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claremont

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Hi,
I am after some advise from the guys who use Ritmos please.
I have a G4 3 phase and have been doing site and domestic work for some time but my work now is mainly small developments, The sites always seem to be tight and hard to get the machine about so was wondering if anyone has changed from 3 phase to 110 or 240 and how they are getting on?
The G4 is so reliable but was just wondering if the small plug in electrics would do the work i am doing without having to lug heavy gene and machine about so much.
Especially when staff let you down!
Thanks.
 
Great if you have both. Power and speed if you can accomadate a G4, Ritmo for tight or awkward area's.
 
Thanks,
I have a monojet and G4 both bought from Stuart@ukplastering machines.
I wasn`t sure whether to sell both and buy ritmo L or keep one and get second hand ritmo m 110 or L 240 ?
I only really use them for mono work so not sure if the m is up to it?
 
claremont said:
Thanks,
I have a monojet and G4 both bought from Stuart@ukplastering machines.
I wasn`t sure whether to sell both and buy ritmo L or keep one and get second hand ritmo m 110 or L 240 ?
I only really use them for mono work so not sure if the m is up to it?
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On a good run the ritmo will do 100m2 of mono easy
Obviously the 3 phase is quicker and might save you a hour or so I reckon
Got to be worth selling one of those.
Keep one for the bigger jobs I reckon
 
Cheers Mike,
what machine do you have and is the 110 prone to tripping out?
I`m just trying to make life a bit easier with lugging stuff about.
 
claremont said:
Cheers Mike,
what machine do you have and is the 110 prone to tripping out?
I`m just trying to make life a bit easier with lugging stuff about.
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i've had both they both perform the same but was doing a lot of sound coat and the m didn't quite make it between a pair of semis so got the l
 
bobby said:
On a good run the ritmo will do 100m2 of mono easy
Obviously the 3 phase is quicker and might save you a hour or so I reckon
Got to be worth selling one of those.
Keep one for the bigger jobs I reckon
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you used your G4 yet ?
 
I've only used it on a small job so only sprayed for around a hour or so
I've got a big job coming up so will use it there spraying parex mono
I wouldnt say it's better
Just gets it on the wall quicker!!!
Been doing loads of k rend gp mortar jobs and spraying at around 8mm each coat and I find the ritmo is ideal really
Good to have the choice of 2 machines (y)
 
It is on big long runs but I find at 8mm it's messy!!
Im happy to plod along behind my guy spraying
Gp mortar pulls in quick also at 8mm on blocks so the ritmo is ideal
The think the G4 is a mono machine tbh
 
bobby said:
It is on big long runs but I find at 8mm it's messy!!
Im happy to plod along behind my guy spraying
Gp mortar pulls in quick also at 8mm on blocks so the ritmo is ideal
The think the G4 is a mono machine tbh
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you can slow it down with d4/2 i think ,faster is better ! ,but i do see your point ,your living the dream with both machines ,wish i was as well off as you !
 
keithuk said:
you can slow it down with d4/2 i think ,faster is better ! ,but i do see your point ,your living the dream with both machines ,wish i was as well off as you !
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you will never be well of in the mono game marra....................:whistle:
 
Bob starts with ,do you ,why ,i do ,i would not ,why would you ,they say ,we do ,your wrong ,any one used ? lol
 
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