Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 8:31 am
those top ones will be good for carrots :;):
looks well built haggi but would have preferred scaff board myself
LLL
looks well built haggi but would have preferred scaff board myself
LLL
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:02 am
Come the rain there will be a lot of lateral force against those boards, get the check cashed quick :;): :laugh:
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 9:00 am
Nice planer pics there Giles, thats a big investment for someone there!
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 10:24 am
Worked away from home Thusday & Friday last week over in Fareham, right next to the railway station, surfacing a new car park.
Spot the inebriated signwriter!
Anyway, some "nice sights" walking to and from the station at times, work had to stop to enjoy the view!
Had a great night out in the town on the Thursday night though, great lads from the other crew, don't get many chances to socialise so made pigs of ourselves, didn't feel like quite such a good idea the following morning, no time from breakfast, had dealt with 40ton of tar by 9am, shovelled 7 ton of it myself....wasn't good!
Spot the inebriated signwriter!
Anyway, some "nice sights" walking to and from the station at times, work had to stop to enjoy the view!
Had a great night out in the town on the Thursday night though, great lads from the other crew, don't get many chances to socialise so made pigs of ourselves, didn't feel like quite such a good idea the following morning, no time from breakfast, had dealt with 40ton of tar by 9am, shovelled 7 ton of it myself....wasn't good!
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:42 pm
catchup
did some fencing
unusual little job, splitting 50 lengths of bamboo to glad front desk and play centre. its tough stuff.
this boys got one hell of a pile of mot, hes digging out for a new cow shed and its all bed rock out near stoney midelton had a crusher and stacking elevator there.
local retail estate, guess its 5 years old not the best paving
did some fencing
unusual little job, splitting 50 lengths of bamboo to glad front desk and play centre. its tough stuff.
this boys got one hell of a pile of mot, hes digging out for a new cow shed and its all bed rock out near stoney midelton had a crusher and stacking elevator there.
local retail estate, guess its 5 years old not the best paving
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:48 pm
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 11:59 pm
fun tight country side job
tanked the garage
not our block work..
tanking membrane and 20 tons 20mm clean stone
littleun in training
put some paths in for the house owners to get to there beds and made some new beds
filled in our temporary ponds
dig out and stone up for builder
tanked the garage
not our block work..
tanking membrane and 20 tons 20mm clean stone
littleun in training
put some paths in for the house owners to get to there beds and made some new beds
filled in our temporary ponds
dig out and stone up for builder
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 12:01 am
who needs a 1 ton narrow access dumper when you can get a 6 ton in hehe
new disabled parking space, and bike rack and other works nhs medical centre
new disabled parking space, and bike rack and other works nhs medical centre
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 6:45 pm
you been busy giles
surprised to see an old red phone box
they are long gone around here
lot of tight access jobs, where did you run the aco to on the tarmac drive?
nice stuff
LLL
surprised to see an old red phone box
they are long gone around here
lot of tight access jobs, where did you run the aco to on the tarmac drive?
nice stuff
LLL
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 8:08 pm
Thet left them in all the rural hamlets rd our way, oldie worldy style
It's going into a little soak away behind the hedge, just one green crate
It's going into a little soak away behind the hedge, just one green crate
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 8:43 pm
its total bollocks really ,i bet its the only house in that street with a soakaway out front
is that big dumper yours?
i love getting on the big ones
LLL
is that big dumper yours?
i love getting on the big ones
LLL
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 10:27 pm
A 60m2 Teg drive we did a while ago. Loved the old Harvest Tegs, shame they dont tumble them anymore its not quite the same product 
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 11:46 pm
yep its our dumper, its only down the rd from the rugby pitch job where our 16 tonner excavator is so got the 30 tons stone dropped there and loaded them in and thought id have to barrow it in, but just mounded some spoil up rd the stump and then could tip the stone right where i needed saved a load of hassle.
its just across the rd form that other asphalt job we did, so that got a aco and drain. but all the other sloping drives got nothing, except sinking block paved drives haha.
you buy mot in 800kg bags? ouch. i had t get 4 tons asap for a job on the wagon yesterday £100 with the vat ouch when i can get 20 tons for £230 but next day, pains me to waste money grrr
its just across the rd form that other asphalt job we did, so that got a aco and drain. but all the other sloping drives got nothing, except sinking block paved drives haha.
you buy mot in 800kg bags? ouch. i had t get 4 tons asap for a job on the wagon yesterday £100 with the vat ouch when i can get 20 tons for £230 but next day, pains me to waste money grrr
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:47 pm
does this slate detailing have a name?
not bad for a hand cut with trust stihl saw
why when you put cones out go for lunch someones walked all over your new asphalt, line markers coming tomorrow.
a little path we had to do at no notice, to get building signed off
new m&s opened near me some nice features, love these gabian posts filled with 20mm single size ish
Edited By GB_Groundworks on 1303247474
not bad for a hand cut with trust stihl saw
why when you put cones out go for lunch someones walked all over your new asphalt, line markers coming tomorrow.
a little path we had to do at no notice, to get building signed off
new m&s opened near me some nice features, love these gabian posts filled with 20mm single size ish
Edited By GB_Groundworks on 1303247474
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 10:06 pm
Hey Giles on that domestic driveway you did looks fairly steep? Make sure the owners know to treat it gently for the first two summers....I've seen parked cars on steep driveways literally pull the surface course off in hot weather....and we are talking 10mm 50pen SMA