How was your day?

[aspenarb]

Diesel and Two Stroke only have eyes for your sandwich.

 

Mick the welder is scoffing the sandwich, the 6`8" 20 stone rugby machine next to him is my youngest son.

 

Bob

[Mick Dempsey]

6'8"!!

It's a tribute to the food he gets at home anyway. Does he work with you?

[aspenarb]

6'8"!!

It's a tribute to the food he gets at home anyway. Does he work with you?

 

None of my lot are the least bit interested in what I do Mick, they have all gone off in their own direction. Pretty independent bunch though , they rarely ask for anything.

 

Bob

[Mick Dempsey]

Shame, but it's good they're making their own way.

[aspenarb]

Anyway had a fair day and Mick has nearly finished the framework on a 50`x20` steel shed he is knocking up for me. Not bad for three days work

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Looking good Bob, more space for your blue paint pots!

I'm laid up with a bad back ATM.

I've got Quint to fab up the trailer so we can use it as as chip truck.

Coming along nicely..

[Mick Dempsey]

I won't put a roof on before we've seen how it fills.

[aspenarb]

I won't put a roof on before we've seen how it fills.

 

Nice little tipping trailer with big capacity there Mick, looks like a useful bit of multipurpose kit.

 

 

Just bimbling about today doing a bit of pr with customers on some of our long term contracts and watering these horrid feckers. 10k for this lot:thumbdown: I have backed the mulched over better.

 

[Gray git]

I won't put a roof on before we've seen how it fills.

 

You will find it fills better if you turn the feed speed down a little Mick, say around 3 with the forst, it looks slow but you can keep piling stuff in and hardly have the stress controle come in and the chip just pores out butifully often have ours side by side like this and tend not to loose much at all.

[Mick Dempsey]

Again, good to know, thanks.