A few workshop jobs.

Larel

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Made the above from a bit of conduit to take some soil samples. Should really be in the bodgers thread, I think I might copy it there as well!
 

Larel

Member
I always thought steel and or galvanised samplers were a no no,because they could contaminate the samples.ss onlyo_O
Oops!! The spade I used last year wasn't stainless either. The college will think I am trying to grow grass on an ex-industrial site contaminated with zinc.
 

v8willy

Member
Mixed Farmer
Have one here in ss a mate made, seen one lately with like the top of a funnel round it, so you don't have to keep hoking the soil out of it, just keep sampling then tip into a bucket. I plan to add one to ours.
 

Larel

Member
These are pictures from 2003 of a trailer that I built. This instalment are of the initial chassis build. 5” channels for rails and cross members with plates welded into the channel periodically.
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Larel

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Original trailer, a scamell trailer with an extension
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Up ended to recover axel
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I kept the wood out the floor and the axle. Rest was scrap.
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Larel

Member
The axle was too narrow for the new trailer so I cut it and welded a bit into it.
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I added a channel to the axle to strengthen and to make it easier to attach to the trailer.
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Larel

Member
Refurb of the brakes. They hadn’t been used in the last 25 years as they were not connected up! Therefore the shoes were fresh looking.
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Larel

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Manufactured a new brake linkage and crank system. I bought the brake ram which included an a pivot which allowed it to be used with a a handbrake cable.
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Larel

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Fitting a drawbar stand. I made it do it could be turned upside down and fitted on top of the drawbar if there was more clearance needed under the drawbar.
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