T whiting
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It's odd that you can't collect items from day 2&3 for a month
Gecko
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Maybe they haven't been stolen yet - you can't pick them up until after
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
or they'll be in the Bahamas, on the proceeds, 'til thenhaven't finished using 'em yet
CPS
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Pretty sure its a grave digger
Powerfab
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It's a walk behind cemetery excavator.
Here's the manufacturers webpage. https://www.grabbagger.de/produkte/grabbagger/robo-asl
Link to one in operation on YouTube
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hiluxman
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Within reason if anyone wants anything picking up from Warwick wards at blackerhill/barnsley then I could potentially help.
Lancs Lad
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Dead interesting that
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Smiffy
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Second hand steel framed sheds are worth nothing. Especially if they aren't dismantled.
I know a farming family that have bought or been donated loads of second hand sheds and they rarely manage to get the down with needing some kind of repair. And by the time transport and labour is taken into account I doubt they are ever winning. As it takes longer to reassemble than new components.
hiluxman
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Same as these with pre fab garages and 'the buyer to dismantle' sales....never happens and you usually end up flat packing them with a digger and sending them away in the grab/skip.
Quattromike
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Not to mention illegal to put up any structural steel that is not controlled by EN 1090 FPC.
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Smiffy
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I may be wrong but I was of the understanding "agricultural" buildings are exempt from just about any rules.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
BWW used to have a similar three wheeler Powerfab ... but with a long dipper, rather than extending ... tried using it from the tow path for a while but used to end up in the water too often so got stuck on a barge, supposedly purpose designed for it. We ended up with it in our yard for 18 months whilst they tried to decide how they wanted it modified, as the 'purpose design' wasn't fit for purpose ... eventually got shipped out, without touching it, up country.
some where I have paper pix of it
the three wheeler was a nightmare on my solid yard .... God knows what it must've been like on the tow path
Quattromike
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They are more relaxed but not exempt, I think most agricultural buildings are execution class 1 . General purpose buildings are execution class 2. Public buildings are execution class 3. The top is execution class 4 for power stations or nuclear stations.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Our local grave digger uses a 2.5 Taki, when he can get it in .... can think of plenty of grave yards round here that you could never get that thing into without it falling over or just too tight.
obviously good money in digging the right sort of hole
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
'til you have to get it down in two weeks ..... H&S'd be all over it/you
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
once took a pair down with a mate one Sunday in Caerdiff ... sectional conc. and posts ... was a long day ... created a 4+ car garage/workshop out of it all with a bit of Druid ingenuity and some extra steel for the roof.
dug the footings for his slab retaining walls with my little Manor walker .. him and two other mates on barrows, couldn't keep up and weren't taking it far .. on their knees by lunchtime
pass by it regularly on the Hereford road .. still looks good 25+ years on ... probably have some paper pix of it somewhere, going together .
I doo remember it absolutely lashed it down, the day I created the mono pitch roof trusses for it on the back of my Iveco flat bed, on site and had plenty of 'belts' off my big diesel welder in the process!!
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6feetdown
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Just had a coffin fit reading that
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