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Hi I Have 120W solar panel im putting up soon in our caravan I have 3 motion detector cameras to run off of it. Though there will not be much motion detected where the caravan is going. I plan to have the cameras switch on when I am away and switched off when I am there I plan to stay in the...

Bricks/ stone and water is short round there

Thanks! I'll drop them a message and see if they can do it, though i think the track is a bit muddy for a wagon, though I will be at the site on Friday to video it

I see that you are in Oldham! Well this site is in Denton not far away! do you one anyone that can do the job? Thanks

The volume of 800 kg of ballast is approximately 0.44 to 0.5 cubic metres And I have 2 X 205L oil drums. 205L x2= 410 litres. which is less then 0.44 right? so it should of done!

WTF? And what if the driver refused to drive down there then what next?

I will take a video of it next time i am there and upload it for you to see So how much should a wagon load of crush cost me then?

So you are saying that the person/ muppit has calculated wrong?

Well I have not found any yet! Though I said that above. But this is indeed a one off job

It really ant as bad as you are thinking

permittion for what building a road or upgrading a road?

And all it show up are builders merchants like Travis Perkins and Jewsos and even B&Q Why 20 tone? how cheap? So you think a 30 tone load would do what I am after?

And do you know of any one? Manchester based that is?

are they not for cars? ie upto 3.5 tone and not 44 tone

Well i have now run out of ballast! I was told that an 800kg bag would do me 2X45 gallon/205 litres drums and it has only done 1 and 2/3rd of the drums. I am still 1/3 of a drum short!

I do not know what you mean by a fluff sound. But I was putting 10 shovels of bales in the barrow and two shovels sprinkeled over the top. Then I would turn over with the shovel till mixed. Then I would make a well in the middle and add about a pint and a half, then drag the outers into the...

To drop off a 45 foot trailer down there. quite wide and quite straight As there is gas pipes underneith there is no digging allowed! So are you saying 40 tones of hard core for a light spreading of hard core will cover a 100 yard run? So you are saying that crushed concrete is cheaper then...

What is the smallest lorry load they do? Where would you find one of those? They might get the lorry stuck as it is slippy People where saying type 2. I do not know the diffarance! what is the differance? Is crushed concrete not type one of differant? how much should it cost?

Greetings! I have about 100 yards of track that is a bit slippy (at the moment) for a wagon to drive over it. As I need a wagon in there soon, I want to lay down some kind of hard core on top of the surface that will stop the wagon and trailer slipping. BTW the ground is nearly level (so no...

I know some one that made the mix dry and relied on rain water I have done one drum the other day, came back after the heavey rain and there was no rain water sittig on the top so must of gone straight though