the amount of electricity
needed to power about 1,200 homes.
Now officially opened, the plant is the first
of its kind in northern Ontario and one of
only 10 in Canada. It was built for the city by
Toromont Power Systems at a cost of $3.1
million. Toromont also has a long-term contract
with the city to maintain and operate the plant.
“We have a first in northern Ontario,” said
Sudbury MPP Rick Bartolucci at a press
conference held at the plant site Thursday.
“We have a practical and reliable example of
renewable energy ... there’s no shortage of
dumps in northern Ontario, so the potential is
limitless.”
Beatrice Olivastri, CEO of Friends of the Earth,
said the new plant is a sign of things to come.
“People in Canada and all over the world
are very clear it’s time to do something about
climate change,” she said. “This is a very
profitable and practical exercise.”
Ward 9 Coun., Doug Craig, who also chairs
Greater Sudbury Utilities, called the new plant
“one more step in the elimination of greenhouse
gasses.” “It’s Sudbury’s way of not just talking
about it, but doing it.”
Craig also said that it was quite an
accomplishment for a mining community
that continues to repair past environmental
damage.
“In the 40 years that I have lived in this
Glenn Keenan
Vice President Power Systems
gkeenan@toromont.com
416-667-5531
Kevin Stratton
Industry Manager - Marine & Industrial
kstratton@toromont.com
905-799-1544, ext.229
community, every one of us has worked hard to
win back our land, our air and our water and I
am proud of it,” he said.
A second plant is being considered for the
Kingsway landfill site. It could be operational
as early as 2011.
Renewal – the Repowering of “M/V Chi-Cheemaun”
The “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” of today is very
different from the one that would have carried
you between Tobermory and South Baymouth
several years ago. What you may notice are
the tastefully upgraded passenger areas and
crew accommodations; what you may not be
aware of is the fact that the ship has undergone
a complete replacement of the propulsion
engines and auxiliary machinery in a two-year
project costing in excess of $10 million.
Planning started over ten years ago when
it was anticipated that the original engines,
installed during construction of the “M/V ChiCheemaun” during 1975 and 1976 in Collingwood,
Ontario, would need replacement to ensure
in-service reliability until at least 2030. This
ship is the sole service provider on this route
and the priority is to sail exactly according to
the published schedule during the operating
season.
Early thinking was to keep the existing
machinery arrangement and just replace the
propulsion engines and generator sets with
new units. This changed as fuel prices started
to escalate and concern for the environment
increased. Further options were considered to
meet these extremely challenging fundamentals
while keeping service reliability in the
forefront.
Originally “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” had just one
V16 cylinder, 3500bhp diesel engine driving
the propellers. The ship’s operational schedule
called for less than maximum speed and this
was accomplished with the engine producing
about 2500bh. It led to the decision to increase
the number of engines on each propeller shaft
to two (in marine terminology this is a “twininput/single-output” installation), with each of
the two new engines capable of maintaining the
required vessel service speed of about 16 knots.
The ship normally runs on only two engines
but, when operating conditions dictate, all four
engines are brought into service providing
enough power to achieve speeds of 18.5 knots.
But higher operational speed was never a
consideration in project planning. The new
propulsion arrangement was selected to provide
redundancy, i.e. having an engine out of service
would not prevent “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” from
sailing according to schedule. When running
with just one engine powering each propeller
shaft, each of the four new Caterpillar C280-6,
2320bhp propulsion engines provide much
improved fuel economy and dramatically lower
exhaust emissions compared to the original
engines.
The new Caterpillar C280-6 propulsion engines,
totalling 9,280bhp (provided and engineered by
Toromont CAT Power Systems), each have six
cylinders in-line with a displacement of 111
litres and, individually, weigh almost 18 tons.
They are electronically controlled to provide
superior, full range fuel efficiency and low
exhaust emissions in accordance with stringent
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Tier 1
and Tier 2 rules. They are also designed to
produce full power continuously.
A year prior to installation of the new main
engines, new generator sets were installed as
part of a total electrical system upgrade. At
the same time the diesel engine that drove the
bow-thruster, (a transversely mounted propeller
at the front of the ship used for supplemental
steering when docking and undocking), was
replaced with a 500bhp variable speed electric
motor. This removed a significant source of
exhaust emissions and maintenance costs and
made control of the thruster unit much easier.
To meet the increased electrical demand three
new V8 cylinder, Caterpillar 3508B/SR4B marine
generator sets, each rated 600kw at 1200rpm,
replaced the original 400kw, 12 cylinder units. In
common with the new Caterpillar main engines
the generator sets have digital electronic
controls that allow very precise sharing of
the electrical load when required. While
underway “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” needs only one
generator with a second unit brought on-line
during docking and undocking. This minimizes
fuel consumption and emissions. The third
Caterpillar generator set is on “standby” just in
case either of the other two develops a fault. It
can start and be on-line within 10 seconds.
As an additional safety measure, and in
compliance with Canadian and international
regulations, a fourth diesel generator set
Ken Westcar
Marine Market Manager
kwestcar@toromont.com
416-667-5697
Sean Goodman
Marine Market Manager
sgoodman@toromont.com
416-667-5528
Ken Westcar, Marine Market Manager, Toromont, on bridge
is installed in a room just below the ship’s
funnel. This is a new six-cylinder Caterpillar
C9 unit rated 200kw at 1800rpm. It replaced the
original, massive twelve-cylinder set. In the
unlikely event of a “black-out” this generator
set is designed to be on-line within about five
seconds to power essential ship’s loads such as
emergency lighting, steering and the machinery
control system. But we are not done yet! It
has two independent starting systems, either
compressed air or 24v electric and is kept close
to operating temperature at all times.
All the new Caterpillar engines are equipped
to SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea) standards that
require all high-pressure fluid connections to
be shielded and flexible fuel supply hoses to
have fire-resistant jackets. They are also built
to the very rigorous quality requirements of
Lloyds Register of Shipping, a highly respected
international authority and inspectorate of
shipboard safety and quality.
The skipper and the chief engineer might
argue over whether the bridge or the machinery
control room is the heart of the “M/V ChiCheemaun” but both received an array of new
systems during the two stages of the machinery
replacement.
The renewal of “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” was
completed on-time and on-budget and has
exceeded all performance expectations. How
was this done? Traditionally the ship owner
would have a large technical staff prepare a
lengthy detailed specification that would then
have been sent out for competitive bids. A
different approach was taken for “M/V ChiCheemaun” whereby proposals rather than
bids were invited from potential suppliers. The
proposals were carefully evaluated from many
standpoints and each contractor chosen for
technical merit, prior experience, regulatory
and environmental compliance, long term,
“in-service” support capability, Ontario,
Canadian and North American material and
labour content and overall value for money. The
selected contractors then teamed up under an
independent project manager to complete the
two stages of the renewal process.
With co-operation, effective communications
and a solid commitment, the work proceeded
quickly and to the highest possible standard.
The full capability of some of Ontario and
Canada’s finest marine trades people was
apparent throughout the project and culminated
in the “M/V Chi-Cheemaun” you are travelling
on today. For the next quarter century this ship
will remain the pride of the Ontario ferry fleet.
Unique Mobile Solutions
ITD (Innovative Trailer Design) Industries
(formerly Peel Truck & Trailer Equipment) has
evolved and innovated since its start in 1971.
Their creativity really shines in this unique
aspect of their business - innovative custom
fabrication of trailers. From concept to reality,
they design, develop and produce truly unique
ways to take mobile solutions to new heights.
They develop expandable trailers in consultation
with their clients to create highly effective
mobile solutions to a wide range of functional
applications.
Some of their clients include:
• SIAST Training Lab (pictured here)
• Budweiser BBQ
• Bell Mobile Sales
• Sony Playstation
From mobile training to entertaining, they help
their customers take it on the road to success.
Once a Cummins customer, they have now
turned to Toromont Cat as a valued partner
because of our depth of product knowledge and
the extent of our Cat Dealer Service network.
Over the last several months ITD has purchased
a number of small generator sets to power their
custom fabricated trailers.
The one you see pictured here was built
as a mobile welding training facility for the
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science &
Technology (SIAST). This extendable trailer
is equipped with two CAT® diesel generator
sets - one D100-4, supplying three phase power
for welding training booths and one D20-4,
supplying single phase power for the lights, air
conditioning and control peripherals.
Subsequent orders have been placed to
allow single phase and three-phase power
selectable from a D100P1 generator set. The
Sharanjit Singh
Operations Manager - Marine & Industrial
ssingh@toromont.com
416-667-5630
David Sherifi
Electrical Engineer
dsherifi@toromont.com
416-667-5953
Habib Aleemi
Electrical Engineer
haleemi@toromont.com
416-667-5758
Greg Prentice
Mechanical Engineer
gprentice@toromont.com
416-514-4754
Kiet Mach
Mechanical Engineer
kmach@toromont.com
416-667-5833
Terry Miller
Project Manager
tmiller@toromont.com
416-667-5625
customer is now considering implementing
the PointGuard system for remote monitoring
and troubleshooting. Engaging customers with
solutions with CAT products demonstrates the
value Toromont has to offer.
Bill Hart
Proposals Engineer
bhart@toromont.com
905-935-3352
www.toromontpowersystems.com
To ro m o n t • S p r i n g 2 0 0 8
8 used equipment
WANTED USED GEN. SETS, INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE ENGINES
A Dependable Alternative
Toromont Rebuilt and Used Generator Sets
Generator Sets
Boss 100kw, 600, 480, 208, 240 volt, silent, trailer mount, fuel tank base. New price $19,000.00
HX100, 208/480 volt, sound attenuated trailer mount, fuel tank base, $19,000.00, one left
One HX125 Kw , 208/240/480 volt, sound attenuated trailer mount, fuel tank base. New Price,
$27,500.00
Ford 50 kw, 240 volt reconnectable. skid mounted. $7,900.00
#345 Q100 Kw 208/480 volt standby, 4220 hours, base mount day tank, sound package,
$15,250.00
#344 Q100 Kw 208/480 volt standby, 9,494 hours, base mount day tank, sound package, $13,300.00
#285 SHX100 super quiet 100Kw standby, 208/480/600 volt trailer unit c/w day tank 9,320 hours.
$15,900.00
#301 Inter City super quiet 100Kw prime, 208/480/600 volt. aluminum trailer, day tank, power roof
louvers, 3,415 hours, 3304 engine, $17,680.00
#347 Inter City super quiet 100Kw prime, 208/480/600 volt, steel trailer, 600 lit fuel tank, 3116 engine
3,574 hours, $17,680.00
Engines
3208T 02Z, s/n 250 hp @ 2,600 rpm, c/w electrics, air comp and rad, several to choose from
approx 4,400 hours. $12,500.00 ea.
3408 67U, s/n 503 hp @ 2,100 rpm c/w Rockford clutch model 4-31790, electrics and rad, several
to choose from. Running take outs, hours range from 2,854 to 4,400 original. $19,900.00 ea
3406C Completely reconditioned, 345 hp $29,900.00
C15 Core engines 6ZN s/n high hours, running take out $3500.00
3406 6BR s/n core engine $3500.00
Generators
Various rebuilt and used generators in stock – call for list
Used Twin Disc clutches, SP114P1 - $500.00 each
New Surplus 3306 250kW 208 volt gen end
Kato model 400 HPS 6 400 Kw 500 KVA 1,200 rpm
Stamford Newage 600 Volt 1,800 rpm
BBC Scnchronous Generator Model 717 800kW, 1,000KVA 1,800 rpm 2,400/4,160 volt
900kW ,1,125KVA 1,800 rpm, 2,400/4,160 volt
Tamper 500kW 625KVA 1,200rpm 575 volt
US pricing subjected to actual exchange rates at time of sale.
All units are subject to prior sale. For pictures please visit , www.toromontpowersystems.com
If you don’t see what you want, call me and I’ll get it for you.
A transformer can be used to reduce 600 to 480 volts.
Contact Dan Stairs at Tel. 800- 771 -9145 , 705 –436- 7770, Cell –705-734-8301
Email: dstairs@toromont.com
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