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But more to the point, can anyone answer my question about why the concrete pumping pipes don’t get clogged up? It’s starting to really bug me.

That was my first thought too, even before thinking what a clever machine it was. :greensmile:

Apparently, it's just cheap rubbish sub standard stuff to be expected of the current Argyle regime. :)
 

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But more to the point, can anyone answer my question about why the concrete pumping pipes don’t get clogged up? It’s starting to really bug me.

The pipes receive a lubricant before pumping commences and are cleaned using water and a football size sponge.
I asked today and apparently it's a ball the same diameter as inside the pipe that gets pumped through. Maybe different operators use different methods.
 
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I've read a lot about the perceived size of the Changing Rooms being quite small. Out of interest, how many League Standard Changing Rooms have we all been in ? I've no idea how ours will compare with others. I once went on a Tour of Camp Nou , theirs was quite big, but not as big as the Man City one that I saw on the Amazon documentary, other than that I cant comment.
 

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arrythewurzel":17o0fazw said:
The Doctor":17o0fazw said:
But more to the point, can anyone answer my question about why the concrete pumping pipes don’t get clogged up? It’s starting to really bug me.

The pipes receive a lubricant before pumping commences and are cleaned using water and a football size sponge.
I asked today and apparently it's a ball the same diameter as inside the pipe that gets pumped through. Maybe different operators use different methods.

Thanks. I always love things like this. Whatever area of work/activity you look into there is always a bundle of little details about the way things are done that you would never really think about or appreciate.