production; Sandvik and Tamrock for crushing and drilling; Gomaco for concrete paving, trimming and curbing machines; Bucyrus International for electric rope shovels and drills; Lull forklifts; LeeBoy/Rosco for smaller paving needs; Timbco and Valmet machines for logging and forestry work; Link-Belt and Grove Cranes; Potain tower cranes; Cerda Industries trench-shoring products; Dressta earthmoving equipment; and Wacker. In addition, RMS offers LaBounty for a wide range of heavy hydraulic attachments, including scrap and demolition products; JRB quick couplers and attachments; NPK hydraulic hammers; Gradall specialty excavators; Load King trailers; Broce Broom and more.
Commitment to Mining
RMS' roots are in northern Minnesota, and the company has focused on the Mesabi Iron Range since the 1920s. With three branch offices in Grand Rapids, Virginia and Duluth, RMS is poised to serve the existing mining properties as well as proposed new taconite/steel mill and copper/precious-minerals mines. RMS offers products ranging from portable light towers to enormous mining shovels and drills.
An operator for Knable Timber uses a Timbco 425EXL feller buncher from Komatsu Forest to fell trees.
Drummond Dolomite turns to RMS for much of its heavy equipment needs, including this Komatsu HD325 haul truck. The company has six HD325s, which were modified to carry as much as 75 tons.
RMS carries a full line of aggregate equipment, including KPI/JCI screening and washing plants.
Knable Timber relies on Komatsu equipment for its logging operation. RMS equipped the logging contractor's Komatsu PC220LC-7 excavator with a Lim-mit LM2100 delimber attachment to remove limbs from cut tree.