Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 3:25 pm
Matt, Thank you.
I will let you know when iam on the DRAGONS DEN as well.
I will let you know when iam on the DRAGONS DEN as well.
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:14 pm
I thought barraman was the 2nd guy on the left in the Den, the one with the jolly disposition
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 6:26 pm
Ah, the good old "Wallsall Weekly"lutonlagerlout wrote:the ones we use "walsall wheelbarrow company" are pretty flimsy at around £30
Last about a week before something breaks/falls off!
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 6:38 pm
Eazybarraman is back after a good long relaxing break over xmas. Happy new year to you all.
I have been studying all the comments and suggestions everyone has posted.
Also noticed a few people moaning about inferior/cheap equipment that doesnt last.
The reason the eazybarra isnt cheap is that it is a quality product and will last.
I have also taken on board the comments about "its another piece of kit to put in the van".
So what we are looking at is: having a detachable pan which would mean the Eazybarra could be used as a wheelbarrow too.
Whats the thoughts on that? anybody got any suggestions?
I have been studying all the comments and suggestions everyone has posted.
Also noticed a few people moaning about inferior/cheap equipment that doesnt last.
The reason the eazybarra isnt cheap is that it is a quality product and will last.
I have also taken on board the comments about "its another piece of kit to put in the van".
So what we are looking at is: having a detachable pan which would mean the Eazybarra could be used as a wheelbarrow too.
Whats the thoughts on that? anybody got any suggestions?
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:21 pm
Make sure the skip fixings are durable!
Blimey, got any jobs going? Nice Xmas break you've had there!! :p
Blimey, got any jobs going? Nice Xmas break you've had there!! :p
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:38 am
Thanks Dave,
We will be making the skip fixings durable.
The skips will be detachable and will be available to buy seperately.
Result= multipurpose EaZyBarra. No need to buy complete new barrow when skip done, just replace skip = cost savings to contractors.
We will be making the skip fixings durable.
The skips will be detachable and will be available to buy seperately.
Result= multipurpose EaZyBarra. No need to buy complete new barrow when skip done, just replace skip = cost savings to contractors.
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:40 pm
the fixing wood be best if they where welded to the underside of the skip
there is nothing worse than knocking up a mix in a barrow and hitting the bolts with the shovel
(part from mixing in the barrow)
andy
there is nothing worse than knocking up a mix in a barrow and hitting the bolts with the shovel
(part from mixing in the barrow)
andy
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 3:18 pm
Cheers Andy,
I appreciate your comments and will take on board.
Any other suggestions are welcome as we want to make the barra to suit contractors.
P.S. You are spot on, its a bxxxxrd when that happens.
I appreciate your comments and will take on board.
Any other suggestions are welcome as we want to make the barra to suit contractors.
P.S. You are spot on, its a bxxxxrd when that happens.
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 2:22 am
here's another EB man,make the inside of the barra 450 MM wide at the narrowest
all the usual suspects are a bit tighter than this and rather than get 6 bricks side by side you get 5 and a gap which doesn't work out for brick stacks
cheers LLL
Edited By lutonlagerlout on 1201227787
all the usual suspects are a bit tighter than this and rather than get 6 bricks side by side you get 5 and a gap which doesn't work out for brick stacks
cheers LLL
Edited By lutonlagerlout on 1201227787
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:45 am
Thanks LLL, I will take that on board.
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 2:34 pm
Hi Eazybarra
Other half is pestering me for one ready for a big paving job.
Any chance of the BC offer coming up soon?
???
Other half is pestering me for one ready for a big paving job.
Any chance of the BC offer coming up soon?
???
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:45 pm
Preferrential prices are available for bc members.
just send me an email if you are interested in buying and we can sort a deal for you.
Thanks
just send me an email if you are interested in buying and we can sort a deal for you.
Thanks
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 8:09 pm
Its getting to that time of the year when folk want there patio's done, so there is no better time to buy an EaZyBarra.
Thanks to the BC and james Q's testing results, some members have taken advantage of special rate and purchased an EaZyBarra.
Also just today The largest Groundwork contractor in The North East of England has purchased barra's for use on their housing sites.
So if any one else is wanting to save themselves time, money and effort just send me a e mail
Thanks to the BC and james Q's testing results, some members have taken advantage of special rate and purchased an EaZyBarra.
Also just today The largest Groundwork contractor in The North East of England has purchased barra's for use on their housing sites.
So if any one else is wanting to save themselves time, money and effort just send me a e mail
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 8:21 pm
Shameless whore :laugh:
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 8:56 pm
bloody good sales man tho and a nice bloke . even if hes scottish lol :p