BUR Equipment For Sale

AaronB.

Please dont move this thread. This stuff is only good for roofers.

One time only offer for roofers:

For sale...

1-400 gal pumper kettle with approx. 40 feet of pipe and rooftop pipe stand... Works great
1-50 gal patch kettle also works great
1- mop cart,
5-hot buckets
2-pour cans
2-wood mop sticks and all the mops I currently have
2-pipe wrenches
1-ABC fire extinguisher
1-can of flash powder
1-face shield
2-100# propane tanks, liquid feed
1-mini mopper used one job
1-50 gallon insulated lugger and cart used one job

Come and get it all in Illinois for the low low price of $4,500.00 KASH OBO.

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Grumpy

Wow! That sounds like a great deal. It'll probably go quick at that price! Excellent deal.

RooferJim

I think a lot of that BUR and torch down stuff would be great for a Roofing Museum . "wouldnt it be cool to have one?"
Its a real shame in a way because a lot of the roofing skills will be lost. single ply is just to dam easy and cheap.

RooferJim

joasis

I have a hot kettle I bought a long time ago...never used...but I think I'll keep it cause you just never know.....Are you changing directions Aaron? I would guess the other specialty roofing has taken over from the tried and tired BUR?

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AaronB.

Change of venue.

Single ply may be esy, but BUR is the long term roofing solution (If properly applied, of course)

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talos4

Money smells around our shop.

and it smells like.... HOT!!!!

RooferJim

Single Ply is just as good or better than a BUR, with the exception of maybee a coal tar pitch roof. all the roofs in Boston are going back single ply "almost no BUR or modified bitumen at all" its to bad a lot of young journymen roofers "local 33" dont know how to mop or set paper. I dont think its coming back either,
I was lucky back in the eighties to work with a union shop that did it all and learned a lot.

RooferJim
www.jbennetteroofing.com

AaronB.

I disagree, Jim. I tear off 40 year old asphalt 3 plys all the time. 60 year old CTP. I have not known a single ply to last that long. I am probably mistaken, but have not personally seen any.

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Free roof inspections within 12 miles of our locale.