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Well those nights are closing in. Once cattle are fed, plenty of time to miss around in the workshop.
Found this pic on my phone. Bought some pallet racking there over the summer to try and organise things a bit. Was seriously f**ked up of not being able to find anything, little wonder when everything is stacked on top of each other .... on the ground!
A 'quick' 5min repair job soon turned into an hour or two, just looking for tools!
I've since used 3/4" ply to make the shelves. Proper job and can take some weight. And it can be all taken apart and moved easily if and when I build my new proper dream workshop;) Well I can always dream ...:rolleyes:0 -
You're married now muckit forget about messing out in the shed in the evening
Well those nights are closing in. Once cattle are fed, plenty of time to miss around in the workshop.
Found this pic on my phone. Bought some pallet racking there over the summer to try and organise things a bit. Was seriously f**ked up of not being able to find anything, little wonder when everything is stacked on top of each other .... on the ground! A 'quick' 5min repair job soon turned into an hour or two, just looking for tools!
I've since used 3/4" ply to make the shelves. Proper job and can take some weight. And it can be all taken apart and moved easily if and when I build my new proper dream workshop;) Well I can always dream ...:rolleyes:
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just do it wrote: »Out in the field was where I thought it might be most useful! Do you think it wouldn't work that well?
So why didn't he show it working in the field then..?....my suspicious mind working overtime again!
Did you ever try wheeling a barrow out a mucky gap? :rolleyes: This is a bigger trough with the same size wheel! I'd suspect the wheel would sink a few inches and sure then the legs would start catching... followed by a string of curses....game over!!!!
:D Now I could be wrong. The ground is more than likely going to be soft when you want to use it out the field!!
Now if the trough was turned over and the wheel came down well it might have a better chance of working;)0 -
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Well my first thing is to overhaul the workshop! The roof is too low to drive in a tractor so in planning stages to see of can raise the roof and extend also. It rains so much that I think it's important to have a good dry spot to be able to fix a few bits on wet evenings and weekends
Also have a very simple idea in my head regarding 5gallon oil drums. I'm thinking of a holder of some description to invert and hold them and using a few plumbing fittings to put a tap on cap and also a vented pipe. Just stick your jug under and so more wrestling with heavy drum and funnel.0 -
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Well my first thing is to overhaul the workshop! The roof is too low to drive in a tractor so in planning stages to see of can raise the roof and extend also. It rains so much that I think it's important to have a good dry spot to be able to fix a few bits on wet evenings and weekends
if you can get the height then consider putting a canopy over the door a few feet. I probably do more work right outside, or in the doorway of my shed than actually in it, I'd love to have a bit of extra shelter over the door.0 -
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Bought some extra pallet racking a while ago and found a new use for it as a fertiliser stand.....
...... and also as a stand for ibc, which is handy for filling sprayer;)
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Easily fired up and dismantled. Might give a few lads some ideas0 -
Well my first thing is to overhaul the workshop! The roof is too low to drive in a tractor so in planning stages to see of can raise the roof and extend also. It rains so much that I think it's important to have a good dry spot to be able to fix a few bits on wet evenings and weekends
Also have a very simple idea in my head regarding 5gallon oil drums. I'm thinking of a holder of some description to invert and hold them and using a few plumbing fittings to put a tap on cap and also a vented pipe. Just stick your jug under and so more wrestling with heavy drum and funnel.
there is a fitting on the 5 gallon oil drums if you buy it off top part . you screw the new lid on and it has a tap switch on it. and the drum as a air intake you can open also. saw it but never used it. but have the lad asked for a few of the tops myslef0 -
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