It's a post hole shovel, not, as many believe, a crowbar:spudniklifter:Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
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It's a post hole shovel, not, as many believe, a crowbar:spudniklifter:Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
You can buy those holes at Bunnings nowQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Aisle 12 , 300, 450snd 600 dia , although the 600 x 2.4 are a bit hard to load due to the static weight of the pre famulated Amulite spherving bearings.
I need some holes, if you have any going spare, Mick.
Black holes are on special at the moment
Hi,
A mate needed a long row of those, lashed the digger to the tynes of a fork lift, and skull dragged it along the fence line.
Dead easy.
Cheers
They're no good. When you get them home they are full of water.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzy
😊Are the holes made in China or locally?
That is the transport fluid. It is used to keep the correct shape until they are needed, then you just empty them out. You can take the fluid back to bunnings and get your deposit back.Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
How many of those holes can I fit in my wagon, without taking all the seats out and can I get a discount if I buy a lot of them?
I'm going to need a really big hole soon. Can I have one made to order or can I add the smaller ones together?
What I don't want is bruises like Mick has.
I'm told if you lay them end to end in sufficient numbers you can go to China and bring in much cheaper holes.[wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Mind you, you never catch me doing it.[bigwhistle]