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ISAL PB106 Ride on Sweeper Repaired Sports Club in Shrewsbury

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Last week we received a call from a sports club in Shrewsbury about their ISAL PB106 Ride on Sweeper which had developed a fault. Normally our engineers hit the road in the early hours to get to jobs around the country at a decent time so one of them was treated to a lie that day as the sports club is only 15 minutes drive away from our headquarters. The club has a variety of facilities available however in this case the machine was in use primarily to keep their Tennis courts clean and with regular use and a very active events program they soon accumulate dirt and debris. The customer had mentioned that the ISAL PB106 had stopped sucking up any debris and so was now out of action. Assessing the Machine Our engineer made the short journey to the club to take a look at the machine and discuss the problem with the facilities manger. Upon inspection, our engineer had noticed that the motor that controls the vacuum/central brush was not working. To understand the problem further he ...

Selecting a Ride on Sweeper for Aintree Racecourse Car Park

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We had the pleasure of being invited to Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool to advise them on a Ride on Sweeper machine to keep the hospitality car parking area clean and tidy. Famous for hosting the Grand National, Aintree is also now a large equestrian centre which houses a huge indoor show jumping arena as well as being the venue for many outdoor equestrian events. It is also the final resting place of the most well known Grand National winner, Red Rum who won the title three times. Red Rum passed away in 1995, he was 30 years old. He is buried on the race course in the shadow of the finishing post. A fitting tribute to a truly magnificent horse. Red Rum's Grave at Aintree Racecourse Choosing a Ride on Sweeper Although there was no racing on that as we stood on the far side of the course, looking across at The Queen Mothers stand, we could visualise the horses as they gallop up that final furlong to compete to be first past the post. From there we went to take a look ...