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Til salgs: Scania R-serie - 2020 - Kranbil - 650 hk - 16,35 L | FINN.no
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V8Druid
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Stroppymonkey
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Made me look twice.
V8Druid
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FLT is knackered .... asked him a while ago what he wanted for the S150 Hyster and doesn't have the tail weight to put back on
V8Druid
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Government looks to simplify lifting rules
The government is planning to review the rules around the use of cranes and lifting machinery, believing them to be unnecessarily onerous.
www.theconstructionindex.co.uk
" The review of LOLER is part of a wider government drive to reduce regulatory burdens, including environmental protection laws that are deemed to have added cost and delays to house-building and infrastructure projects. As previously reported, it is planning to introduce an offsetting scheme for wildlife habitat destruction. "
this is the ''previously reported'' link ... basically a sell out on environmental impacts in large infrastructure projects
Government fleshes out plans to remove roadblocks
Selling indulgences to offset bat genocide and silencing troublemakers will be key planks of the forthcoming Infrastructure & Planning Bill.
www.theconstructionindex.co.uk
" Selling 'indulgences' to offset bat genocide and silencing troublemakers will be key planks of the forthcoming Infrastructure & Planning Bill. ...... Legislation is to be brought to parliament this year to reduce the opportunity for legal challenges and to introduce an offsetting scheme to ‘mitigate’ wildlife destruction. ........ A new Nature Restoration Fund will enable developers to offset their environmental damage. Newts, bats and other protected species will no longer force the bulldozers to stand idle. Instead they will hand over money to pay for some good environmental deed elsewhere "
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Government looks to simplify lifting rules
The government is planning to review the rules around the use of cranes and lifting machinery, believing them to be unnecessarily onerous.
" The review of LOLER is part of a wider government drive to reduce regulatory burdens, including environmental protection laws that are deemed to have added cost and delays to house-building and infrastructure projects. As previously reported, it is planning to introduce an offsetting scheme for wildlife habitat destruction. "
this is the ''previously reported'' link ... basically a sell out on environmental impacts in large infrastructure projects
Government fleshes out plans to remove roadblocks
Selling indulgences to offset bat genocide and silencing troublemakers will be key planks of the forthcoming Infrastructure & Planning Bill.
" Selling 'indulgences' to offset bat genocide and silencing troublemakers will be key planks of the forthcoming Infrastructure & Planning Bill. ...... Legislation is to be brought to parliament this year to reduce the opportunity for legal challenges and to introduce an offsetting scheme to ‘mitigate’ wildlife destruction. ........ A new Nature Restoration Fund will enable developers to offset their environmental damage. Newts, bats and other protected species will no longer force the bulldozers to stand idle. Instead they will hand over money to pay for some good environmental deed elsewhere "
Government looks to simplify lifting rules
The government is planning to review the rules around the use of cranes and lifting machinery, believing them to be unnecessarily onerous.
www.theconstructionindex.co.uk
missed this bit
" The review of business regulations is being overseen by the Regulatory Innovation Office, set up within the Department for Business & Trade (DBT) last October as a new bureaucracy to reduce bureaucracy – inviting comparison with Jim Hacker, the fictional minister of administrative affairs from the 1980s. "
Lancs Lad
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How much and where. TaInteresting wee beasty. Sensible price even if you wanted to put the little Fassi on something else .
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Stroppymonkey
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Newquay and £2K ish ? My link not work ?
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
rotation is on a slew ring, but doesn't appear to have a rotary coupling, so restricted by hoses .. nice little hiab and as said very cheap really -- bloody long trek to Cornwall though
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Stroppymonkey
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Right leg looks twisted. Nice having the legs on a single hydraulic set up.. easy for repositioning etc. Wonder why it was built? Arb work ?
Not sure it how much it would load and carry . Be easy to tip over I should have thought. Only an hour from me .
Lancs Lad
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Thanks
I'd say it's been built fir something specific. Post removal or similar if it was nearer I'd be going to look. Be well handy at the mill.
pettsy
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Cheap base unit for a forklift conversion and sell the crane on!
V8Druid
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closer to home I'd be going for a look .. got a fork mast'd go straight on that, that's set up for my Thwaites Alligator (which is hand start and needs work to be usable)
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