Furniss
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Lovely to be able to get on without the battle eh !
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27C here ATM and it's waaarmLovely to be able to get on without the battle eh !View attachment 61765
DefinitelyLovely to be able to get on without the battle eh !View attachment 61765
I’ve been painting my garden room over wwwkend for sparky 2nd fix no fun when it’s 30 degrees out,Today’s job… decorating inside the house….. on the hottest day of the year…. Wife has lost it!!!
and leave the missus outside in it ..... you ARE going to be poplar/pushing itView attachment 61767
Might have to shut cab n put aircon on !
Glad I was in France last week and not this weekView attachment 61767
Might have to shut cab n put aircon on !
Shes having a couple of weeks off duty to recover from artistic director at the slate joband leave the missus outside in it ..... you ARE going to be poplar/pushing it![]()
I think its a bit overexcited when it comes to the temp - truck says a few degrees cooler normally ...you will never hear me moan aboug the heat - if its dry for the job then im happyGlad I was in France last week and not this week![]()
I bet big Stihl cut around 3 sides and then push over with grab would at least give a controlled decent? Long as it got into the Nearside rebar that is ! They look meaty..I’ve been painting my garden room over wwwkend for sparky 2nd fix no fun when it’s 30 degrees out,
Other option for columns is concrete chainsaw and grab them down in 3 sections but 4 x 20mm rebar in them going to eat chains
Nice projectLovely old farm ....look at this little bread oven houseView attachment 61780View attachment 61778View attachment 61779
I would consider giving them two bites with your muncher. A good bite at top to get clearance from the truss. Then crack the bottom with a gentle bite. Then grip in the middle and slowly pull them over.I’ve been painting my garden room over wwwkend for sparky 2nd fix no fun when it’s 30 degrees out,
Other option for columns is concrete chainsaw and grab them down in 3 sections but 4 x 20mm rebar in them going to eat chains
Great idea we thought about something similar last year for the pan mixerPiddling about on a Saturday. Finally dry enough to tackle the parking spot. Trenched out for some sleepers last weekend, making ground up for turf today. Hired a Multidrum screener for £15. Fits on the Belle mixer. Really clever useful little bit of kit. Will keep up as fast as I can shovel.
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Have you got some more pics? Was thinking of converting an old belle 240 that’s in the scrap pile currently to one for when you just need 1/2 a ton screened etcPiddling about on a Saturday. Finally dry enough to tackle the parking spot. Trenched out for some sleepers last weekend, making ground up for turf today. Hired a Multidrum screener for £15. Fits on the Belle mixer. Really clever useful little bit of kit. Will keep up as fast as I can shovel.
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Have you got some more pics? Was thinking of converting an old belle 240 that’s in the scrap pile currently to one for when you just need 1/2 a ton screened etc
I tried to buy one of these. I did chat about it on here but despite searching I cant find the post. I actually spoke to the designer/ owner and he has packed up. He tried to sell the business but couldn’t. Shame as a brilliant bit of kit and I’d happily spunk £300 or so on one .
Definitely worth that.I tried to buy one of these. I did chat about it on here but despite searching I cant find the post. I actually spoke to the designer/ owner and he has packed up. He tried to sell the business but couldn’t. Shame as a brilliant bit of kit and I’d happily spunk £300 or so on one .
I’ve got some punch plates already curved came out brake factory going to