SHOW FEATURE
11 - 13 JUNE 2019 EAST OF ENGLAND ARENA
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AS the UK supplier of the clever and innovative GAPO machine, Redditch- based Ladybird Specialised Plant will be exhibiting the machine at Plantworx 2019.
The GAPO is an original, self-propelled, remote controlled unit with the power to lift and move loads of up to 20 tonnes ‒ perfect for moving hooklift skips in yards!
With run-flat tyres, a three-cylinder Yanmar engine and hydrostatic drives, the GAPO is compact and powerful, giving it a large number of applications across a range of industries including plant hire, waste and transport.
The GAPO offers a huge cost-savings advantage for companies that rely on hooklift lorries. It is always available on site, can be operated safely by a single individual without the need for a banksman, and runs quietly, fuel- efficiently and with low running costs.
The GAPO is also very manoeuvrable, Introducing...
- a self propelled, radio controlled powermodule
• SAFETY -Driver remote, no blind spots, no banksman • SPACE SAVING- 180° turning circle in just 2.5m. •QUIET&FUEL EFFICIENT - 36HPYanmar power unit • SAVEMONEY -NoVOSA,MOT orHGV license required • POWER - to lift andmove a full skip
able to turn a full 90° in each
di rection ‒ which makes it perfect for congested yards.
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And that’s not all Ladybird Cranes will be bringing to the show. It will also be exhibiting a Potain Self-Erecting Tower Crane and a range of Secatol lifting equipment including forklift tipping skips and concrete column skips.
Supplied by
gapo-uk.co.uk
SALES • HIRE • SUPPORT Ladybird House, Brockhill Yard, Hewell Lane, Redditch, B97 6QS
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The GAPO off ers a huge cost-savings advantage for companies who rely on hooklift lorries.
For more information visit:
www.gapo-uk.co.uk
SKIPMOVINGINNOVATION For a demonstration call
01527 889881
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