Moving dumpy bags around?

[33bk]

if ur just moving them off the truck and up peoples drive ways i have cut the bottom of a supermakets cage off with the 4 casters wheels on the bottom just doesnt work if its a gravel drive !

[chrissishrimp]

How would you all terrain pump fair on relatively soft ground like soil and grass? I have seen a few on ebay that caught my eye.

Chris

[Michael C]

I would go with a small 12v hiab. 300kg per bag + hiab should get 5 or 6 on rather than 2 and it would be quicker and you could put over low walls etc.

 

I would agree. Something like this (sold) would be far more versatile.

Edited December 25, 2010 by Michael C
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[gensetsteve]

How would you all terrain pump fair on relatively soft ground like soil and grass? I have seen a few on ebay that caught my eye.

Chris

 

for moving 350 kg very well I would think just got to watch you dont slip and twist your back or if working on a slope watch it does not run you over. will try and get a pic. I have not used ours much as a week after I bought it a micro all terrain forklift came along.

[chrissishrimp]

for moving 350 kg very well I would think just got to watch you dont slip and twist your back or if working on a slope watch it does not run you over. will try and get a pic. I have not used ours much as a week after I bought it a micro all terrain forklift came along.

 

ok thanks, where did you pick up your all terrain pump from?

Chris

[Dave Martin]

a week after I bought it a micro all terrain forklift came along.

 

Have you got a pic of that Steve and what sort of money can you pick them up for?

[gensetsteve]

A bit scruffy and not working like this £1500 in good working order like it is now £3500

[robbo 110]

A bit scruffy and not working like this £1500 in good working order like it is now £3500

 

what make is that steve?? looks a very versatile bit of kit!!!!

[chrissishrimp]

I want one!!

[Dave Martin]

I want one!!

 

I want one thats working for £1500