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and they hire ptf too mite hire one soon tools the lot
and they hire ptf too mite hire one soon tools the lot
carping said:just got off the phone to a guy from ptf nice bloke
£6.80+vat per bag of mp75
£45 to drop it off to me
£300+vat for a weeks hire
PTF ritmo with genny 3fase
and genny
induckshion £150 3 hours
plus a deposit
he said that 230v machines are illigal
and that a 110v machine is a load more to hire then 3fase
25bags think came to about £255+drop off i think
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nick0412 said:no. just most companies say u cant use it. but it is completly legal as long as u have an rcd. the main problem is getting to a 240 power source. but u can use a genny with rcd for 240
essexandy said:nick0412 said:no. just most companies say u cant use it. but it is completly legal as long as u have an rcd. the main problem is getting to a 240 power source. but u can use a genny with rcd for 240
So it's not actually illegal to use it but most companies wont let it be used on their sites, sort of adds up to the same thing if you're thinking of buying a 240v machine or even mixing drill though doesn't it.
southernmonkey said:To be honest we got a 240 ritmo and we're using it on site all the time with no probs or we just run it from a genny
and £6.80 for MP75 you can buy it for £5.75 a bag ...... Have youpulledyour pants down yet
240 ritmo isn't illegal think about it the ritmo runs on 240v the 3 phase runs on 415 volts the 110v will spray finish and mp75 but won't do renders and also the 110v draws more amps then the 240v so there's as much chance of that killing you as the 240 notthat either will of course as pft do build rather good machines
southernmonkey said:The G4 is 3 phase nick and we with the ritmo we either go straight into the mains or we use our genny