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Old 13-02-2008   #1
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Default What's one of these called in english?

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What's the "jig" part called in english? It's used to mix fairly large quantities (60l) of leveling compound. I'm looking for different makes, but I can't seem to find any of those on non-swedish online tool stores.

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To be honest sWe, I have no idea. I assume you are talking about the bucket/wheeled frame?

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Yeah, exactlly. They're completely awesome when you need to level a surface too small to justify renting a pump.
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Default Re: What's one of these called in english?

Closest thing I can find is a "concrete bucket", but they're all too bulky.
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Default Re: What's one of these called in english?

Rubi do something similar either 50ltr or 65ltr
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Default Re: What's one of these called in english?

Or these
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Default Re: What's one of these called in english?

I forgot to say, but the one I showed you tilts, so u can distribute the leveling compound into smaller, more managable, buckets. The Rubi ones don't tilt afaik

Large quantites + tilting = easy work, back intact at retirement
Large quantites - tilting = heavy work, back not so intact after a couple of years

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hello sWe..
They are called tub mixers......you can get them at screwfix.....

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They are called tub mixers......you can get them at screwfix.....
Awesome! Thanks! Now I know what to query for


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