Heavy Equipment Electrical System

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Joseph A. Boggio

Objective

To put my 61 years of life experience to work.

Experience

Born 1955-1973 Grew up on a farm Hennepin IL.

Learned to ride along with my Dad on tractors when young.

Learned to cut, carry firewood for the wood-burning furnace in the house.

Learned to start the wood-burning furnace every morning.

Learned how to build and maintain livestock fences.

Learned to feed and take care of the livestock.

Learned to plant, weed, and harvest vegetables, fruits and berries.

Learned to operate and maintain all types of farm equipment.

Learned to operate and maintain grain trucks.

Learned to design, fabricate and weld any needed repairs.

Learned common sense.

1973–1979 Illinois Grain Co Hennepin IL.

Duties

Weigh and empty grain trucks.

Load river and sea going barges with grain.

Maintain-repair bearings, gearboxes, winches, shafts, belts (both material handling and drive) some 175 feet in the air.

Patch, repair and reline grain spouts.

Troubleshoot and repair any hydraulic, pneumatic or electrical system.

Fabricate weld any needed repairs at facility.

Maintain the grounds (mow grass, cut weeds-brush, paint, patch concrete).

1979–1983 Road Oil Service Spring Valley IL.

Duties

Operate, and maintain heavy equipment (Road Graders, Bulldozers, Rubber and steel wheel rollers, Chip spreaders, Road brooms, Wheel loader)

Operate and maintain tandem and single axel dump and distributor trucks.

Troubleshoot and repair any hydraulic, pneumatic or electrical system.

Build and maintain roads.

1983–1988 Fay Construction. McNabb IL.

Duties

Form and pour concrete footings, walls, and floors.

Construct stick and pre fabricated homes.

Electrical wiring of homes.

Construct metal pole barn buildings.

Operate and maintain heavy equipment. (Bulldozer, Wheel loader)

Operate and maintain Dump and Flatbed Trucks.

Design and fabricate fixtures for Pallet Shop.

1989–1990 Conco-Western Sand and Gravel North Aurora IL.

Duties

Fabricate, Hoppers, Belt skirting, Ect.

Reline with hardened steel just about everything that Rock in a Gravel Pit comes in contact with. (Very abusive environment)

Rebuild Loader Buckets (Replacing Panels and Weld with Hard surface)

Operate and Maintain approximately 13 acres of banging clanging metal (Jaw, Screens, Roll Mills, Stacking Conveyors) that produces aggregate and lime from slabs of Rock Larger than me.

Operate and Maintain Skid Loaders and Wheel Loaders.

1990–1994 Granville Floor and Wall Granville IL.

Duties

Install Flooring and Wall material (Vinyl, Carpet, Ceramic Tile, Marble, Hardwood)

Build dry bed shower stalls.

Plumbing, electrical and carpentry work.

Estimate jobs.

1994–2013 Mennies Machine Co. Granville IL.

Duties

Operate and maintain heavy equipment.

Welding; Stick, Mig, Tig

Operate and maintain tool room equipment; Manual Lathes, Mills, Surface Grinder, Jig Bore.

Machining parts to tight tolerances.

Design part-holding fixtures using AutoCAD software.

Construction and wiring of electrical panels, control boxes.

Design electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic control systems using AutoCAD software.

Design / Retrofit machines.

Programming of PLC processors. Allen-Bradley software.

Programming of HMI interfaces. Allen-Bradley software.

Setup and programming of AC and DC drives.

Setup and programming of Linear and Rotary drives.

Upgrading machines from relay logic to PLC controls.

Machine to Machine to Robot integration.

Troubleshooting of Electrical, Pneumatic and Hydraulic control systems.

2013–2014 Clover Technologies. Ottawa IL.

Duties

Programming of PLC processors. Beckhoff processors TwinCAT software.

Programming of HMI interfaces. Maple software

Setup and programming of AC and DC drives.

Setup and programming of Linear and Rotary drives.

Troubleshooting of Electrical, Pneumatic and Hydraulic control systems.

2014–2017 Mennies Machine Co. Granville IL.

Duties

Design part-holding fixtures using AutoCAD software.

Construction and wiring of electrical panels, control boxes.

Design electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic control systems using AutoCAD software.

Design / Retrofit machines.

Programming of PLC processors. Allen-Bradley software.

Programming of HMI interfaces. Allen-Bradley software.

Setup and programming of AC and DC drives.

Setup and programming of Linear and Rotary drives.

Upgrading machines from relay logic to PLC controls.

Machine to Machine to Robot integration.

Troubleshooting of Electrical, Pneumatic and Hydraulic control systems.

Education

Graduated Putnam County High School Granville IL 1973

Junior and Senior year of high school enrolled in a vocational Automotive class received straight A+, both years. Bill Mix the instructor of this class informed me I was the sharpest student he had ever instructed and should pursue this field.

Machine tools I own and operate.

Sheldon Engine Lathe And Tooling, Induma Knee Mill And Tooling, Miller Welder, JD Squared Tubing Bender, Pedestal Grinder, Buffer, Sheet Metal Roller, Belt Sander, Ect.

Interests / Hobbies

Cooking, Gardening, Wine Making, Fishing / Camping, Carpentry, Antiques, Fabricating designing and working in my shop.

Some of my private accomplishments.

Replaced the engine in a Massy 33 farm tractor with a 348 Chevy V8, fabricating and building all the mounts and brackets required for this project. Was probable the most dangerous thing I ever built. Finished project at age 16.

Replaced the 396 engine in My 1969 Chevelle with a 1000 Hp 454. This was a big hp engine at the time. (Awesome) Finished project at age 20.

Replaced the 400 engine in a 4WD 1979 Ford F250 with a 460 engine. Ford had not offered this engine with a manual transmission at this time. Had to design and fabricate the engine mounts and all the accessory mounts for this project. Finding a flywheel, bell housing, clutch combination that would hold the 460 was a real pain. Finished project at age 23.

Designed and built my first Go Kart with a Kawasaki H2 750 motorcycle engine. First time at Byron Dragway it produced a best time of 11.23 @ 125 mph in third gear that day. The scary part of this is I was running it around on the local highways tached up in fifth gear going roughly 200 mph but did not realize just how fast I was going until I went to the drag strip. Since then I have re geared it and have ran a 10:48 @ 125 mph Finished this at age 26.

Designed and built my first Miniature Dragster powered by a Kawasaki KZ1000 motorcycle engine. And for the life of me I cant find any time slips from the Drag strip for this guy. NHRA had banned any miniature dragsters for a period after this was completed Finished project at age 31

Designed and built my second Miniature Dragster powered by a highly modified Kawasaki KZ1000 motorcycle engine. NHRA was now allowing miniature dragsters with frame built to their specs. Ran a 9.99 @ 140 Car has more potential but I have moved on to other projects. Finished project at age 40

Designed a tower refract still that is fully automated. Controlled by a PLC and monitored by a HMI. (Used for distilling water only of course) Finished this project at age 45.

Designed and built my second Go Kart powered by a Kawasaki ZX9 engine. Have never been to the drag strip with it but it should turn mid 9 second quarters at 150 mph Maybe get there one of these days. This thing is scary fast. Finished this project at age 50.

Designed and built a Turbo system for a Kohler 12hp engine that resides in a Wheel Horse lawn tractor. Started it once and it was blowing out raw gas on the left side. Will look into this in my retirement years. Finished this at age 56.

Designed and building a motorcycle from scratch. The engine is an Arctic Cat 1000 cc two-stroke snowmobile engine. Hope to get this finished before I’m to old to pilot it. Finished at age

Visit wwwfacebook.com/joeboggio.7/photos for some photos.

Visit You tube 750cc 2 stroke Go-Kart for a short video of my first kart.

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