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PostPosted: Mon Feb 06, 2012 11:04 pm 
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Incidently, anyone want my old mixer, it's yours for free!

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what type is it gadget? we have one of the modern belle ones but its not mega reliable.


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It's a belle, and has always been reliable, apart from having a new gear box a few years ago but that was caused by a friend of mine who'd been stopping and starting it when it was fully loaded.

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if i can find somewhere to store it ill take it off ya hands like. ill let u know. i live in south shields soo easy to get to yours.


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OK!

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put your old mixer to graft today mixing render for the walls on that flood job i told ya about mate. worked spot on.

cheers fella. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :huray: :huray: :huray: :huray:


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My pleasure mate, and I hope you get lots more out of it!.. :thumbleft:

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think i will do. as i said we had the more modern belle mixer. there noisier. they dont work properly. and the motor on ours cuts out regularly.

the older models are way better machines. and soo much quieter.


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the motors on the back under a cover behind the drum! im not planning anything major with it, just a bit of concrete-ing for some paths and mortar for a patio so as long as its up to that ill be happy!


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ps. where can i get an empty tonne bag from?


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tool station sell them for about £9 http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand+Tools//MultiUse+Bulk+Bag/d10/sd/p87127 hope this helps


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mole81 wrote:
ps. where can i get an empty tonne bag from?



When you order your first ton of sand or gravel from the merchants, you get a free bag.
Or nip down there and blag an empty one of them, or ask any builders working near you.

They call them 1 ton, but is actually about 850kg


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