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Farmington, NM 800-541-8449

Los Alamos, NM888-568-1100

El Paso, TX800-748-37262

Contents

Aerial Lifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boom Lifts Personnel Lifts Scissor LiftsLadders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Extension Ladders Step LaddersScaffolding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bases Braces Casters Decking Frames Guard Rails Shore Posts Work Stages

Aerial Access Equipment

Air Compressors, Air Tools &Hydraulic Tools

Air Compressors . . . . . . . . . . . Accessories Portable TowableAir Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Air Tampers Blow Pipes Chipping Hammers Earth Boring Machines Hydraulic Power Pack Impact Wrenches Paving Breakers

Post DriversRock DrillsSand BlastersScabblersScalers

Cleaning and FloorMaintenance Equipment

Cleaning Equipment . . . . . . . . . . Pressure Washers Vacuums Yard Magnets 3-Wheel SweepersFloor Maintenance Equipment . . Edgers Sanders Strippers Concrete &

Masonry EquipmentFinishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bull Floats Grinders - Planers Jitterbugs Power TrowelsForming & Pouring . . . . . . . . . . . Concrete Blankets Concrete Buckets Concrete Buggies Mixers Rebar Benders - Cutters Vibrators WheelbarrowsDrilling & Sawing . . . . . . . . . . . . Brick Saws Core Drilling

Electrical, Mechanical& Plumbing

Greenlee Pipe/Conduit/PVCBenders & AccessoriesDies, Wrenches & CuttersGreenlee Cable SystemsGreenlee Cable ToolsGreenlee ElectricalTesting EquipmentGreenlee Fishing SystemsGreenlee Knockout SetsPipe Stands/Reel JacksPipe Threading Equip.

Excavation &Compaction Equipment

Excavation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Backhoes Compact Loader - Backhoes Grading Tractors Line Locators Mini Excavators Post Hole Diggers Skid Steer Loaders TrenchersCompaction . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plates Rollers Tampers

The Benefits of Rental1. MaintenanceEquipment rented on a day-to-day basis includes full maintenance. The user needs no repair shop, spare parts supply, mechanics, or maintenance records.

2. BreakdownCosts related to breakdowns of owned equipment are not applicable to rented equipment. When rented equipment breaks down, it is replaced, thus less down time.

3. WarehousingWarehousing facilities are seldom needed for rental equip-ment. Renting makes it possible for contractors to operate with less overhead.

4. MobilityEquipment rental offers the contractor or customer mobility that does not exist with owned equipment. A contractor can bid on a job several hundred miles away based on renting equipment needed near the jobsite. Availability and convenience have become one of the strongest arguments against ownership.

5. Personal Property Taxes and LicencesThere are no personal property taxes or license costs for rented equipment.

6. Inventory ControlAnother advantage in renting is better inventory control. Contractors have less inventory loss due to theft when equipment is rented. Equipment signed for at an equip-ment rental business which must ultimately be returned is watched with sharper eyes.

7. ObsolescenceDay-to-day renting eliminates obsolescence. Ownership risks being handicapped with slow, unwieldy equipment. An equipment rental business provides the latest types and models of equipment.

8. Correct Equipment for the JobOwnership forces another kind of inefficiency through use of the wrong size or type of equipment for a given job, even though the equipment is not obsolete. This can mean additional, though hidden, costs. Rental insures the correct equipment for the job.

9. Minimum Equipment for the JobEquipment ownership becomes particularly expensive when the equipment is idle. When ownership of basic equipment is combined with rental; as needed, idle time is minimized.

10. Cost ControlBetter cost control is possible with rented equipment. Knowing the true costs of owned equipment is difficult. Rented equipment offers one accountable cost figure - that shown on the rental invoice.

11. Conservation of CapitalRenting conserves and frees capital for other, potentially more profitable uses.

12. Increases Borrowing CapacityThe equipment user who rents rather than buys finds bor-rowing easier because they have a better ratio of assets to liabilities. Since the equipment does not appear as a liability on his balance sheet, the normal line for bank credit is not disturbed. This can be important in securing construction bonds.

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Generators &Lighting Equipment

Generators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portable Towable

Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portable Towable

Hand Tools, Instruments &Miscellaneous Equipment

Hand Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bolt Cutters Torque MultiplierSurveying Instruments . . . . . . Lasers OpticalTraffic Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barricades Cones Signs

Heating &Ventilating Equipment

Heaters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Infrared Kerosene Propane Propane BottlesVentilating Equipment . . . . . . . Air Movers Carpet Drying Attachments Man Hole Blowers Pedestal Fans Venturi Fans

Material Handling Equipment

Forklifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Forklift Accessories Lift Jockey Rough Terrain Telescoping WarehouseMiscellaneous Lifts & Jacks Drywall Lift Grasshopper Hoists/Come-A-Longs Industrial Rollers Jacks - Automotive Jacks Material Lifts Porta Power Rams Roustabouts

Lawn & Garden

Hand ToolsLawn AeratorsLawn RakesLawn RollersSod CuttersStump GrindersWood Chippers

Power and PowderActuated Tools

Electric Power Tools . . . . . Demolition Drills Grinders/Polishers Heat Guns Impacts Rotary Hammers Saws Screw Guns Shears Woodworking

Extension Cords . . . . . . . . . . Cords Cord Accessories Power Distribution BoxesPowder Actuated . . . . . . . . . . .22 Caliber Single Shot .27 Caliber Strip Load

Pumps & Accessories

Pumps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diaphram Hydrostatic Submersible Trash PumpsPump Accessories . . . . . . . . Adapters Garden Hoses Discharge Hoses Suction Hoses

TrailersSingle AxleTandem AxleTrailer Accessories

Water Trailers & TrucksWater WagonsWater Trucks

Welding Equipment

Plasma CuttersPortableTowable

VehiclesGolf CartsUtility Carts

Customer Service• Rate Structure 1 day = 24 hours, 1 week = 7 days, 4 weeks = 28 days

• Metered Equipment 1 day = 8 hours, 1 week = 40 hours, 4 weeks = 160 hours

• Double Shift Rates 1 1/2 times day, week, or 4 week rate (whichever applies)

• Triple Shift Rates 2 times day, week, or 4 week rate (whichever applies)

• Overtime Charges 1/6 daily rate per hour, 1/4 weekly rate per day • All rates are plus fuel • Please call for quotation on delivery and pick up charges • Theft and damage charges • Environmental Fee is 2% are 12% of rental amount

How To Order• Orders and reservations are accepted by phone, fax, and e-mail.• Orders can be placed anytime between 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Saturdays.

Payment Options• Frank’s Supply accepts cash, checks, VISA, MasterCard, American Express and DISCOVER.

Commercial Credit Application• Qualified companies, government agencies, and institutions are encouraged to apply for credit. Call your Frank’s Supply representative for your credit application.• This application can be used by individuals requesting to be added to Frank’s Supply’s mailing list.

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Aerial Access EquipmentSelection GuideWe want to help you select the right aerial access equipment for the job. Below are some questions & terms to help you in that selection.

The Job: Let us know what kind of work you need to do.

Working Height: Maximum height at which you need to work.

Platform Height: Subtract six (6) feet from working height to arrive at the maximum platform height of the equipment. All heights listed in this catalog are maximum platform heights.

Over-Reach: Can the equipment be placed directly below the work area or are there obstacles that re-quire equipment capable of reaching over or around them?

Platform Size/Capacity: Does the job require you to lift only personnel & tools, or is there a need for materials to be elevated as well? The size & weight of your load must be matched to the platform size & capacity of the equipment.

Moving: Does the job require you to move from place to place frequently? If so, a self-propelled lift is required.

Ground Level Factors: Are you working on a smooth slab or on rough terrain? Is the surface level & firm? Are there any weight restrictions? Are you restricted to fuel type due to lack of ventilation or other envi-ronmental concerns? Is electric power available at the site? Do you have complete access to your work site? Dimensions of building entrances, doorways, ramps & obstacles need to be considered. Does the site have a freight dock or ground level entrance?

Scaffolding: When scaffolding is required, we need to know if you need wide or narrow scaffolding and the length, width and height of a job. Will the scaf-folding be free-standing or against a wall? Will the scaffolding be stationary or are casters needed?

Ladders: Observe & follow all safety & correct usage labels found on each ladder.

LaddersStep Ladders - Aluminum or Fiberglass

Werner 4’ Step

Werner 6’ Step

Werner 8’ Step

Werner 10’ Step

Werner 12’ Step

Werner 16’ Step

________ _______ ________ _______ Minimum Day Week 4-Week

Extension LaddersAluminum or Fiberglass

Werner 16’ Extension







________ _______ _______ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-Week

Aerial Lifts

Personnel Lifts

Genie 24’ Personnel DC Lifts




_______ ________ ________ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-Week




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Scissor Lifts

18’ Electric Scissor Lift33” x 63” Platform

19’ Electric Scissor Lift30” x 72” Platform Height




26’ Electric Scissor Lift45 5/8” x 89” Platform

26’ Scissor Lift - Dual Fuel4 x 4 All Terrain Tires61” x 91” Platform

32’ Electric Scissor Lift45 5/8” x 89” Platform

32’ Scissor Lift - Dual Fuel4 x 4 All Terrain Tires61” x 91” Platform

________ ________ ________ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-Week

Aerial Lifts (Con’t)

Boom Lifts

Genie TMZ34/19 - 34’ Platform HeightTowable Boom - 19’ Outreach

Genie TZ34/20 - 34’ Platform HeightTowable Boom - 20’ Outreach

Harness & Lanyard (required)


Boom Lifts30’ Articulating 2-man2’ 6” x 4’ platform

42’ Telescoping 2-man2’ 6” x 4’ platform

44’ Articulating 2-man2’ 6” x 4’ platform

62’ Articulating4’ x 8’ platform

76’ Telescoping Boom with Jib4’ x 8’ platform

80’ Articulating Boom with Jib4’ x 8’ platform

85’ Telescoping Boom with Jib4’ x 8’ platform

125’ Articulating Boom with Jib4’ x 8’ platform

Harness & Lanyard (required)________ ________ ________ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-Week

Frames

Bil-Jax 6’ 6” x 5’ Walk through FrameBil-Jax 5’ x 5’ Step FrameBil-Jax 4’ x 5’ Step FrameBil-Jax 3’ x 5’ Step Frame

_______ ________ ________ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-Week

Scaffolding

Braces

Bil-Jax 2’ x 7’ Cross BracesBil-Jax 3’ x 7’ Cross BracesBil-Jax 4’ x 7’ Cross BracesBil-Jax 7’ Horizontal Brace


Casters

Bil-Jax 8” CastersBil-Jax 5” Workstage Caster


When OnlyThe BestWill Do!


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Decking

Werner 19” x 7’ Aluminum Deck Plank20” Side Bracket24” Side Bracket5’ Steel Tow Board7’ Steel Tow Board


Scaffolding (Con’t)

Work Stages

Bil-Jax 30” x 6’ WorkstageBil-Jax 30” x 8’ Workstage6’ Guard Panel Set8’ Guard Panel Set Narrow Outrigger Set


Shore Posts

Telescoping 6’ 11’ to 11’ 4”


Air Compressors, Air Tools &Hydraulic Tools

Selection Guide

Power Source/Type: Compressors are available in gas, diesel or electric power. Are there any environ-mental restrictions in the use of the gas or diesel? If an electric compressor is used, how far will it be from the power source? What is the amperage and volt-age of the power source? Do you prefer a portable or towable compressor?

Number of Tools: How many tools will be used with the same air compressor?

Hose Requirements: How far is the compressor lo-cated from the work? If you own your air tools, what size hose & what type of couplers are required?

Air Requirements: What are the (A) Volume - Cubic feet per minute (CFM) and (B) Pressure - pounds per square inch (PSI) requirements of the air tool? See chart.

Compressors

Air Compressors - Portable

9 CFM Electric9 CFM Gas


Bases

Base PlateScrew Jacks withBase PlatesScrew Jacks with Caster Socket30” Outriggers


Guard Rails

Bil-Jax 5’ Guard RailBil-Jax 7’ Guard RailGuard Rail Post


Tool CFM PSI Tool CFM PSIAngle Head GrinderBreaker Hammers: 60 lb. 90 lb.Chipping Hammers - 2”Impact Wrenches 1/2” 3/4” 1”NailersPaint GunsPaint Pots - 3 Gal.Pogo Stick Tampers

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Post DriversRock Drills 55 lb.Sand Blasters 35 lb. Pot 100 lb. Pot 300 lb. PotSandersSaws Cut-Off SlabScabblers - 5 hdStaplers




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Air Compressors - Towable(GrimmerSchmidt & Airman Models Available)

125 CFM - Gas175 CFM - Gas185 CFM - Diesel210 CFM - Diesel250 CFM - Diesel375 CFM - Diesel800 CFM - Diesel


Compressors (Con’t)

Air Compressor Accessories

3/8” x 50’ Hose3/4” x 50’ Hose1” x 50’ Reinforced Hose2” x 25’ Bull HoseOiler with 6’ Whip HoseDixon Air Hose Y AdaptorTire Inflator Fitting


Air ToolsAir Tampers

Ingersoll-Rand 4” Padfor Back Fill


Blow Pipes

4’ Blow Pipe for3/4” Air Hose


Chipping Hammers

APT 15 lb. classBush HeadChiselPoint

APT 30 lb. class Rivet BusterPoint


Earth Boring Machines

2” Hole Hog with 50’ Hose3” Hole Hog with 50’ Hose4” Hole Hog with 50’ Hose4” to 6” Expander


Impact Wrenches

Anvil 1/2”Anvil 3/4” Anvil 1”


Paving Breakers

APT 30 lb. ClassAPT 60 lb. ClassAPT 90 lb. ClassAsphalt CuttersChiselsMoil Points


Post Drivers

Rhino PD55 PneumaticPost DriverStanley Hydraulic Post DriverTee Post AdaptersChannel Post DriverTelespar Adapters


Rock Drills

APT 55 lb. Class2’ to 6’ Drill Steel1 3/8” to 2 1/2” Carbideand Steel Bits



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Sand Blasters

Schmidt 300 lb. Pot1” x 25’ Hose ExtensionDeadman ShutoffRespirator and Filter


Air Tools (Con’t)

Scabblers

5 Head - Finish5 Head - Rough


Scalers

Long Reach2” & 4” Chisel12” Scraper Blade


Selection Guide

Proper surface cleaning & preparation is a must! Below are some considerations so we can recommend the right equipment for the job.

The Job: Let us know what kind of work you need to do. How big is the area you are cleaning? What kind of surface are you working with? Are you working inside or outside?

Floor Maintenance: What type of floor are you working on? How big is the area you are working on?

Cleaning and FloorMaintenance Equipment

Cleaning Equipment

Pressure Washers

2400 psi Hot3000 psi Cold50’ Extension HoseChemical AttachmentFilter with Stand

Note: All rates are Plus Fuel


Vacuums

10 Gallon Wet-Dry Vacuum

Note: A complete line of vacuum attachments available


Yard Magnets

36” Yard Magnet


Sweepers

3 Wheel Sweeper 6’ & 8’ Width60” Attachment for Skid Steer


The Complete SourceSince 1953

Hydraulic Power Pack

Stanley Hydraulic Post Driver50’ Twin Line





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Edgers and Strippers

Silver Line 7” Floor EdgerPalmer or EDCO ElectricFloor Stripper


Floor Maintenance Equipment

Sanders

Clark 17” Floor MaintainerSilver-Line SL-8 Drum SanderSand Paper AdaptorPad Driver


Selection Guide

Concrete and masonry work involve many types of equip-ment. Tell us as much as you can about your job, so we can recommend the most efficient & productive equip-ment.

The Job: Let us know what kind of work you need to do. Does the job involve new construction, remodeling or de-molition? Are you working indoors or outdoors? Are you working with walls, footings, foundations or slabs? What is the size & thickness? How much concrete will you be handling? What kind of finish will be required? If demolt-ion is involved, what are you breaking up? What size is it? How old is it? Are you going to repour concrete? Are you working in a confined area?

Concrete & Masonry Equipment

Concrete Bucket

Camlever 1/2 YardConcrete Bucket


Concrete EquipmentForming & Pouring

Mixers

6 cu. ft. Gas Concrete Mixer9 cu. ft. Gas Concrete Mixer8 cu. ft. Gas Mortar Mixer12 cu. ft. Gas Mortar Mixer


Wheelbarrows & Rebar Benders - Cutters

6 cu. ft. Wheel Barrow5/8” to 3/4” Rebar Cutter/Bender


Concrete Buggies

Hauls 16 cu. ft. / 2500 lbs.


Vibrators

Oztec Concrete Vibrator(incl. motor, shaft, head)1” to 2 1/2” Heads5’ to 28’ Shafts


Bull Floats

45” Magnesium6’ Aluminum Handles


Finishing


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Grinders - Planers

Edco 2 Head Electric GrinderEdco 2 Head Gas GrinderStrip - Sert Setfor Glue RemovalDiamond - Sert Setfor Concrete Removal10” Diamond Head GrinderEdco 8” Concrete Planer


Jitterbugs

46” Tamper


Power Trowels

36” Power Trowel46” Power Trowel


Brick Saws

Target 14” Brick Saw14” Block/Brick BladeSaw Stand


Core Drilling

Target Hand Held Core Drill - Up to 6” Bit CapacityTarget Core Drilling Machine - Up to 8” Bit CapacityTarget Core Drilling Vacuum AssemblyCore Bit Adapter (1 1/4” - 7 to 5/8” - 11”)6” and 12” Bit Extensions1” to 8” Diamond Bits


Drilling and Sawing

Cut-Off Saws

12” & 14” Electric Saw14” Gas Saw12” & 14” Dry Cut Diamond Blades


Slab Saws

Soff Cut 310 - Green Concrete5” Blade - Cutting Depth 7/8” - 1 1/8”Soff Cut X-150 Green Concrete6” Blade - Cutting Depth 1” - 1 3/16”Soff Cut X-450 Green Concrete8” Blade - Cutting Depth 1” - 1 3/16”Target 8 HP. Saw14” Blade GuardTarget 13 HP. Self Propelled Saw14” Blade GuardTarget 35 HP. Self Propelled Saw18” Blade Guard12” to 18” Diamond Blade (cured)12” to 18” Diamond Blade (green)12” to 18” Diamond Blade (asphalt)


Tile Saws

Target 10” Tile Saw 18” CapacitySuper 10” Tile Saw 24” Capacity10” Continuous Rim Diamond Blade Stand


Concrete Blankets

6’ x 25’12’ x 25’





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Selection Guide

• Conduit Benders • Pipe Dies

• Cutters • Pipe Wrenches

• Fish Tapes • Power Pipe Vises

• Pipe Chain Vise Stands • Soil Pipe Cutters

Electrical, Mechanical & PlumbingContractor’s Equipment

Greenlee Cable Systems

GR6800 - Ultra Tugger Package 8K#GR34137 - 7/8 x 600’ Pulling RopeGR579 - Rope Clevis 8K#GR39903 - Swivel Connector 10K#GR39109 - Swivel 10K#GR8012 - 12” Hook Sheave 8K#GR8018 - 18” Hook Sheave 8K#GR8024 - 24” Hook Sheave 8K#GR30488 - 0.25 - .49 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30490 - 0.50 - 0.74 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30492 - 0.75 - 0.99 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30494 - 1.0 - 1.24 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30496 - 1.25 - 1.49 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30498 - 1.50 - 1.74 Pulling Grip 1.3K#GR30500 - 1.75 - 2.24 Pulling Grip 9.6K#GR30510 - 2.00 - 2.49 Pulling Grip 9.6K#GR30512 - 2.50 - 2.99 Pulling Grip 9.6K#GR30514 - 3.00 - 3.49 Pulling Grip 9.6K#GR30516 - 3.50 - 3.99 Pulling Grip 9.6K#GR629 - 5/8” Pulling Grip 6.5K#GR624S - 5/8” Pulling Grip 3.2K#GR624L - 5/8” Pulling Grip 3.2K#


Greenlee Fishing Systems

GR690 - 4” Power Fishing SystemGR618 - 5” PistonGR619 - 6” Piston


Greenlee Cable Systems

Greenlee Pipe/Conduit/PVC Benders & Accessories

GR1818 - Mechanical Bender 1/2 - 2”Ridgid, EMT, IMC

GR884 - Flip Top Hydraulic Bender 1 1/4 - 2”Ridgid, EMT, IMC


Greenlee Pipe/Conduit/PVC Benders & Accessories

GR854 - Electric Bender 1/2 - 2”Ridgid, EMT, IMC

GR1700 - Shoe Group Coated 1/2 - 2” Ridgid

GR881CT - Hydraulic Bender

GR1813 - Bending Table for 881 Bender

GR847 - Electric PVC Heater 1/2 - 6” 230V



GR857 - Roller Support for PVC Heaters

GR859-4 - PVC Plug Set for PVC Heaters


Greenlee Cable Tools

GR1990 - Dieless Crimper1000MCM

GR802 - Hydraulic Cable Bender1000MCM

GR750 - Hydraulic Cable Cutter1000MCM



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Greenlee Knockout Sets

GR7906SB - 1/2 - 2” Hydraulic Knockout Set

GR7310 - 1/2 - 4” Hydraulic Knockout Set


Greenlee Electrical Testing Equipment

GR5778 Megohmeter 1000VDC


Pipe Stands/Reel Jacks

683 - Greenlee Screw Type Reel Jacks22” - 54”

684 - Greenlee Spindle for 683Reel Jacks - 73”

ST872 - Sumner Pipe Jack with Roller Head - 24” - 47”


Ridgid Pipe Threading Equipment

00R - Ratchet Handle

12R - Ratchet Handle

450+ - Chain Tripod Pipe Vise


300 - Power Threading Machine 1/2 - 2” Capacity


Ridgid Pipe Threading Equipment



700 - Power Drive Threader




1822/1 - Power Threading Machine1/8 - 2” Capacity


Dies, Wrenches, Cutters

1/8” to 2” NPT Pipe Dies

1/2” to 2” NPT Die Head Set for 12R

24” to 48” Pipe Wrenches

1/2” to 2” Pipe Cutters

6” Soil Pipe Cutter





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Selection Guide

If you’re digging, moving, loading or compacting, the an-swers to the questions below will help us recommend the most efficient & productive equipment for you.

Excavation: What kind of work do you need to do? What is the size of the excavation? What is the depth, length, width & yardage? What kind of materials are you working with? Is it dirt, clay, sand, gravel, rocky soil, demolished asphalt, concrete, construction or demolition debris? Is there a size or weight restriction on any of the machinery that you will be using? What is the importance of com-pactness and maneuverability? Do you need a tracked or rubber tired machine? Do you need to load material into a truck?

Compaction: What are you compacting? Is it dirt, clay, sand, gravel, or asphalt? Is the soil wet or dry? Is it rocky? What size is the area to be compacted? Are you working in a trench, near a foundation or in an open area? What percent compaction (Proctor) is required? How many lifts (layers) of material need to be compacted?

Excavation & Compaction Equipment

Excavation

Post Hole Diggers

Ground Hog 2-Man Digger

4” to 12” Auger Sizes Available

12”, 24”, 36” Extensions



Backhoes

Caterpillar 416C Diesel14’ 4” Digging Depth

Extend-a-Hoe Model Available18’ 2” Digging Depth

Breaker AttachmentBuckets: 12”, 18”, 24”, 36”


Grading Tractors

Case 570 XLTwith Gannon Blade

________ ________ ________ ________ Minimum Day Week 4-WeekSkid Steer Loaders(Thomas & Bobcat Models Available)

1/8 Yard Diesel - 36” Wide1/3 Yard Diesel - 60” Wide1/8 Yd, 1/3 Yd, Dirt Buckets1/8 Yd, 1/3 Yd, Tooth Buckets60” Sweeper AttachmentsAuger Attachments6”, 9”, 12”, 18”, 24” Augers24” Auger ExtensionsHydraulic BreakersDemolition Hammer PointsBackhoe Attachment for Bobcat & Thomas Models12”, 16”, 24” Backhoe Buckets1,200 lb. Capacity ForksHydraulic Coupler Adapter


Mini Excavators

2900 lbs. Mini Excavators6’ 3” Digging Depth

4600 lbs. Mini Excavators7’ 5” Digging Depth

12”, 16”, 18”, Buckets


Compact Loader Backhoe

Loader, Backhoe8’ 4” Digging Depth12” & 16” BucketsGas or Diesel



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Trenchers

Ditch Witch 11 HP Walk Behind 4” x 24” TrenchDitch Witch 18 HP Walk Behind 4” x 36” TrenchDitch Witch 35/40 HP Ride OnDitch Witch 45 HP Ride OnDitch Witch 50 HP Ride On

Note: All rates are based on 6” - 8” cut. Call for quota-tions on 10” - 12” cut. Setup charge for special cuts and conditions.


Excavation (Con’t)

Line Locators

Subsite Line LocatorSubsite Induction Clamp


Tampers

Tamper 11” x 13” ShoeTamper 4” x 13” Shoe(2 & 4 Stroke Models Available)


Compaction

Plates

Compactor 13” x 21” - asphaltCompactor 21” x 19” with water kit for asphaltCompactor 20” x 24” - dirtCompactor 20” x 30” - dirtReversible 15.75” x 24” - dirtReversible 20” x 28” - dirtReversible 24” x 30” - dirt


Rollers

Bomag BW35 Trench Roller 18.5” Overall width - cleated drum


Bomag BW60S Compaction Roller29.2” Overall width - Smooth Drum


Bomag BW75S Compaction Roller35” Overall width - Smooth Drum


Bomag BW75AD 35” Articulating Compaction Roller - Smooth Drum


Radio Controlled Trench Roller

24” & 33” Drums


Bomag BW90AD 39” Ride-On

Articulating Compaction Roller - Smooth Drum





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Rollers

Stone 3100 Wolf PacRide-On Smooth Drum Roller35.4” Drum

Stone 4100 Wolf Pac40” Drum


Compaction (Con’t)

Stone Rhino Sheeps Foot 54” Ride-On Roller


Selection Guide

We can help you match the generator with the equipment being powered. Below are helpful charts and information needed for you to select the correct generator for your job.

Electrical Requirements: What devices are you powering from your generator? What are the electrical require-ments, voltage, amperage, (Running versus startup - see chart below) & phase? How much cord or cable will be used?

Environmental Factors: The actual output of a generator is effected by altitude & temperature. Please call us to be sure you receive the right unit for your job.

Generators & Lighting Equipment

Motor Starting WattageMotorH.P.

UniversalMotors

CapacitorMotors

Split PhaseMotors

1/2.................500..................1050.................17001/3.................600..................1350.................19501/2.................750..................1800.................26003/4...............1000..................26001..................1250..................30001 1/2......................................42002............................................51003............................................68005............................................9800

Motor Running Wattage

Cement Mixers

Concrete Vibrators

Compressors, Electric

Drain Cleaners, Electric

1/4 hp.................................7821/3 hp.................................8281/2 hp..............................1,127

Pipe Threaders

Polishers, Car

Small.......................1,500Large.......................1,725

SandersBelt..........................1,001Disc.........................1,725Orbital........................368

SawsBrick - 220V............... 2,530Chain..........................1,495Circular - 7 1/2”...........1,265Chop...........................1,725Cutoff..........................1,725Jig..................................425Miter............................1,725Reciprocating.................747Table, 2 hp, 220V........2,530Tub/Tile.......................1,495

Polishers, Floor15”...........................1,16818”...........................1,725

Impact Wrenches1/2”.....................................5753/4”..................................1,150

Pumps, Electric3/4”.............................3801 1/2”..........................5752”.............................1,437

.....................793

Shears, Metal Cutting ........368

Steam Cleaner................1,195Vacuum Cleaner..............1,380Welder, Electric-220V ..11,250

Router, Portable...............1,403

Floor Edger - 7”, 2 hp..........1,725Floor Sander.........................2,070

Hammer, Rotary - 2”...............1,196Heater, Gas Fired.....................805Heater, Electric......................1,587

Grinder, Right Angle...............1,725Hammer, Demolition-65lb.......1,403

1/4”.....................................4023/8”.....................................5171/2”.....................................8053/4”..................................1,1501”.....................................1,200

1/2 hp..............................1,1271 hp.................................1,7251 1/2 hp...........................2,254

1 hp.................................1,0353 hp.................................2,012

Equipment Equipment WattsWatts

Generators

Portable(DeWalt & PowerGard Models Available)

4 KW Gas Generator

5 KW Gas Generator

6 KW Gas Generator

8.5 KW Gas Generator

10 KW Gas Generator



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TowableBaldor & PowerGard Models

15 KW Diesel Generator20 KW Diesel Generator40 KW Diesel Generator60 KW Diesel Generator64 KW Diesel Generator(Ask About Accessories)Power Distribution Box100’ Distribution Cord50’ Distribution Cord


Generators (Con’t)

Portable

Bulldog Quartz Light on Stand- 500 Watt Lights

Bulldog Quartz Light on Stand- 1000 Watt Lights


Towable

28’ Telescoping TowableDiesel Light Tower4000 Watt Lighting with 4 KW Generator



Lighting

Selection Guide

• Bolt Cutters • Levels • Torque Multiplier

Hand Tools, Instruments and Miscellaneous Equipment

Bolt Cutters

Bolt Cutters 24”, 36”


Torque Multipliers

Proto Torque Multiplier0 - 1200 Ft. lbs.


Traffic SafetyBarricades

Barricade with Flasher LightBarricade without Flasher Light


Cones

18” Traffic Cones28” Traffic Cones


Signs

Sign Stand with 3 FlagsConstruction Sign“Flagman Ahead”Construction Sign“Road Closed Ahead”Construction Sign“Stop and Slow Paddle”





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Surveying InstrumentsLasers

Visible Self Leveling LaserSelf Leveling Electronic LevelSewer Laser


Optical

Builders Transit


Selection GuideAdequate heating or cooling of a job site pays off in increased comfort & efficiency. Below you’ll find some helpful information to aid in your equipment selection.

Heating Areas: What is the cubic footage of the area to be heated? Is there adequate ventilation? Is the area closed in so that heat loss can be minimized? Do you require air circulation to speed any curing or drying? Is electric power available?

Personnel: Will people be working in the same location as the heaters? Will the heaters be attended or unat-tended?

Temperature: What is the desired inside temperature? Correct heater selection relies on calculation of tempera-ture rise. Temperature rise is calculated by subtracting average outside temperature or ambient temperature from the desired inside temperature. IMPORTANT: Because you are calculating temperature rise, your desired inside temperature will drop if outside temperature should dip below average.

B.T.U.’s: Heaters are rated in BTU’s (British Thermal Units). The objective is to replace heat at the same rate as it is lost. The following formula is used as a “rule-of-thumb” for selecting the proper heater.

Formula: BTU Heat Loss = Cu. ft. of area x 0.133 x Tem-perature Rise

Example: Building Size: 100 x 60 x 14 = 84,000 cu. ft. To calculate Temperature Rise: Outside Temperature = -2°Desired Temperature = 55°Temperature Rise = 57°

Calculation: 84,000 x 0.133 x 57 = 636,804 BTU Heat Required.

Air Calculation: Circulating air by use of a forced air heater or supplemental fan improves efficiency & stretch-es your heating dollar.

Heating & Ventilating Equipment

Infrared

12,000 BTU Heater24,000 BTU Heater


Heaters

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Kerosene

100,000 BTU Heater150,000 BTU Heater600,000 BTU Heater


Heaters (Con’t)

Propane

150,000 BTU Forced Air Heater375,000 BTU Forced Air Heater250,000 BTU Forced Air Heater


Propane Bottles

20 lb.40 lb.100 lb.33 lb. Fork Lift BottleBottle Manifold

Note: Bottle Rates Include Fuel


Ventilating Equipment

Air Movers

Air Mover 30” Diameter14,200 CFM - Box Fan


Man Hole Blowers

Manhole Blower Electric with 25’ HoseManhole Blower Gas with 25’ HoseCarpet Drying Attachment Available


Pedestal Fans

24” Fan


Venturi Fans

AM8 Air Mover


Selection Guide

Let us know about the material you’re handling. We have a tremendous selection of equipment, ranging from handtrucks to a 10,000 lb. forklift.

Material: What are you working with? What does it weigh? What are the physical dimensions? How far do you have to move the material? How high do you have to lift?

Work Area: Are you working inside or outside? What kind of surface are you working on? Slab floor, dirt or asphalt. Is it level? Are there any weight, size or environmental restrictions? Is the area confined? Are there any ob-stacles?

Material Handling Equipment

Warehouse

3000 lb. Fork Lift - 10’ Lift- Dual Fuel

5000 lb. Fork Lift - 15’ Lift- Dual Fuel


Forklifts




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Forklifts (Con’t)

Rough Terrain

6000 lb. Fork Lift - 21’ Lift- Straight Mast


Telescoping

Sky Trak 6036 - 6000 lb.Fork Lift - 36’ Lift 4 x 4Sky Trak 8042 - 8000 lb.Fork Lift - 42’ Lift 4 x 4Carelift 8044 - 8000 lb.Fork Lift - 44’ Lift 4 x 4Sky Trak 10054 - 10,000 lb. Fork Lift - 54’ Lift 4 x 4

Note: All Rates are Plus Fuel


Forklift Accessories

0.8 Yd. Utility Bucket1 1/4 Yd. Utility Bucket4” x 72” Fork Extensions5” x 72” Fork Extensions8’ Safety Work Platform12’ Truss Boom 2000 lb./ Cap.Lift-N-Tow Attachment


Lift Jockey

Lifts 1000 lbs.


Hoists/Come-A-Longs

1/2 Ton Chain Hoist1 Ton Chain Hoist1 1/2 Ton Chain Hoist2 Ton Chain Hoist3/4 Ton Cable Come-A-Long3 Ton Chain Come-A-Long6 Ton Chain Come-A-Long


Industrial Rollers

Hillman 30 Ton Roller Kit


Jacks

Pallet JackHigh Lift Pallet Jack5 Ton House Jack6 Ton Hydraulic Jack12 Ton Hydraulic Jack17.5 Ton Hydraulic Jack20 Ton Hydraulic Jack35 Ton Hydraulic Jack


Jacks - Automotive

1 1/2 to 2 Ton Floor JackTransmission Jacks for TrucksTowable Engine Hoist


Drywall & Material Lifts

Drywall Lift - 5’ to 8’Genie 24’ 650 lb. Lift CapacityFork Extensions10’ Elec Material Lift



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Porta Power Rams

10 Ton Ram10 Ton Power Pump with Hose


Roustabouts & Grasshopper Pipe Mover

Roustabout 2K# - 15’ Narrow BaseRoustabout 2K# - 15’Roustabout 2K# - 25’Tee Head Extension Bar-1K#Tee Head Extension Bar-1K#Grasshopper - 20’ Pipe-2K#


Glass Handling Suction Cups

8” Diameter - Lift Glass Weighing 125 lbs.


Lawn & Garden

Hand Lawn Tools

Hand Fence Post Driver3 Gallon Hand SprayerPropane Weed Burner


Lawn Roller

18” Diameter x 24” Hand Roller18” Diameter x 48” Towable Roller


Lawn & Garden (Con’t)

Lawn Aerators & Lawn Rakes

Bluebird 4 hp. 18” widthwith 3” Aerating DepthBluebird 5.5hp. 18” width with Bag & Tray


Sod Cutters

Ryan 5.5 hp.18” Cutting Width


Stump Grinders

Bluebird 13 hp.with 12” Cutting Depth


Wood Chippers

Vermeer 25hp. Gas Engine6” dia. Log Capacity





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Power Tools & Powder ActuatedSelection Guide

We’ll help you match the pwer tool to the job you have to do. If you are using an extension cord, it is important to have the correct size of cord. Inadequate extension cords can result in damage to the tool. See Charts below.

• Car Polishers/Disc Sanders • Chipping Hammers • Drills • Drywall Screw Guns • Extension Cords • Grinders • Impact Wrenches When an extension cord is used, it should always be a 3 wire cord to permit proper grounding of the tool. As the distance from the supply outlet increases, heavier gauge extensions are required. The use of extension cords of inadequate size wire causes a serious drop in voltage, loss of power and possible motor damage.

Drills

Dewalt 3/8” DrillDewalt 1/2” DrillDewalt 1/2” Cordless DrillDewalt 1/2” Right Angle DrillDewalt 3/4” Magnetic Drill PressAnnular Cutter Adapter


Electric Power Tools

Impacts

1/2” Impact Wrench3/4” Impact Wrench


Heat Guns

Heat Gun (650° to 900°)


Grinders/Polishers

4 1/2” Angle Grinder7” / 9” Wildcat Angle GrinderCar Polisher


Shears

14 Gauge Shear14 Gauge Nibbler18 Gauge Nibbler


Wire SizeAWG

MaximumAmps

Voltage drop @ Maximum Ampsfor Given Wire Lengths

Note: When selecting extension cord, voltage drop should not exceed five voltsfor the rated amps and length of cord required.

25’ 50’ 75’ 100’

468

10121416

70554030251813

0.871.081.251.501.982.272.65

1.742.172.513.003.974.555.22

2.603.253.874.505.956.827.84

3.484.355.036.007.959.10

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• Nibblers• Power Planes• Power Shears• Rotary Hammers• Rod Drivers• Sanders• Saws


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Electric Power Tools (Con’t)Woodworking

3” Belt Sander4” Orbital Sander


Saws

7 1/4” Circular SawJig Saw


Cut SawPorta Band Saw


Screw Guns

Screw Gun (TEKS & Drywall)


Rotary Hammers

1” SDS Rotary Hammer1 1/2” Spline Rotary HammerAccessories Include:7/8”, 1”, 2” ChiselsMoil Point3/16” to 1” SDS Bits3/8” to 2” Spline BitsSpline to SDS Adapter7”, 16” Spline Core Bit Adapter1 1/4” to 5” Rotary Hammer Core Bits


Demolition

20 lb. Demolition Hammer60 lb. Demolition HammerAccessories Include:1”, 2”, 3” ChiselMoil PointAsphalt Spade


Cords

12/3 x 50’ Extension Cord12/3 x 100’ Extension Cord10/3 x 50’ Extension Cord10/3 x 100’ Extension Cord


Extension Cords

Cord Accessories & Power Distribution Box

30 amp Pigtailwith Twist or Straight Lock Power Distribution Box100’ Distribution Cord50’ Distribution Cord


12” Compound Mitre Saw14” Chop Saw





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Powder ActuatedStud Guns

.22 Caliber - Single Shot

.27 Caliber - Strip Load


Selection Guide

Frank’s Supply has pumps for any application...

• Diaphragm Pumps • Submersible Pumps

• Hydrostatic Test Pumps • Trash Pumps

• Hose and Accessories

The Job: Let us know what & how much material you’re pumping. Pumps are available in gas, diesel or electric power. If an electric pump is used, how far will it be from the power source? What is the amperage and voltage of the power source?

Suction Lift: Vertical distance from the water to the pump should be as short as possible.

Total Head: Total vertical discharge capability of the pump. Capability decreases as head increases

Trash Pumps: Centrifugal. Designed to pump high vol-umes of clear water or water mixed with solids.

Mud Pumps: Diaphragm type. Pumps low volumes of high solid content & muddy or mucky water.

Submersible Pumps: Electric centrifugal clear water pumps that totally submerge for high efficiency & almost 100% removal of water from trenches, holes, footings, or other confined areas.

Priming: Some types of pumps are self-priming & can be left unattended. Others will suffer severe damage if allowed to run dry. Consult your Frank’s Supply represen-tative for details.

Pumps & Accessories

Pump Selection

Pump Performance - G.P.M.

Pumps

Hydrostatic Pumps

Hydrostatic Test Pump - 500 psi


Submersible Pumps

2” Electric Submersible Pump


Application Diaphragm Trash Submersible

Clean Water ...................Slimey Water .................Muddy Water .................Mucky Water ..................Silt Water .......................Abrasive Water ..............High Solid Content ........Slow Seepage Ditch Water ......................................................................Fast Seepage Ditch Water .........................................Septic Tank .....................Manholes .................................................

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Pumps (Con’t)Trash Pumps

2” Trash Pump3” Trash Pump4” Trash Pump


Diaphragm Pump

3” Diaphragm Pump


Pump AccessoriesGarden Hoses

3/4” x 50’ Hose


Discharge Hoses

2” x 50’ Hose3” x 50’ Hose4” x 50’ Hose


Suction Hoses

2” x 20’ Hose3” x 20’ Hose4” x 25’ Hose


Adapters

2 1/2” NST to 3/4” NPT2 1/2” NST to 1 1/2” NPT2 1/2” NST to 2” NPT2 1/2” NST to 1 1/2” IPT


Selection Guide

Safe hauling requires the proper matching of trailer, equipment & tow vehicle. Below are some questions to help in your selection.

Load: What are you hauling? How much does it weigh? What is the width, length, & height?

Tow Vehicle: What size truck will be pulling the load? Is it equipped with a hitch & ball? How far are you going with the load?

Note: Some rental equipment includes a trailer. Check the specific equipment listing in this catalog.

Trailers

Single Axle

Ditch Witch and Trail Max Models Available1540 lb.2200 lb.5500 lb. 12’ 6” Deck


Tandem Axle

Trail King 6000 lb. - 12’ DeckTrail Max 7000 lb. - 16’ DeckTrail King 8000 lb. - 14’ DeckTrail King 10,000 lb. - 16’ DeckTrail Max 12,000 lb. - 16’ & 20’ Decks


Trailer Accessories

2” ball with ball mount2 5/16” ball with ball mount2” trailer towing ball2 5/16” trailer towing ball2” Pintle/Ball ComboTrailer Light PigtailChains & Load BindersTie Down Straps





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Water TrailerWater Wagons

500 Gallon Water Wagon with 2” Pump2000 Gallon Single AxleWater Trucks - Non CDL



Welding Equipment

Selection Guide

From a spot repair to structural steel, Frank’s Supply has the welding equipment to get the job done.

• Plasma Cutter • Arc Welders • Oxy/Acetylene

The Metal: What are you welding? What kind of metal? How thick is it? Are you spot welding or beading?

The Welder: How many amps do you need? What duty rating? What size rod? How much cable do you need? (See Chart Below). Welders are available in gas, diesel or electric power. Are there any environmental restrictions in the use of gas or diesel? If an electric welder is used? How far will it be from the power source? What is the am-perage and voltage of the power source? Do you prefer a portable or towable welder?

Plasma Cutters

Air Plasma Cutter 3/8” Capacity(Separate Air Supply Required)


Portable

135 amp MIGWelder PackageMiller 180 amp Portable Gas WelderOxy-AcetyleneWelding OutfitExtra 50 ft. Welding Leads


Towable

Miller 250 amp Diesel Welder7.5 KW Single Phase10 KW Three PhaseMiller 400 amp Diesel Welder


Golf Carts

Gas Club Carwith Cargo Box


Vehicles

Utility Carts

Kawasaki Mule 3000with Large Cargo Box



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