Joddy mixer .
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Cockney
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@theclemo has one
Djr
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Haven't seen one for years they was good back in the day
Username King
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how does a joddy pack up, a mixer can pack up, give up the ghost etc a joddy just breaks.
if you're still using a joddy you might have more luck using a tree branch instead, or join us in the future who have harnessed the mystical power of electricity with a view to minimise the physical tole on ones body
if you're still using a joddy you might have more luck using a tree branch instead, or join us in the future who have harnessed the mystical power of electricity with a view to minimise the physical tole on ones body
Just for the uneducated, a joddy mixer is a small pan mixer mounted on a material hopper, about the size of a wheelie bin. It will mix approximately 15 bags of hardwall an hour. I’ve had one for 15 years and it’s ideal for me as I work on my own. The metal parts in the mixing pan have corroded and I cannot get spares and that’s why I was asking if anyone knew of one for sale.
Oh yes, and it runs on electricity!
Oh yes, and it runs on electricity!
Username King
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my other mixer was pretty shite, it was always stoned, late and messy.
i think it works at asda now
i think it works at asda now
Cockney
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Blast from the past.
Username King
New Member
had no idea always thought a joddy was a bike wheel welded to a T bar
essexandy
The Lake Governor
No that's a bumper, podger, plodger or other local variant. But never once heard it referred to as a joddy.
Djr
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Me neither
smoother09
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Casper’s a shoddy mixer and applicator!
Mouldyoldspudgun
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I first saw them in the late eighties, they had a round spot board which you had to turn to keep the stuff even on the board, I always thought they were a bit smaller than that though
theclemo
Private Member
Sold it
Eddiestyles
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Where you based ?? I have 1 I'm in Manchester