hi all,
thought it might be a good idea to start a new thread ,showing your on site pictures of where your working at the moment or recently worked , with your plant that your using ,
so lets see your piccies ,
i'll kick of ,this is a large speed we've done in charlton se7 london for royal borough of greenwich , materials supplied by tarmac-la farge of red 10mm sma ,
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Nice bit of hand lay there Steve, but chutes on the wagon and no barrows..? Fair play to the man on the rake, heaps of SMA like that does not make for an easy day
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happy new year all,
well after a 2 week xmas shut down ,we return to a very busy time ,many schemes starting in the borough , one of these is apprantley 36 no bus stop areas , all to be upgraded , from concrete to blacktop ,c/w and f/w ,heres a few pictures from 0ne yesterday plumstead road se 18
well after a 2 week xmas shut down ,we return to a very busy time ,many schemes starting in the borough , one of these is apprantley 36 no bus stop areas , all to be upgraded , from concrete to blacktop ,c/w and f/w ,heres a few pictures from 0ne yesterday plumstead road se 18
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Happy new year Steve, more great pic's
Good news that you have plenty of work on, are they all hand lay work?
Also, not that i have studied your photo's really closely
....but I see that the tractair and the roadpack seem to share the registration number
is that because you tow the roadpack behind the tractair?
Keep the piccys coming mate
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Good news that you have plenty of work on, are they all hand lay work?
Also, not that i have studied your photo's really closely
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Keep the piccys coming mate
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hi richard ,
you study well lol , but to help any others that are interested , the tractair is owned by the company ,but the pedestrain roller is hired , but the hamm roller above is owned by the company ,
in the picture work area you've studied lol ,the single drum was being used by the romain'uns for concrete and base ,we are doing the f/w work with the hamm , we only use the single drum when on small patch work or areas where we can't get the hamm in /on, i tow the both of them , ( not at once lol) but as i said it's been loaned to the romain'uns,
the c/w the council want left 100mm down ,and machined ,
be more piccies hopefully this week.
you study well lol , but to help any others that are interested , the tractair is owned by the company ,but the pedestrain roller is hired , but the hamm roller above is owned by the company ,
in the picture work area you've studied lol ,the single drum was being used by the romain'uns for concrete and base ,we are doing the f/w work with the hamm , we only use the single drum when on small patch work or areas where we can't get the hamm in /on, i tow the both of them , ( not at once lol) but as i said it's been loaned to the romain'uns,
the c/w the council want left 100mm down ,and machined ,
be more piccies hopefully this week.
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Something different we've been using today , HAM complete with grit box on the front, for adding sealing grit to fresh laid SMA
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And the Velodrome (cycle track) paver......
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One of the newer hydrostatic chipper machines, the hopper stays stationary, and does not make the usual clack-clack-clack
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Vogelle 1803-3i we've been using recently....
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