The story of the old Bull and the young bull springs to mind benjo.
death of the step
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The story of the old Bull and the young bull springs to mind benjo.
benjo0211
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Haha not our fault were faster is it, is there ewt you can win at for being slow I think not
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What stories that then
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What stories that then
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Jason-Gibbs
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Thats in a film... what one?!?
Aaaaggh! Its on the tip of my tongue, lol.
Aaaaggh! Its on the tip of my tongue, lol.
steve198622
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it's not animal farm is it?? lol
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Jason-Gibbs
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Ah ha!
Got it!
Colors.
Its a 1988 Action film about the LADP trying to deal with the growing Gang problems in the area, starring: Robert Duvall and Sean Penn.
Click here for the original quote.
Oh yeah, im a proper smart f.ucker sometimes.
Got it!
Colors.
Its a 1988 Action film about the LADP trying to deal with the growing Gang problems in the area, starring: Robert Duvall and Sean Penn.
Click here for the original quote.
Oh yeah, im a proper smart f.ucker sometimes.
benjo0211
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That's a bad saying I'm afraid hahaha
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scaffoldingsafetyservices
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Just a cheaper mark 1 version of the B-Safe fastguard . I am also wondering on the sleeve connection. make some longer videos that doesnt just show 1 piece of handrail.
Rigger
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better off with a good dinner..........tastes better last's longer :blink1:
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Working on an Advanced Guard Rail at the moment, T&F or any System, Fast-simple and Cheaper, Watch this space.
Garry Adams
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Any pre-views on your AGR Sytem ???
Any pre-views on your AGR Sytem ???
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Hi Garry
Will be asking a few members to take a look, will be in touch, Alastair too and a couple more. Need to arrange.
Will be asking a few members to take a look, will be in touch, Alastair too and a couple more. Need to arrange.
manniewinaename
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Its ashame that some talk drivel on somebodies post when that somebody is trying to develop a system that may benefit us all.
i will try and get more videos made to explain the complete workings once the party season is over. in the meantime i will try and answer your questions verbally
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not sure what you mean about the sleeves, it hangs from anywhere on the ledger, and fastens to the handrail. you can remove it from a fully boarded lift once your up there. i will post more videos at a later date to show complete workings. im camera shy, its not me.
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price not my department but i think between £30-£40, dont think they will be available till april/may.
the director on the firm i work for reckons the step has reduced productivity by upto 30%, and after seeing this in action thinks it will reduce that figure to nearer 10%
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the loose tube was an oversight. it still works when fastened. it was a video to get some feedback ,of which im grateful. it is not a sales/marketing promo. not sure about your concerns over "hanging kit", surely its no different to hemping.
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loose tube was an oversight, still works when fastened
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it is self supporting, it hooks on the ledger and fixes to the handrail which will always be in place on any tower you build. you will however still have to hemp over the handrail if your scarfs dont work out
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no, kent
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i now know i need to show a full working video, which i will get round to. its only intention was to get the idea out there and get some feedback. the link below shows how to remove it. it is my only other video at this moment. it works striking by simply doing everything in reverse, a video is needed, i know.
upfront AGS single off - YouTube
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could you elaborate on your above quote regarding "going back on yourself", im not sure what you mean, but would like to respond. also what is the issue with joints.
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you fit from the lift your on, and then remove it to use again from the lift you just built. you need 2 "upfronts" to do 20ft then 1 more for every 20ft after that on a long run. you simply join the handrails together. not shown on the video, but it is operational by 1 man. there are a series of holes in the outer tube which allows you raise the handrail gradually from either end. i have done it myself on a 40ft stretch with a 20ft return using only 4 "upfronts"
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the videos will come, bear with me, this is a 1 man operation. i do not have a budget for this thing
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not bad G, looks good
This is not a knock but what about sleeves?
all lifts will have to be boarded so you can take them off?
ps your faster than your mate and he's got a IW
ALL JOKING ASIDE PAL GOOD IDEA JUST NEEDS A FEW TWEAKS AND I'M SURE IT WILL SELL, GOOD LUCK
not sure what you mean about the sleeves, it hangs from anywhere on the ledger, and fastens to the handrail. you can remove it from a fully boarded lift once your up there. i will post more videos at a later date to show complete workings. im camera shy, its not me.
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price not my department but i think between £30-£40, dont think they will be available till april/may.
the director on the firm i work for reckons the step has reduced productivity by upto 30%, and after seeing this in action thinks it will reduce that figure to nearer 10%
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the loose tube was an oversight. it still works when fastened. it was a video to get some feedback ,of which im grateful. it is not a sales/marketing promo. not sure about your concerns over "hanging kit", surely its no different to hemping.
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[/COLOR]it did look good but the loose tube would be a problem.
i also beleive that you need to be in the NASC for it to get any real chance as SCAFFOLDING IS NOW A CLOSED SHOP,NO NASC NO SCAFFOLDING.
and i thought that closed shops were not allowed oh thats right tis only unions that are affected by that one
loose tube was an oversight, still works when fastened
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it is self supporting, it hooks on the ledger and fixes to the handrail which will always be in place on any tower you build. you will however still have to hemp over the handrail if your scarfs dont work out
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no, kent
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i now know i need to show a full working video, which i will get round to. its only intention was to get the idea out there and get some feedback. the link below shows how to remove it. it is my only other video at this moment. it works striking by simply doing everything in reverse, a video is needed, i know.
upfront AGS single off - YouTube
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could you elaborate on your above quote regarding "going back on yourself", im not sure what you mean, but would like to respond. also what is the issue with joints.
---------- Post added at 11:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:03 AM ----------
you fit from the lift your on, and then remove it to use again from the lift you just built. you need 2 "upfronts" to do 20ft then 1 more for every 20ft after that on a long run. you simply join the handrails together. not shown on the video, but it is operational by 1 man. there are a series of holes in the outer tube which allows you raise the handrail gradually from either end. i have done it myself on a 40ft stretch with a 20ft return using only 4 "upfronts"
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the videos will come, bear with me, this is a 1 man operation. i do not have a budget for this thing
bigfish
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Keep me posted mate:idea:
good luck with that, im sure there is room out there for more systems. anything but the step for me.
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upfront AGS single off - YouTube
yes that is a brickies tie holding it together, it will eventually have a "wire lock pin" on a "chain and ring" as a lockable safety pin.
Garry Adams
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g-scaff
Good replays to the inquiries---there are several competitors out there, however, as you have already identified there is always room for a Market share and on first impressions you are a serious contender and may I give it to you in terms of strong recommendation ever to continue and act as such---it's not the size of the Dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the Dog---I know that you have limited Budget and Resources, however, pull in all the favors that you are owed and produce a Concise Video and Post it for your Peer Group Members to scrutinize...
Garry...
Good replays to the inquiries---there are several competitors out there, however, as you have already identified there is always room for a Market share and on first impressions you are a serious contender and may I give it to you in terms of strong recommendation ever to continue and act as such---it's not the size of the Dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the Dog---I know that you have limited Budget and Resources, however, pull in all the favors that you are owed and produce a Concise Video and Post it for your Peer Group Members to scrutinize...
Garry...