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You'll be knackered after laying that lot!
I put 28 600x600 council slabs in the back of a Vauxhall Frontera once as they were "going in the skip" otherwise, nearly bent the car in half
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You'll be knackered after laying that lot!
I put 28 600x600 council slabs in the back of a Vauxhall Frontera once as they were "going in the skip" otherwise, nearly bent the car in half
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Good to see you too!
That's a decent hunka welder there - look forward to hearing how it performs
Yeah its a decent chunk of a welder, I'm pretty sure it'll do me fine, and bought it from the dealer 5 miles away so easy enough if there is any issues.
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Gets worse. I lifted cleaned and stacked em all Monday ready to go back down again.You'll be knackered after laying that lot!
I put 28 600x600 council slabs in the back of a Vauxhall Frontera once as they were "going in the skip" otherwise, nearly bent the car in half
Cement is rare as rocking horse poo and getting mot and sand turned into. Major exercise.
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Munkul
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I'm sure the colour code for Lorch is similar to Bosch Rexroth which is traffic orange, I believeOrange..? You've got me questioning my eyesight and colour perception now; Lorch is more red than orange isn't it? JASIC is orange, no?
I've always thought it was orange, maybe its just me
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It is actually purpleI'm sure the colour code for Lorch is similar to Bosch Rexroth which is traffic orange, I believe
I've always thought it was orange, maybe its just me
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I literally just googled rexroth purple! Not on the Hagglunds hydraulic systems we bought, lolIt is actually purple
We matched the radial piston motors colour with the steelwork and brackets etc, and I remember thinking, that colour looks like Lorch colour. Sad I know.
Anyway that grinder doesn't look white, it looks green
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I was meaning your Lorch is purple, It isn't really but I know how much you like purple so I thought I would say that to cheer you up.I literally just googled rexroth purple! Not on the hydraulic systems we bought, lol
We matched the radial piston motors colour with the steelwork and brackets etc, and I remember thinking, that colour looks like Lorch colour. Sad I know.
Anyway that grinder doesn't look white, it looks green
Green!! Green!! man you seriously need an eye test, it is most definitely not green it is in fact a genuine shade of clorty.
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I'm sure the colour code for Lorch is similar to Bosch Rexroth which is traffic orange, I believe
I've always thought it was orange, maybe its just me
Must be me... or the daylight up here... or my perception of orange...
Munkul
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Are you saying that Parweld stuff is actually a shade of orange?
Aye it all turns clorty eventually...
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I've got the same hose - really like it as it extends about 12-14ft but wraps up nice and neat. It's also survived being stood on several times...
Hood
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You should be in the circus if you can stand on your hose
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I can, and I amYou should be in the circus if you can stand on your hose
Lewis_RX8
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If you are using that for pulling away welding fumes which I assume you are , Would be great to know how you get on with it was looking into to get a similar setup
Hood
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I recently sold the Sealey one I used on the plasma, they work great or at least that one did, I would sometimes see the aluminium dross shoot out and that was it being pulled 3m through the ducting.If you are using that for pulling away welding fumes which I assume you are , Would be great to know how you get on with it was looking into to get a similar setup
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Good to hear , I used to just only do stick welding outside but now I have a welding table and mig setup I'm inside more and thinking I should get something set up instead of just relying on a draft with the 2 doors which works slowly.
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Reminds me I have to get one of those. Could you tell me what Brand it is ?
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EWM... white
R-Tech... blue
Oxford... green
Tec-Arc... another blue
Lorch... on the orange to red spectrum (a point for debate)
JASIC... very much orange
Parweld... violet (I say violet rather purple as it is technically correct on the colour wheel)
ESAB... utterly yellow
Sherman... yet another blue
Böhler/Selco... ditto
GYS... either white (silvery white?) or another yellow
Stealth... black as the ace of spades
Miller... yet another blue someone found on the RAL chart
Lincoln... ditto but red
