Slab vaccum lifter
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Not great on heavily riven stuff but brilliant on large stone and concrete flags bloody pricey though if it's just for one job I'd hire it. If you do buy one be careful not to damage the rubber sole they cost a fortune to replace. A cheaper option is to use the kerblifter they lift large flags really well.
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i possibly have a probst one for sale, PM me with fone number and ill give you a call MSH
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I brought one in the end, and al-vac, which i use with the digger
Hired a probst one from hss rip off. It was like the one above, the only thing we discovered, is that we had to wet the slab first to get it to work, but it was a great piece of kit.
Hired a probst one from hss rip off. It was like the one above, the only thing we discovered, is that we had to wet the slab first to get it to work, but it was a great piece of kit.
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I thought no dot-dash for scrap nowadays?
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You could use the Kerb lifter gear which have quite a fine end lip which creates a 6mm joint, but it should be easy enough to nudge over the flags once they are on the bed and create the specified joint width.
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The operative isn't complying in that picture - no gloves or eye protection.
Very sloppy.
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Very sloppy.
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