One for the fridgies

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Another example of your excellent craftsmanship, Paul. [tonguewink]
I see why there're called splitty bashers. Did Rick help or offer technical advice? [biggrin]

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I call bull****, Paul It is really one you threw in at your residence ain't it?[bighmmm]

One of those where one says "She'll be ****ing roight, I'll finish it when I get some time, now where's me beer you promised me?"

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Did Rick help or offer technical advice? [biggrin]

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Got him in the end,never answers his bloody phone....

Anyway,he said,make sure the rope is 1/2 inch or bigger,which meant another trip to Bunnings.[bigsad][biggrin]

They must be sick of us there,we got the pipe and it was wrong size,then we needed another cable,then the corro was a bit short,but they didnt have any more,as you can see in the pic.[biggrin]

Anyway,they paid Charlie Ash,it cools well,so out the door as fast as we could go,before it stops.[tonguewink]

Just got the one pic,will frame it and hang it on the wall at the workshop,although we are running out of room,probably have to get rid of a few of the Peter Brock pictures.[bigsad]


Anyway,Yes Des you are correct,the boys sent me the pic they got from somewhere.....:Rolling:
Thought it would make a good story[biggrin]

There’s a split on a building next to my local Bunnings that is installed in a similar fashion. While it is on a wall bracket the piping and cabling are just the same - it makes me chuckle every time I drive past it.

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Originally Posted by scarry

Got him in the end,never answers his bloody phone....

Anyway,he said,make sure the rope is 1/2 inch or bigger,which meant another trip to Bunnings.[bigsad][biggrin]

They must be sick of us there,we got the pipe and it was wrong size,then we needed another cable,then the corro was a bit short,but they didnt have any more,as you can see in the pic.[biggrin]

Anyway,they paid Charlie Ash,it cools well,so out the door as fast as we could go,before it stops.[tonguewink]

Just got the one pic,will frame it and hang it on the wall at the workshop,although we are running out of room,probably have to get rid of a few of the Peter Brock pictures.[bigsad]


Anyway,Yes Des you are correct,the boys sent me the pic they got from somewhere.....:Rolling:
Thought it would make a good story[biggrin]

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And it did, so you haven't lost your grip.[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by scarry

Did this one during the week,seemed to go fine[tonguewink]

Dont do many,just fall into doing one every now and then for practice.


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As3000 is irrelevant I see . the sin of tying the wires to the pipes, why could't the feed and interlinks be in conduit the whole length? Its always been illegal tie wires to the pipes.

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Originally Posted by stevo3400

As3000 is irrelevant I see . the sin of tying the wires to the pipes, why could't the feed and interlinks be in conduit the whole length? Its always been illegal tie wires to the pipes.

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Correct and dropping a size for the interconnects when the are not fused in the unit,we see it all day.

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Originally Posted by scarry

Did this one during the week,seemed to go fine[tonguewink]

Dont do many,just fall into doing one every now and then for practice.


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Couldn't resist having a Shufti at this again.:wallbash::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:


Some noteworthy observations from a once hairy arsed boy.

The knots are all wrong for that installation.

Combination of Rope Sizes seem a bit risky unless you use some Sheet Bends (for joining ropes of unequal thickness) of which I notice are not visible. Even Cuppa could do better. If it needs servicing & you undo all the rope work to enable a panel to be removed, it will fall arse over head off the wall. Not a good look although the cabinet corner already appears like it has had a ding.
Not wishing to be too critical though I notice you have situated the unit over a well drained wall so no reason at all to run separate drains. It will probably grow grass (no, not that type [bighmmm]) a metre high & cover the air inlets & the magnificent Installation, from public scrutiny.

Otherwise, quite an acceptable & neat installation which is a credit to to you & The Boys & which may comply with Govt. Guidelines.. Or not.[happycry]:Rolling:



Very much TiC.:Rolling:

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Couldn't resist having a Shufti at this again.:wallbash::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:


Some noteworthy observations from a once hairy arsed boy.

The knots are all wrong for that installation.

Combination of Rope Sizes seem a bit risky unless you use some Sheet Bends (for joining ropes of unequal thickness) of which I notice are not visible. Even Cuppa could do better. If it needs servicing & you undo all the rope work to enable a panel to be removed, it will fall arse over head off the wall. Not a good look although the cabinet corner already appears like it has had a ding.
Not wishing to be too critical though I notice you have situated the unit over a well drained wall so no reason at all to run separate drains. It will probably grow grass (no, not that type [bighmmm]) a metre high & cover the air inlets & the magnificent Installation, from public scrutiny.

Otherwise, quite an acceptable & neat installation which is a credit to to you & The Boys & which may comply with Govt. Guidelines.. Or not.[happycry]:Rolling:



Very much TiC.:Rolling:

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I will have to find another pic for you to comment on[wink11]

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Originally Posted by scarry

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I will have to find another pic for you to comment on[wink11]

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After that one it could only be a good news story, roight?[bigrolf]

This is the best i can do at the moment
Stolen from another site[bighmmm][biggrin]



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