Porter Press - June 2014

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Porter Press - June 2014
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PORTERGROUP In brief... P1
PORTERHAULAGE - NDA Hamilton P2
PORTEREQUIPMENT - The heart of the matter P3-5
PORTERFINANCE - Features & Benefits P6
HEAVYEQUIPMENT RENTALS - USA P7-8
PORTERCRANES - Manitowoc R12000-1 P9
PORTERHIRE - National P10
PORTERMECHANICAL - Blenheim P11
PORTERHIRE - Australia P12
PORTERHIRE - On the job P13-16
PORTERHIRE - Truck Wash P17
PORTERMECHANICAL - Nelson P18
PORTERPARTS - Whangarei P19
PORTERHIRE - Gensets P19
PORTERPARTS - Track Shop P20
PORTEREQUIPMENT - Recent deliveries P21-31
Half year market figures have confirmed not
only the remarkable growth in the new
equipment market but also the commanding market leadership enjoyed
by the Porter Group. Projections suggest that the overall size of the new
equipment market is set to eclipse the previous records of 2007 and
reiterates the buoyancy in the NZ economy. The only sector to have shown
some softening in recent weeks has been forestry industry which has
caused the customary slowdown and speculation, but amidst this the
confidence remains that export prices will recover this side of Christmas
and provide the much needed boost to the industry.
Against that backdrop, timing might not seem ideal for the introduction of
Porter Equipments latest addition to its stable of new equipment - Madill
forestry equipment. Porter Equipment will distribute and support the full
range of Madill forestry equipment from log loaders to leveling feller
bunchers and swing yarders. Despite the downturn in forestry, the industry
has reacted very positively to the news of this product acquisition and
enquiry for the product has been exceptional already. The first of the Madill
units arrive on our shores in August and the customer base has indicated
that these units will be in productive use not long after.
On the back of successful bids for several preferred supply arrangements,
Porter Hire is looking forward to further expanding and updating the fleet
in the second half of this calendar year. A significant number of new units
have been ordered to meet Porter Hires development program. This
expansion and replacement program is not limited to the earthmoving
equipment and some notable successes in the access equipment market
will see this division grow its market share and geographical footprint.
Also, Porter Cranes has made a significant addition to its offering by
PORTERGROUP
Head Office: 980 Te Rapa Road, Te Rapa, Hamilton
0800 650 600 www.portergroup.co.nz
acquiring a new 120 tonne tracked unit.
Abroad, our operations in Southern California are enjoying the positive
economic environment which has enabled the Porter Group to explore
various expansion and diversification opportunities. The outlook in the
state is very encouraging and the growth of both our sales and rental
activity is a reflection of this. Australia remains subdued due to the
widespread economic slowdown but despite the fact, our sales, finance
and rental operations continue to make positive market share gains. In a
regressing market, market share growth will position us well for a positive
outcome following the recovery.
We trust that the second half of this year will remain strong to enable our
many valued customers to make some significant progress in this positive
environment.
Regards
Darren Ralph, General Manager Sales & Marketing
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NDA - HAMILTON
This is the first of five 200,000 litre milk silos successfully delivered
Dimensional and Over Height’ permits that were needed to
to Fonterra in Longburn. Designed and manufactured by NDA in
complete the journey from Hamilton to Longburn. The first silo
Hamilton the silos are 26 metres long with a diameter of 4.9
began its journey in the early hours of the morning on the 21st
metres and weigh 14 tonne. Transporting these silos is quite a
May and faced some delays enroute due to heavy fog in Putaruru
task and the loading process is very delicate. To ensure that the
where the transport was halted for a few hours until it lifted. The
extra thin stainless steel used in fabrication is protected throughout
silos were successfully delivered, one a week over the following
the long journey south, Porter Haulage use specially designed
weeks, to ensure safe delivery of the five silos was completed on
trailers to support the silos that once loaded sit at 5.2 metres
schedule. Cameron Bain, Porter Haulage Transport Manager
high. A load this size requires two oversize load pilots, with a third
commented “We are seeing an increase in demand for silo
pilot required during hours of darkness to escort it constantly
transportation and other large farm machinery. My team are
throughout the journey. Porter Haulage applied for seven ‘Over
proving that no job is too challenging for us to achieve.”
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THE HEART OF THE MATTER
At the centre of Ballance’s Timaru
hub is its new Sandvik QA331
Ballance Agri-Nutrients’ Timaru hub is one busy place. To keep
fertiliser, which can sometimes occur naturally during the shipping
up with demand and ensure the best quality products head out
process.”
the door to the South Canterbury region, a new Sandvik QA331
screen has proven itself a vital part of the distribution process.
further prior to distribution. When you’re dealing with 5000-tonne
The 8000-square-metre Balance Agri-Nutrients hub in Timaru is
parcels of each of the many products that come through the hub,
a hive of activity every day of the week, processing and distributing
speed of processing is of the essence. A fert store’s mix of products
a large variety of products around the South Canterbury region.
changes rapidly, so with all manner of high-siders, bath tub trailers
To aid with both quality control and traffic congestion through the
distribution centre, Ballance’s Timaru team recently took delivery
and two-axle fertiliser trucks lining up outside, it’s no surprise
Ballance expects its equipment to work hard.
of a new Sandvik QA331 mobile screen. When I check in with
Hub manager Jock Cockburn agrees that the screen is already
project manager Miles Johnson, the Sandvik has only been on
helping with the logistics of outputting a variety of products.
site for a month, but it is already paying dividends.
“We haven’t been able to pre-screen material for the following day
“It’s a great addition to the operation,” he confirms. “Its main task
before now, but the Sandvik allows us to do that. In the springtime,
is to pre-screen, or scalp screen fertiliser prior to dispatch.
when we will be running a nightshift as well, that’s going to help
“We’re looking for both foreign matter, like bits of packaging
material, stones, tree bark, as well as hard, compacted lumps of
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The hard lumps get sent off to the hammer mill to be broken down
no end with maintaining a consistent traffic flow through the hub.
“Of course, having that reassurance that big lumps of fert aren’t
A collaborative effort
Ballance Agri-Nutrients’ decision to purchase its
Sandvik QA331 mobile screen was based on an
intensive 24-month investigation which included the
extended trialling of various screening methods - a
learning process Sandvik distributor Porter Equipment
was heavily involved in.
“We’ve been Ballance’s primary wheel loader supplier
for around four years now, so when the need for an
aggregates screen arose, we wanted to adopt the
same education and trial process we’ve used to
ensure the company’s wheel loader requirements
The Hyundai HL770-9 loader is also a
recent addition to the distribution centre
are met,” says Porter Group general manager sales
and marketing, Darren Ralph.
“This is a high capital item for the company so they
needed to know what went into their Timaru hub was
fit-for-purpose. Right from the start, Porter Equipment
worked with them in their research. We placed plant
in the operation so Ballance could assess how the
machine would work in their application. This was
very much a collaborative process.”
making their way through to customers is also vital. All in all, the
screen is already proving its worth and it has only been here a
short time.”
The Sandvik screens product into these
wheeled conveyor units
With so much product required to be output through the screen and a product that can be so abrasive on machinery and hydraulic
gear - Ballance looked to Sandvik distributor Porter Equipment to
give it some peace of mind in the screen’s protection and upkeep.
“Porter Equipment has given us substantial support,” says Johnson.
“It has a comprehensive service offering out of its Ashburton
branch, so we are well looked after. In fact, having Porter’s backup behind the Sandvik name was an anchor point in the decision
to go with the brand in the first place.
“Because of the nature of the material we’re shifting through the
screen, Porter Equipment supports us with a monthly preventative
maintenance program. Regular maintenance is key simply due to
the detrimental effect fertiliser can have on running gear.”
The Sandvik is the first screen Ballance
has utilised within the Timaru hub
Additionally sheet metal and hydraulics on the QA331 are protected
by a number of preventative materials, including comprehensive
Nylex protective coating coverage, as well as Denso tape and
Lanoguard around hydraulic lines.
Johnson tells me the screen spends around 80 percent of the day
processing within the walls of the Timaru hub. So why did Balance
opt for a tracked screen?
“At first it might seem an odd decision, but despite the machine
never leaving the walls of the distribution centre, we still need the
flexibility of a moveable screen.
“The hub is 66 metres wide by 123 metres long. Inside we have
The Hyundai HL770-9 loader features what the company calls the Ballance
Spec, including full Nylex protective coating and front hub wheels covers
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a number of divided bins that feature any
combination of product coming through. We need
to be able to move the screen between the bins.
“We also lease the bulk store, so we didn’t want
to have any plant within the building that would
need to be semi-permanently affixed to the floor,”
says Johnson.
The Sandvik QA331 is a mid-range sized machine,
but with a large screening area that means
production rates can remain high. The screen
design is of the ‘banana screen’ style, meaning it
can incline up to six degrees, keeping material on
the screen box for longer which results in cleaner,
higher quality product - a necessity for Ballance.
Designed with low running costs in mind, through
better fuel efficiency from its 75kW (100hp) engine,
the QA331 is also designed from the outset to
offer uniquely high amplitude and speed with an
adjustable throw, ranging between 5mm and 8mm.
Porter Equipment can easily re-spec the screen
to deal with certain products, a process that takes
the distributor’s tech team a couple of hours. But
as Johnson tells me, that will only need to happen
a couple of times a year.
“Still, when it does need to happen, it’s good to
know that Porter Equipment will manage that for
us from whoa to go.
“At Ballance, we have a philosophy of continual
improvement,” concludes Johnson.
“I think the addition of the Sandvik screen to our
The screen features Nylex coating and
Denso tape to help keep it in good shape
operation certainly underlines that.”
Story courtesy of Deals on Wheels
Arare halt to work for a quick
photo for Ballance’s staff
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FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Porter Finance is a fully owned Porter Group company, who only
finances Porter Equipment sales; this means Porter Finance can
Flexible, Fast and Convenient
·
Flexible Payment Terms
committed to the equipment industry and understands the need
·
Competitive Fixed Rates
to offer flexible payment structures such as monthly, quarterly,
·
Fast & Easy Credit / Documentation Process
·
Programs Tailored to Meet Your Cash Flow Needs
·
Convenient One Stop Financing at Porter Equipment Ltd
·
Professional Service
be a quick and low stress finance option. Porter Finance is
and seasonal payments. One off payments can be built in, such
as GST refunds, to reduce the overall interest paid. We have the
expertise, financial strength, systems and flexibility to tailor a
financing solution to meet your needs.
We offer financial solutions to help you acquire new and used
equipment.
Porter Finance programs will help you acquire equipment that
has the power, efficiency and technology to operate a profitable
business at a payment you can afford. You will have the opportunity
to gain the use and ownership of the world's best industrial
Porter Finance the Smart Choice
Every customer's financial situation, tax situation and equipment
needs are different. Porter Finance and Porter Equipment assist
to find the equipment and financing program that best matches
your operating and cash flow needs.
machinery.
Porter Finance Products
Features
Benefits
Finance Agreement
· Most common Porter Finance product
· Level monthly payments
· Fixed costs aid budgeting
· Ownership remains with the purchaser
· Payment of equipment over term
· Create an additional finance partner
from the outset of the loan
· Conserve traditional funding lines
Finance Lease
· Ownership option at end of lease
· Level monthly payments
· Fixed costs aid budgeting
· Specified residual value
· GST spread over the term of the loan
· Create an additional finance partner
· Option to purchase the goods at a
· Conserve traditional funding lines
with option to purchase
predetermined Residual Value
Operating Lease
· Ownership remains with Porter Finance
· Payments are an OPEX expense
· No deposit
· Off balance sheet funding
· Level monthly payments
· Lower monthly installments
· Suitable for corporate’s and
· GST payable on each installment
· No ownership or RV hassle
municipalities, councils etc
· Full servicing and maintenance options
Porter Finance recommends all clients seek independent advice on the accounting
and taxation treatment of all Porter Finance products
Finance agreements are the normal loan choice, however we are
councils who require a full OPEX solution to provide cash flow
seeing customers choose the Finance Lease product to ease the
certainty with no capital outlay or sale risk.
exposure to GST and sometimes provide a Residual Value option.
We are also increasing our operating lease business by providing
a fully serviced and maintained option which suits corporate’s and
The finance team is available to discuss any of your
requirements on 07 850 9734 or 0800 650 600.
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(USA)
UNITED ROCK PRODUCTS - SIMPLE RECIPE TO SUCCESS
Produce high quality material at a top level specification, and then
Russ spent 20 years of his career working in the aerospace
repeat for 90 plus years.
manufacturing business and has successfully transferred many
United Rock Products has been producing only the highest quality
virgin aggregate material in the San Gabriel Valley since 1916.
Today, the company produces primarily crushed rock, sand and
gravel and other specialty products from their 300 acre site located
just 25 miles east of Los Angeles in Irwindale. When it comes to
supplying the construction, ready-mix and asphalt industries, their
product is produced to the highest standards and includes Caltrans
and Greenbook specifications.
Paul Pafundi, Heavy Equipment Rentals,
LLC (left), Matt Mallory, United Rock, Kent
Porter, Heavy Equipment Rentals, LLC.
aggregate industry. “The majority of our mining at United Rock is
done through the use of dredges, but we also perform a fair amount
of dry mining,” says Caruso. “When demand is up and the need
for additional heavy equipment arises, we turn to companies like
Heavy Equipment Rentals, LLC.” With around 20 percent growth
over the past two years, United Rock has needed additional
machines to keep up with demand. “We have always been treated
very well by Heavy Equipment Rentals and their representative
United Rock Products cutting edge
Paul Pafundi and we regularly rely on them for large excavators,
crushing and screening operations
wheel loaders, dozers and more recently articulated haul trucks,”
are complimented by their
says Caruso. “We currently have five Bell A35D articulated haul
automated truck load-out system
trucks on site that we will probably need for a full year. The Bell
that consists of 12 bins situated
haul trucks are big enough to haul close to 36 tons per load and
above truck scales. This state-of-
small enough to work in some of our compact work areas. These
the-art system can load, weigh, and
trucks work hard for us every day and we appreciate the productivity
ticket in as little as one minute.
and fuel efficiency we have been getting so far over these past
United Rock also relies on a variety
few months.” According to Bell’s online brochure, the D-Series
of heavy construction machines on
ADT’s handle heaped payloads with faster cycle times and best-
a daily basis to help mine their
in class fuel efficiency, so you can move more material at a lower
products and move material around
cost. They are built with a high-strength, welded-alloy steel chassis
their massive site. They own and
and components that are durable and optimised to reduce
maintain their own fleet of equipment
unnecessary weight. Their oscillating frame joint, articulating
including a late model Cat 349E Excavator, Cat 980 and 988
steering and high-flotation tyres keep operations going even in
wheel loaders and a D8T Dozer. One of their most trusted vendors
wet weather and steep grades. The redesigned sound-suppressed
is Heavy Equipment Rentals, LLC (HER) with a corporate office
cab is perhaps the feature that the operators like most. It comes
and yard in Corona, and branch facilities in Pacoima and Lakeside.
standard with fingertip functioning and fatigue beating controls,
United Rock turns to HER to supplement their fleet and most
advanced diagnostic monitors and the best pay load to mass ratios
recently has rented a Hyundai R480LC-9A Excavator, Hitachi
and hauling efficiencies in each class.
ZX850 Excavator, Cat D10 and D8 Dozers, along with five Bell
United Rock mines aggregate materials and then sizes them into
A35D Articulated Trucks for use in their dredging and dry mining
products that include: 3/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch Crushed
operations. Russ Caruso has been with United Rock for more
Rock, 3/4 inch Crushed Aggregate Base, Rock Dust, Type I and
than six years now and serves as the company’s vice president.
Type II Aggregate Slurry Seal, Washed Concrete and Plaster
United Rock using their Cat 349E Excavator to load one of five Bell A35D
Articulated Trucks at their aggregate mining facility in Irwindale.
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of the techniques used in that industry to the at times antiquated,
Bell A35D Articulated Truck rented from
Heavy Equipment Rentals, LLC dumping
a 36-Ton load of aggregate at United Rock
Irwindale mining facility.
Bell A35D Articulated Truck rented from Heavy
Equipment Rentals, LLC dumping a 36-Ton load of
aggregate at United Rock Irwindale mining facility.
Sand, #2, #3 and #4 Gravel, Birdseye, SE 30 and SE 20 Fill Sand,
family has been New Zealand’s premier earthmoving machinery
Nursery Sand, Topsoil and Fill Dirt. Their specialty products include:
sales and service provider, offering machine sales, rentals, parts,
3/4 inch Class II Permeable Base, FAA Spec P209 Crushed
and transportation services for: construction, mining, and the
Aggregate Base, 1 inch and 1 ½ inch Crushed Rock, Type II
rental industry. HER have quickly grown to become one of the
Aggregate Slurry Dust and Crushed Miscellaneous Base (CMB).
premier independent heavy equipment rental companies with
Whether making custom blends or creating new products, United
Southern California’s largest fleet of over 400 new and used
Rock Products has the knowledge and commitment to meet even
machines.
the most specialised customer needs.
HER offer short and long term equipment rentals or rental purchase
United Rock is also dedicated to reclaiming their depleted quarries
options to best fit their customer’s equipment needs. Their
after the reserves have been exhausted. The land is most commonly
equipment includes a modern fleet featuring, Caterpillar, Hitachi,
reused for commercial or residential development and is part of
John Deere, Komatsu, Bomag and Hyundai machines ranging
an ongoing effort to revitalise Irwindale and its surrounding
from a one yard skip loader to 80 tonne excavators. HER is an
communities. For more information on United Rock and the
officially licensed dealer for Hyundai Construction Equipment
products they offer, please visit them online at www.unitedrock.com
U.S.A.,Inc., Bell Trucks America, Inc. and Bomag America. For
Heavy Equipment Rentals was established in 1999 and is owned
and operated by the Porter family. For over 75 years, the Porter
more information on Heavy Equipment Rentals, LLC please visit
their website at www.hers-llc.com.
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MANITOWOC R12000-1
Porter Cranes have recently taken delivery of a new Manitowoc
R12000-1 (120tonne US) the first Manitowoc to be added to the
fleet. With the main boom standing at a towering 70 metres and the
fly jib at 21 metres, this crane will be an asset to the already strong
Porter Cranes fleet of 11 machines.
The ease of erecting and breaking down the Manitowoc makes it
an ideal unit for meeting confined space requirements expected on
inner city projects. It is currently being put through its paces on site
for Construct Ltd at 800 Victoria Street where they are in the middle
of a project to construct a new gym.
The machine is likely to be in high demand and will shortly be on
route to New Plymouth where it will be required for the Hobson Hotel
construction project being undertaken by Foster Construction where
it will be an integral part of the work’s duration of eight months.
Some of the key features of the machine that will make it an asset
to any project include its retractable crawlers that can be extended
and retracted for better jobsite manoeuverability. The self-erecting
counterweight eliminates the need for an assist crane, and also
allows for reduced counterweight chart operation. Porter Cranes
Manager, Stuart Rowling commented, “A machine such as the
Manitowoc will increase our capability to tender for and secure long
term projects and will also be used in the development of the new
Porter Group headquarters in Te Kowhai.”
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NATIONAL
Porter Hire New Zealand continues to grow and expand with the
products to the fleet. Porter Hire are very pleased to introduce
sustained support of loyal customers throughout the country.
the Bomag forward and reverse plate compactors as well as the
The market is maintaining its buoyancy with the increase in large
Bomag remote trench and pedestrian rollers. These Bomag
roading projects, and residential and commercial developments
products are just the beginning of Porter Hire’s ongoing investment
currently happening throughout the country.
to broaden our product range. We are always looking for new and
The Porter Hire fleet has an extensive variety of specialist equipment
innovative products that can complement the current vast range
allowing customers to source the exact machine they require to
of Porter Hire plant.
achieve projects that cannot simply be completed with a standard
Porter Hire would like to thank customers for their continued
excavator.
support across the country and look forward to supporting
With Porter Group having the agency for Bomag this has opened
customers with what has, and continues to be, a productive 2014.
doors for Porter Hire to add a more extensive range of Bomag
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BLENHEIM
From our branch in Timandra Place Blenheim, Rod Craig Service
Within the Marlborough Sounds there are a number of forestry
Manager and his team Peter Henn and Steve Craig service
crews in operation, and sometimes this requires the Porter
machines for both customers and Porter Hire as far south as
Mechanical team to travel by boat or barge to get to site, this
Kaikoura and north into the Marlborough Sounds.
obviously adds to the downtime for customers working in these
The Blenheim branch is shared with Porter Hire, and Richard
Walter also keeps the team busy with servicing and repairs on
the fleet working in the region.
Recently there has been a large increase in the logging industry
in the Blenheim/Marlborough area and capitalising on this Porter
Equipments salesman Martin Talbot-Price has been selling a lot
of new Hyundai machines into Marlborough with two recent ones
areas, so it is important to work in with our customers needs to
keep this down time to a minimum, while making sure there is
enough daylight to get the job done.
With good back up from Andy Scammell and the technical support
team in Christchurch and parts supply also coming out of
Christchurch, Porter Mechanical is a pivotal base that customers
can rely on.
also fitted with Log Max processor heads. The introduction of the
Porter Mechanical works closely with the Nelson branch and
Log Max head has added many new challenges for the Porter
sometimes call on the guys there to help with the extra workload
Mechanical team.
when necessary us when busy or we can help them . This works
well as it can cut down on travel time to some machines.
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AUSTRALIA
Queensland continues to experience reduced levels of activity
surge in machinery going out the gate into some
across the mining, civil and large project driven construction
higher profile areas particularly on the Gold Coast
sectors along with a steadying of activity in the resource oil and
which is seeing an increase in activity in roading
gas sectors. There continues to be a great deal of optimism for
and smaller infrastructure projects.
the increased activity levels in the near future with a great deal
Recent additions to our growing fleet are two new
of tenders and quoting being processed with a number of large
Hyundai R145CR-9 excavators and another 8 tonne
infrastructure projects moving their way through the planning
excavator. The mid-sized excavator fleet from 8 -
stages. Whilst the economy continues through some difficulties
32 tonne have been very popular amongst key clients
at present it is clear that the current Federal Government is
with ever increasing demand of the back of some
focused on driving a number of projects forward across the states,
very positive feedback. Over the last two months
which will further fuel confidence in the civil and major infrastructure
Porter Hire has also been trialing the two very first
sectors.
Hyundai HR140 smooth drum rollers in Australia
Porter Hire, like many seasoned competitors have had to weather
which have also proved to be a real hit with our
recent declines in activity levels dating back particularly from
customers, and a number of clients are requesting
December/January, however there has been some incremental
the rollers back for further projects.
improvement in revenues since then and some growth in the
In May, Porter Equipment held a week long marketing
number of customers that are now hiring too and some further
initiative which saw a number of Hyundai machines
signs spurring future growth.
set up for customers to operate and get hands on
With the canvassing of key areas through the sales team by cold
experience in conditions that would see the machines
calling as well as maintaining ongoing marketing campaigns via
put through their paces. The Porter Hire team were
email and trade / industry magazine advertising, Porter Hire
there to support the group and provided a number
continues to increase brand awareness in the chosen markets.
of rental machines for customers to experience and
The Dalby branch continues to provide strong revenue streams
see them in full spec. The week proved to be a real
for the business, picking up a number of smaller sized projects
hit with our customers both for Sales and Rental
in the energy and resource sectors, and a continuation of solid
and resulted in both businesses seeing an increase
relationships with pipeline customers. Recent updates to the
in interest from new and current customers alike.
signage at the Dalby
branch and
implementation of the
easy to remember
1300 RENTAL number
has really made the
location and
equipment branding
stand out.
Brisbane branch is
also turning heads and
Employee Closeup
Robert (Rob) Coyle joined Porter Hire in
May 2013 as Trades Assistant and had
previously spent 20 years working in various
roles including supervisory and operating
machinery in the tunneling and construction
sectors for organisations such as Leightons,
Transfields’ and Thiess John Holland JV.
Rob successfully completed his Cert III in
plant operations and holds a string of
machinery operator’s licenses. Robs main
focus is undertaking the critical job of
pre/post hire equipment inspections and
ensuring the equipment is of the highest
standard prior to being dispatched to our
customers.
Do you have a nickname? Coylie.
When you were younger what did you
want to be? Professional fisherman.
What are your interests? Fishing, camping,
and travelling.
What kind of music do you enjoy? Aussie
Rock, my favourite band is AC/DC!
there has been a recent
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on the job
The Malt Works deconstruction with Action
Demolition in Christchurch. Porter Hire Napier
We have had a huge amount of artists painting
the spare walls on the empty lots around the city
It makes good viewing for all to walk around the
city and look for the paintings. Very colourful.
Photographer Seb Humphreys. Porter Access
Christchurch
CDF National Painting the Bayleys building
the garden at the front of the building proving
no match for the reach of the 23 metre
straightboom. Porter Access Christchurch
SB Logistic new building. Scissorlifts being utilised
by a number of companies Arrow International,
Melray Electrical, Chubb and Vision Systems.
Porter Access Christchurch
Working on the Waikanae River bridge
section. Mackays to Pekapeka
Expressway, Kapiti Coast, Wellington.
Porter Hire Palmerston North
BBQ for Specialised Structures Head Office
down Nga Mahi Road, Sockburn. Porter
Access Christchurch
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Hydrema earning its keep at Penruddock
Rise subdivision with Isaac Construction.
Porter Hire Christchurch
BBQ for 40 hard workers at the Takitimu
Coal Mine. Porter Hire Christchurch
BBQ for the Heb team at the Port of
Lyttelton. Porter Hire Christchurch
Shaun Whitehead Contracting working
near Hokitika flipping ground. Porter
Hire Greymouth
BBQ for Transfield Services at the Lyttelton
Tunnel site. Job is now into its later stages
with the layby and roading well developed.
Porter Hire Christchurch
Karl Donovan and his team from Fulton Hogan
John Holland joint venture using a Hyundai
R145CRD-9 on the Wellington rail line
upgrade drilling footings for the new overhead
traction poles Porter Hire Wellington
HEB Structures in the Lyttelton Port reinstating
following earthquake damage to the container
wharves. This is a very congested site with multiple
cranes operating at one time so they need to be
highly visible at all times. Porter Hire Christchurch
Porter Hire ZX110 working in Blaketown
Greymouth doing the new treatment plant
work. Porter Hire Greymouth
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Wayman Roofing doing the final touches on the
brand new Christchurch Engine Centre at the
Airport. Porter Access Christchurch
20KVA trailerised genset on site with City
Care at Dyers Road in Bromley. Porter
Hire Christchurch
30 tonne working for Mainland Civil straight
across the road from Hire and Rental Convention
on Gold Coast. Porter Hire Australia
City Care running a 30KVA genset
hooked up to sub pumps to keep the
water table down while they construct
the new water main on Ferry Road.
Porter Hire Christchurch
Porter Cranes Tadano TR250m on site at
the new Countdown supermarket in
Dargaville on dry-hire to Jay Cee Welding
of Manukua. Porter Hire Christchurch
Working at Nottingham Farm, Ngapara, North
Otago with Plateau Works on a Dairy Conversion.
Porter Hire Dunedin
Bryant Earthworks using a Porter Hire
R320LC-9 to extend their quarry in
Canvastown. Porter Hire Blenheim
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CPM Concrete are enjoying the new
additions to the Porter Hire fleet. This
project involved the reseal of 3kms of
walkway through the Botanical Gardens,
Napier .Robbie Gale, Managing Director
said without these versatile dumpers this
project would have taken considerably
longer and he would not hesitate to use
them again. Porter Haulage Napier
Porter Haulages Christchurch based 8
wheeler, departing the yard heading for
Ashburton with a Porter Equipment
R80CR-9. Porter Haulage Christchurch
Gale Contracting operating a Porter Hire
R250LC-9 H/C in the Langley Dale Forest,
Marlborough. Porter Hire Blenheim
Porter Haulage enroute to Gisborne to
deliver a new Hyundai R430LC-9. Porter
Haulage Hamilton.
Ebert Construction working on the new milk factory
in Pokeno. There are over 40 machines currently
on site. The factory will employ over 600 people
when project is complete. Porter Hire Manukau
New WA80 loader with the Fletcher
Rebuild team at the Aranui Catchment site
in Rowan Ave. Job is well advanced now
on placing remote sewer containment
tanks outside residential properties and
replacing the main sewer line in the street.
All earthquake related work. Porter Hire
Christchurch.
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Truck Wheel Wash
. Fully automatic operation by limit switch
. All vehicle (max. width 2,800mm / 50 tons)
. Spraying water pressure 3-4kg/cm2
. 3 phase 440/220v 50Hz power source
. Manual sludge disposal
. Washing time 15-30secs
. Overall dimensions 2,200mm W x 4,750mm L x 400mm H
sidewall 1,220mm
. Weight 3,000kg
. Reservoir 6.2m2 (main tank + pump room)
. Water spray pump 1 x 20HP submersible pump
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NELSON
Porter Mechanical Nelson has recently seen an increase in
team which they have thrived on, work which was previously
demand for heavy machinery servicing and repairs in the Tasman
conducted by Porter Mechanical Christchurch.
and Nelson regions as the logging and forestry industry continues
to thrive. A steady rise in machines sales in the area has boosted
the workload for Operations Manager, Craig Hawkins and his
team who are kept busy servicing and repairing machines for
both clients and Port Hire. During busy periods the team can call
on the support of Rod Craig, Service Manager at Port Mechanical
Blenheim to ensure work keeps flowing smoothly.
The Nelson team has proven no task is too tough as they work
flexible hours including some weekends to keep up with customer
needs, often adapting to their schedules to ensure they experience
minimal downtime. The recent introduction of trade machine
Craig Thomas, has been a vital part of the Nelson team for over
a year now and during his time with Porter Mechanical he has
demonstrated great potential within this field. His hard work has
not gone unnoticed as he has being offered an Apprentice Diesel
Mechanics position in Christchurch, a role which he is keen to
sink his teeth into shortly.
Porter Mechanical Nelson know the importance of outstanding
service, prompt response times and quality workmanship when
it comes to heavy machinery and because of this the branch will
continue to grow.
repairs has provided additional variety to the workloads of the
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WHANGAREI
We are please to welcome back Andrew Marks to the Porter Group as the new
Parts Manager for the Whangarei Branch. This event was caused largely by Ken
Fernie’s desire to return to Auckland, where he will begin a new role for Porter
Parts at the Manukau branch.
Andrew served his apprenticeship for the heavy construction equipment industry
working on most things diesel. Andrew carries a strong and broad knowledge as
his experience within Porters began managing a team of nine within the Hamilton
dismantling yard, before progressing to the Parts sales department also in Hamilton.
Following that, a transfer to the Auckland Branch saw him gain a challenging role
as the International Parts Consultant covering the entire South Pacific Region.
Having now settled on the Tutukaka coast in the small settlement of Whananaki
with his wife Katherine and their two new additions, Smith now aged 3 ½ and the
recent arrival of Mavis, now just 16 weeks old.
Andrew says “I am extremely excited for the opportunity to become Parts Manager
for the Northland Region and am looking forward to maintaining Ken’s great work
and wish him well in his new Auckland position. I am fortunate to have an experienced
man, Mark Peacock, to work with as I move into ‘Total Recall’ mode, recapturing
what’s still in there somewhere.”
Andrew is looking forward to meeting current customers and assure them that their
satisfaction in service is paramount, which in turn builds strong relationships and
of course….forges new ones!”
Emergency stop switch ATS
1 x three phase
Lockable battery isolator switch
Steel base frame with fork slots
Trailerised option available
Base fuel tank for 24hrs running
Bunded fuel tank
Fuel tank capacity 100L
Weight 856kg
Standby power 22kVA/18kW
Auxiliary shutdown
Charge failure warning
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RECENT DELIVERIES
Sinclair Logging Ltd
Sinclair Logging Ltd operates in South Canterbury and owner,
Russell Sinclair has purchased approximately nine Hyundai’s
since he started his relationship with Porter Equipment, and
countless other pieces of kit.
The latest addition to fleet is a new R250LC-9 H/C with a PFS
guarding package, to be driven by Russell's daughter Zarna. The
boys in the crew were all winding Zarna up saying she was getting
a different brand machine, and then when the new R250LC-9 H/C
turned up she was stoked.
Thanks Russell for your continued loyal support and we at the
Porter Group look forward to doing more business with you going
forward.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
AW Scott Logging
AW Scott Logging's new Hyundai R290LC-9 High chassis complete
with Log Max 10000 tidying up the wind blow trees in South Canterbury.
Reece Ewart owner/operator is impressed with the smooth powerful
operation of the Hyundai base and the processor, saying “This wood
is no test for the processor”, and is looking forward to getting into some
big stuff. Coming from a purpose built machine, Reece is impressed
with how much quieter the excavator is, and the guarding package is
equally as strong as a purpose built machine. This is the fifth machine,
AW Scott have bought from the Porter Group.
Thanks Reece and Val for your continued business with us at the
Chris Swanson Contracting
Porter Group.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
Chris Swanson Contracting operates in the Dunsandal area where
they look after the farmers locally doing all types of earthworks from
dairy lanes to full dairy conversions.
Owner Chris has had an R210LC-9 with power clamp on his wish
list for a year or two and now so he is very pleased to finally take
delivery of the new machine. Chris is delighted with the amount of
power the machine possesses and is amazed at what it can do with
the power clamp. This is the fourth Hyundai Chris is adding to his
fleet that comprises of, two wheeled excavators, an HL760-7 wheeled
loader and now the new R210LC-9. Thanks to Chris and family for
their continued support.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
Gold River Mining Ltd
Gold River Mining West Coast has taken delivery of their new R380LC9 long reach Hyundai excavator.
The machine was purchased for its ability to reach down to the bottom
of the gold seam where most excavators would not be able to reach.
Currently they own and operate an R210LC-9 and with the service
they have been getting from the Greymouth Porter branch the decision
was an easy to purchase a Hyundai second time around.
Thanks for your business and best of luck finding the gold.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
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KB Contracting &
Quarries Ltd
KB Contracting and Quarries Ltd operate in the Christchurch
region doing subdivision earthworks and quarrying.
Mike the Managing Director needed to update his fleet of rollers
and after doing his research found that the Bomag range of
rollers ideally suited their needs.
In the first instance KBs bought a Bomag RH26 PTR roller then
with the wet weather setting then purchased a new Bomag
BW211 construction roller.
Porter Equipment would like to thank KB Contracting for their
business and we look forward to looking after you in the future.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
Roadmetals
Roadmetals is a screening and crushing contractor based in
Christchurch who operates throughout the South Island. With the
support of Porter Equipment Product Specialist, Scott Turner and
their own extensive knowledge of screening and crushing equipment
the decision to select the Sandvik was made. Thank you to owner,
Murray Francis and Operations Manager, George Kelso for choosing
Porter Group, we all look forward to servicing your screening and
crushing equipment moving forward
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
Freeman Homes
Mark Freeman owns and operates Freeman Homes within the
Christchurch region. Mark is a property developer who doesn’t hide
behind the desk and enjoys some hands on work; he often can be seen
tidying up the side of the ground works with his tractor. He is even getting
into other aspects of the ground preparation, from felling trees to levelling
sites. This is Marks first step into the twenty tonne machines and he
seems to be getting to grips with the machine quickly.
Many thanks for choosing Porter Equipment and all the best with your
new developments.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
Southern Screenworks
Southern Screenworks are one of Canterbury's largest screening and
crushing contractors working throughout the South Island. Due to a
rapid increase in their workload they have purchased another new
HL770-9 loader to try and keep up with demand.
Owners Brett and Elmo have been Hyundai owners for years now and
are pleased with the changes Hyundai have made with the dash 9
models. Over the years Southern Screenworks have owned approx 11
Hyundai loaders.
Porter Group and Screenworks have forged an excellent working
relationship. Many thanks to Brett and Elmo we wish you all the best
with your growth moving forward.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
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City Care
City Care's Asphalt Division based in Christchurch have
just purchased this Hyundai HL740-9 loader for feeding
the plant with roading material.
Operations Managers Dave and Darren requested the
company to purchase another Hyundai Loader after their
old Hyundai HL750-3 had clocked over 16000 hours and
has been an excellent loader. With some discussions the
decision to go Hyundai again was made. Dave and Darren
are very pleased with this new loader,"nice and
smooth,quite with plenty of power".
Thanks guys for choosing to run with us at the Porter
Group.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Toase
BMT Contracting
Bruce and Maxine Murdoch the Directors of BMT
Contracting, Queenstown have been supporting Porter
Equipment well in recent times with the purchase of two
BOMAG BPR 45/55D reversible plate compactors. Bruce
said “The BOMAG plate compactors are reliable and
compact extremely well”. As well as the compactors BMT
have taken delivery of a new Hyundai R145LC-9 excavator.
"I am impressed with the Hyundai's smooth power, ease
of operation and reliability. The whole transaction from
start to finish was a breeze" Bruce expressed.
Porter Equipment wishes to thank Bruce and Maxine for
their ongoing and valued business.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne
Cunningham
Swain Logging
Swain Logging has taken delivery of their first brand new Hyundai
R290LC-9 H/C. This machine features the "PFS" guarding package
and Ensign 1730 Grapple. (Company Director, Lyle Swain pictured)
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne Cunningham.
Carlos McDonald
Carlos McDonald of Winton has taken delivery of a New Hyundai
R210LC-9 H/C. He will use the new machine for a wide range of
applications and has fitted it with a "Robur" brand general purpose
bucket that is fitted with a grab. (Pictured is Carlos McDonald of
Winton and Wayne Cunningham of Porter Equipment).
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne Cunningham.
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Heavyweight Hire
Heavyweight Hire, Dunedin, recently commissioned their latest
new Hyundai R290LC-9 H/C fitted with the heavyweight
mechanical forestry guarding package. Iain Rae, Heavyweight’s
Operations Manager said that the Hyundai performs extremely
well, so well in fact that they have just taken delivery of their
second new Hyundai R290LC-9 H/C and will guard the same.
Having operated a fleet of Hyundai excavators for a number
of years now, Iain believes the latest ‘9’ series has proven
itself to be a top notch machine and an overall great performer.
Sold and Delivery by Territory Manager, Wayne
Cunningham.
Southern Stone & Timber
John and Kim Drain of Southern Stone and Timber, Ararua Bay,
Invercargill have recently taken delivery of a new Hyundai HL770-9
wheel loader. This loader plays an integral role in the front line of
operations where their core business is the supply of unique decorative
aggregates for the global swimming pool, flooring and landscape
markets. Pictured left to right John and Kim Drain and Loader Operator
Ricky .
Sold and Delivery by Territory Manager, Wayne Cunningham.
Graves Forestry Services
This is the second Hyundai that Shaun Graves the owner of Graves
Forestry Services has purchased from Porter Equipment, but it is his
first new R250LC-9H/C with the PFS Guarding package and 1730 Ensign
Grapple. Shaun says he is very pleased with the smoothness of the
machine and its versatility and power.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne Cunningham.
Waihapi Excavator
& Drainage Ltd
Waihapi Excavation and Drainage of Nightcaps in Southland
recently took delivery of their latest Hyundai an R16-9 mini
excavator with a trailer package. Conrad owns two of the oldest
Hyundai R210LC-7 excavators in NZ and according to Conrad
both are still going strong.
Pictured (left) Conrad Waihapi and his team.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne
Cunningham.
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Allied Concrete
Allied Concrete, Queenstown recently took delivery of a
new Hyundai HL740-9 Loader. Pictured is Manager, Shane
Tell with their new acquisition.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Wayne
Cunningham.
Petroleum Solutions Ltd
Petroleum Solutions Limited’s new Hyundai R210LC-9 excavator
can be seen here on its first project completing a service station
rebuild in Mt Roskill in Auckland. The machine is positioned ready
to start removing a large concrete pit with the breaker. The Hyundai
R210LC-9 excavator suits their requirements as it can easily
manage the serious lifting, rock breaking and digging out that is
necessary when building or renovating petrol service jobs around
the country .
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Doug Ball
Ward
Demolition Ltd
Ward Demolition Ltd of Auckland is poised
to begin work at Winstones Quarry Hinuera
South Auckland using their new Hyundai
HL780-9 loader which will be involved in a
number of tasks around the quarry. This unit
weighs in at 30,000kg, has a 5.4 metre
bucket, runs a 334HP Cummins engine and
has a ZF automatic transmission.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager,
Doug Ball.
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Veolia Water
Veolia Water are seen here receiving their two new Hyundai R16-9
excavator trailer package units which will be based in Papakura maintaining
a constant supply of quality water to Papakura and surrounding districts.
Sold by Wayne Cunningham and delivered by Doug Ball
Ward Demolition Ltd
Up and at it, Peter Ward’s new Hyundai R210LC-9 excavator is
ready to start sorting out concrete for crushing at his Onehunga
depot. This machine has double acting piping to run an attachment
or a breaker when required and is also fitted with a factory made
FOPS and Opps guard over the standard integral ROPS approved
cabin to provide extra protection.
Peter has also taken delivery of a new Hyundai R210LC-9 and
R235LCR-9 to the same specification to add to his large fleet of over
20 excavators of which consists mainly of Hyundai’s. Porter Group
greatly appreciates Peter’s continuing support.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Doug Ball.
Zealandia
Horticulture Ltd
Zealandia Horticulture Ltd has just purchased a new
Bomag BW213D-4 roller which has been delivered
to their site in Mt Wellington. It will be involved in
rolling metal before it goes out to a new site in
Clevedon, South Auckland where it will have its bolton padfeet fitted to start preparing the ground works
for the new huge nursery complex.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Doug
Ball.
Hepara Lands
Pukekawa based company Hepara Lands Ltd is owned
by Ray Sheppard who has purchased a new Hyundai
R140LCD-9 excavator seen here on its first job. The
market garden project in Pukekawa will require the
R140LCD-9 to be involved in various works such as
building roads, reinstating top soil back onto the fields,
digging and cleaning drains. Ray wanted a machine that
could be big enough to handle most jobs but could easily
be manoeuvred in tighter places, making this machine
the ultimate choice with dozer blade and tilt bucket fitted.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Doug Ball.
Hancox Logging Ltd
Gary & Ben Hancox have recently taken delivery of a new Hyundai
R290LC-9 High Chassis to complement their forestry operations. Gary
and his son Ben speak highly of the machine, operated mainly by Ben the
machine is performing extremely well and he states “It’ll climb anywhere
I want it to go”.
Sold & delivered by Territory Manager, Roger Pedersen.
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Flavell Logging Ltd
Pictured awaiting its first job is Flavell Logging’s second
new R250LC-9 High Chassis, making this the 15th new
Hyundai Ray Flavell has purchased from the Porter Group.
Bush-guarded by PFS Engineering in Hamilton and fitted
with new CDL “hose-thru” grapple, this new addition
complements a range of other bush-rigged Hyundai
excavators in the Flavell Logging fleet.
Sold & delivered by Territory Manager, Roger Pedersen.
DG Glenn Logging Ltd
This R290LC-9 High Chassis is the seventh new Hyundai delivered
recently to DG Glenn Logging Limited in Hawkes Bay. The new
machine is currently being operated by Shane Wilson and was
photographed working at White Pine Bush on the Napier to
Wairoa Road.
The machine is fitted with an Ensign HT1730 grapple and full
‘cut-over’ compliant guarding by PFS Engineering in Hamilton.
Shane is very pleased with the complete package and is enjoying
the experience of operating the machine.
Sold & delivered by territory manager, Roger Pedersen.
DG Glenn Logging Ltd
Hyundai number eight for DG Glenn is another R290LC-9 H/C and
it is currently being driven by Cam Atkins, who is also very pleased
with his new machine.
Photographed working in a woodlot block behind Te Kakaraka (near
Gisborne) the machine is laying a corduroy of logs to enable work to
continue after a period of very wet weather.
Sold & delivered by territory manager, Roger Pedersen.
MS Swamp Kauri
MS Swamp Kauri is an owner operated company extracting
Kauri logs out of swamps and reinstating the land afterwards.
Owners Sacha Hobman-Williams and Matt Hobman run a very
efficient operation with their foreman Grant Patterson. Prior to
selecting the R210LC-9 they had tested various excavators
around the 21 tonne mark but they felt the Hyundai ticked all
the boxes for them being very fast for bulking out, powerful and
smooth and offering great operator comfort.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Ian Fletcher
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Siteworx Northland Ltd
Sean McCaughan the owner of Siteworx Northland purchased a
used R140LCD-7 for carrying out specialised lifting and placing of
heavy poles for a specific contract. Achieving maximum performance
and reliability from a machine is paramount to Sean and his sons
Justin and Brady who work in the business. They unanimously
decided to continue with the machine that has served them so well
and replaced the four year old machine with a new Hyundai
R140LCD-9. Porter Group are proud to have supplied Siteworx
Northland their first new -9 Hyundai Excavator and look forward
to further business together in the future.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Ian Fletcher
Brett Coates
Brett Coates with his R140LC-9 logger weighing out at 17.6 tonne.
Due to the size of the wood, alot of trees that Brett and his crew deal
with required a machine built to a heavy duty specification. This new
R140LC-9 replaces a R140-7 and although very happy with the
Hyundai dash 7 model, Brett is very impressed with the extra power
of the new R140LC-9 plus all the operator comfort features.
Sold & delivered by Territory Manager, Ian Fletcher
Burson Logging Ltd
Second generation logger, Robbie Burson continues his families long
association with Hyundai excavators with the addition of this R2509LC H/C to the fleet. Bursons were the first logging company in the
South Island to put a Hyundai excavator into logging operations with
an R210LC-7 H/C in 2006. That same machine has only just been
retired with 13,000+ hours to make way for the bigger more powerful
R250LC-9 H/C. Operator, Andrew Buschl commented that the cab
layout, track power and responsiveness of the control system this
machine provides working on and off the skid a dream. Fitted with
a forestry cab and guarding package provided by Brightwater Services
and Devine grapple and hanger.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Martin Talbot-Price
Hamish Lott Contracting
Hamish Lott has recently taken delivery of a new R60CR-9 to
replace a smaller four tonne machine.
Hamish “Digs a Lott” in the Marlborough region and he is more
than impressed with his first Hyundai after reviewing his options
with other machines. He enjoys the comfortable cabin, power
and the benefits of good local backup provided by the Porter
Mechanical team in Blenheim.
Thanks Hamish for choosing Hyundai and the Porter Group.
Sold & Delivered by Territory Manager, Martin Talbot-Price
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Thompson Land
Clearance
Red Thompson recently took delivery of two Hyundai R210LC9’s to be used primarily for clearing Nelson forest land after
harvesting operations have been completed in readiness for
replanting.
Red has been operating Hyundai excavators for this type of work
for many years as they have proven to be more than capable
for working long days on steep slopes.
He decided to continue with Hyundai due to reliability, cost per
hour, comprehensive warranty, operator comfort and local backup.
The machine guarding was provided by Waimea Engineering,
Nelson. Thanks Red for your continued support.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Martin Talbot-Price
Trans Tasman Civil
Trans Tasman Civil has recently taken delivery
of a new Hyundai R80CR-9 fitted with an
Echidna D3HS/90 diamond rock saw. This
special application will be used for cutting
through concrete, bitumen and rock to form
trenches. This design and build project is a
good example of the capabilities of Porter
Mechanical’s technical and fabrication divisions.
Sold and delivered by Sales Development
Consultant, Richard Pettigrew.
Woody Contracting
“Woody”, owner of Woody Contracting takes delivery of his new Hyundai
R210LC-9 H/C. This replaces his faithful old Hyundai R210-3 H/C. The
deciding factor to buy Hyundai again was based on the reliability of the R2103 H/C and that the machine completed 10,000 hrs with relatively few service
issues.
Sold and delivered by Sales Development Consultant, Richard Pettigrew.
Contract Landscapes
Contract Landscapes new R320LC-9 can be seen here at work
on the Northern Motorway SH1, Silverdale. It’s seen here drilling
11 metre deep holes which are filled with concrete to carry out
slip stabilising in Wainui, Silverdale.
Sold and Delivery by Territory Manager, Paul Gorrie
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Rohit Plumbing & Drainage
Rohit Chand, owner of Rohit Plumbing and Drainage recently purchased three
new Hyundai excavators, a R80CR-9, R145CRD-9 and R235CRD-9 for his civil
and drainage works company. The operators have been impressed with the
smoothness of the new Hyundai excavators and the large size cabins. Rohit
Plumbing and Drainage do civil works all over the greater Auckland area.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Paul Gorrie
Smiths Hire
Smiths Hire of Belfast, Christchurch recently took
delivery of a new Bomag BW90 AD-5.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Noel
Simons
Utilities Infrastructure
NZ Ltd
Utilities Infrastructure NZ Ltd, specialises in Underground Inline
drilling, trenching and general contracting work in the Canterbury
area. Owner Harley Haywood is very impressed with not only
the great package deal on three Hyundai R16-9 and Jetstream
trailer he believes that the R16-9 has great versatility for getting
into those tight areas. Cheers to Harley for his continued support.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Noel Simons
Hingston Contracting
When Hingston Contracting required a replacement excavator for their
logging crew John Hingston chose to look no further than Porter Group.
After a successful run out of all their previous Hyundai units over the
years, the new Hyundai R290LC-9 H/C was an obvious choice. With its
PFS bush rig package, this sharp unit looks right at home on the skid.
Operator Joe is very happy to be at the controls of the new excavator
and is looking forward to a long run from this machine.
Sold and delivered by Territory Manager, Chris Goodall
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