Masonry Magazine January 1971 Page.62
Advertisers Index
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Big Lift from Koehring Crane
AA Wire Products Co. 26
Amspec, Inc. 48-52
Anchor Manufacturing Co. 63
Bil-Jax, Inc. 34
Bluff City Manufacturing Co. 16
Chim-A-Lator Company 55
Clipper Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Norton Construction Products Div. 4th Cover, 55, 57, 59
Cushion Cut, Inc. 32
Desa Industries, Inc., Power Products Division 54
Robert G. Evans Company (Target) 21-22
Essick Manufacturing Co. 24
Fleming Devices, Inc. 38
Giant Industries 57
Gilson Brothers Company 53
International Masonry Institute 30
Lull Engineering Company 6
Mayco Pump Corp. 62
Morgen Manufacturing Company 5
Ohio Lime Company 36-37
Oury Engineering Co., Div. of Harsco Corp. 9
National Concrete Masonry Association 28
Patent Scaffolding Co., Div. of Harsco Corp. 11-12
Pettibone Corporation 27
Pfizer Minerals, Pigments & Metals Division 2nd Cover
Pittsburgh Corning Corp. 31
Prime-Mover Co., Div. of Hon Industries 49
Signode Corp. 59
Structural Clay Products Institute 39
Superior Manufacturing Corp. 8
Southern Extrusions, Inc. 56
Trinity White, General Portland Cement Co. 4
Vaughan & Bushnell Manufacturing Co. 56
Western Products, Div. of Douglas Dynamics Corp. 47
This index is published as a convenience to the reader. Every care is taken to make it accurate but masonry assumes no responsibilities for errors or omissions.
A view from the operator's location shows the dry wall being positioned on a special unloading ram which projects out from the fifth floor. Precise control is required because the load must be placed to coincide with the rectangular ramp. The line is then slacked and the load uncouples itself and rolls down the slight incline into the building.
A Koehring 440 truck crane equipped with 180 feet of boom lifts 3,000 pounds of dry wall plaster boards to the top of what will be a $4.8 million, 238-unit condominium of 12 stories with a penthouse and shopping center in Miami, Fla. The 440 lifted 500,000 pounds of dry wall into the building.
The Koehring 440 is owned by Keener & Humphrey Enterprises of Miami and, along with three Koehring 335 cranes, is used primarily on apartment building work in the area. One of the problems intrinsic to the area is the off-ocean wind, but the cranes have been operated in winds of up to 48 mph.
Keener & Humphrey use the cranes 40% of the time for pouring concrete, with the remaining 60% consisting of material handling work.
FOR SALE
MAYCO C-30
Will handle 1/2"
SMALL LINE CONCRETE PUMP
minus aggregate.
Ideal for pumping high-lift grout and masonry mortar.
Will pump stiff mixes 400-500′ horizontally and 100' vertically.
MAYCO PUMP CORP.
4560 SPERRY ST., L.A. 90039 (213) 245-8821
Pettibone Hi-Lift, Used. Super 8 Series, Mfg. 1967-8, 31 Ft. Lift, Gas Engine, 4- Wheel Drive and Steer, Good Condition. Also have Econmobile and Lull Available. Towable Fork Lifts, Used. Balloon Tires, Tow Hitches, Hi-Lift 20 to 30 Ft. Late Models.
Call Glen at 312-625-0990
Madden Eq. Co., Chicago, III.