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Cal919

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Few bits from the week. Got first sections of footings poured. Had 2 dewatering holes to do for the pool contractors. First one no dramas second one head got caught in what we later found to be a old garden wall. Better to happen high up i suppose but still a pain. And made a start getting ground beams ready.
 

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Storrsy

Storrsy

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Few bits from the week. Got first sections of footings poured. Had 2 dewatering holes to do for the pool contractors. First one no dramas second one head got caught in what we later found to be a old garden wall. Better to happen high up i suppose but still a pain. And made a start getting ground beams ready.
Sheered the coupling off the auger!? You'd think they'd be made to take the force of an auger jamming surely?
 
V8Druid

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Few bits from the week. Got first sections of footings poured. Had 2 dewatering holes to do for the pool contractors. First one no dramas second one head got caught in what we later found to be a old garden wall. Better to happen high up i suppose but still a pain. And made a start getting ground beams ready.
that's a masterpiece of drain plumbing :giggle::giggle::unsure:
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how far down was the wall ? :unsure::oops:
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must've come to a blinding halt .. clean break that
 
V8Druid

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do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
if you bought them for a grand a piece ,theres a couple of quid in it
I daren't show these to Pam ....
you've got to have a go at those Dan, if they came at that sort of level, I'd wager a decent killing could be made (y):cool: .. although, TBH at that price I'd be hard pushed to pass them on - better than money in the bank :rolleyes: ... unless we have an apocalypse next week :oops:
 
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Cal919

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that's a masterpiece of drain plumbing :giggle::giggle::unsure:
View attachment 71258 how far down was the wall ? :unsure::oops:View attachment 71259
must've come to a blinding halt .. clean break that
Its only taking surface water off a little 2m2 flat roof so didnt need to be to pretty, just round to meet drain run.

The wall was probably 600/700 down. Must of been very old, those tall trees are practically on too of it.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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I daren't show these to Pam ....
you've got to have a go at those Dan, if they came at that sort of level, I'd wager a decent killing could be made (y):cool: .. although, TBH at that price I'd be hard pushed to pass them on - better than money in the bank :rolleyes: ... unless we have an apocalypse next week :oops:
He wants £4k for the pair (which is what they are worth really I think) - he’s a friend so I can’t really kick him too hard sadly! 😂
 
Giles

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He wants £4k for the pair (which is what they are worth really I think) - he’s a friend so I can’t really kick him too hard sadly! 😂

Yeah that’s about going local rate, my mates sells them into that there londinium and they pay silly money from the northern monkeys. If you’re mate gets desperate Percy Mycocks of the concrete lot will have them but I’d wager he’d offer 2-2.5 for both
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Cant be just me that doesn't like them can it ? We've got a few of them around that have come via work and I thought seeing as they were sought after and quite expensive I was missing something but they haven't grown on me 🤷‍♂️
I have a mate with a proper addiction for them.
 
Giles

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Cant be just me that doesn't like them can it ? We've got a few of them around that have come via work and I thought seeing as they were sought after and quite expensive I was missing something but they haven't grown on me 🤷‍♂️
I have a mate with a proper addiction for them.
Work well as a little pond in a garden
 

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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Cant be just me that doesn't like them can it ? We've got a few of them around that have come via work and I thought seeing as they were sought after and quite expensive I was missing something but they haven't grown on me 🤷‍♂️
I have a mate with a proper addiction for them.
No...they just a trough lol 😆😆

Londoners probably buying them as a fancy ice bath ...yep it's literally a thing folk buying posh water butts and sitting in them
 
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DaveDCB

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My mates got 2 x 15ft long stone trough's in his farmyard, never seen anything like it! about 2ft square.. don’t think he knows quite how rare they are that kind of size! Look like huge feed troughs
 
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