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Post by quadbod on Jun 22, 2010 21:28:01 GMT
A couple of days work has filled up the biggest part of my yard....  How's this for a crusher? 47 years old.  The guy left the yard to go home... I would think he was a good couple of miles down the road before the flywheel stopped......  A different angle    Now..... I have people coming to view the property on Thursday.... I hope they have imagination ;D ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2010 21:42:06 GMT
What is it all going to be used for QBod?
Looks a great old machine, made to last eh?
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Post by quadbod on Jun 22, 2010 21:50:31 GMT
We're crushing it first then trying to sell it.
Failing that Jimmy, the crusher owner, will cart it back to his yard. Have a few people interested - I think the machine does a good job.
It's the third time I've had him in to do a load or two... I had been leaving this heap plus another smaller one until somebody wanted the stuff but needs must.
People seem put off by two large heaps of rubble..... I can't imagine why!!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2010 22:17:05 GMT
People seem put off by two large heaps of rubble..... I can't imagine why!! Actually I really can't see why - it is useful stuff. OH has just taken the damaged roughcasting off one outside wall and that will be used to fill 'hen bathing' holes in the drive. They don't seem to like the stones ;D so find new spots of course  |
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Post by genuinerisk on Jun 23, 2010 8:43:25 GMT
Qb - I have a rather large pile of concrete, from the floor of one of the old sheds. Probably one day's work with a crusher - what would you guess the rough daily charge might be ?
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Post by quadbod on Jun 23, 2010 22:35:48 GMT
He usually charges £4 per ton to come and crush it.... for a fairly large heap. Prices seem to vary wildly though. I hadn't been in a particular rush to clear this lot and originally thought I would leave it until somebody wanted it. Keep your eyes and ears open locally and see if you can get somebody to do yours as the 'second job' in the area - That way you may be better placed to get a deal. That's how I first met Jimmy  |
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Post by mal on Jun 26, 2010 18:18:24 GMT
GR S R Roberts in Bridgwater do concrete crushing, give them a ring see if you cn get in as a "back load" type thing
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Post by genuinerisk on Jun 27, 2010 9:41:47 GMT
Thanks guys - will probably leave it til late autumn/winter, as it's more one of those kind of jobs!!
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