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Komatsu
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This might be an idea?, using Lego blocks as your base, quick and easy to set up. The first 4 are over a live conveyer.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
structure looks solid enough .... just replace the deck ??
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
3B certainly know how to '
the conveyor set up must've cost a fortune
3B certainly know how to 'go for gold' on crane overkill
the conveyor set up must've cost a fortune
Neilporteous
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I would have done if it was just for the vans and trailer to get in and out but il need to receive 20 x ton loads of type 1, sand etc, one of they wagons must weight 35 tonnes fully loaded?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
what section are the beams .. looks pretty chunky ... measure up the height, top/bottom flange width & thickness and the span between supports and i'll look up what they can handle in me section loading tables .... could always add a few more outside/between the existing, if need be and re-deck it
honey_badger
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I had that happen, I just take screenshots of all my photos to upload them now, saves the fussing.
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Komatsu
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Yeh I do the same, doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to why it does it
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TiltyShaun
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Go on then.....give me a clue how to do that as since my wife upgraded my phone.....my pics are coming out sideways!!! It is hurting my neck just looking at my own posts!!
Neilporteous
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Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
this is a bridge i designed then got past by a structural engineer who told me what steels to use
only had to take car traffic
only had to take car traffic
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
a few more pictures the abutments
with the first ever gabions I've installed
and the deck being shuttered
with the first ever gabions I've installed
and the deck being shuttered
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
this seems hard work on my mac book
all steeled up A 393 top and bottom 300mm thick i think
and a cheeky picture of the duck I converted from a worn out steel tracked kh 66 to a well you can see the results
all steeled up A 393 top and bottom 300mm thick i think
and a cheeky picture of the duck I converted from a worn out steel tracked kh 66 to a well you can see the results
Furniss
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Brilliant work..... that duckthis seems hard work on my mac book
all steeled up A 393 top and bottom 300mm thick i think
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and a cheeky picture of the duck I converted from a worn out steel tracked kh 66 to a well you can see the results
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Monkeybusiness
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Any pics of it finished mon?!
diggerjones
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Where's that little duck resting. Theres one just like by the a5 corwenthis seems hard work on my mac book
all steeled up A 393 top and bottom 300mm thick i think
View attachment 14517
and a cheeky picture of the duck I converted from a worn out steel tracked kh 66 to a well you can see the results
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diggerjones
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Whats this MON business! You been mixing with to many carrot cruchers dan
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Monkeybusiness
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I seem to be surrounded by inbreds and the lingo is rubbing off - fits quite well on this forum though I reckon!!!
diggerjones
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Ha. Think its more Shropshire lingo. But i wouldn't know i don't speak to many. I'm mainly a miserable sod
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Monkeybusiness
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My wife was having a bit of a moan at me the other day saying that my life hadn’t changed as a result of this lockdown (hers has drastically - she’s not able to work and is at home full time with the kids doing her best to home-school then). She’s dead right in fairness - nothing much has changed for me other than I’ve now got a great excuse to not talk to customers/anyone!!! Happy days!
craig
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