paul
Lawnsite Addict
- Location
- Chicago,Ill.
First all these tools go out to every hardscape job. They all fit in a 7' X 16' enclosed trailer. I have two complete setups<br>Laser<br>hand level with laser (helps check base faster than any straight edge)<br>plate tamper <br>Wacker 2440 for sub base, base and hard to reach spots<br>Wacker 1740 to compact and set pavers<br>Wacker 600 for trenches (we have alot of areas that have pipes run under them<br>Saws<br>Partner 650 2 per trailer<br>Edco 14" 9hp honda tub saws 2 per trailer<br>no water (you should know that OSHA requires that all men using saws must wear a fitted mask water or no water)<br>Paver spliter for Unilock Unigrainte(large one for wall block and Brick)<br>Pave Tech paver extractor with extra blades<br>home made winch extractor<br>Adjustable paver screed runs on rails <br>generator<br>power washer<br>sand rake (wood)<br>concrete rake 36" 2<br>hand tampers 2<br>trowels 3<br>various pipes 1" <br>plywood 2' x 8' 10 pieces<br>1 bundle of Pave Tech straight<br>1 bundle of Pave Tech curved<br>100 lbs. 12" spikes<br>Speed Base (for wall units)<br>50 24"L concrete rods<br>50 36"L concrete rods (both for Speed Base)<br>also in trailer<br>Welder<br>Hammer drill Large (for holes up to 2" or cores up to 8"
<br>hammer drill small<br>hand saws(wood)<br>hand tools (shovels ect)<br>Work Lights<br>100 gals diesle Fuel<br>30 Gal Gas<br>5 gallons Oil<br>2 Six packs 2 cycle oil<br>Spare blades for Saws<br>Extra parts for the above tools<br>There might be more but my list needs updating<p><br><p>----------<br>paul<br>