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86 • OCTOBER 2014 • WORLD FENCE NEWS THE FENCER'S MARKETPLACE NATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION CONT. EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 2004 DANDY DIGGER DD 2-25 W/TRAIL- ER, forks, concrete mixer, three augers: $35,000. 2000 Skid Steer Gehl SL 5635 SXT, 2,115 hours, fi ve attachments, snow plow, forks, bucket, back- hoe, X Series auger, three augers: $35,000. E-mail: camagnum50@gmail.com; call after 6:00 MT – 970-274-0273. WATER HOPPER™ – JOB SITE WATER SOLUTIONS! The only water tank designed es- pecially for fence trucks! Transport and dispense water at the job site safely and effi ciently. This 110 gallon capacity durable plastic water tank only takes up 9" of your truck bed! Find out more online at www.waterhopper.net. FOR SALE: CNC ROUTER MODEL CMM255-XL computerized 12' long with t-rail, clamps and chopsaw model CS15 – 12', 15" blade with 2 – 12' roller tables built-in measuring. Circu- lar shrink wrap machine. Package price: $15,000. Veka profi les: 50% off truckload price for the lot. E-mail: info@robossonsupply.com. FOR SALE: VINYL ROUTER CMM225, good condition: $6,500 or best offer. Call John at 763-286-2428. When contacting World Fence News to respond to one of the "blind box" classifi ed ads in this section (i.e., "Box V-2"), please be sure to include the box number with your inquiry so that it can be directed to the proper party. BUILDING/YARD FOR LEASE FENCE COMPANY BUILDING/YARD FOR LEASE on California's beautiful North Coast (Arcata), Hwy. 299 Frontage, approximately two miles off Hwy. 101. Property has been solely used as a fence company since constructed in 1989. Current fence company is relocating to Southern portion of county for family reasons, leaving the more populated, busy Northern county location open. Available January 2015. Call 707-834-1032 for information. BUSINESSES FOR SALE FOR SALE BY OWNER – ABRA FENCE INC., GARFIELD, NJ 07026 – Family owned business, started by father and son in 2007. 35 years experience between father and son. Very healthy and thriving business with great reviews on Home Advisor, Angie's List and The Better Business Bureau of New Jersey, etc. Based on Christian values. Looking to sell or partner up with interested investors. Only REAL investors contact us please. Will set up meeting to show fi gures and potential. Contact: Breno Pagani at 973-330-6052. C h a i n L i n k F e n c e SLATS Top Cap™ Bottom Locking Single Wall Slat FinLink® Bottom Locking Double Wall Slat Top Locking Double Wall Slat OptionLock® Top Locking Double Wall Slat EconoLink™ Top Locking Single Wall Slat Aluminum Slats HedgeLink™ Ultimate Slat™ Best Privacy Slat FeatherLock® Easiest Installed Slat Winged Slat® VISIT OUR WEB SITE OR CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION • www.slatsforchainlinkfence.com • 1.888.806.7528 World's Largest Slat Inventory Let us quote your next project. We can have an estimate ready for you in about 20 minutes when you call our toll free number. Get info here Check out some of the best web sites in the fence industry on World Fence News Online! www.worldfencenews.com SALE OF PHOENIX'S "OLDEST" FENCE COMPANY, established in "1946", Arizona Fence Company now DBA Hurricane Fence Company. We service many large companies and contractors. Included are: City of Phoenix, Luke Air Force Base, Gila River Indian Community, and several school districts, plus many surround- ing municipalities. We would include all trucks and equipment together with a complete offi ce, inventory and long-term contracts. Our operating yard consists of 1 3/4 acres of A-1 industrial land completely fence and paved. I am looking for- ward to retirement after operating this business for fi fty-seven years. Please contact me if you are a serious, qualifi ed buyer (no brokers please!) at: 602-625-9705, attn.: Joe; or e-mail me at: hurricanefenceco@msn.com. Subscribe to World Fence News Today! For subscription info, visit our web site at www.worldfencenews.com Or contact us at 800-231-0275 American Fence Association Safety and Health Manual is a member resource Dear editor, I read with great interest the Edi- tor's Corner in the August 2014 World Fence News publication regarding the fence contractor fi rm requesting resources on safety and "tool box talks" tailored to the fence industry. I am not sure if the fence contractor that contacted you is a member of the American Fence Association, but as a member these resources are available. The American Fence Association provides a hard copy resource binder – the Health and Safety Manual – to all members, who can access a se- cure "membership login area" on the newly designed web page and access any updates or over 60 titled "tool box talks" for use in their weekly safety meetings. The Health and Safety manu- al can be modifi ed to accommodate the member company and is a widely used resource within our membership. Keeping safety on the minds of our industry is a very important pro- gram and if done correctly will result in a savings to the company if these manuals and talks are documented to the insurance carrier of the company. A very important part of the tool box talks are that all participants are required to "sign-in" and this docu- mentation is maintained by the com- pany. If an unfortunate accident did occur and the individual involved claimed "I didn't know" and the com- pany has the documentation available that this individual was provided the specifi c tool box talk that relates to the incident, the company is in a much better position if workers' compensa- tion or legal action is involved. As the executive director of the American Fence Association, I would recommend any non-member to con- sider the value of membership. These tangible resources are just one of many member benefi ts that are offered, and we would like the opportunity to prove the "new" AFA is better than ever! Visit www.americanfenceasso- ciation.com to see the many member benefi ts and upcoming events that are scheduled. Thank you for the opportunity to submit this letter to the editor. World Fence News is a great publication and supports the fence industry with every publication. Keep up the good work! Respectfully, Tony Thornton Executive director American Fence Association A young man who was an avid golfer found himself with a few hours to spare one afternoon. He fi gured if he hurried he could get in 9 holes before he had to head home. Just as he was about to tee off an old gen- tleman shuffl ed onto the tee and asked if he could accompany the young man, as he was golfi ng alone. Not being able to say no, he allowed the old man to join him. To his surprise the old man played quick- ly. He didn't hit the ball far but plodded along consistently and didn't waste much time. They reached the ninth fairway, and the young man found himself with a tough shot. There was a large pine tree right in front of his ball, directly between his ball and the green. After several minutes of debating how to hit the shot the old man said, "You know, when I was your age I'd hit the ball right over that tree." With that challenge placed before him, the youngster swung hard and hit the ball right smack into the top of the tree trunk, where it thudded back on the ground not a foot from where it had originally been. The old man offered one more comment, "Of course, when I was your age that pine tree was only 3 feet tall."