Get in touch, I can help, [email protected] The auger will be weighted so it drives forward intothe grain, so any old auger will not do. As far as I know, I am the only person left with in depth knowledge ofthis system.
Gascoigne were made by Boythorpe which weren't the best. Thatwill be at least 30 years old; I would need paying to take it down and put it in a skip where it belongs.
Our local council told me aout this in their Business Newsletter: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/improving-broadband-for-very-hard-to-reach-premises Might be of interest to some!
As some have said already, Thomas Higgins. All done on line, cheap and very effective. Last time I logged on a little note popped up to tell me they had recalimed about £45,000 so far for me! They even got a CCJ against Kirk environmental just before they went bust. I cannot praise them highly...
I haven't the patience to read all the way through this. I am a lot older than many, but I wonder if @Clive remembers when a milk float used to deliver off the A38 around Burton. He had a lot of bottle, but stopped after the second rear end collision.
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I remember when we started using cherry pickers. We though they would add cost. In fact, because you have everything with you in the basket, they make the job easier and quicker, as well as as safer, so there is no increased cost.
If a customer expects me to cut corners, I have a stock...
I don’t think a Rotorflush pump would deliver enough pressure for anything other than a very simple irrigator. A rotary one which winches itself along would need a progressive cavity type.
I think that if you are going to be doing this absolutely property, you must take account of the wash down chemicals you will be using. Some will be strong acids or alkalis. The good news is, I believe if you spread it regularly through, for example, a Briggs irrigator, and rotate spreading...
The EA approve them for digestate. Much stronger than you would think. They usually have a floating cover, as in the pic. My costs are out of date, so limited value.
I only supply roof-ready stores now, due to the impending legislation. I fear that those who have tried to economise by buying...
Why skimp? It wouldn’t be the first bingo fall over and kill the feed lorry driver filling it. Admittedly, the most widely known incident was failure of a leg on an old bin. But why even think of risking somebody else’s life for a few quid?
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