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Stroppymonkey
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Just found these photos. Can you guess what it was for? Messing about during Xmas break in 2018. Worked well as an experiment but we universally decided it was a bit of a H&S risk.
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Stroppymonkey
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It had potential for that ability....which we were keen to avoid.Flame thrower
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Monkeybusiness
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Hot tub heater of some sort?
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kato512
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Vacuum pump?
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muckyman
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We had similar for asbestos stripping big hoover basically
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Stroppymonkey
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Yes that’s the concept. High flow large hoover.
You got it . For cleaning out old plastic oil tanks of sludge /fuel/water. The twin drums were to try and keep the liquid away from the power source. 2 outlet pipes at different heights allowed us to partially separate the fuel from the water. .
Apart from feeling like it could catch fire at any moment, it worked well enough. After we decommissioned this we bought a one way drum vac to fit one of the barrels. When it was full we would lift up with forklift and drain into an IBC. Outlets used to clog easily.
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kato512
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Bucket on wheels
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