Giles
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is the clam shell on an extender arm on your duck?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
would've thought it'd need fairly constant stirring to keep it as a slurry, rather than the particulates dropping out and settling - once settled it'd take some re-agitating from only one location
Replaced one with Russ a while back
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
secondary dipper on the QH BTLs @Giles
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
It’s a 3cx dipper stuck on my tracked hitachi
As for a stirrer it has a propeller fitted to the side of the tank on an angle to get things moving but it’s the water that goes to the bottom with a lovely thick crust on top
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
It’s a 3cx dipper stuck on my tracked hitachi
As for a stirrer it has a propeller fitted to the side of the tank on an angle to get things moving but it’s the water that goes to the bottom with a lovely thick crust on top
doobin
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750 hour service/clean on the e27. Clean cab, replace a couple of work lights and grease nipples.
How fourteen months have flown.
How fourteen months have flown.
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Stroppymonkey
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Servicing in the summer AND the sunshine … that’s a weather job
Storrsy
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Bittersweet though. So much nicer servicing a machine out in the sunshine in natural light than coopers up indoors- I always think anywayServicing in the summer AND the sunshine … that’s a weather job
Storrsy
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If you were buying again now would you consider a short dipper?
doobin
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No, I never had any trouble with the long dipper on the older e27 and it’s not a stupidly long dipper like on the e19.
doobin
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I’ve been waiting for the rain but it just never came!Servicing in the summer AND the sunshine … that’s a weather job
hiluxman
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Digger at home today so dogs were extra interested.
TiltyShaun
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I am struggling with the description “clearing the silt”!!! Looks more like pi$$ and $hit!!
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
thought you'd recruited two new operators
probably be better than a lot of seat fillers
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Stroppymonkey
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Fitted this tank back on to the old peirs years ago. Ground has dropped away so tank out , new concrete pad and tank back in again. Very snug. Just enough room for trailer to get to it. One of the levers sticking …. Getting it looked at today.
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6feetdown
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Monkeybusiness
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Bet it was warm in there today!!!
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6feetdown
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No tbf actually worked definitely warmer outside. Everything was cut outside. Put air mover on a few times too to get change of air / dust
Giles
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My one with 150mm of pir in walls and 200mm in roof insulation is cooler than outside, aircon not fitted yet but especially in window less shed part it’s lovely little respite from the heat.
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doobin
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The insulated bit of my yard underneath the mezzanine is lovely and cool these days in comparison to outside.
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