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A fiberglass figure of a construction worker, called 'Mac' by its owner, MacAllister Machinery, stands at the company's Yorktown rental store beside I-69. MacAllister describes it as a 50-foot-tall fiberglass construction worker that greets passers-by on the interstate and calls it a Delaware County icon.
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Site-level location · 40.2212° N, 85.5611° W
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Roadside figure at the MacAllister Machinery / MacAllister Rentals store, 3500 N Lee Pit Rd, Yorktown, beside I-69. Viewable from the highway exit and the store frontage.
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Stands outside an operating equipment-rental business; visible from the I-69 exit and public road. No admission. Business hours and any closer access are the operator's.
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