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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Masonry Construction

• Brick show 2005: Hollywood, Fla., will host the annual Brick industry association meeting
• Screen maintains wall separation
  by Michael Gurevich
• Backhoe loader designed for stability
• Wheel locks safeguard construction vehicles
• Two brick companies plan major expansions
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Product provides mortar control
  by Michael Gurevich
• Generators feature inverter technology
• Leather gloves handle tough duties
• Artfully askew
  by Diana Granitto
• Green passion and greenbacks: the USGBC combines environmentalism with good business practices
  by Rick Yelton
• Coping questions
  by Norbert V. Krogstad
• Scaffolding violations head OSHA's "Top 10" list
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Electronic levels are fast and accurate
• Lease, rent, or buy: an improving economy is driving a strong construction equipment market
  by Ted Worthington
• Training improves aerial work platform safety
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Hoist system handles 3300 pounds
• Detailing masonry's history
• A place for everyone: masonry instructor encourages students to explore all the industry has to offer
• Tarps and enclosures protect against winter winds
• Skidsteers offer several enhancements
• Masonry Construction's "Project of the Year" contest
• Hanley Wood and ServiceMagic form partnership
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Fall protection harness includes tool belt
• Add and deduct changes
  by Ron Willis
• Safety is everyone's bandwagon
  by Rick Yelton
• Cleaning masonry
  by Ronald J. Hunsicker
• Wicking material laminates to flashing
  by Michael Gurevich
• Build your own truck
• Helmets feature NASCAR drivers and NFL teams
• Repair or replace equipment?
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Toothing considerations
  by Norbert V. Krogstad
• Safety products
• Dimension stone meeting scheduled
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Safety harness provides cool comfort
• Larger capacity forklift joins product line
• Telehandler easily moves from job to job
• Towers provide more light
• Injection-molded brick vent made from PVC
  by Michael Gurevich
• Earplugs "squeeze" sound waves
• Maximizing telehandler versatility
• Steel columns independent of masonry
  by Walter A. Laska
• Compressors power chisel scalers
• Phone number correction
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Vents provide path for ventilation and drainage
  by Michael Gurevich
• Safety net encloses scaffolding
• Telehandlers designed for safety and stability
• ConExpo-Con/Agg 2005: world's largest international gathering for the construction and construction materials industries will convene in Las Vegas
• Work machine line expanded
• Water penetration through exterior walls: weep holes provide the best protection against serious problems
  by Michael Gurevich
• Machines offer rotating capability
• Customized winches and hoists match needs
• Standard establishes diamond saw blade application codes
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Excavator maneuvers in confined spaces
• Demolition machine incorporates ergonomic features
• System protects concrete block walls
  by Michael Gurevich
• Two models added to line
• Contractor tip
  by Damian Lang