quick fixes, bodges and creations

X344chap

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Central Scotland
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Ah - using a micrometer precision instrument as a clamp.....
 

pycoed

Member
To think my wife wanted to throw away (at a cost, of course!) this water tank just because it had a split in it:-
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But with the addition of this:- PICT0228.JPG it becomes a useful work punt :- PICT0229.JPG (once perhaps the split is sealed with a siliconed patch - but not today as, for a change, it's pissing down).
Plus the body of one of those trailers that horsey folk use:- PICT0230.JPG

It looks quite tough stuff - about 8-10mm thick PICT0231.JPG I can feel a workshop session coming if it ever stops raining enough to work - anyway there's still more than 2 months left of the shooting season, so no hurry!

(Don't tell the wife, but I may even get another one - single skinned oil tanks are two a penny on Ebay at the moment)
 

AftonShepherd

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
East Ayrshire

Nearly

Member
Location
North of York
To think my wife wanted to throw away (at a cost, of course!) this water tank just because it had a split in it:-
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But with the addition of this:- View attachment 603906 it becomes a useful work punt :- View attachment 603912 (once perhaps the split is sealed with a siliconed patch - but not today as, for a change, it's pissing down).
Plus the body of one of those trailers that horsey folk use:- View attachment 603914

It looks quite tough stuff - about 8-10mm thick View attachment 603916 I can feel a workshop session coming if it ever stops raining enough to work - anyway there's still more than 2 months left of the shooting season, so no hurry!

(Don't tell the wife, but I may even get another one - single skinned oil tanks are two a penny on Ebay at the moment)
I've a similar tank which will come into service as a septic tank for the bog in the new workshop. A few holes with the hole cutter around the top third and it should just drain nicely in a sandy soil.
 

Larel

Member
Below is my contribution to the bodgerneering fraternity. Bayonet fitting for the pressure washer lance broke so some jubilee clips to hold the lance into the handpiece. Switch refuses to stay on so is held down by a handy but of oak laminate flooring.

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