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Parker 48 ft. Loadascreen

SCREENING PLANT

Handles Sand and Gravel at 200 Tons an Hour

NOW in production at the works of Frederick Parker, Ltd., Leicester, UK, is a new Loadascreen combined loading and screening plant with in- creased output and stockpiling facili- ties.

It is basically the same design as the standard model but the boom is 8 ft. longer, at 48 ft., to give a greater discharge height. The angle of opera- tion is adjusted by simply turning the handle of the wire winch on the main boom support.

The 48 in. x 96 in. single or dou- ble Rapide screen is hinged and lock- ed beneath the conveyor boom when the machine is towed from site to site, the overall height being 14 ft. 6 in.

The engine, diesel or electric. is mounted beneath the boom in a cen- tral position and there is a platform. for easy access to the controls. The 4 cu. yd. hopper has a reciprocating tray feeder, and a hopper grid can be fitted when handling material larger that 6 in.

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Most kinds of material can handled by the Loadascreen. It will screen sand or gravel at a rate of up to 200 tons an hour.

Agents include: William Jacks and Co., Ltd., Hong Kong; Loxley (Bang- kok) Ltd., Bangkok; William Jacks and Co. (M) Ltd., Ipoh: and Pacific Exchange Corp., Manila.

LOADING SHOVEL

Attachments for David Brown Tractors

THE Cameron Gardner C-GI front loader and 6-30 forklift can either be used independently or mount- ed front and rear on the same tractor. The loader has a tear-out capacity of 3,500 lb. and a maximum capacity to full height of 2,600 lb. and handles a normal load of 2.000 lb. It is equipped with double-acting main lift rams and twin double-acting bucket rams. The discharge height is 10 ft.

Three buckets are available, with capacities of 13, 17 and 23 cu. ft. Other attachments include a fork arm

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assembly capable of lifting 1 ton to 11 ft. 6 in., a dozer blade for back- filling trenches, and a craning jib that lifts 1 ton to 13 ft.

Designed for carrying loads over difficult ground and particularly for long-haul work, the 6-30 fork-mast unit has a capacity of 3,400 lb. at 21 in. load centres and 3,000 lb. at 24 in. centres, a 6 ft. lift height and a 10 degree tilt. It is fitted with a sin- gle-acting main lift ram and twin double-acting tilt rams. Its forks are 42 in. long.

Powered by a David Brown 990 engine and transmission system, the tractor itself has power steering and a full-length mounting frame. Measur- ing 19 ft. 3 in. long overall, the com- bination is 72 in. wide and 92 in. high with cab.

H. Cameron Gardner Ltd., Wood- chester. Stroud, Glos., UK, the mak- ers, are seeking agents in S.E. Asia.

SPACE HEATER Powerful Unit for Drying Out Damp Areas

ABOUT 150,000 BTU of heat per hour is produced by the new B150T space heater, made by Stow Manufac- turing Co.. Shear Street, Binghamp- ton, New York, USA. This heat is thrown out at the rate of 800 cu. ft. of air per minute by a powerful four- bladed fan, powered by a 4 h.p.

electric motor.

Suitable for drying out damp areas, concrete, paint and plaster, the heater burns kerosene or second grade fuel

Stow space heater

Cameron Gardner C-G1 front loader

oil. It has an enclosed combustion chamber with plug jet carburation and there is no exposed flame.

Operation is on the miner's lamp. principle. The gas must pass through openings of .018 sq. in., which eli- minates unburned noxious gases.

A solenoid switch and a thermal over-run device automatically cool the heater when it is shut off and a remotely located thermostat allows room temperatures to be controlled. The B150T is 36in. long, 19in, wide and 29in. high. A 16 gallon fuel tank gives a minimum of 15 hours con- tinuous running.

Distributors are: William Jacks and Co., Ltd., Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur: Amon Trading Co., Manila; Term Engineering Co., Ltd., Bang- kok; The Fair Enterprises Co., Ltd., Taipei and Sam Moolsan Co., Ltd., Seoul.

SKIPS

Smooth Bases and Sides Ensure Clean Discharge

A RANGE of circular Audax tipping skips is being produced in a choice of nine sizes with capacities of 21⁄2, 5, 7, 10, 14, 21, 27, 41 and 54 cu. ft. Each one features smooth welded steel sides and a spun base in order to ensure a clear payload discharge. By reducing the skip heights and enlarging their charging apertures, the manufacturers simplified

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hand loading and increased the num- ber of men able to work around each

skip. Sizes range from I ft. 7 in. wide by 2 ft. deep

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Audax skip

to 4 ft. 8 in. wide by 4 ft. 4% in. deep, and unladen weights from 3⁄44 to 94 cwt. Finished in blue gloss inside and out, the skips are fitted with solid forged lifting handles mounted on turned trunnions, and two-way plate-type tipping latches.

Audax Ltd., Central Avenue. West Molesey, Surrey, UK, are the makers. They are seeking agents in S.E. Asia.

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