We are selling a 10 months old Putzmeister BSA 2109 D. Only run 82 hours and pumped les than 1000m3. Condition: like new.

Working on a package deal for someone that wants to start/needs a highrize/long distance project.

We can offer the pump +

200 or more meters high pressure line including

Sufficient amount of HP clamps 

30 wall brackets,

4x large radius 90* bend

4x large radius 45* bend

4x large radius 30* bend

4x transition to low pressure pipes 

2 manual-hydraulic shut-off valves

Much more available on request.

All Putzmeister equipment.

Only used for a couple of pours total 850m3/1100yd3 and well taken care of by serious pumpers.

We have 2 years guarantee on the pump and it is now 11 months old. We are checking with our suplier if the guarantee will follow the pump when sold but for the moment we are assuming it does.

This whole package should fit in one container for easy shipment all round the world.

This total package will be offered for approximately 60% of the new value.

Our company, Danicon AS, can provide service building up your system and help you run it.  We take jobs in all Western Europe and more.  Service is our product   

Take contact with Danicon AS for more info

E-mail: danicon@online.no

Tel: +4794177633

Hi Dipstick, can you shoot us some information with price and photos so we can assess it? My email is sebastian@cpeamerica.com, or call Jeff on 651 269 2319 for a chat.

 It is realy in demo condition. Its the one on the right on the 2nd picture.

Send me an email if you are interested!  danicon@online.no  

dipstick how's your job rolling along.

Still going strong! But there have been so unbelievably many changes.

We are soon starting on light weight concrete. My idea was to pump it first 450meters to the island where one of the towers is standing and then pump straight in to a second pump which will then pump it 60meters up and 200m out on the bridge both ways. I wanted to do a full scale test to see if it was possible but now the mannagement has decided the risks are to big. Light weight is strange stuff. So the new plan is to bring in the concrete by boat, lift it up on the bridge by crane and then pump it a few hundret meters max. That made our life A LOT easier but I think its a shame we never tried our option.   

The other side of the fjord is a shorter line up to 300meters. There we wil be pumping all the way for now.  

By the end of this year this bridge wil be ready and we will possibly have 3 more pumps for sale and loads of other equipment.

Or we might get another job where we can use the equipment. That would be the best ofcourse

New info on top..

Thanks Pumpnfinish. Its an honer to hear that from you  

whats up with the three hoses coming off the pump into your line? never seen anything like that.

Thats a serious system for waterwashing the pipeline. That pump is the washout/back-up pump. There are check-valves between the hoses so the water cant go back in to the hopper. We waterwash gigantic lines with that system.  

Please do not post used pumps for sale on the message board. I gave dipstick the ok this one time but please no more.