Masonry Magazine October 1967 Page. 34
HOW MANY DOLLARS CAN YOU SAVE WITH A BOBCAT?
Cost-conscious masonry contractors use the compact, 4-wheel drive BOBCAT to save the cost of two to five set-up men on the job.
The BOBCAT "brick and block fork assembly" accommodates a 28 sq. ft. load-250 bricks or 30 eight-inch blocks. The 32" x 24" pallet-load supplies materials for one bricklayer's station on the ground and scaffold levels. For home-building contractors laying brick at 8 to 10 ft. heights, the BOBCAT handles the whole load of brick placement. In commercial and high-rise construction, the BOBCAT supplies bricks to the 10 ft. level, then becomes a working partner of the hoist or high-lift machine.
The BOBCAT has the rugged versatility to slash your brickplacement down-time by a sizeable percent. Prove it to yourself with free demonstration. We'll be glad to send you the name of your nearest dealer.
BOBCAT ATTACHMENTS: 6 Buckets, Utility Fork with Small Grapple, Masonry Fork, Backhoe, Vertical Lift, Pallet Fork, Scarifier, Angle Broom, Pickup Sweeper, Snow Plow, Post-hole Auger, Closed Cab.