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James.Q
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Post: # 24085Post James.Q

sorry but 20 quid knackerd barra take top off hey presto flag/slab truck . the look on my grannys face as you teach her to suck eggs priceless LOL
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Post: # 24086Post eazybarra man

very witty indeed.:laugh:
Health & Safety ?????

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Post: # 24092Post lutonlagerlout

AndyR wrote:Lutonlagerlout,
I got mine direct from eazybarraman.
He is good to deal with and he delivered it to me.
and how far did he have to deliver it andy?
did he charge for delivery or was it free?
i just wonder if he covers my area?
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Post: # 24093Post James.Q

in the words of jim royele my ar se . very good idea but not for trade . domestic me thinks
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Post: # 24095Post James.Q

ive had an idea roundy thing with spokes .hub in the middle . think it could round and round . anybody any ideas what to do with it. ?
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Post: # 24105Post andpartington

Health & Safety ?????


what's the prob with a barrow with no skip on it and a few flags on its been done 4 years

i known the WPO's are bad but ...
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Post: # 24106Post eazybarra man

Theres not a problem using an old barrow if your not concerned about H&S, or if your not bothered about the weight in the "lift".
Can you carry 4 bags of cement on an old barrow and the lift is under 20kgs?????
Can you put up to 250kgs on an old barrow and just push it along with no effort????
How long does an old barrow last when used in this way??? not long!!!!!
How many times in a day does an old barrow topple when loading/unloading???
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Post: # 24107Post andpartington

fair enough on the h/s
but i i wouldn't wont 130 quids worth of barrow on site just to get beaten up.
have u had one in the field (or site)
and how long did it last with normal work in other words being abused for 6 hours day 5 1/2 days a week in the peeing rain ect ?

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Post: # 24108Post eazybarra man

Andy £130 is the retail price.
We have sold 30+ so far.
The first barra has been on various sites and used by all types and has withstood all sorts of abuse. They are a sturdy piece of kit. The base plate is 6mm steel plate and the frame is 4mm thick tube. We could have made them with thinner steel but they wouldnt last a rattle, hence the price. If you want To see one in the flesh just let me know. I will also give you names of contractors who already have them, or maybe i should give them the details of this site and they can post their thoughts.
Never had one quality issue or complaint since launching product 6 months ago
Thanks for your comments and thoughts.

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Post: # 24109Post andpartington

how heavy is the eazybarra
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Post: # 24110Post eazybarra man

they weigh 15kilos

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Post: # 24111Post James.Q

i know mick has been taken seems a bit like selling snow to the eskimos. but if you have any testmonials or pictures of it in action could be handy . has andyr done much work with it?
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Post: # 24113Post eazybarra man

As far as I know he uses it all the time.
I have heard all the jokes / mick taking all before and its easy for people to criticise, but its like everything else, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Its only when people use it that they see the benefits.
I can send you details of users and testimonials.

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Post: # 24125Post lutonlagerlout

the bottom line is that builders are a sceptical bunch,and untill they hear from another builder that summat is good they dont believe it
i dont think the wheel has been reinvented here james and anything that saves backs is good
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Post: # 24139Post James.Q

Just out of curiosity, Andyr, what kind of works do you do? Private/site work? flag layer? brickie?
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