Masonry Magazine October 1977 Page. 24
Can you still afford to keep your masons on tubular scaffolding?
There's a time coming when tubular frame scaffolding cannot offer you the profit you need nor the ability to stay competitive in the masonry business. When that day comes, you should look at MORGEN. Scaffolding is no longer a structure to support men and material. Now it's a mechanized man-and-material handling system that can double your net profit, take weeks off job completion time.
MORGEN SCAFFOLDING
is not just a scaffold, but a labor-saving system that increases production 20% or more.
Morgen has a movable two-level platform that winches the towers like an elevator. The advantages are obvious. A skilled mason that costs you 15c a minute works belly high without interruption all day long. Independent university research shows that this feature alone will increase masons production 20%.
There's additional savings in labor. Material is placed on the platform at ground level and moves up as the work progresses. No need for laborers to wrestle planks and unused material from level to level.
Pairs of towers can be assembled, moved from wall to wall and dismantled by fork lift or crane. Morgen can be transported partially assembled on a special pallet on your flat-bed trailer.
If your profit is shaky, look into the MORGEN Scaffolding System. Hundreds of your friends (and competitors) have decided they cannot afford to continue to use tubular scaffolding, no matter how much of it they own.
MORGEN MANUFACTURING CO.
Box 160 Yankton, S.D. 57078
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