wow,, up before the sun.
impressive.
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wow,, up before the sun.
impressive.
In Emerald, motel room, noise....Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
We go through about 1200 wheelbarrows a year here (used to transport oil palm bunches, possibly 120 - 140 kg per load)
I have long been looking for a better barrow.
Just had the first shipment of a 100 barrows from a manufacturer in Melbourne, (part of my covert buy Australian program).
Given they used to make parts for Holden, i am hopeful, but cautious they have the capability to make wheelbarrows [bigrolf][bighmmm]
Brickies tend to get strong wheelbarrows that you wont find in a bunnings. When they get over filled with dry pressed bricks its a heavy load, and they dont get put in gently. Despite continual punishment they last for ages. Hardwood handles, losts of flat bar steel reinforcements, marine plywood under the steel bucket? Moss?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyG
More bad news for holden?
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Well I believe I’d be a little better positioned to know [emoji41]Quote:
Originally Posted by rammypluge
So whats happenning atm, i havent heard?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Oh, maybe some green energy going in?
Geez,thats a long way from home,doing Supermarket stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
No, commissioning a citrus degreening room.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Apparently this is one of the clients smaller ones, it's 40m x 20m x10m high!![emoji23]
Thread hijack.....[bighmmm]:bat:Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
Interesting stuff,did a few in Gladstone years ago.
Massive rooms,large Bitzer semis,some had evaporative condensers used as evaporaters,if that makes sense.