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Giles

Giles

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I was smoothing out this liquid slop today, walker walked straight up and tried to come over it while I’m there in machine as it got calf deep he backed out, literally had to go 30 yds up to follow track when out for a walk why try cut across.

10 mins later woman jogger tried as well had to barrier it off
 

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Smiffy

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I was smoothing out this liquid slop today, walker walked straight up and tried to come over it while I’m there in machine as it got calf deep he backed out, literally had to go 30 yds up to follow track when out for a walk why try cut across.

10 mins later woman jogger tried as well had to barrier it off
They will only ignore the barriers
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Big outfit near me got dipped, but I don’t know of any outcome, he doesn’t give a crap and will just pay whatever fine and most likely carry on!
confiscation'd wipe any smug grin off the tw*t's face (y):sneaky:
 
Bri963

Bri963

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Monday hose fitter van sank to axles, had to pull it all out. Bin the 60 ton off and start again properly today, ram done drains in, terram 1000, put another 80 tons in but wacked it straight away with big wacker. 20 ton gravel
Coming in morning so that’ll test it but wacker was bouncing like when on concrete so has gone it well.

Shouldn’t have stoned up in rain and melt and only relied on tracking it in, did know that but was trying to get ahead and infact cost me 2 days instead. Will stack first 60 ton up see if it dries out for summer project
It’ll dry if you leave it to stand.
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Exactly this too much fines needed a screen as well.

@GazCro was a riddled pile of walling stone size pieces then broken up big pieces no s**t in it.
If what you've been wacking is what you've crushed on site its not just fines in it imo will be better for being wacked while dry ish
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Giles

Giles

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If what you've been wacking is what you've crushed on site its not just fines in it imo will be better for being wacked while dry ish View attachment 42450
Well it is, just crushed stone,

Here’s the pile you can see it’s just clean stone and fines, when it’s dry it’s white ish, when wet it’s brown / red same as all the big uns that came out that we crushed.

Now im sure you only crush the hardest bestest granite that’s better than all the local quarries combined but this is Derbyshire gritstone and it’s made a lot of fines that go gluey when wet.
 

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Giles

Giles

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32 ton on it not bad
 

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Bri963

Bri963

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Now im sure you only crush the hardest bestest granite that’s better than all the local quarries combined but this is Derbyshire gritstone and it’s made a lot of fines that go gluey when wet.
Round here there are pockets of limestone that has a type of soft sandstone passing through it in layers. Sounds like your material is similar. There’s a fine line between just right and too much moisture, and the more you wack or roll it the worse the surface is. Needs good judgement to know when to stop compacting. Do you use that stuff on engineered fill?
 
Giles

Giles

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Round here there are pockets of limestone that has a type of soft sandstone passing through it in layers. Sounds like your material is similar. There’s a fine line between just right and too much moisture, and the more you wack or roll it the worse the surface is. Needs good judgement to know when to stop compacting. Do you use that stuff on engineered fill?
Only using it here as we had huge pile of as dug rock and rather than get rid we crushed it.

Normally just buy in lovely hard Derbyshire limestone from the 10 quarries nearby
 
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