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Mastek vs abbey dribble bar

  • 08-09-2019 7:52pm
    #1
    JOAT
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    Going to change the tank in the next few months and going to get it fitted with a dribble bar. Have decided on an abbey tank but cant decide on whether to get a mastek dribble bar or go with the abbey one. The abbey one will be supported onto the main chassis which is a plus I think. Anyone have an opinion on which I should go for? Similar money for both


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  • #2
    alps
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    JOAT wrote: »
    Going to change the tank in the next few months and going to get it fitted with a dribble bar. Have decided on an abbey tank but cant decide on whether to get a mastek dribble bar or go with the abbey one. The abbey one will be supported onto the main chassis which is a plus I think. Anyone have an opinion on which I should go for? Similar money for both

    Contractors around here adament about Mastek over Abbey, and local machinery supplier has finally given in to supplying the Mastek on Abbey tanks. Ease of clearing blockages and cleaner switching over from dribble bar to splash plate spreading partly the reasons


  • #3
    visatorro
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    Mastek is good job according to my contractor, expensive though


  • #4
    Reggie.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 24,542 ✭✭✭✭Reggie.


    visatorro wrote: »
    Mastek is good job according to my contractor, expensive though

    Around 14k incl vat


  • #5
    Injuryprone
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    The mastek will leave a nice bit of slurry in the tank the way it's set up. Up to a foot depending on the dimensions of your tank. I don't know how the other systems with a fixed pipe going into the tank would fare out in this regard.


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