Thread: What have you been up to?

Finally got the last of the gravel in this arvo.16km x both sides of shoulder widening.
The semi side tipper and the 6 wheeler side tipper and side tip pig trailer have carted something like 600 BIG loads each.
The hole in the ground where the gravel came from is HUGE.
Monday Tuesday is waterbind the last 2km each side then fix a failure on another road then HOLIDAYS for 3 weeks.
Plenty more to do in the new year,this job will need triming up and sealing of the 32km,500mm each side.Then onto sheeting/sealing another 5km of gravel roads then a heap of gravel sheeting/widening of exsisting roads.
Looking forward to a rest.
Andrew

I built a 12x8m shed 20 years ago without council permits (thats how it happened 20 years ago), so I am now doing a small redevelopment and subbying off one small block for a 2 bed unit, well bugger me the bull**** with the council to pull down the shed. Well this weekend end half the shed is coming down to access the new block.
cheers
blaze

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

Fired up the old Italian job Other than clutch slave and the water pump growling its in good shape and drives very well.




It hurts but I have decided to sell it I have to many projects now They are worth bugger all to make things even worse

which Shed was this little beauty in ,Tony ??

Howcome you never mentioned it ?

you can have it parked on my driveway so I can sell it for you ???

Originally Posted by Disco_owner

which Shed was this little beauty in ,Tony ??

Howcome you never mentioned it ?

you can have it parked on my driveway so I can sell it for you ???

The shed that was between the work shop and the beer fridge at the homestead All sorts of things in it
There is a lot of things I didn't mention. I just didn't think of them as we were occupied in other ways.
The Yellow auger you painted is back in action Cant miss it

A mate down the road from here may take the Italian job on hopefully. He intends to keep it original and join a club so I'm happy about that. If this falls through I may bring it down your way to advertise it.

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

The shed that was between the work shop and the beer fridge at the homestead All sorts of things in it
There is a lot of things I didn't mention. I just didn't think of them as we were occupied in other ways.
The Yellow auger you painted is back in action Cant miss it

A mate down the road from here may take the Italian job on hopefully. He intends to keep it original and join a club so I'm happy about that. If this falls through I may bring it down your way to advertise it.

That's great news , my hard wok didn't go to waste then took 2 1/2 days to paint that auger bloody wind.... I reckon the tin roof of the homestead has a Tinge of yellow now

Originally Posted by Disco_owner

That's great news , my hard wok didn't go to waste then took 2 1/2 days to paint that auger bloody wind.... I reckon the tin roof of the homestead has a Tinge of yellow now

The auger looks great Thanks for your kind work
I'll take a pic of it in action, Just have to excuse the temporary fuel tank
The wind has not dropped here often since then, Its quite bizarre actually.

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

Fired up the old Italian job Other than clutch slave and the water pump growling its in good shape and drives very well.




It hurts but I have decided to sell it I have to many projects now They are worth bugger all to make things even worse

The "little red car" as my kids call it has a new home. A mate of mine down the road from here (an enthusiast) has taken it on so at least he will keep it almost original. He plans to fit a blow through Turbo and twin head lights front and that's about it. Has a new water pump and slave cylinder for it already so will see it on the road soon.

Got the 4Km waterbinding done today
ANOTHER DAY CLOSER TO HOLIDAY TIME
Andrew