Masonry Magazine January 1966 Page. 30
720
"ECONMOBILES® are the number one answer to lower cost material handling"
Those are the words of one of the largest Masonry contractors in the country, Leonard McGee Jr. Inc. The McGee firm should know. They own one ECONMOBILE 720 and two 620's, purchased from Linco Supply Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa. When they're doing a job outside of their immediate area, they rent machines. Mr. McGee says Econmobiles are the answer to rising cost. "We palletize almost everything for high efficiency and use Econmobiles for unloading and delivery. Each one does the work of ten men. We use them on all jobs costing from $100,000 up."
What makes an Econmobile a superior materials handling vehicle? Plenty. Just choose the one that fits your picture best.
Reach ahead of tires
Speed
Drive
Steer
Lifting Height with forks
With crane hook
Capacity
Power
MODEL 620
8 ft.
30 mph
2-wheel
Rear
30 ft. 8 in.
33 ft.
up to 4,000 lbs.
75 HP
MODEL 720
12 ft. 7 in.
30 mph
4-wheel
4-wheel
32 ft.
35 ft.
4,000 lbs. plus
132 HP
*Including 4 ft. of extra quick reach when machine is standing still
No wonder they're called Jack of All Jobs
They have the ABILITY to work on any job. With plenty of reach they can get to the tough places to deliver loads. Ample power and speed mean they do more jobs faster, especially on the modern project. Check all the vital statistics, especially the extra beef that spells safety.
If you're out for profitable bidding by controlling material handling costs, why not take a tip from Leonard McGee and ask for an ECONMOBILE demonstration or see us at the Masonry show booths 102, 103 and 104.
AMERICAN ROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
4201 North 26th Street
Omaha 11, Nebraska
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MASONRY January, 1966