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28B on the railroad in Mexico
In the photos and video the 28B is driving 1.6m X 12m Casing. It is taking less than 10min to drive the casing as seen in video. They are constructing several miles of RR track for service to a new Shipping port in Manzanillo, Mexico. The project is expected to last 2 years. At the time this video was taken, there were 2 28's on this job... As the job has expanded, there are more ICE hammers working, including our 44 and 66 series hammers. read more
LA4 in Brooklyn
Soil Solutions is using a LA4 to drill 9 5/8" micro-piles in a school in Brooklyn. The piles are for an elevator shaft that is being installed. The power unit is outside the building, keeping the smoke & noise outside. The job was so quiet you could talk on a cell phone 3' from the drilling operation. read more
44B on NJ Turnpike
MG Forge is driving sheets in the 30' to 50' range on the NJ Turnpike. They are building cofferdams for a foundation of a bridge going over the NJ Turnpike. read more
CSX Mobile River Bridge
Driving 42" X 120-135' 5/8" wall thickness pipe piles. Scott Bridge is renting an I-100 in our OS-60. They chose this size hammer based on weap analysis that were done by Colin as well as other engineering firms. They opted for a bigger hammer to decrease the number of blows per foot due to the proximity to an existing bridge. The piles are being driven next to an existing bridge that is currently an active track. CSX owns the bridge that is being replaced, and averages more than one ..... read more
Pulling Sheets at the Stadium
4450 pulling sheets with a 90 degree plate in front of the new & old Giants Stadium. This was for one of the access ramps for the new stadium. read more
Flood wall Bayou Barataria
Driving 14" H pile 140' long on severe batter angles (5/12) See B. Spatz for additional description read more
Corps of Engineers Harvey Floodwall
127' - 140' 14" H piles on severe batters (5/12 & 6/12) for floodwall foundation. Part of a 2 mile stretch of floodwall contract that was awarded to Cajun Construction. read more
LA4 in action in Queens NY
LA4 in action in Queens NY. There is low head room with all kinds of plumbing in the ceiling to work around. We are fixing a issue where someone dug down 25 next to this building without any kind of shoring. The building started to collapse. The LA4 is being used to shore it up with 9 5/8 mini piles. read more
MCF04.1 Bridge
Photos of the MCF04.1 on a job next to the Queensboro bridge in Queens NY. read more
Model 50 in NY City
A promoinent NY City contractor is driving AZ39-700 x 50' long sheets in NYC. The new model 50 was used. It drove the double sheets to grade with no problem. They also had some lighter sheets that were 50' long, at times they could drive 2 doubles to grade. read more
Allan Myers PA turnpike bridge project
Predrill for H piles on Pennsylvania Turnpike. Job consisted of pre-drilling for 10" H piles both vertical and battered. read more
LA4 in Lancaster Pa
Installation of Micro Piles for plant upgrade read more
28-35 Vibro driving sheet pile
Photo of an ICE vibro driving sheet piling next to the Pilemer being used by Boh Brothers Construction on the same flood control project next to Peters Rd. in Harvey, La. for the Corps of Engineers. read more
ICE #I-30 driving 24
Photos of the first production piles by Shavers-Whittle with an ICE #I-30 driving 24" square concrete piles. This project is for the bridge adjacent to our new property in Belle Chasse. read more
ICE #60-S diesel hammer driving long H-piles
This photo shows an ICE #60-S diesel hammer driving long H-piles, as a sub-contractor to Cajun Contractors, along Peters Rd. in Harvey, La. for a flood protection project. The contractor, Gulf South Piling and Construction, is currently only working at night (due to proximity to offices and business that are staffed during daylight hours. read more