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Old 02-18-2009, 10:18 PM   #1
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What do you know about these conveyers, are they any good?
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Old 02-19-2009, 11:20 AM   #2
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They discussed them on The Roofers Coffee Shop about one year ago, but I don't recall the final verdict.

I guess you would need to figure out the cost/benefit ratio for you versus having your supplier load the roofs for you for .50 per bundle.

Which brand is that one in the picture?

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They discussed them on The Roofers Coffee Shop about one year ago, but I don't recall the final verdict.

I guess you would need to figure out the cost/benefit ratio for you versus having your supplier load the roofs for you for .50 per bundle.

Which brand is that one in the picture?

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I think its liftconveyer
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Old 02-19-2009, 03:06 PM   #4
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We use a petol driven conveyor lift called a Bumpa which i know you can get in the states made by Mace industries (i went to school with the owners brother!)
Very handy machine but needs 3 of you to set it up and in about 5minites.
I dont own one but lend off the suppliers where i buy the tiles.
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I like roof top deliveries when ever possible. DUH!!

When we can't get a roof top, I use my Safety Hoist. Bought it at ABC about 14 years ago. At the time, we couldn't get rooftop in my area. I was one of only a few that had one and I beleive that guys were willing to work for me becuase of it. It is east to set up and use. It has save me and now my crew much backache.
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Just thought i would show you the Bumpa in use on a job i have just completed.
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I thought that Bumpa used electric motors.

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I thought that Bumpa used electric motors.

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Hi Ed, you can get both but i prefer the petrol ones, that way your not bothering the H.O. for power and the petrol versions are more powerful.
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The reason I am thinking about it is to avoid cracking a driveway with a heavy truck. Instaed of getting a rooftop delivery made by a big truck I could get the materials dropped off by a hi-lo.
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Hourly rate plus a buck a bundle so it toughin up the green the boys. With 2 or 3 roofers going at it with guns a laborer makes $200 bucks a day. We all started there, only when I started I didn't get the hourly wage with it. Working their way up, pun intended.
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