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Pedestrian-controlled scarifier
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ARECENT addition to the AmericanLincoln range of floor-maintenance machines marketed by Fred Myers Ltd., the Model 130 pedestrian-controlled scarifier can be used for eliminating material build-up on factory floors, chipping ice from the floors of walk-in freezers and for removing all types of composition flooring.
The scarifier is available with a mainsoperated electric motor or petrol engine with outputs of 0.5 h.p. at 1,725 r.p.m. and 3 h.p. at 3,600 r.p.m. respectively. The four 3.5-in, wide oil-hardened steel blades are automatically adjusted to cater for minor floor irregularities, and their working angle can be easily varied to suit different types of work. Weight of the machine is only 160 lb. Marketed by: Fred Myers Ltd., Vale Road, Windsor, Berks.