In The Shed Today

[Undertaker]

theres no hoses.... the scoop is just gravity emptied...

So how does it lift up? If its just connected to the 3 point linkage then your stuck with wherever you set the height of the bucket? I can understand the advantage of a bucket but dont you want to dig and lift with it?

Cheers Phil

[Redux]

So how does it lift up? If its just connected to the 3 point linkage then your stuck with wherever you set the height of the bucket? I can understand the advantage of a bucket but dont you want to dig and lift with it?

Cheers Phil

the lift arms lift the bottom arms, which lifts the scoop..... they are not much use for digging down deep but for what i need its perfect... i just want to shift some dirt round the farm...

i think i might have an excuse to buy a new tractor.. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[MacStill]

Not my shed but very close fit :laughing-rolling:

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[bluc]

Not sure that would fit in my shed :crying-blue: :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[scythe]

Just get a bigger shed, easy fixed.

[EziTasting]

Not my shed but very close fit :laughing-rolling:

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Wow Mac, does that run both sides at the same time or is there a valve somewhere? Very impressive piece of equipment!

[maddogpearse]

Not my shed but very close fit :laughing-rolling:

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Wow Mac, does that run both sides at the same time or is there a valve somewhere? Very impressive piece of equipment!

Yeah how does that big mumma work? Flash looking rig! :D

[Zak Griffin]

You can see the chain that operates the butterfly valves just next to the left condenser :) flaaaash rig!

[Undertaker]

Not sure that would fit in my shed

I would be cutting hole in the roof of mine to make it fit!!
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Actually, I live in a Qld'er. I could just cut a hole in the bedroom floor. Keep me warm at night and busy during the day :-D

Cheers Phil

[MacStill]

You can see the chain that operates the butterfly valves just next to the left condenser :) flaaaash rig!

Yep you can change mid run from vodka to gin by pulling the chain that controls the valve set up :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[WalterWhite]

Stripping 45L of TPW while loading up my new gumtree bargain. $20 storage cupboard :handgestures-thumbupleft:

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[WTDist]

Nice. my missus loves those fb buy swap sell pages.

[Darwin award]

Washed the copper packing in detergent, then rinsed it out with heads, flushed with clean water then, packed the column on the neutraliser, then flushed again with heads.....let dry and rigged up with the Block-head adaptor, thanks Sue! It arrived! Did a sacrificial run and got yellow scummy oil on the bottom 2 plates.....stripped it down and washed everything again....reassemble and run another TPW....if a grain neutral is better, then I'm ready to be amazed, oh man is that some top notch neutral there....had some hearts straight off the still in some OJ... :handgestures-thumbupleft: and I thought I knew what I was doing....this hobby is teaching me stuff every day....I declare that the neutraliser is....the shit.

[Zak Griffin]

Man I missed this smell! :happy-partydance:

[rumdidlydum]

Man I missed this smell! :happy-partydance:

Is that the smell of sanding copper :teasing-tease: :laughing-rolling:

[Zak Griffin]

Jeez I'm not that keen!

Smell of stripping whiskey :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[rumdidlydum]

:laughing-rolling: ahhh those smells :music-deathmetal:

[Zak Griffin]

Yeah, stripping a Zakwhiskey (Macwhisky x CFW) that I put down 9 months ago. If it works, I've got a rum I put down even longer ago to go in tomorrow :laughing-rolling:

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Jeez I'm not that keen!

Smell of stripping whiskey :handgestures-thumbupleft:

C'mon Zak get motivated and finish ya still :whistle:

Where is bushy when you need him. :))

[rumdidlydum]

Sounds yummy. Are you planning long age or drinking stock :D