The response from SMT GB engineers As always, SMT GB are incredibly responsive to maintenance issues, which is vital for a busy paver hire business like ours. This means we have shorter periods of down time and work interference. We did initially have a problem with the screed when it was rising on hitting a joint or bump. But Volvo's dedicated team of fitters went straight to site and corrected this for us immediately. You get more than a machine when you buy a Volvo. We just cannot rate SMT GB’s customer service and fitter coverage highly enough.
“We wouldn't use any machinery that we wouldn't trust on our works more than once – even as a trial – so the fact that we have carried on using it is a huge compliment to its reliability and quality.”
Ian Webb, Managing Director
The P4820D – a credit to
the evolution of our industry When SMT GB delivered this paver to us with promises of fuel savings, better power usage and a smaller carbon footprint, we had no reason to disbelieve them due to their fantastic reputation and service. We are a very conscientious and evolving business and, by using the Volvo P4820D paver, it’s a great way to show the industry that we’re interested in the development of 'greener' machinery, as the impact our industry has on the environment is important to us. There was one tiny improvement the operators would have liked to see, really minuscule, and that was a change to the layout of the ‘Screed In’ and ‘Out’ buttons. A personal preference would be to have the buttons separate on either side of the control panel, rather than right next to each other. So, all we have left to say is ... if you are looking for a machine that transports easily, can be used anywhere, that will save you money and fuel, help in the improvement of site communication and health and safety, and of course, offer a great big leap in the direction of environmental friendliness, then we can highly recommend the Volvo P4820D paver.
30 THE VOICE MAGAZINE No31 2017
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