Macerators

[just pumps]

No, not really.

I felt you were being harsh asking if he was qualified because as long as he understands the building regs on such a project what qualifications does he need.

 

[oph]

I felt you were being harsh asking if he was qualified because as long as he understands the building regs on such a project what qualifications does he need.

That's nice.

I've stripped those things down as an apprentice to change micro switches etc.

I've gagged at see them full to the brim and overflowing in the earlier part of my career which is why I steered the company and my own development towards a higher understanding and involvement in gas

Each to their own as they say but I'll guarantee the job doesn't actually need a crapmuncher

 

[AGAS]

I felt you were being harsh asking if he was qualified because as long as he understands the building regs on such a project what qualifications does he need.

if he was qualified and experienced he probably won't need a shyte muncher and advise not to install them IF POSSIBLE ????? and how deep they want to put their hand into their pocket

 

[just pumps]

That's nice.

I've stripped those things down as an apprentice to change micro switches etc.

I've gagged at see them full to the brim and overflowing in the earlier part of my career which is why I steered the company and my own development towards a higher understanding and involvement in gas

Each to their own as they say but I'll guarantee the job doesn't actually need a crapmuncher

Fair play for being able to do gas and I would agree that it most probably doesn't need the muncher to cover a few metres but to jump all over the guy was a bit OTT.
(that's all)

 

[Dan Robinson]

Shall we just call you Jiminy Cricket from now on?

 

[just pumps]

I`m sure that will get you a few "Likes" from your like minded friends later.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Quite possibly.

 

[Agile]

Reckon French vans break down more than a well installed and correctly used macerator.

A good French van rarely breaks down!

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[DP]

A good French van rarely breaks down!

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Oh yes? Near side headlamp does not look too healthy

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Renault 4 derived van, my Aunty had a Renault 4 about 35 years ago, 1978 'T' registration. Couple of rubber bands and a spring to power them, not a lot to break down I suppose.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Isn't that an oxymoron?

 

[dilalio]

A good French van rarely breaks down!

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But what about the bloke standing next to it?

 

[Stadan20]

5 pages on a fookin ****e churner ?

 

[AGAS]

from shyte muncher to agile van

 

[mattylad]

Each to their own as they say but I'll guarantee the job doesn't actually need a crapmuncher

Who's crapmuncher are you referring to?

There is no way of getting a soil pipe from the middle of my 1855 house to the nearest waste withgout digging up a lot of 6" thick stone floors and going through 22" walls.
So a ****muncher is the solution - and they are not as bad as you make out.