Masonry Magazine January 1967 Page. 69

Masonry Magazine January 1967 Page. 69

Masonry Magazine January 1967 Page. 69
Why buy a two wheel drive high lift... when price is no longer a factor?




To find out more about this new high lift contact your local Pettibone High-Lift distributor.




PETTIBONE HIGH-LIFT THE MOST VERSATILE TOOL ON YOUR JOB SITE! WORK HORSE




Now you can buy a high lift that has.




Four wheel drive Operates in rough terrain, such as mud, snow, or sand keeps your job going!




Four wheel steer Short turning radius for tight job sites Oblique, follow thru and crabbing.




Four foot forward reach Loads can be moved forward while the machine stands still




Four wheel brakes Safe, sure stops gives the operator mare confidence.




Four big interchangeable tires One tire fits all wheels reduces tire inventory.




At prices comparable to a two wheel drive high lift! Capacities from 4,000 lbs. to 40,000 lbs. with lifts from 21 feet to 36 feet.




See us in our Booth No. 97-98 MCAA Show, Chase Park Plaza St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 18-21, 1967


Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 45
December 2012

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Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 46
December 2012

Index to Advertisers

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Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 47
December 2012

AMERIMIX
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Why Amerimix Preblended Products?

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The choice is CLEAR:

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Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 48
December 2012

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