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You'll be looking at low profile screeds and leveling if it's from a bag. The smart will lay at 35lpm with a D8-1.5 its ample quick enough. I had a standard G4 capable of pumping upto 80lpm with an R pump but never once needed it.

I'm not mate, I'll be out of the game in a year .

Haha, pretty much, everything extra. With each re generation it gets a bit better, the latest ones have keyless entry and start as standard. which is a nice touch.

Yea, the pen run out of ink ticking the option box on that one.

I do too, but it still should be treated right. I look after every thing I own. It's the way I was brought up and holds me in good stead.

Cheapskates, I paid £1000.00 to have that van polished and ceramic coated last year. Makes washing it a doddle.

On paper maybe, are you going to run an R pump unit and need above 40ltrs a minute? If not the smart is enough.

Is it a G4 standard or smart your getting?

Loadings easy, I just press buttons.

Plasterers and renderers. c**ts, the lot of them.

You just turn the starwheel off and run it for 20 seconds and its empty. Quick rinse to flush the RS through and away you go. ritmos easy to change, everythings minature lol

Perfect if you have the metres to go at.

Yes, a D 3-4 will slow it down to about 8lpm but i don't see the point.

Not really, Its two nuts to change an RS over and the G4 is twice as quick at both applying the backing and the texture, the higher air output means you can keep the speed for texturing relatively high with the G4.

Spray, rule and spat neat, change RS to D 4-3 and adjust water accordingly. Spray two tight passes of texture in a circular motion, 10-12mm cap with the air pulled back slightly more than usual.

That tickled me, you're getting better at your funnys.

You've lost me.

Oh really, is that a funny? He'll have to let us know when he's doing them in future so we know when to laugh.

Got the blind leading the blind on here now.

It's a large volume of material to mix and lay, for both applications. It requires a mixing pump. Ryan on here from one stop should know of someone in your area with the equipment and experience. I think he also supply's the screed now to.

f**k off.

It's just the way I am. I've screeded many retrofit systems thanks, the one the op intends to use is a plastic tray that you fill with 20mm of screed and you're advising him to fill it with tile adhesive. Perhaps it is you that needs to research UFH a little closer.

What the f**k are you on about, it's plastic trays and plastic pipe. Pump the screed straight into the tray.

Bravo, best van money can buy.

Wouldn't have bothered with the wet down, its painfully slow to set.

It's the simply things that keep them nice, using the door handles instead of having render finger prints smeared all over the bodywork. Putting things back where they belong, and sweeping her out before loading all the gear back in.

That's my young lad, kitted him out with Engleberts when I knew he was a keeper.

If you got it, flaunt it!

She's pretty clean and tidy.

Not alot I got it for a steal, had to do a bit of fabrication. And fit uprated rear leafs to give the van a bit more lift. All in cost me about £700 and a bit of my time.

Of course it's just nuts and bolts.

I've just fitted this under the van for lifting the machines in and out. It folds up and auto retracts under the van out of the way when not in use. Brilliant addition, makes loading so much safer and easier.

Get him back, you're not being picky, its not a cheap job. Get him back.

Keep us posted

Where did the gennies end up Ryan?

That's dog s**t, I'll take some pics tomorrow of the job were on, with led site lights at an acute angle. I know people say it will never be perfect but with enough time and effort it can be pretty close.

Got ya

So it does include the parts and labour?

What's the charge for exactly if it doesn't include any parts or labour?

You've just described the ritmo.

I agree, never lease them, always buy.

Perhaps the customer should have been standing over him to tell him he didn’t have enough gear on the reveals to avoid misses aswell. And the customer should have really told him to use the scratcher in a circular motion rather that up and down the window to avoid straight line scratching.

It's not a big seller because it doesn't do what a G4 does as well as a G4, i.e it has the drawback of a gravity fed hopper, and although it looks like a ritmo, the biggest advantage of a ritmo is its light and nimble and that big b*****d thing aint. The reality is I'm sure most would look at...

Ain’t got no cash, spent it all on machines.

That must be pretty much the same size as a g4 and nearly as heavy. For me the beauty of the 230v ritmo is it’s light and small enough for one guy to get in and out the van on his own for them small jobs. I’d much rather really have the best of both worlds and have a g4 and a ritmo separately.

Why not have the switchable g4 instead? I much prefer a force fed mixing chamber over gravity.

What does that machine weigh?

When do you run it in 240 tho?

I've completed a 4x4m test room in airless on new board, I'm pleased with the finish it is flawless, but then it will be, your just piling on a surface filler then flattening it back with a big mechanical sander, no talent needed. I'm waiting on the Graco APX to be released over here, then we...

You must have forgot to mention, I best get my suitcase out.