Grundomat driven piles

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GB_Groundworks
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Post: # 76921Post GB_Groundworks

anyone got one or know about them, we've got bad ground at this joba nd engineer recommending for a cost based approach to pile with 150mm piles,

can get a 130mm grundomat for £2k on ebay and then got a compressor, got mobile 12 kva welder so thinking of adding this to our tool shed although we might mass pour concrete instead, but be nice to offer this.
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Post: # 76938Post GB_Groundworks

no? no one? erm.... further investigation required, seem to be cheap when you take into account muck away etc, then just a ground beam ontop of them
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Post: # 76943Post msh paving

To pile with a 130 you would probilly need 2 compressors,the tube has to be a couple or three mm bigger than the mole to allow sand to be put down tube so you can reverse it out,1 man wont lift a 130 mole, i own a 110 and that is a very heavy 6ft long,give TTUK a ring in bedford and as there advise on it they the uk mole center for grundomat,good bunch of guys
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Post: # 76948Post GB_Groundworks

130mm mole goes in 150mm pointed pile, with dry mix etc then 1metre sections welded on as you go, looks like a good system we'll see what the grounds like today

Needs 3.2m3 of air/minute
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Post: # 76963Post Injured

Used to use one years ago noisy messy horrible job not something i would like to do again and the one i used weighed 157kg and we had to lift it on and off the wagon twice aday and then stand it up in a starter stood in a narrow trench all done by hand. :(
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Post: # 77775Post haggistini

Seen this today looks like a dumper sheet piler???

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Post: # 77778Post dig dug dan

I have seen this too, its used for post and rail fencing on the motorways
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