Masonry Magazine September 2007 Page. 29

Masonry Magazine September 2007 Page. 29

Masonry Magazine September 2007 Page. 29
PUSH BUTTON
563-580-3477
www.pushbuttonmasonry.com

Production at the Push of a Button

PUSH BUTTON MASONRY
563-580-3477

Mix-N-Place

Mix, dispense and place materials all with one machine.

The Mix-N-Place was designed by masons for masons. We use them daily to reduce manual labor and costs.

Call today with any questions and to place your order.

For Inquiries or to place order: Call Rick at 563-580-3477 or sales@pushbuttonmasonry.com

See video on our website: www. pushbuttonmasonry.com

* Fastest grouting and mortar delivery system
* Take Mix-N-Place to tubs instead of tubs to mixing site to eliminate downtime
* Continue mixing while moving with forklift
* Approximate 4 yard capacity
* Optional cordless remote controls
* Use with silo or bags
* Place many different materials
* Reversible paddles and auger
* Easy Cleaning
* Save on labor

Patent Pending

PUSH BUTTON
563-580-3477

PUSH BUTTON MASONRY
5551 Haberkorn Rd., PO Box 65, Sherrill, lowa 52073
CIRCLE 281 ON READER SERVICE CARD
www.pushbuttonmasonry.com


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