Urgent Transport Panic!!!

Not SE London, but Guyott Machinery Services in Colchester may be able to help.

Ask for Paul Guyott and mention my name. He's an old school chum of mine and moved stuff for me earlier this year. He also has storage facilities if you're stuck.

Failing that, you could have an expensive call to Milbank Trucks

Peter

This link may help, worth a shot if stumped !

Why not sell the Interact to me !!! save the shipping............... Bob

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Andrew,

Also not quite Sussex but....

The usual disclaimers.

Ro

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Half the tooling is already in East Sussex - anyway you couldn't afford it!

AWEM

Not a private operator, but we've used BR Saunders

at work. They're very obliging.

HTH

I use a small company from the Maidstone area.Can`t remember their name and the Psion has packed up.You will get their name and number from Hatfield (Hadfield) Machine Tools. Mark.

Would that be Kent Machine Service?

We used them for moving the Injection Moulding Machines we bought in, very good, but not cheap at around a grand a time for pickup/unload/and position in factory.

Peter

I have plenty of tooling. What makes you think I cant afford it? It was only an offer in jest, I can get a carousel tool changer CNC for a little over what I recall you paid for the old Interact. Bob

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Millbank Trucks have a depot in Cliffe - not too far away. Details here:

Charles

Not them Peter.This lot are in Maidstone.Used them a few times.I`ve got guys with Hiabs dotted about all over the deep south.One for each area.Unfortunately I will have to do a lot of invoice shuffling to find them now as I never got around to backing up the Psion. Mark.

Why dont you call a local company to me, well known name: Pickfords heavy haulage, or would they to to expensive for you?

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shipping...............

They cannot get in the drive with what they have available at short notice - they only have their big stuff free!

AWEM

shifter

Thanks to very kind folks at Home& Workshop Machinery, and London Machinery I have a big flatbed with hi-ab and a smaller 7.5 tonner turning up tommorrow morning, and hopefully we can sort the job out with those.

Very many thanks to all who offered suggestions - very much appreciated - this truly is the best of the engineering discussion groups

AWEM

shifter

Thanks to very kind folks at Home& Workshop Machinery, and London

Machinery I have a big flatbed with hi-ab and a smaller 7.5 tonner

turning up tommorrow morning, and hopefully we can sort the job out

with those.

Very many thanks to all who offered suggestions - very much

appreciated - this truly is the best of the engineering discussion

groups

AWEM

What happened to him?

Peter

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I managed to get through to him in hospital this morning, and he is saying a 'burst intestine', which I've never come across before - I wonder if it is actually an appendix problem. Last Thursday he tripped over a rachet strap and fell off the flat bed onto concrete, but amazingly managed to roll like an acrobat avoiding hitting his head. He got up and claimed to be fine, worked all that day and the next, but was complaining of stomach & groin pains at the end of the second day - but at the time was blaming it on a dodgy chicken pie he'd eaten. So I'm not sure if the fall is relevent or not. Either way he doesn't deserve what he's going through.

AWEM

Ouch!! Peter

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OK so now we have got Andrew sorted out, who knows of a similar type o

machine shifter in North or West Yorkshire area that can shift my ki in the near future without charging an arm and a leg.

Heaviest single item will be the Harrison L5A lathe followed by th Alexander Miller, then the Mikron 112 hobber a Myford S7, and an Atla

7" shaper.

Phil Procter Harrogate but soon Silsden

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