Masonry Magazine January 1965 Page. 50
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RAISE UP TO 1000 lbs.
160 ft. IN 60 SECONDS
Wheelbarrows full of mortar or concrete, pallets of masonry block or bricks, tools and many other building materials can be raised quickly and safely on the new Aeroil 1000 lb. Monorail Hoist.
CAN BE BROKEN DOWN INTO THREE PARTS FOR EASY HOISTING TO THE WORK AREA AND EASE OF ASSEMBLY
LOAD IS RAISED, PULLED IN AND DEPOSITED ON THE DECK BY THE HOIST
Write for Bulletin HO-1 for detailed information and prices.
AEROIL PRODUCTS COMPANY
69 Wesley St.,
South Hackensack N.J.
Insurance For Contractors
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erations as well. For contractors, this protection take effect when the basic Operations Premises Insurance terminates. Deciding exactly when that occurs has kept many a judge working late and conflicting opinions abound. In general, however, completion of work rather than acceptance is usually the determining factor. If both coverage, Operations Premises and Product -Completed Operations are written by the same company at identical limits of liability, the question becomes academic. One or the other will cover the loss without gap or overlap. A contractor buying this insurance for the first time today is automatically protected, in the absence of a specific exclusion to the contrary, for accidents occurring anytime during the policy period regardless of the completion date. Thus, the accident date is the important factor; it must fall within the policy period and coverage ceases at expiration unless renewed. The completion date may have some bearing on the extent of a contractor's legal liability for injury or damage, but not on the question of coverage. Rating basis, usually per $1,000 of gross receipts.
Example No. 1
A manufacturer of building materials sold and delivered his product to a contractor, learning some six months later that those materials proved to be defective after installation by the contractor. Not only did they have to be replaced, but they caused damage to property stored in the finished structure. The manufacturer's Products Liability Insurance, while excluding replacement of his own material (see discussion of exclusions), paid for damage to the stored property.
Example No. 2
Our young victim went with a friend to a new movie theater. As they sat down, both were struck on the head by ceiling tiles, work completed by a tile contractor 30 days previously. His insurance carrier settled the claims under a Products Liability rider added just ten days before the accident.
Part II- In next month's Masonry
You get stronger walls with
QUICKMIX LIME
Creates a strong bond. Makes a monolithic wall.
Provides a tough self-healing joint. Lime provides autogenous healing.
in your
Mortar
Has ample strength with flexibility, It gives a little under stress of wind or vibrations to prevent cracking.
Needs no air entrainment.
QUICKMIX is made by
OHIO® LIME COMPANY
WOODVILLE, OHIO 43469
MASONRY. January, 1965