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  1. 13th July 2007, 01:46 PM #61
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    Silent, can the concrete truck drive beside the concrete pour? or will it have to stay on the drive?
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    Depends how I do it. But at a pinch we can either cut the fence and he can come in through the side, or we can get the bobcat to knock up a bit of an access ramp over the "nature strip" in the front so he can come up through the middle. No neighbours either side.
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