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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - June 1, 1994 (46)� OR 0CITY OF LODI c'RtlR COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AGENDA TITLE: Purchase of Pole Setting/Equipment Handling Device (MEETING DATE: June 1, 1994 !SUBMITTED BY: Electric Utility Director RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council concur with the recommendation to purchase a modular pole setting/equipment handling device from the sole supplier Reedrill Texoma, Sherman, Texas, in the amount of $13,600 plus shipping. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Electric Utility Department has been searching for equipment that can assist in erecting utility poles and handle equipment in areas where access is limited and cannot be gained with line trucks. such as backyards. This specialized equipment is manufactured by Reedrill Texoma as modular unite that can be configured for several different functions. Maximum use will be made of this equipment due to the on-going pole replacement program and normal maintenance. The various functions that the modular units provide include: Equipment handling dolly Pole handling dolly Hydraulic pole setting device with power unit The attached drawings show the different combinations of these modular units. only one supplier of this unique equipment exists. In fact, authorized distributors are currently not handling this equipment in Northern California; therefore, a 'direct from factory, purchase has been offered to the Department. Due to the sole supplier situation, it is recommended that the bid procedure be dispensed with per City of Lodi Municipal Code Section 3.20.070 which states: "Bidding shall be dispensed with only when the commodity can be obtained from only one vendor." Included in the purchase price is on-site training ($1,500) in operation and maintenance for all Department employees that will be operating this equipment. Training is required by law. (continued) APPROVES " � ---- --�=— - ---- — THOMAS A. PETERSON •roma: ._ City Manager CCEQUIP/CO.COM CC-' Purc;iase of Pole Setting/Eppment Handling Device ' June 1, 1994 Para,a -wo FUNiasI"AM: Included in the 1993-94 Fiscal Year Budget (;15,000). r Henry J. Rice Electric Utility Director Attach. (6) Fr�erared by: Hans Hansen, Asst. 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Weight Model 2000A.Two-Whesi Dolly ........105 Rxe. Load Caper, either deck .......... _... 2500 lbs. Dads features A. EAensive use of alloy steel with high resistance to atmospheric corrosion. S. Attaches to domes withoulP tools. C. Strong, yet lightweight for easy handling. IL Maintenance A. Coat here metal (male and tamale handle ends) with NeverSeere NS- 160from Snap-On Toils Corp. B. Grease fittings and pack bearings same as auto. C. Use light machine oil on rest of moving parts. Short Deck Model 2030A Long Deck Model 2040A Two -Wheel Dolly Mode( 2000A NI. Operatingtl it p A. Maintain in even n air pressure in at four tires. 30 ft. maximum B. . Make sure all pins are in place before operating equipment \ C. When traveling over uneven ground. toad must be tied down and the straight handle can be used in the side pocket for stability. Dock 1800 Steerabllity —7 Q --- Tires: 24" A-PlyTubeless 18 x 8.50 8NHS StraightAxle Dolly Model 2010A Straight Handle Part No. 76756 30" Short Deck 49* Long Deck r � 7' Ground Clearance , 72" with Short Deck 90" with Long Deck REEDIML, INC. REEDRILL — GARDNER-OENVER — TEXOMA — Prod ucts-Serv1ngthaConstmorlon-MInIng -U011tyMarkets TELEPHONE (907) 786-2981 P.O. BOX 998 SHERMAN, TEXAS 7S091-0998 FAX (903) 786-6408 -4VREEDIrLL TEXOMA For a complete unit. order. e One - Model 206M Setting Attadwmt • One - Modal IOWA Dolly for 2000 lb. cap dty One - Model 2020A Pole Cradle • One - Model 9W18 Gas / Hydraulic Pump . One - Part No. 77067 Hose Assembly (2(r non-conductive duplex hose. Includes couplers.) Nylon T)ghtel Part No. 775 Pole Cradle Model 2020 two Wheel I Model 20001 Pole Settiffq- Attachment Model 2060D Pole Setting Attachment Model 206W Pat. Na. U.S. 3315976 CAUTION: Canada 792143 Do Not attempt to operate this unit without first being totally familiar with pole setting and pump operating procedures. (See pump bulletin 90018) SPECIAL NOTE: The Two Whaei Dolly -Pole Cradle combination should be used to transport the pole from the street to the rear lot job site. Only then, when the pole has been lined up with the hole, should the pole settingAttadurtent be connected to the Do(iv. Pat No. U.8.3112037 U.S.323639e UA 436?451 Canada 702904 General Specifications MaXWWrn Operating Pressure ....................... 8,000 PSI Maximum Pole Weight: When attached to Model 2000A Dolly ....... 2.000 tbs. Maximum Pole LwVM - dependent on pole weight and balance point from butt. (See Operating Instructions) Weight Model 20600 Se"Attachment ................. 325 lbs. Model 2000A Dolly ....................................... 105 [be. Model 2020A Pole Cradle .............................. 28 lbs. Model 90018 Gas/ Hydraulic Pump ............... 76 lbs. Weight: 20' HoseAmembly.................................. 7 lbs. --- — 169" --i REEDRILL, INK, . I AEEDRILL — GARDNER-DENVER — TEXOMA -- Products • Serving the Construction -Mining - Utility Markets 1 TELEPHONE (403) 706-2901 P.O. BOX 998 SHERMAN. TEXAS 75091.0990 FAX (903) 786-6406 y OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FIGURE I BALANCE POINT OF POLE `\ DIGGING BAR , 45 •C POLE SETTING BALANCE INSTRUCTIONS ° Dimension '•A" = depth of hole plus 1 foot. (Caution: this is the minimum for dimension A'). Dimension "B" =1 foot minimum. Note: the greater dimension "B" is, the less cylinder force will be required to set the pole. Dimension "C" = 1 foot plus an additional foot for each foot that dimension "A" exceeds 8 feet (Caution: dimension "C" must be maintained in relation to dimension "A" overhang.) Dimension "D" = diameter of pole butt plus 6 inches. FIGURE 'I _ . s • . 37TfT-3T�� :iii i s . . r r . • � V c - �o .. y . u . � • J . `• s •• GENERAL POLE SETTING PROCEDURE 1. Move the pole on the Two Wheel Dolly into position, in line with the 45° lead-in trench and pin steering for straight line operation. 2. Raise butt of pole high enough to permit moving the Setting Attachment under pole and attaching to Dolly. 3. Remove the Pole Cradle Nylon Tightener and position the pole on unit Per pole setting balance instructions. 4. Secure Pole Chain Tightener, attach Pump via Hi -Pressure Hose, and double check all pins, couplings• digging bar position, trench alignment, etc. CAUTION: Trench alignment can be very critical and trench width should be only slightly wider than pole diameter. If couplers are not completely connected, the cylinder relief valve will operate and discharge oil onto the ground E FIGURE 111 The general pole setting procedure covered herein is intended for fairy level horizontal terrain. We cannot, it, this bulletin, cover the unique ways this unit has been used by various Power and Phone company crews as they became proficient in its operation. In the end, the safest and most productive use of this equipment can only be realized when it is placed in the hands of an alert, well trained, safety conscious crew. For information about unusual or special applications contact the Thiermann Utility Equipment engineering department. NOVr � ♦. •. 5. The actual pole setting operation Is similar to piking In a pole, except • = :.• , now hi -pressure hydraulics provides all the 1"Ift. A three man crew Is '. normally all that is required. one man to operate the Pump and two '► �, men to maintain balance. The Pump should be positioned as shown in Figure 1, so the operator can sight down the pole and monitor balance •:' •' during the entire setting operation. Anytime the pole begins leaning to :. either side of the center fine, the operator must move the Pump control •,"� �:: to HOLD position, and under his direction have the crew return the ,:;� pole to balance directly over the Pole Setting Boom. CAUTION: Do not continue the setting operation until baiance has been reestablished. Balance can be maintained by using tag lines, pike poles, or simply with palm hand pressure which Is used only when setting small light poles. ® 6. The descent of the pole in the hole can be controlled very successfully by periodically moving the Pump+s 4 -way valve control handle to HOLD as the pole begins to slide into the hole, and occasionally to RETRACT position momentarily if it is sliding in too fast. FIGURE IV O i• Ir + 7. The digging bar is used to prevent the pole butt from hanging up on _'.' l •'J the far side of the hole. More than one bar+ or possibly a channel iron, = may be required under certain soil conditions. , 8. Figure IV shows ::le pole in the hole with enough clearance to remove the digging bar- After this has been done, move the control to ADVANCE to straighten the pole. 9. After the pole has been tamped in, the Chain Tightener can be • < <'. + released, the Cradle fully retracted, and the Pump disconnected. The general pole setting procedure covered herein is intended for fairy level horizontal terrain. We cannot, it, this bulletin, cover the unique ways this unit has been used by various Power and Phone company crews as they became proficient in its operation. In the end, the safest and most productive use of this equipment can only be realized when it is placed in the hands of an alert, well trained, safety conscious crew. For information about unusual or special applications contact the Thiermann Utility Equipment engineering department. �-VTEXOMAREEDIML High Pressure Power Unit #9001 C Specifications ` 2 -stage pump, 3 radial pistons supercharged by a gear pump 4 -cycle, 4 HP gasoline engine 4 -way double acting valve Adjustable relief valve up to 10,000 PSI Oil delivery - 60 cubic inches at 10,000 PSI Reservoir - 2 gallons usable Carrying handle - two man Height to top of handle - approximately 20" Base dimensions - approximately 8" x 12" Empty weight - approximately 65 lbs. 4REE1 DOLL , INC. REEDRILL — GAADNER-DENVER — TEXOMA — Products- SArving the Canstruct(on- Mining - utility MwrYsts TELEPHONE (907) 766-2961 PO. BOX 998 SHERMAN, TEXAS 75091-0996 FAX (907) 766-5408 RESOLUTION NO. 94-59`,. ssaaaaassaaxassaasas .:sy,e; A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL '? AUTHORIZING SOLS SOURCE ACQUISITION OF POLE SETTING/EQUIPMENT HANDLING DEVICE ossa:aszssszaazssasasaasasasas:ssssssssasssssasaaasaassssaassssas:::saas WHEREAS, the Electric Utility Department has been searching for equipment that can assist in erecting utility poles and handle equipment in areas where access is limited; and WHEREAS, Reedrill Texoma of Sherman, Texas is the only ... manufacturer that can supply the modular pole setting/equipment'` handling device; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Electric Utility Department'`. is hereby authorized to purchase from Reedrill Texoma, as sole source 1, supplier, pole setting/equipment handling device for a negotiated price of $13,600.00 plus shipping, which includes $1,500.00 on-site -raining in operation and maintenance. Dated: June 1, 1994 .e a==_=a.axa=s..n===axacaaaaaxaaa=.aasaaxaxaaaacaaaaax.aassaxassasazassaa p I hereby certify that Resolution No. 94-59 was passed and adopted by the Lodi City Council in a regular meeting held June 1, 1994 by the following vote: Ayes: Council Members - Davenport, Mann, Pennino, Snider and Sieglock (Mayor) Noes: Council Members - None Absent: Council Members - None e ifer Perrin ty Cle 94-59