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delabodge

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  1. next stage, final blue coat going on, started the interior, bench seating, and corrugated roof sheets fitted.
  2. a nice stable door fitted by my mate phil, (had to do tree work:thumbdown:) then first coat of primer,,thick as glue this stuff,,, followed by marine ply roof coated with sadolin,
  3. so a few more of last weeks progress,, cutting the roof beam slots etc,,,
  4. ha ha jeanes,,,,cheeky git,,,sandpiper,,,it sits behind my transit crew cab and you wouldnt know it was there!!
  5. hi mate, (just me) thanks for input, i might just do that next time, but I sealed the whole thing, in an aliminuium expanding paint thats used on boats,with two coats,then a primer then two coats of weathershield, and now fitting the interior, this baby aint going no-where! to be fair I do six shows and it`ll be used for them, the rest of the time she`ll be parked in my yard under cover , I had her out in a downpour yesterday and she aint leaked yet?.
  6. ok so next stage, fit second hand window,having adjusted the original window opening,then build up the side, decided to make an elm porch of sort to add some charachter to the front, then worked out the arch.
  7. will post some more tomorrow,,if you like,,,,
  8. as long as the trailer is below 750kg then should be ok,,,will be running it past the legal boys just for peace of mind,next time i will go for double axle and braked,
  9. so heres next steps, adding the wall struts, and tongue and groove to create some walls, my original window design changed as found a great second hand window fro a car boot sale for £5...it just had to be used....
  10. Having thought about this project for a few yrs,I wanted to create something between a sheperds hut and a caravan,something I can carry stock to shows,whilst looking part of the stall.something I can sleep in, and not look out of place on my pitch. due to the limit on the amount of pics allowed, i`ll try and put up pics daily over my progress. 1/ weld up a base, 2/buy a trailer kit from ebay 3 create a overlap over wheels to get full 6ft sleeping width 4/lay in spare insulation I had free 5?make some little brackets from hardwood.
  11. yep if you were down south that would be in my yard by now!!
  12. nice, and stunning view,,,,
  13. its fine but heavy, I now use the jcb to move it from shed to logs, mines got the small wheels.
  14. mines been going for 5yrs,,paid for it self over and over
  15. my ranger 54 plate has never let me down, 99,000 miles, but do like the look of the isuzu d max,,,gets good review!!
  16. hi ,,this is a little heads up to sub contractors,,, if you say too someone your going to work for them,ie subbie! please do what you say and turn up, or at least have the bottle to ring up and cancel. have had two occasions lately where have organised a climber in advance(2months) to cover for holiday leave, and had a no show! no phone call, no email, nothing,,having booked in work ,very flustrating for the bussiness owner. ie me,! needless to say could name and shame but wont! I pay good wages too?? got a really good guy who`s covering at the moment,and is a pleasure to work with,is very good,and will stick with in future,

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