I've been doing a rusty car over the last couple of days. Charging by the hour + consumables etc.
I'm doing it on their 2 post lift.....no crawling about on the floor.
I've got a teltonika rutx50 for the house.
5G and 2 sim slots. The idea was one on giff gaff (o2) and one on 3 or EE but never got that far and not really critcal enough to need that sort of backup.
I did some handrails with 20 square uprights.
Drilled the holes 30mm. It was a nightmare and ended up grinding the posts down to sort of 16mm round to use a smaller drill.
It's a bit of a "catch 22" and the key probably needs to turn the lock to remove it and clean it.
Had this with my land rover and had to chop off the whole key/ steering lock casting and fit new along with new keys.
Maybe a "jib crane" near the door that would reach out of the door.
Bring stuff in, take stuff out, steel racking and cutting within reach of the jib inside.
I always weld those on underneath the frame so they don't stick out the side.
That would need an overhead weld which is pretty much the same as welding stuff on the flat.
I've had one from new and it's been a great bit of kit.
It's still going strong and i would buy one of the newer evo 200's if it went pear shaped.
no idea on price.
Wood shavings and horse muck when spread on fields remove nitrogen from the soil to break it down.
So rather than thinking you are doing a bit of good spreading it all you are actually wrecking the grassland.
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I put some handrails up in pretty cold weather a year or 2 ago. Had to use a heatgun and a bit of steel sheet to contain the heat around the resin area.