Masonry Magazine January 2005 Page. 2

Masonry Magazine January 2005 Page. 2

Masonry Magazine January 2005 Page. 2
PORTABLE & POWERFUL

GET YOUR HANDS ON THE P-SERIES FOR UNDER $19 900

The P-Series is perfectly designed for smaller scale projects and restrained areas. It offers a 6 000 lbs capacity and a 8' per minute climbing speed. The P-Series also allows twin mast confirgurations, forward and back extensions. All o this ready to be hauled on its trailer to the jobsite and easily installed manually.

To receive more info on the P-Series call us now: 1.888.484.9376 or visit our web site to locate your nearest distributor: HYDRO-MOBILE.COM

*20 x 20 set up, price subject to change.

HYDRO MOBILE
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