Zepublic of the Philippines, [ , peranrutifOPiASORANOEMPLOVHENT. «7 7 kr srr han, 5 =" MESSAGE ‘Congratulations to the Assocation of Carters and Equipment Lessors, Inc. on the publication of Eclion 26 ofthe ACEL Equipment Guidebook! | am excited about this latest Guidebook 2s it wil surely complement the government's ‘aggressive pursuit of infrastructure development through the Build Bud Build program. 'As ACEL continues to expand input that are integral inthe ownership and operation of ‘construciion equipment, the Guidebook wal not only be valuable tothe equipment and ‘construction industry but wil alo help bring the practice of construction here in the Philippines to the next level. Equally laudable is ACEL's partnership wih the Technical Education and Skils Development Authority (TESDA)n constuction manpower development as it promises tostrengthen the capabilities and competence of the countr/s construction industry ‘The BBB program of the Duterte administration has seen 3 strong fcal jobs growth particulary inthe construction industry. Ths corresponds to our manta that no Fpino, Particularly in the construction sector wil look for js abroad simply because jobs are ‘already avalable here. [As Edition 26 of the Equipment Guidebook is off the press ts hoped that ACEL wil Continue to come tothe fore in enhancing the equipment and construction industry, and 2 truly viable partner of goverment in nation-building. Mabuhay!apt Papen ePSe, TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND Sttuls DevELOPMENT AUTHORITY ing "80801: 208 cates MESSAGE {Greetings from the Technical Education and Skils Development Authority! | commend the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors (ACEL), Inc., for ‘coming up with the 26" edition of the ACEL Equipment Guidebook. \With the onset of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), we appreciate your massive contributions tothe regulation ofthe equipment leasing services in the country. ‘as one of TESDA'S trusted Accredited Assessment Centers for Heavy Equipment Operations, Rigging, and Heavy Equipment Servicing National Certificate (NC) programs, we are fortunate to have been able to dere from your industry knowedge and expertise so that we could develop our Training Regulations (TR), ‘ensuring our Scholars’ optimum and up-o-date skis training experience. \With the construction industry in the spotlight for the government's Buld, Build, Build program, may you continue to lend your services to growing industries, both in the public and private sector. ts ISIDRO S. LAPERA, PhD, CSEE Ain26 TRABAHIS NEGY'SY = KONSYUMBR ENDORSEMENT As the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) through the Construction Industry Authority Of the Philippines (CIAP) together with stakeholders, embark on the implementation of the Philippine Construction Industry Roadmap 2020-2030 which aims for a globally competitive construction industry, the ACEL Equipment Guidebook becomes an important tool to support constructors’ productivity initiatives. ‘This guidebook will provide updated information on equipment rental rates vital to decision ing. maki ml ry and IndustrycIAP Message On behalf of the Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (CIAP), it is my distinct pleasure to convey my warmest greetings to the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors (ACEL}, Inc. for coming up with @ new and updated edition of “The ACEL Equipment Guidebook on Rental Rates” ‘The Construction Industry sector has been facing challenges brought by today's business climate where everything, is rapidly changing and there is opening up of the market thru the ASEAN Integration. As change is indeed inevitable, therefore, the industry stakeholders should always strive for success by increasing its core competencies thru acquiring high-end and latest construction machines and equipment. However, obtaining and buying there right away would require a significant capital outlay. This Guidebook provides for a practicable alternative means of purchasing and owning spendthrift machines and ‘equipment thru lease trading. Also this guidebook serves as groundwork for equipment specifications, rental and purchase rates in order to have an intelligent business decision ‘Among the features of the 26" edition of the Guidebook are the inclusions of advances in technology, new product lines, and significant improvements to existing praducts together with the prevailing rental and adjustment rates Lastly, we wish to emphasize that CIAP is proud of the unique and historic partnership it has with ACEL in enhancing the industry as well as its key components, To ACEL, we salute you for the job ALWAYS done welll wee meesiy aah28 PORTS Bee santas set vate Paton Mania sane Entei EO, Sox 298 Nene orig. Stn as Pam cE] 27-4888 iGO BOR SOT Prone Message True to its mission, the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors (ACEL), Inc. has temarkebly upgraded the morale and excellence of Filipinas by continuously formutating ang implementing policies, advocacies and standards for the equipment sector of Philippine Construction Industry. On behaf of the country’s arm in delivering port services of global standards, | extend our warmest feicitation on the success of the publication of the 25" Edition of ACEL Equipment Guidebook, which needless to say, isthe fruit of your relentless efforts in updating and guiding the Philippine Construction Industry on the Ietext and most relevant information regarding equipment specifications rent and purchases rates We at Philippine Ports Authority welcome and support the endeavor of ACEL to promote business with integrity and world class development programs. May you have more power to continuously inspire people and share the best of your services.[REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 150 9001 :20 “oftceofthe chairman AJA j MESSAGE — ‘To the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors (ACEL) Ine., Congratulations on the release of the 26th edition of your Equipment Guidebook. Your standardized rates and policies will be very useful to the all equipment lessors we have in the country. Your mission to regulate the prices as ‘well as guide the members of the leasing trade industry for them to be able to give quality services to their clients is more than commendable. Your objective of giving counsel ‘on the expected capacity and performance of equipment with its appropriate rate is ‘truly needed by all ‘We understand that although the journey towards where ACEL is now has not been easy, all your efforts have successfully paved the way to the remarkable development of this guidebook. This milestone also marks the many years your ‘organization has delivered efficient and effective work to provide your many services, despite the countless challenges your group has faced. You have persisted in the midst of several adversities that have tried to hinder your goals while staying true to your values, and with that, you are worth all the accolades. Continue to be rooted in the right principles and beliefs, and draw strength in knowing thatall your endeavors are for a greater purpose. Congratulations again on the launch of this guidebook! Mabuhay kayong lahat! Sincerely, © | 5 DARILW DELAPUZ LIM Chairman a Metro Manila Development Authority ‘ie a. is[REPUBLIC OF THE PHLUPPINES Senate : Emmanuel B. Pacquiao Senator My warmest greetings to the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors (ACEL), Inc! We give merit in your valuable contribution and exemplary service for the constituents of the country. With the 26th Edition of the ACEL Equipment Guide Book, I would like to thank you for continuously’ guiding and regulating the equipment trade in the country. Regardless of the circumstance, keep serving With gladness as you become greater channels of blessings to our nation. May this recognition inspire more people to bring forth their best in delivering utmost quality service in our country. Let us journey together in this mission of serving with passion and dedication. God bless you more and more in every way!MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF SENATOR WIN GATCHALIAN ‘corey my warmest gretings tothe Association of Carriers & Equipment Lessors, Inc. 2s launches its 26th Edition ofthe Equipment Guidebook. “Tis i your celebration of victory for upholding cooperation, integrity, felty, and devotion in your service tothe public. May you incessanty became fattful lies in making a great impact in ur society through your business initiatives. Never cease infivencing eters with your thrust and become an inspiration to many more indduals as you purse excellence. Rest assured that as a public servant, am one with you in exhausting all posites to make all yur goals 2 success through substantial lgisation that would Uphold and promote the welfare and future of our society. 1 wish you all the best in you future endeavors Mabuhay kayo! ator Win Gatchalian — at a iConstructors Association, Inc. Message As the Philippine construction industry enters the Indus- trial Revolution ao, we are all faced with the challenge and opportunity to build a stronger and more resilient nation in a fast paced world. The Philippines Constructors Association, Inc. (PCA) supports and congratulates the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors, Inc. (ACEL) for the publication of the 26" Edition ofthe “ACEL Equipment Guidebook. This marks another milestone ofr ACEL as one of PCA’s most active affiliates. This recent publication reflects PCAs Roadinap Vision of faving an improved quality of construction services, con- sistent with the principles of sustainability. It is vital that the construction industry (e- ‘verages on its critical role in the nation’s economy as the key contributor in the fastest growing industry into building spur further development beyond the local and national evel. a solid foundation and sustainable economic engine to Once more, our wholehearted congratulations for reaching another feat! We (ook forward Ug Morris S. Agoncillo PCA President on Ace =P siteACKNOWLEDGEMEN The 26" edition of the ACEL Guidebook is a testament of the dedication, effort and hardworkof the men and women whoselflesly gave time, expertise and energy to this endeavor without getting any monetary remuneration for the effort This would have not been possible without the collaborative efforts of the Committee on Rental Rates, Board of Directors and Officers of ACEL, its Members and Secretariat that ensuredits success. The ACEL Board expresses our gratitude 1o the following people : Philippine President Rodrigo RoaDuterte, Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH); Secretary Mark A. Villar , Bureau of Equipment; Director Toribio Noel I. Ila, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE); Secretary Silvetsre H. Bello, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA); Secretary Isidro 8. Lapeita, Department of Trade & Industry (DTD: Secretary Ramon M. Lopes, Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (CIAB); Executive Director Arch. Ramon L. Abiera, Philippine Ports Authority (PPA); General Manager Jay Daniel R. Santiago,Metropotitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA); Chairman Danito Delapuz Lim, Senator Emmanuel D. Pacquiao, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, Philippine Constructors Association Inc. (PCA); President Morris S. Agoncillo and ACEL Ex Officio & Former Chairman, Committe on Rental Rates Engr. Peter Pancho. Iris also worthwhile to note that the endorsement of the various government agencies like Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Bureau of Equipment (BOE), Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) etc. have given the Guidebook the much needed credence and acceptance it enjoys as a useful and credible tool in construction cost estimation and for reference purposes. We commit to continue the work started and we are confident we will see more fruitful and productive years for the industry ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS AND EQUIPMENT LESSORS, (ACEL) INC. 33SECTION A TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON OPERATED DRY EQUIPMENT RENTAL CONTRACT 1. Datoday rental comracs sal be charged om the ass of minima often (10) hours re day operating and/or standby hours during the first shift of work except in cases of equipment breakdown. On the succeeding shift, only the actual operating hours shall be charged to the Lessee (on an hourly basis. ‘Month-to-month rental contracts shall be charged on the basis of @ minimum of two hundred (200) ‘operating and/or standby hours. Only actual eperating hours in excess of the first wo Iuundred (200) hours shall be charged on a pro-rata basis. One month ix computed as the first 8 hours per day for 25 days or 200 hours. In cases where an equipment is utilized on a holiday or Sunday, a ‘minimum of frst 8 hours per day shall be charged to the Lessee. 3. Rental contract shall commence when the equipment and accessories leave the Lessor's yard and Shall terminate only ypon return of the equipment and accessories to the Lessor's. yard without prejudice to terms and conditions 1 & 2 above, when applicable. 4. The cost of transporting the equipment and accessories and its operators to the Lessee's jobsite and their return to the Lessor's yard shall be for the account of the Lessee. 5. Operators’ wages and cost of maintenance and repairs shall be for the account of the Lessor. 6. Cost of fuel and lubricants of the equipment and accessories shall be for the Lessee's account. A minimum of 5% will be charged over the listed rate if the equipment is used in projects outside ‘Metro Manila to defray expenses incurred for additional overhead and logistical support. If the equipment and accessories contracted for are based outside of Metro Manila or in the province and will be used within the area or locality of the city or municipality of the Lessor’s yard, the ‘Metro Manila terms and conditions shall apply without the 2% additional charge.7. Ifthe equipment and accessories are idle due to lack of fuel and lubricants which are to he supplied by the Lessee but for the account of the Lessor, a minimun of ten hours per day on a day-to-day rental contract, and a minimum of eight (8) hours per day on a month-to-month rental contract shall be charged provided the equipment and accessories are in operating condition. 8. Incase of non-usage of the equipment and accessories due to: 4) Standby or waiting time - The Lessee shall pay the Lessor the required minimum daily or monthly rental. However, in case of unworkable conditions, the Lessee shall pay PS00.00/unit per day rental or two(2) hours rental of the unit whichever is higher, 4) Immobility and/or equipment stuck-up for reasons due to Lessee's fault - Rental shall continue during the period of immobilization. Lessee shall insure the equipment and accessories for third party liability and for total loss or partial damage to the equipment and accessories while on the designated area of operation. Other insurance coverage inherent to the operation and transport of the equipment and accessories whether on land or by sea shall be for the account of the Lessee. The value of the insurance coverage of the equipment and others will be equivalent to the fair market value of the equipment and accessories or as required by the Lessor. 10. The equipment and accessories contracted shall be under the supervision and responsibility of the Lessee; therefore, Lessee shall be responsible for the safekeeping and scope of work of the equipment and accessories. 11, Equipment Rental Fee is payable in advance for the full contract period and Lessor shall have the ‘option to withdraw the equipment and accessories upon termination of the contract period for which advance payment was received or as mutually agreed upon between the Lessor and Lessee. Rental rates differ on a case to case basis depending on the proximity or isolation of the project from Metro Manila. Furthermore, the rates indicated herein are exclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT). 35,squipment and accessories. For this 12, The Lessor shall have the right at any’ ime to inspect his & eA Ee ” the Lessor to accomplish such Purpose, the Lessee agrees to provide free access and facilities 10 inspection, 13, The Lessee shall not sublease, pledge, encumber, dispose or place the equipment and accessories in the possession andior use of any other person other than his duly authorized agent or employees ‘whose competence and tile handle ak operate the equipment and accessories are warranted by the Lessee, 14. The Lessor shall have the right to terminate the contract three (3) days upon written notice to the Lessee for the following reasons: a) if in Lessor’s opinion continued operation will result in ‘accelerated damage to the equipment and accessories and, b) if the Lessee has violated any provision(s) of the rental contract(s) and/or due to non-payment of the stipulated rental fees. However, the cost of returning the equipment and accessories to the yard of the Lessor shall be for the account of the Lessee. 18 Al billings shall be paid wihin thirty (30) days otherwise i shall Bear itrest a the prevaling egal rates. The foregoing are the general terms and conditions of Operated Dry Equipment Rental Contract. However, each contract will be governed by the specific terms and conditions mutually agreed upon between the Lessor and LesseeTERMS AND CONDITIONS ON BARE EQUIPMENT RENTAL CONTRACT Bare monthly equipment rental contracts shall be charged on the basis of a minimum of two hundred (200) hours, use or non-use of the equipment and accessories. Operation in excess 200 hours/month shall be charged on a pro-rata basis. One month is computed as the frst eight (8) hours per day for ‘wenty five (25) days or 200 hours. In cases where the equipment accessories are iilized on a holiday or Sunday, a minimum of first eight (8) hours per day shall be charged to the Lessee. For equipment with indicated rates of daily, weekly and monthly, rental contract shall be charged irrespective of operating hours or flat rate. Equipment rental contract shall commence when the equipment and accessories leave the Lessor's yard and afier they have been checked and tested by the Lessee, and shall terminate only upon return of the equipment and accessories to the Lessor’s yard without prejudice to terms and conditions I above, when applicable. Afer running the equipment and accessories for one hundred (100) hours or ten (10) days, whichever comes first, to the Lessee's satisfaction, the equipment and accessories shall be considered in good operating condition when accepted by the Lessee. Costs associated with breakdown thereafter shall be forthe account of the Lessee. However, any repair within the above period shall be borne by the Lessor except when the breakdown is due to negligence of the Lessee, in ‘which case the Lessee shall bear the cost. This does not apply for equipment with daily, weekly and monthly rates. The Lessor shall have the option to select the Lessee’s operator qualified for the equipment rented. Should the Lessor provide the operator, wages, insurance, board and lodging shall be for the account of the Lessee. 375. Cost of fuel and lubricants, maintenance, repairs, transportation and insurance of the equipment and accessories shall efor the Lesse's account, 6. The equipment and accessories contracted shall be under the Lessee; therefore, Lessee shall assume full responsibility for loss, dames ory pa Tah i ‘equipment and accessories and for third party ability. The equipment and Act He sl returned to the Lessor in the same condition as it was received by the Lessee, pl wear and tear, full control and supervision of the re ssor shall have the option to 7. Rental Fee is payable in advance for the full contract and the Lessor shi withdraw the equipment and accessories upon termination of contract period for which advance Payment was received or as mutually agreed upon between the Lessor and Lessee. Rental rates differ on a case to case basis depending on the proximity or isolation of the project from Metro Manila. 8 The contract period may or may not be extended at Lessor’ option. 9. The Lessor shall have the right at any time to inspect his equipment and accessories. For this Purpose, the Lessee agrees to provide free access and facilities to the Lessor to accomplish such inspection. 10. The Lessee shall not sublease, pledge, encumber, dispose or place the equipment and accessories in the possession and/or use of any other person other than his duly authorized agent or employees whose competence and skill to handle and operate the equipment and accessories are warranted by the Lessee. 11. The Lessor shall have the right to terminate the contract three (3) days upon written notice for the following reasons: a) if in Lessor’s opinion continued operation will result in accelerated damage 10 the equipment and accessories, and, b) ifthe Lessee has violated any provision(s) of the rentalcontract (s) and/or due to nonpayment of rental fee. The cost of returning the equipment and accessories to Lessor’s yard shall be for the account of the Lessee. 12, All billings shall be paid within thirty (30) days; otherwise, it shall bear interest at the prevailing legal rates. The foregoing are the general terms and conditions of Bare Equipment Rental Contract. However, each contract will be governed by the specific terms and conditions mutually agreed upon between the Lessor and the LesseeTHE UPSIDE TO EQUIPMENT RENTAL (Why own, when leasing offers the better optio ASSET MANAGEMENT ~ Maintaining a lean inventory of basic eguipment will allow for greater flexibility in ensuring that only the right equipment for the job are utilize VALUE ADDED OPERATIONS - Work efficiency is maximized when optimum performance from the machines and workforce are achieved. Leasing eliminates delays due to equipment downtime and problems related to equipment ownership. QUICK RESPONSE CAPABILITY - A technology infrastructure where new and better models are readily available from rental companies assures the lessee of timely completion of Projects. Idle time is minimized because replacement of malfunctioning equipment by the rental company is assured, MAINTENANCE FREE AND ZERO OBSOLESCENSE - The hassle associated with ‘maintaining a fleet of equipment is eliminated such as repair services, spare parts inventory, ‘maintenance payroll, etc. Ownership of old and obsolete models do not pose a problem. LOWER COSTS, GREATER ROI - Productivity and efficiency will go a long way in ensuring savings and greater return of investment (ROI) for the company. Renting construction equipment will likewise, free the company's working capital for other uses. Personal property taxes and license costs are eliminated. BETTER CREDIT STANDING - Borrowing is easier with better ratio of assets to liabilities since equipment does not appear as a liability inthe balance sheet.SECTION B : RENTAL RATESRENTAL RATES contents {4 EARTHMOWING EQUPMENT ‘A TRACTORS, CRAWLER WITH DOZER) {1 CATERPULAR 1.120RESSRA (NTL HOUGHORESSER) 1.13 JOHN DEERE TACHT ‘r4Kouarsu {NSUEBHERR ssxous. ‘1.2 TRACTORS, WHEEL TYPE oOzER) 121 CATERPLAR 1220THER KES ‘LOADERS, WHEEL TYPE "31 ARTICULATED STEERING 13.1 CATERER 13:12 04E00 1313 b00saN s31apRessTa SALSFATALS sat8F0TON aauTHMCa 1318MNOH 13 t9Kanasin *3:110KOUATEU 131.11 SMaNGOONG UNGoNG 60.6) san2vow0 1313xcue ‘A LOADERS,CRAMLER 141 CATERPLLAR, 14 2KOMATSU {1 SLOADERS, kao STEER 51 CATERPLLAR 1S2HYNDA 1S3MUSTANG ss puMPERS 42 Pace s a 8 gagesRRee 1.7 SCRAPERS, MoTORZED TTY CATERPLLAR 72 Tene ‘8 GRADERS, MOTORIZED 18 CATERPLLAR +82FOTON 1226MI0" ‘88 KOMATSU rass0.6 +A6v0W0 sa7 1046 ‘20COMPACTION EQUPWENT 21 SELF PROPELLED, STAM “211 TWO THREE SMOOTH ORUM, STATIC 21 2FOUR ANPING FOOT WHEELS, STATIC 21.3 PREUMATIC TIRE ROLLER STATIC 122 SELF- PROPELLED VIBRATORY STEEL DRUM "22.1 SIGE SUOOT ORLA VBRATORY 222 SNGLE THIPNG FOOT DAUM, VERATORY 223 TANDEN SMOOTE, VIBRATORY 224 COMBINATION ROLER VERATORY 23 TONED TYP, VIBRATORY 23,3 SNGLE SMOOTH DRUM 23,2SNGLE APNG FOOT DRUM [Link] SHEEPSFOOT ROLERS. 24RANUER, VIBRATORY (TANPERS) 2S PLATE COMPACTORS, VIBRATORY 26 VIBRATORY, WALK BEHIND ROLLERS. 1232 SNGLE TAMPING FOOT ORM 233 SINGLE SHEEPSFOOT ROLLERS 2L4RAMMER, VIBRATORY TANPERS) 2SPLATE COMPACTORS, V2RATORY 26 VIBRATORY, WALK BEHINO ROLLERS [Link] EQUPUENT ‘1 CRANES, CRAWLER STANDARD BOOM MECHANICALLY MYORAULIC OPERATED a sany 3 220004108 3x06 geessss se eee a es 0 0 0 ” » n nS.2CRANES, RUCK MOUNTED, STANDARD LATTICE ‘BOOM MECHANICALLY! MYORAULC OPERATED. 5.3. CRANES, TRUCK MOUNTED, HYDRAULIC. TELESCOPIC BOOM 318M 3322004410 335xeu6 {LACRANES, HYDRAULIC, ROUGH TERRAIN 341 ADO sa2saw sans {LS HOIST AND TOWER CRANES ‘351 POTAN ‘NG AERIAL LIS, SELF PROPELLED 37 FORKUFTS TELESCOPIC HANOLER SE CATERPALAR aa3umTOU “AO EXCAVATING EQUEMENT “¢1 BACKHOE, HYORAULI, CRAWLER MOUNTED {481 CATERPLAR 4x2DAEWOO 4413 008aN A14FOTON “ASHITACHL “6 HYUNDAL 1418 KOBELCO 4.3 10ROMATSU An 7 SAMSUNG anrzsiaroua 4113¥0N9 13.14 TAREUOH. An 90M6 Pace " " aaa AL BACKHOE, HYDRAULIC WHEEL MOUNTED 121 0EW00 422000500 423HYUNON “424 KQuarsu 42s vowwo “43 BACAHOE, HYDRAULIC, AMPHIBIOUS “431 00084N 4432va.v0 |44BACAHOE LOADER “44 CATERPULAR 4442FOTON “449 HYUNDAL sauce “44SKQUATSU “44 6NEW FERUEC “447 v0.v0 448x006 4: POWERI FRONT SHOVEL “AS 1HITACH “as TRENCHERS ‘0 FOUNDATION EQUPMENT PILE DRIVING! BORE PILING) ‘4 HANMER, PLE WO CRANE EOFT. LEAD ‘2 DRVER PLE VIBRATORY ELECTRIC DRIVEN ‘2 RVER PALE VRATORY HYORAULIC OWEN SA DRILUNG RIG, HYORAULIC CRAMLER TYPE ‘SSDRLL AIG, MECHANICAL ROTARY (WTHOUT CRANE & CONSUMABLE) [SSPIUNG TG, TRL-ARIAL, MYORAULIC ‘S0ASPHALTING EQUPMENT {61 DISTRIBUTOR, ASPHALT (62 REPAVER, ASPHALT A REMIER ASPHALT SAPAVER FISHER 65COLD MILLING MACHINE {SOIL STABIUZER/ ROAD RECLAMER. {67 ROAD RECYCLER STABILZER seeseses 88 101 ‘0 2 43[Link] EQUIPMENT 1.4 PAVER/ FISHER, CONCRETE 1.2 MES, CONCRETE (MTN NON HTS ORM) 73MXERS, TRANSIT 73.1US. NOW. EUROPE MAKES, [Link] AND OTHER MAKES 73.3MXER TRANSIT "TA CONCRETE PUMP] TRAE! TRUCK MOUNTED 14.1 MORTAR PUMP! SPRAY/ GROUT (wer nyee) "742 MORTAR PUMP’ SPRAY GROUT (oR TE) 743 MORTAR PUMP’ SPRAY! GROUT (WET & ORY TYPE) TAA GROUTING MACHINES 145 SCREEO PUMP (ET OR DRY MDX) ‘Lo MAULNG EouPMENT {81 DUMP TRUCK, ONOFF. HIGHWAY TPE 1811 US. AND W, EUROPE MARES 1812. JAPAUAND OTHER MAKES {82 DUMP TRUCK, OFF- HIGHWAY QUARRY TYPE 82.1 CATERPLLAR ARTICULATED) 82200080 weTCULATED) 23 KOMATSU ARTICULATED) 824 mTSUBIsH ARTICULATED) 825 VOLVO ARTICULATED) [Link] RIGIDOFFHGHHAN) 1827 KOMATSU f2GIO OFF HIGHWAY) {23 DUMP TRUCK, ONOFF HIGHWAY TYPE 183, CAC HAULING (AGO ON NIGHIAN) £832 FOTON (GIO ON- HIGHWAY) e33Fuso 234 HYUNON FIG ONGNAY) £836SNO TRUCK £8.37 [Link] facto ouacnay) asasiicua Pace ww v9 12 1 12 19 1% m “7 7 wT sacanco TRUCK ‘B44, AND W EUROPE MAKES {[Link] AIO OTHER WAKES 143 FOTON 44 HYUNDA fessno TUCK eas sHACAM ‘847 xowa e000 TRUCK) {AS WATER TRUCK PUMPS ‘6 TRUCK, FUEL, LUBRICATION & MECHANIC {87 TRAILERD, HGH AND LOW (28 TONS MIN) ‘TRUCK TRACTOR. {48 SPECIALIZED TRACTOR HEAD WITH TRAILERS AS TRACTOR HEAD FOTON) {40 TRACTOR HEAD (SO) sa SHACUAN seamequPuent ‘4 COMPRESSOR, AR PORTABLE ‘2 PNEUMATIC BREAKER. MANO MELD sx0mLLs, ceame 1 DLS, DAMON {00 PUMPING EQUPMENT (WATER PUMPS) 10: SELF PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS 102 ELF PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL TRASH PUMPS ‘03 D4PHRAGH PUMPS ‘04 SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS sossucTon nose {19S DSCHARGEHOSE 107 SuMPPUuP AR ORWVEN PUMP UNIT ONLY) 1074 ATLAS COFCO ‘soswuo puuP /\OPOWER GENERATOR EQUEMENT ‘44 GENERATOR SETS TA CATERPUAR ‘20snor equewemt ‘24 WELDING MACHINE PAGE 18 “8 m i 1 a a 0 18 a 2 m180 SPECIAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT 194 SERVICE VENCLES & PICKUPS ‘49 MISCELLAENOUS EQUPMENT 14 BORING MACHNE HORZONTAL 142 BREAKERS PAVEMENTS & ROCK ORILS se cHaNsaw ‘44 HOLLOW BLOCK MAKING MACHINES ‘4SMETAL MUNCHER MACHINE. {46PAN STRIPPING MACHNE 147 SCALE, TRUCK 4SSEALER JONT 149 STEAM CLEANER ‘410 TRACTOR SRIDDER ‘41 CONCRETE PLACING BOOM 1432 CONCRETE VIBRATORS 1433 CONCRETE TROWELS ‘11 CONCRETE SAWS (GASOLINE) ‘4ASREBAR CUTTER ‘AIGREBAR BENDER 1437 REBAR CIRCULAR BENDER 1438 TOWERLIGHTS. 1418 ARROW BOARDS (GATTERY POWERED! SOLAR ASSISTED) ‘420 HYORAULIC TOOLS 14201 CHPPING HAMMERS 14202 PAVEMENT BREAKERS, 14203 ROCKORLL 214 SUBMERSELE PUUPS 14205 POSTORNER ‘4206 PONERUNT 14207 CONCRETE CHAN SAW ssorunts 151 AGGREGATES CRUSHERS 182 ASPHALT CONCRETE PLANT 153 CEMENT TREATED BASE PLANT 154 CONCRETE BATCH PLANT 1s58ANY Pace 1600FF Hone EQUIPMENT 0 164 OREDGER, 162 CRANE BARGE 0 163 HOPPER BARGE 0 ‘64 DECK BARGE 14 sesTuGBOxTS 4 ‘65 MODULAR FLOAT «1 {$79 CABUNG STRINGING EQUIPMENT uw ‘74 CABLE PULLER “i ‘72 CABLE TENSIONER “i ‘7A REEL WINDER 1 ‘74 ROPE WINDER 1 {7SSPLCNGMACHNE 1 ‘[Link] TOOL- ELECTRIC CABLE we ‘77 REEL CARRIER CABLE 1s ‘78 TRAVELLER CABLE oy 179 STRINGING, BLOCK 1 {7.4 PULUNG STEEL ANTITINTING us 1741 JOINT CORNECTOR FED us 17.2 TRAVELLNG GROUND DEVICE Ms 1792000 SAG SCOPE 46 {7.44 NANOMETER, HYORAULC ‘TABSELFGRIPPNC, CABLE ‘748 MRE BASHETINESHSOCK 6 ‘747 ORAULIC CUTTER “ ‘TAB HYDRAULIC COMPRESSOR " s749snaTcH stock 1 ‘seo oTHERS 1 ‘24 cP SPREADER “0 482 KOMATSU MOBILE CRUSHER 18 ‘83 rOWER 00" 4 ‘84FoRO TAUCK TRE 6 16 ‘81 Pace 18 18 183 153 183 45ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS & EQUIPMENT LESSORS, INC. 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