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2020

of Lincoln

HAMILTON EQUIPMENT CO.

8801 Highway 6, Lincoln, NE 68507

(402) 464-6381

PRODUCTS & PRICING ON WEBSITE:

bobcatoflincoln.com • hamiltonequipmentco.com

ARTICULATED LOADER COMPACT EXCAVATOR COMPACT TRACK LOADER SKID STEER LOADER MINI TRACK LOADER UTILITY VEHICLES

  • DOOSAN
  • HONDA GENERATORS

  • MOWERS/WATER PUMPS
  • AIR COMPRESSORS

& ACCESSORIES

Blow Pipe
Centrifugal Pump Electric Submersible Trash Pump

ZERO TURN RIDING MOWERS UTILITY VEHICLES TRACTOR & ATTACHMENTS SEEDING EQUIPMENT

Aerator Auger
Breaker Hammer Chipping Hammer Hose
Generators Waterbed Pump Mowers

VERSAHANDLER

Pole Tamper
Trimmers

BOBCAT ATTACHMENTS

Angle Broom Auger Bale Spear Breaker Brushcat Brush Saw Dozer Blade Exhaust Purifier Grader Blade Grapple Root Land Plane Packer Wheel Pallet Forks Planer

YARD CARE

Aerator Auger 1 & 2 Man Bed Edger
Box Scraper Mower Food Plot Seeder Overseeder Primary Seeder Pulverizer Rear Blade Tiller

CONCRETE-DEMO PRODUCTS COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

Brick Saw Cement Mixer Concrete Vibrator Cut Break-Saw Cut-Off Saw
Cable Layer/Paver Hedge Trimmer Lawn Edger Lawn Mower Lawn Roller Lawn Trencher Log Splitter Metal Detector Overseeder Power Rake Sod Cutter
Diamond Blades Electric Hammer Finish Tools Floor Grinder Line Level
Plate Compactor

Pulverizer
String Trimmer/Saw Stump Grinder Tiller
Mortar Mixer Power Trowel Power Buggy
Rock Bucket Snow Blade Snow Blower Soil Conditioner Soil Finisher Stump Grinder Sweeper
Rammer/Jumping Jack Soff Cut Saw Tile Saw Track Power Buggy Trench Compactor Vibratory Plate W. B. Concrete Saw

TRAILERS

Deck Over Dump Flatbed Enclosed Water

LIFT EQUIPMENT

Drywall Lift Engine Hoist Pallet Jack Scaffold Material Lift
Three Point Tiller Tree Puller Tree Spade Trench Compactor Trencher
Telescopic Forklift Work Platform Scissor Lift Trailer Mounted Boom
Wheel Saw

SALES • SERVICE PARTS • RENTALS NO CITY SALES TAX
SINCE 1963

  • Full Tank of Fuel
  • PICK-UP AND

DELIVERY AVAILABLE

HALF-DAY

•

DAY

•

•WEEK

•

MONTH

HOURS: MON-FRI 7:30 TO 5:00 SATURDAY 7:30 TO 12:00

RENTAL & SALES TO FIT YOUR NEEDS

Index

  • BOBCAT products
  • BOBCAT Specifications.....................9-10
  • Seeding equipment ............................. 18

  • Skid Steer Loaders .................................1
  • Scaffolding........................................... 19

  • Compact Track Loaders
  • Air Compressors ..................................11

Accessories

Tractor equipment................................17

  • Tractor implements..............................17
  • Mini Track Loaders

Utility Vehicle..........................................3

Tractor Tractor with loader Aerator Auger 3-point Rear blade Box scraper Disc
Compressor

Work Machine.........................................3

Electric breaker

Walk behind trencher.............................3

Rotary hammer

Bobcat Excavators ..................................2 BOBCAT Attachments......................... 4-8

Angle broom Auger
Pole Tamper

Compaction equipment....................... 10

Rammers
Bale spear
Trench Compactor

Vibratory plate compactors
Pulverizer Landscape rake Rotary Mower Spreader
Box scraper Breaker Brushcat-rotary cutter Brush saw

Concrete & demolition equipment ..12-13

Cement Mixer
Tiller

Bucket

Dozer blade
Concrete tools Concrete vibrators Mortar Mixer

Trailers ....................................................8

Exhaust purifier Grader

Yard Care ............................................. 20

Aerator....................................... Auger Bed edger....................... Lawn mower Lawn edger........................Log splitter Lawn roller........................Overseeder Metal detector ..................................... Power rake....................Stump grinder Sod cutter....................................Tiller String trimmer/saw blade
Power Buggy
Grapple root

Land plane
Power trowels Brick saw
Pulverizer

Floor Grinder
Packer wheel

Pallet fork
Tile Saw Cut-off saw
Planer

Walk behind saw Abrasive and diamond blades
Plate compactor Pulverizer Rock Bucket Snow blade

Generators........................................... 14
Water Pumps and hoses ..................... 15

Centrifugal pump
Snow blower/Snow pusher Soil conditioner Spreader
Generators
Trash pump Waterbed pump Electrical submersible pump Pump hoses

Home Care........................................... 19

Appliance dolly...................Carpet Fan Floor Strippers..........Pressure Washer
Stump grinder Sweeper Three point hitch Tiller

Lift equipment...................................... 16

Drywall lift........................... Scissor lift Engine hoist.............................TMZ lift Forklift.................. Forklift attachments Transmission jack.................Pallet jack
Tree puller Tree spade Trench compactor Trencher Wheel saw

Trailer Rental Requirements:

∙ Half Ton Truck or larger ∙ Electric brake Trailers available.*
*Vehicle must have Electric Brake controller

  • Rental Period
  • Miscellaneous Charges

  • Customer is responsible for all damage.
  • Rental rates are based on a maximum of 8

hours operation per 24-hour day, 40 hours per 7-day week, and 160 hours per 28-day month.
Machines returned with flat tires are subject to a $50.00 fee per tire.

Machines returned requiring excessive cleanup subject to cleanup charge.
∙ 2” or 2 5/16” trailer ball

∙ 7 way connector

ALL NEW USED AND RENTAL EQUIPMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE.
Pick-Up and Delivery

Available. Call for rates.

RENT TO OWN OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE. FUEL SURCHARGE WILL APPLY TO LARGER EQUIPMENT BASED ON HOURS USED PER MACHINE.

Mon/Fri 7:30 to 5:00 • Saturday 7:30 to 12:00 Phone (402) 464-6381 • Fax (402) 464-5989 8801 Highway 6 - Lincoln, Nebraska 68507

Proof of insurance is required or 14% will be added to agreement. See Section 20 of Rental Agreement

Compact Track Loader

BOBCAT COMPACT TRACK LOADER

  • Lift
  • Lift
  • 1/2 Day
  • Day

  • Model
  • Width
  • HP
  • Weight
  • Week 4 Weeks

Capacity Height

  • (4 Hour)
  • (24 Hour)

T-450 T-550 T-590 T-595 T-650 T-76
56" 68" 68" 68" 80" 80" 80" 83"
61 66 66 74
6150 7600 7900 8055 9500
2000 2850 3000 3150 3670
109" 114" 119" 119" 124" 128" 132" 144"
25000 25000 27500 27500 27500 30000 32500 37500

2000

35000 110000 275000 35000 110000 275000 37500 115000 292500 37500 115000 292500 37500 115000 292500 42500 127500 320000 47500 145000 360000 55000 165000 420000
74

  • 74
  • 10250 4150

10900 4960 12925 5200
T-770 T-870
92
100
Trailer with Equipment Rental

2500

  • 10000
  • 30000

BOBCAT SKID-STEER LOADER

  • Lift
  • Lift
  • 1/2 Day
  • Day

  • Model
  • Width
  • HP
  • Weight
  • Week 4 Weeks

Capacity Height

  • (4 Hour)
  • (24 Hour)

  • S70
  • 36"

48" 62"
24 36 49
2975 4100 5250

  • 700
  • 94"
  • 175 00

175 00 175 00 18500 18500 20000 22500 22500 22500

3500

25000 75000 187500 25000 75000 187500 25000 75000 187500 27500 82500 210000 27500 82500 210000 30000 90000 225000 35000 105000 265000 35000 105000 265000 35000 105000 265000
S100 S450
1000 1300 1850 1950 2200 2690 2900 3200
103" 109" 119" 119" 119" 124" 128" 132"

  • S530/550 68"
  • 49/61 6500

S570 S595 S650 S76
68" 68" 74" 74" 74"
61 74 74 74 85
6500 6800 8100 8600

  • 8900
  • S750

High Flow Hydraulics

5000 2500

20000 50000

  • 10000 30000
  • Trailer with Equipment Rental

2000

BOBCAT MINI TRACK LOADER

  • Lift
  • Lift
  • 1/2 Day
  • Day

  • Model
  • Width
  • HP
  • Weight
  • Week 4 Weeks

Capacity Height

  • (4 Hour)
  • (24 Hour)

  • MT-85
  • 36"
  • 25
  • 3100
  • 850
  • 81"
  • 16500
  • 25000
  • 75000 187500

Attachments Available

Mini Track Loader

406 632 420 255 300

6500

13500 10000

3500 6500 8500

13500

8500 8500

10000 20000 15000

5000

10000 12500 20000 12500 12500

2500

30000 60000 180000 60000 180000 15000 30000 37500
60000
Auger 6-9-12-15-18-24 Breaker Brushcat 2" cutting capacity Pallet Fork 36" length Root Grapple 36" Soil finisher 40"
30000 60000 75000

  • Stump Grinder
  • 60000 180000

  • Tiller
  • 40" 4" depth 475

625
37500 37500 10000
75000 75000 30000
Trencher
4" or 6" 36" depth

2000

Trailer with Equipment Rental

1

BOBCAT COMPACT EXCAVATORS

Reach at

  • 1/2 Day
  • Day

  • Model (bucket size)
  • Dig Depth Width
  • Weight

2600 3425 6100 8150

Week 4 Weeks

67500 180000 67500 180000 75000 187500 85000 220000

Ground Level

  • (4 Hour)
  • (24 Hour)

E10

  • 6'
  • 28"

39" 60" 69"
10' 14' 15' 18'
15000 15000 175 00 20000
22500 22500 25000 27500

9" 12" 16"

E20
8' 6"

9' 6"
11'

9" 12" 16" 18" 20"

E26

12" 16" 18" 20" 24"

E35

12" 16" 18" 20" 24" 30" 36"

E35E

Extendable Arm

  • 13'
  • 69"
  • 8400
  • 20'
  • 20000
  • 30000

30000
90000 250000 90000 250000

12" 16" 18" 20" 24" 30" 36"

E42
11.5'

13'
69" 77" 87"
9700
11,200 19,000
18' 21' 24'
20000 25000 35000

2000

12" 16" 18" 24" 30" 36"

E50
35000 105000 265000

50000 150000 450000

12" 16" 18" 24" 30" 36"

E85
15.6'

18" 24" 36"

2500

  • 10000
  • 30000
  • Trailer with Equipment Rental

EXCAVATOR ATTACHMENTS

Width

  • 1/2 Day
  • Day

  • Length
  • Week
  • 4 Weeks

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    CITY OF FORT WORTH BID OFFER Event ID Page Invited: PUBLIC EVENT DETAILS CFW01-20-0162 1 Event Round Version Submit To: City of Fort Worth 1 1 PURCHASING DIVISION Event Name LOWER LEVEL CITY HALL ITB Saw Blades 200 TEXAS ST. Start Time Finish Time Fort Worth TX 76102 07/01/2020 08:00:00 CDT 07/16/2020 13:30:00 CDT United States Email: [email protected] Event Description The City of Fort Worth requests bids from qualified vendors for an annual agreement to provide saw blades on an as-needed basis per the attached Invitation to Bid (ITB). Terms & Conditions No Pre-Bid Conference will be held for this Invitation to Bid. Bids will be accepted in person or by mail from 8:30AM-1:30PM on Thursdays at the South End lobby of City Hall. If the bidder wants to submit earlier, they will need to call Purchasing at 817-392-2462 to make an appointment for Purchasing to pick up the bid Monday through Friday between 8:30AM 5:00PM at the South End Lobby of City Hall located at 200 Texas Street, Fort Worth Texas 76102. Bids will be opened and read aloud publicly via live stream on FortWorthTV at 2:00 PM on the date listed above. NO LATE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED A completed bid must be received in the Purchasing Division, by the above "bid finish time". bids may be mailed in a sealed package addressed to A'ja Robertson, City of Fort Worth and have the bid number and opening date clearly marked on the submitted proposal cover page.
  • Diamond Blade Overview

    Diamond Blade Overview

    DIAMOND BLADE OVERVIEW Variables in Cutting The segment is the part of the blade that actually does the cutting. A measured quantity of manufactured diamonds are mixed to- gether with a specific combination of powdered metals (the matrix) and processed in graphite molds at a high temperature and high pressure to form individual segments. • Diamond blades do not really cut, instead they grind through material. • The diamond crystals remove material by scratching out particles of hard, dense materials, or by knocking out larger particles of loosely bonded abrasive material. CONTINUOUS SMOOTH RIM • Provides clean, smooth cuts on: Glazed ceramic tile, marble, granite, porcelain and quarry tile • Wet and dry specs available • Sizes: 4" – 14" diameters SERRATED / TURBO RIM • Provides fast cutting with minimal chipping on: Roof tile, unglazed tile, masonry, brick, block, paver, stone and concrete • Dry specs (can be used with water) • Sizes: 4" – 16" diameters SEGMENTED RIM • Provides maximum life and cutting strength: Concrete, reinforced concrete, asphalt, masonry, brick, block, paver and stone • Wet and dry specs available • Sizes: 4" – 60" diameters 1 www.mkdiamond.com Training Manual WET & DRY CUTTING TYPES OF CUTTING • There are two basic types of cutting – dry or wet. • The best choice of blade depends upon: - the requirements of the job - the machine/tool utilizing the diamond blade - the preference of the operator DRY CUTTING DIAMOND BLADES Because of the overwhelming popularity of handheld saws, and the flexible nature of MK diamond blades to professionally handle most ceramic, masonry, stone and concrete materials, the dry cutting blade is very attractive. Dry cutting blades are also used where water is not permitted or not convenient or where so little cutting is required that set-up of water cooled equipment would be inefficient.