Weekend projects

[BillsGU]

I would also have a good look at the tyres to make sure they are not aged and that they meet the weight rating.

[rusty_nail]

No rest for the wicked. Started a fence for another neighbour. I'll finish it next weekend. Tomorrow I'm installing a 100ah lithium setup for yet another neighbour lol.
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No rest for the wicked. Started a fence for another neighbour. I'll finish it next weekend. Tomorrow I'm installing a 100ah lithium setup for yet another neighbour lol.
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From fence carpentry to lithium fitter, master of plenty trades mate! Love your work across the last few posts.
And geees I'd love to live on some properties like that... Pure bush and bliss!!!

[mudski]

I would also have a good look at the tyres to make sure they are not aged and that they meet the weight rating.

The tyres on the front axle are good. The rear axle tyres are scrubbed out due to the axle not being straight.


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[rusty_nail]

From fence carpentry to lithium fitter, master of plenty trades mate! Love your work across the last few posts.
And geees I'd love to live on some properties like that... Pure bush and bliss!!!

Thanks mate, another post coming. And look in the happy thread. Machine operator was my trade during the week lol

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[rusty_nail]

100ah lithium setup installed. Smart power distribution box 40a dc-dc charger, 3000/6000w pure sine wave inverter all on custom mount board, 130w solar panel, 80ch Uniden, power in back seats for kids and a basic volt gauge in the centre console. Lots in a day but it's done!20230212_172502.jpg20230212_170324.jpg20230212_154359.jpg20230212_173023.jpg20230212_173107.jpg

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@mudski

Being a horse owner mate and transporting them around a bit myself. Seeing the condition of that is a little alarming. There is one more major part of that float I would be thoroughly inspecting and that is the floor structure. Check all steel is in good nick and there is no rot in the timber. The old horses have tiny feet for their weight so ground pressure is high. The last thing you want to happen is for one to go through the floor.

Floats are like builders trailers, no maintenance is usually done until it breaks.

LEGEND Mat Mate

The MOST Sickening story I’ve personally ever heard of was an old pissy/soggy wooden floor (un-maintenancd) float that allowed its Beaut Beasts to pierce through on a Highway Savagely grinding down to their poor Nubs prior to Police being hours later to relieve PAIN and Terminally END IT


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[rusty_nail]

Finished off a fence for another neighbour to give her dog somewhere other than the house to be while she's at work. Came up great I think

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Finished off Nailing Rusty’s Mrs whilst He was out helping……Legend Old Mate


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[rusty_nail]

Threw together a carport at home, in-between a 5yo birthday party. Roofing goes on tomorrow.20230304_174624.jpg20230304_174541.jpg

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