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Well that went far better than expected, the moving bit anyway. Emptied it, lifted it off its timber bearers with a 6ft pole and a fulcrum and onto four 6ft scaff poles, myself my father-in-law and son all got at the requisite end ready to shove for Britiain and it rolled as easy as anything 
Setting it down on the bearers was the reverse of lifting off, the bugger was getting it to sit level as the slabs it was on were rather uneven. Managed it in the end though, now all I've got to do it finish digging the 600mm+ deep trench for the longer power cable.
Through clay soil.
Oh joy!
Setting it down on the bearers was the reverse of lifting off, the bugger was getting it to sit level as the slabs it was on were rather uneven. Managed it in the end though, now all I've got to do it finish digging the 600mm+ deep trench for the longer power cable.Through clay soil.
Oh joy!
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Makes a change to hear someone doing it properly instead of a bit of T&E fixed to the fence.....
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a blind man would be glad to see that
a bit of farmworkAt least they have use silicone to weatherproof the jb....
