Masonry Magazine March 2005 Page. 21
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Flannegan Western sees a need for a compact telehandler that can be transported to the job site with a three-quarter ton pickup and a 12,000 GVWR trailer.
terrain telescopic handlers. The new units have increased lift heights, up to 44 feet on the RS8, making it a true "four-story machine." The new RS6 telescopic handler has a longer boom that reaches to 42 feet, and its rated operating capacity has been increased to 6,600 pounds.
The new booms have a welded box-section design that they share with the proven Gehl Dynalift Series that makes them even stronger than previous models. Increased operating capacities are achieved without the use of outriggers or fluid-filled tires - although for added stability, outriggers are now optional.
A rear axle stabilizer cylinder has been added to the RS Series machines to improve stability when the boom is raised.
When You Need Versatility, You Need the SkyLink™™ Stanchion
Easy to install - no tools required when using pour-in-place anchor
Lightweight stanchion-only 17 lbs
Can be installed into existing concrete, as well as new concrete
Aluminum and steel construction increases durability
Can be used as single point anchor while connecting lifeline
Designed to support horizontal lifelines in two directions
Available in two sizes: STD model (44" height) and SL model (23" height)
What You Need, When You Need It!
"Listed weight refers to SL model only
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The Voice of the Mason Contractor
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