The 'Today's Job' thread

Furniss

Furniss

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Like I said in my experience treatment plants are o.k if they are looked after - and tricel although a solid thing need frequent emptying to work correctly if near capacity, there will be hundreds of them not emptied often enough and discharging sludge into the watercourse/ditch.
Compact filters are more popular around here but the regs are strapped to a slab and lean mix backfill.... as there is a virtually empty tank buried.
Can't beat a traditional tank and trenches if ground conditions and space allow.
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Like I said in my experience treatment plants are o.k if they are looked after - and tricel although a solid thing need frequent emptying to work correctly if near capacity, there will be hundreds of them not emptied often enough and discharging sludge into the watercourse/ditch.
Compact filters are more popular around here but the regs are strapped to a slab and lean mix backfill.... as there is a virtually empty tank buried.
Can't beat a traditional tank and trenches if ground conditions and space allow.
A lot of folk do think a treatment plant is so good they never need to be emptied whereas like you say its more often. The klargester bio disc looked after possibly are one of the best on discharge quality but suffer worse if not properly maintained than others without moving parts.
 
hiluxman

hiluxman

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Interesting one...lad on tyre van just changed this. Coach driver noticed it on his check before he set off across the dales 😳 was fine in the morning checks apparently.
Heat? Interior felt ok..
Joys of remoulds.

However I've no issue with remoulds on tipper work ect as you'll more than likely destroy a tye before it wares out. On a coach I'd expect a decent operator to run new.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Joys of remoulds.

However I've no issue with remoulds on tipper work ect as you'll more than likely destroy a tye before it wares out. On a coach I'd expect a decent operator to run new.
He said wasn't a remould 🤷 was my thoughts
 
Giles

Giles

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Only went in n Friday, no cars should have used it as site shut gate locked bit further down someone has managed to kerb it on 10m wide splay
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Only went in n Friday, no cars should have used it as site shut gate locked bit further down someone has managed to kerb it on 10m wide splay
presumably client has keys?
 
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Lynchy

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Turned up this morning, some one had move the barrier saying don't park crane access ....and parked, eventually get pontoon n digger un loaded,hoppers turned up later by now crane guys getting sick of contractors lack of planning,so knocked lift saying no safe access to top hopper,fair play to them, borrowing two from canal river trust tomorrow
 

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Left hooker

Left hooker

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Not to bad considered I was on me own today builder is now on tramadol as co codamol wasn't touching the pain Friday and is now waiting a hip replacement and was fine Thursday
His son was on site but had the long awaited roof trusses to off load and place safely on site today
So dug and level checked 70m of trenches and bunged in couple pipes on me own as well as let the lorry of ours in and out of the field due to the farmer that rents the 2 fields from house owners has now put bullocks in over weekend, gate and fencer Energizer way down bottom of field Loaded away 2 x 11.7t loads of subsoil and 3 loads of 32mm clean in

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Gunners

Gunners

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How many acre did you do in 4 hours? I think the going rate is something like £35 a acre for topping.. but my topper is 2.5 meters wide so obviously rattles through a lot more!
The going rate doesn't apply to Surrey small holders Dave. :cool: The smaller the job, the more expensive the price per acre. But you try finding someone to do it round here. Those that do cant fit in the gateway with the size of their kit!
 
doobin

doobin

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The going rate doesn't apply to Surrey small holders Dave. :cool: The smaller the job, the more expensive the price per acre. But you try finding someone to do it round here. Those that do cant fit in the gateway with the size of their kit!
Yup, you try buying five acres round here for the average price of 10k an acre!
 
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DaveDCB

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Yup, you try buying five acres round here for the average price of 10k an acre!
Don’t think I’ve seen 10k an acre for a while, nearly 20k up here
The going rate doesn't apply to Surrey small holders Dave. :cool: The smaller the job, the more expensive the price per acre. But you try finding someone to do it round here. Those that do cant fit in the gateway with the size of their kit!
thus why I was wondering how many acres got done for 200 👍🏼 Can soon make a gateway bigger 🤣
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
National trust project manager only comes up on Wednesdays and no he hasn’t got keys lol he’s more office based
well some ****er has ..... your volunteer wallers? liberating a few bits an' bobs, while no one's about?
 
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