CPS
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Leave 20 liters of hypochlorite in an un-marked drum with abit of diesel spilled around the top to "smell" it.... you'll probably find the car broken down along the road somewhere tomorrow
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DaveDCB
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I see you kept the ‘groom master’ that for the weekend activities? ??Yesterday and todays job scrap 12 FLT’s plus these little jems
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not scrapped the tractors as one is a runner going to make a bid on them on Friday
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and even got this goinga three wheel drive diesel powered thing
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Vinpetrol
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What were they like Mogs? Did you get a chance to try the 275 out ?Yesterday and todays job scrap 12 FLT’s plus these little jems
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not scrapped the tractors as one is a runner going to make a bid on them on Friday
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and even got this going
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DaveDCB
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Grand designs, in Yorkshire. Put red lorry and northern monkeys together
hiluxman
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Haha.....Next one might be blueGrand designs, in Yorkshire. Put red lorry and northern monkeys together
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William127
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not scrapped the tractors as one is a runner going to make a bid on them on Friday
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Please don't let those go to the scrap! Love those shape little Internationals(at least thats what they look like to me B250/275? )
If you get them and want to move them know let me know a price
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Please don't let those go to the scrap! Love those shape little Internationals(at least thats what they look like to me B250/275? )
If you get them and want to move them know let me know a price
William127
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Someone on Facebook was after a diff for one of those small green forklift truckscan’t find the post now
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They are busy finishing the dual carridgeway..when we came it was maybe 50% dual carridgeway from Brest to Rennes, with some flyovers already in place but with no roads under them ...anyhow soon to be almost all dual.
And this thing is doing the rounds, planes the road - mixes it with cement and water and re lays it
And this thing is doing the rounds, planes the road - mixes it with cement and water and re lays it
Giles
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Sketchy job continues, I say sketchy we’re doing everything practical we can to get it done safely. I guess it could be a £250k job with cranes and new road in and boom lifts etc but reality getting it done safely but it’s a bum twitcher, keep making myself a bund to sit on with no available fill. Every stone and bucket of concrete that goes in feel a little better. Some dodgy rd football shape stones in the back stacked 3 high holding up 25ft of banking and a road above!
Passing every stone to the masons one at a time
Pics don’t do it justice but I’m sat on bund and can just reach ground where dumper tips and have a little bit of reach above current level but not much so about 5.5m to 6m think I’ve about 3m reach with grab on 3 ton
Passing every stone to the masons one at a time
Pics don’t do it justice but I’m sat on bund and can just reach ground where dumper tips and have a little bit of reach above current level but not much so about 5.5m to 6m think I’ve about 3m reach with grab on 3 ton
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Stroppymonkey
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Dmax finally back from bodyshop so could get this little job ticked off. Fassi hasn't been out of the shed for a while. The valve for the main boom is suddenly sticky when dropping boom. Ive lubed all linkages but feels like its the valve itself. Will disconnected the dual control next week to prove. I'd love to see an hour meter on this. Pump only runs when operating controls so although 18 years old I doubt its done 100 hours of actual operating.
groundworker
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Fk you Mr Clogg
Simon edwards
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Loading and moving tarmac on a long running contract and a bit of tidying up on the woods this week .Todays job,sat on my backside trying to let the flare up of an old ankle injury ease off enough to get back on it next week
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Stroppymonkey
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No pipe ?
Giles
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I'm
please delete this post if you have an accident on site.
The high most sketchy side in and all good, now breath lol
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6feetdown
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No personally don't think it will work. The carpark is grass grids water doesn't seem to permeate.
Heavily used contractor carpark.
The water does disappear at the bottom of the trench so hopefully I'm wrong
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