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Also, the Road and Bridge Dept. would prefer to keep the replacment.1963 Caterpillar <br />Grader as a spare since it is in good condition due to recent repairs. This grader is <br />intended to be used as a spare so that when a gr;oder is being repaired, the grader, <br />operators will be able to con'cinue on their route,. Also, petition paving projecL.9 <br />are expected to increase. <br />RECCMM=ONS Am FUNDING <br />It is recomrended that the bid be awarded to Kelly Tractor Co. in the anr=t of $69,571. <br />for a Caterpillar 120 Series G Motor Grader. Funding to be from Road and Bridge Dept. <br />Acct. #004-214-541-66.43 Heavy Lau pment, unencumbered balance as of 1-07-83 is $613,295, <br />(Budgeted $655,813.) <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Scurlock, seconded by <br />Commissioner Lyons, to award Bid #152 to the Kelly Tractor Co., <br />the second low bidder, for a Caterpillar Grader, Model 120G, in <br />the amount of $69,571.00, as recommended by the Public Works <br />Director. <br />Commissioner Fletcher felt some consideration should be <br />given to the fact that we now have about 6 Caterpillar graders. <br />We also, however, have a Galion Grader, and although he <br />understands the advantages of Caterpillar and the parts <br />situation, Commissioner Fletcher believed the Galion is a <br />comparable machine; it has given us good service; and there is a <br />$4,000 difference. He further felt the fact that we have all <br />Caterpillar gradersmightgive us some problems in future bidding <br />and also parts pricing. <br />Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that a road grader is <br />something we keep forever, and resale value, therefore, would not <br />be such a big factor. <br />Public Works Director Davis believed the main consideration <br />is that the Caterpillar is a heavier more substantial graderand <br />that for a difference of only $3,000 or so, we would be justified <br />in going to the heavier machine. <br />Discussion ensued as to whether a heavier grader necessarily <br />does a better job. <br />Commissioner Scurlock withdrew his Motion. <br />Bill Miller, representative of Florida -Georgia Tractor Co., <br />believed that weight does not have that much to do with <br />performance. <br />He stated that they feel the Galion grader is <br />28 <br />took 7 <br />
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