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Wait, wouldnt those rollers work on a beaver hydraulic pack?

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Post: # 75114Post lutonlagerlout

its very heavy dan,the head is made of brass
what would you use it for?
indents obviously?
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Post: # 75119Post Kuts

I'd be interested in that.
I do a lot of work in yards where they want a textured surface (so the big forklifts have grip) tamp finish is too rough.

LLL those rollers really are a god send. No pulling the concrete back, you just walk at a slow pace and it does the work.
I've got a 6m screed and I'm sure it vibrates the wrong way as its like pulling a horse and cart out of a bog:laugh: t

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Post: # 75121Post Mikey_C

lutonlagerlout wrote:its "very heavy" dan,the head is made of "brass"
what would you use it for?
scrap

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They will work on a beaver pack,but over a 6m tube is too much for them,the other thing is you still need to buy the hydraulic motor end,I have a compressed air one in the shed which is good but you need a single tool road compressor to run it,
There are various makes on the market but the BUNYAN is tried and tested the best. MSH :)
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Post: # 75130Post local patios and driveway

lutonlagerlout wrote:its very heavy dan,the head is made of brass
what would you use it for?
indents obviously?
LLL
Apart from it just being a nice thing to have (crazy but i love tools) i would just like to have a play with it, im running a small access path to rear workshop at my gaff in a few months time, it might make a good job of it

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Post: # 75155Post haggistini

Nice job mark those rollers look the bollox I had a shutter go this week !!!! Saved the pour with the digger and a load of type 1 thank feck!
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Today's pour starting to join it togher

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big bay next ,5 loads 44m long MSH :)
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Post: # 75252Post dig dug dan

just looking at the last picture, are you putting in crack control joints where the dpm sheets are, or are you cutting them in later. also, whats the cost of the concrete so far:0
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Post: # 75255Post msh paving

Hi Dan, we are saw cutting expansion joints after not decided on bay sizes yet as it has fibre board along both sides,
whole job cubes up at 180-190 cube ,c35 mix

5 loads today, first in at 8am last +load at 3.30,good day 3 more pours to finish

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big fan of them rollers mark did not have them in my day :D nice finish
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thats 1000m poured, 2 pours to go,thursday and monday

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Post: # 75334Post DNgroundworks

Hi Mark, what do you do with the top of the flexcell? do you not find that it gets in the way whilst pouring and finishing the concrete, like concrete covering the top of it etc?

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Post: # 75335Post DNgroundworks

Also are you using a proper fresno broom or just a yard brush, ive used both in the past and thought the yard brush technique was easier lol!

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Post: # 75346Post GB_Groundworks

definetly on smaller pours a good yard broom is easier, but on big spans you need the reach of the fresno

cracking job mark, those roller strikers sure make it easier :)

are you cutting your joints while its still green to make it easier?
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