Something like
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On some you can set motion alarms so you get messaged if it moves.
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Bolt to tarmac
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I like that. We might cast something in situ. Available size/weight is limited though, not convinced it'll be enough.
NT
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Those things are hirable - not sure from where - but apart from roadworks, I've seen them appear as an anti pikie measure across entrances and stuff. There are variations with iron loops fixed in for chaining things too (and lifting).
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no :( We seem to be stuck on all sides with this.
I doubt anyone would insure it.
That's certainly an angle we can look at. Thanks.
NT
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I bet hiring would cost over 10x making one. It ever does, unless you just want something for a day, in which case it only costs 1x.
NT
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Could you glue (using bitumen) a large plate to the 'Tarmac'? Weakness of the (almost certainly) asphalt made up for by large surface area.
Cheers
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Interesting. But I dont think site owners would be too impressed, and I'd expect the average hiab could overcome it, bitumen is not a strong glue.
What can the average hiab pick up? Figures I've seen vary very widely
NT