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Floating cover for slurry store
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<blockquote data-quote="MickMoor" data-source="post: 670782" data-attributes="member: 899"><p>Separators are highly saleable!</p><p></p><p>I have my doubts about the economy of secondhand tanks. If you are giving it away, the taker will make a saving of 20% at most over new! He will need to have it taken down carefully, all sheets <u>completely</u> cleaned of the old mastic, any damage repaired or the sheet replaced, buy new bolts, nuts and washers, (allow £35.00 per hundred) new anchor bolts and probably clamps, 2.5-3 tubes of Sikaflex mastic per sheet, (£see my wesbite) and find somebody qualified to certify that it has a design life of 20 years, to satisfy the EA. Concrete base costs, erection, any ancillaries that need replacing, pumps, jetter, stirrer, will all be the same as new. If it is new enough to easily meet the life requirement, it will have been built with Sikaflex, and you can take all th ebolts out and it won't fall down; it is easy to damage the glass coating unless you are practiced.</p><p>For these reasons, people think I am taking the p**s when I offer an apparently derisory amount for second hand tanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MickMoor, post: 670782, member: 899"] Separators are highly saleable! I have my doubts about the economy of secondhand tanks. If you are giving it away, the taker will make a saving of 20% at most over new! He will need to have it taken down carefully, all sheets [U]completely[/U] cleaned of the old mastic, any damage repaired or the sheet replaced, buy new bolts, nuts and washers, (allow £35.00 per hundred) new anchor bolts and probably clamps, 2.5-3 tubes of Sikaflex mastic per sheet, (£see my wesbite) and find somebody qualified to certify that it has a design life of 20 years, to satisfy the EA. Concrete base costs, erection, any ancillaries that need replacing, pumps, jetter, stirrer, will all be the same as new. If it is new enough to easily meet the life requirement, it will have been built with Sikaflex, and you can take all th ebolts out and it won't fall down; it is easy to damage the glass coating unless you are practiced. For these reasons, people think I am taking the p**s when I offer an apparently derisory amount for second hand tanks. [/QUOTE]
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