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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #181 by d4c24a » Sun Aug 09, 2009 12:36 pm

Rolyd8k wrote:
Cat-Peter wrote:
Rolyd8k wrote:
catpeter wrote:Hi Roly,
Nice pic's as usuall!
Is the snow gone?
Here we got some white shit last night! :(

Peter

Hi Peter,yes snows gone,but now got rain,but it should,nt hold us up
for too long :)


Hi Roly,
That 463 I posted some pic's of awhile back.....with in 2 week's it will be out earning it's keep!
Just a small job,about 2 week's!
But it's the first scraper job in the Stockholm area for almost 30years, for what I know at least.
Going to take an day of and take some pic's ofcourse!
Maybe even some film.

Cheers, Peter

Peter,good luck with you new job hope it goes well,you will be showing a new way to
eartmoving,please put some pictures up :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up:


hi peter pictures and film would be great
cheers graham
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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #182 by Deas Plant » Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:52 pm

Hi, RolyD8K.
M8, THAT is one UNUSUAL crack. I would guess that it would take some substantial force, 'scientifically' applied, to get it back into position ready to weld. I may have missed something but I think I would setting the bowl on the ground and using an excavator to put a load in the bowl to give it some weight. My guess is that the cross-tube is now twisted and that the back end of the left draught arm is lower than the right. Some weight on the drawbar and some lift on the left draught arm, - - - - - - but am I teaching granny to suck eggs?

I like the idea of enlarging the crack sufficiently to get some plates inside then welding them to the edges of the opening and welding up from them. I think I'd still be putting some additional plating on the outside as well. I'd love to see some photos of the steps and finished result that your bloke comes up with. 'Edjyoomackayshunnal', you know.

Hope it all goes well, M8.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.


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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #183 by Rolyd8k » Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:29 pm

Deas,like you i thought load the bowl with dirt for starters,but no,Spud
came with his mobile workshop and with some welded plate,the help
from his crane and the hoist rams on the scraper with D8,he powered it back
into perfect shape :thumbs_up:, then welded inside and out, and of
course the hole where it all started from,they say he can picked a D8
up with his hi-ab,he,s saved us a lot of work not having to change the neck :thumbs_up:
sorry no pictures of the welding,these pictures came from my pusher drivers
mobile phone
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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #184 by John Gaunt » Sun Aug 23, 2009 7:13 pm

Great pictures, Roly. How on earth did he weld the inside of that tube, wasn't the crack near the middle ?


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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #185 by Rolyd8k » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:53 pm

John,the crack was near the outer right hand side,within easyish reach
to weld, i,m told spud welded a piece of steel under the draft arm in such
a way that when the box was powerd down the crack was twisted back
into shape, clever bloke and knows his job :thumbs_up:
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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #186 by Rolyd8k » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:32 pm

visited Milton Keynes job last week,scrapers are doing
the cut to fill for a new distribution centre,plenty of kit
on the job :thumbup:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rzwhz5P_Jl4


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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #187 by Rolyd8k » Sat Nov 06, 2010 4:59 pm

time i put some more scraper pictures up its been a while :wave: a new job
in staffordshire and mixing with the big boys :D




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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #188 by argie » Sat Nov 06, 2010 6:21 pm

Great photos Roly, thanks for keeping us updated :D
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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #189 by Joes1989 » Sat Nov 06, 2010 7:00 pm

Theres a Scraper on the side of the M1.....JCT 29A on the northbound side, only the one though which i thought was quite strange.....Dont they normally hang round in gangs? hah

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Re: 463H scrapers

Post #190 by jcb4cx » Sat Nov 06, 2010 7:23 pm

Joes1989 wrote:Theres a Scraper on the side of the M1.....JCT 29A on the northbound side, only the one though which i thought was quite strange.....Dont they normally hang round in gangs? hah



your thinking of ADT's they hang around in groups waiting to be loaded ,while scrapers get on with it ;) :mrgreen: :thumbup:
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