tools, earth movement of my area

[Lancs Lad]

I took the big grove unloaded the concrete beams into the riverbed then together with the white one they positioned them on the shoulders of the supports on both banks the work is in progress I'll update you if you want, a biblical job if you knew how long it would take to position this walkway too much bureaucracy in Italy too much downtime public tenders need to be speeded up thanks

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Not just us then

 

[barracane]

think it took them 5 years to position the first beam after mistakes and corrections of the shoulders. this has embarrassed the young and brilliant mayor and the entire municipal council with these delays, I am optimistic perhaps they were waiting for the concrete to season well and dry, you know humidity plays bad tricks corrosion better to wait and not be hasty the hasty cat has given birth to blind kittens, a sarcastic and mocking joker friend of mine said more than a bridge it looks like a walkway my son and my nephew with a shovel and bucket would have built it before but he is an incurable sarcastic joker I will keep you updated take care of me greetings. from Calabria, today 30 degrees in Monasterace it is full of tourists I will wait for you in August for the sagas Astilo Bivongi and Monasterace we will have a nice feast greetings.

 

[barracane]

think friends to place 7 beams 5 years do the arithmetic mean per beam see how much comes out thanks

 

[barracane]

Old, handmade vertical capstans—DIY rigs built by salty old fishermen (necessity is the mother of invention). These animal-powered winches were used by fishermen on the beach at Calamizzi (near Reggio Calabria); they are anchored in a concrete plinth that secures the support for the drum's axle—much like medieval winches. What do you think?

 

[V8Druid]

Old, handmade vertical capstans—DIY rigs built by salty old fishermen (necessity is the mother of invention). These animal-powered winches were used by fishermen on the beach at Calamizzi (near Reggio Calabria); they are anchored in a concrete plinth that secures the support for the drum's axle—much like medieval winches. What do you think?


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"necessity is the mother of invention"

 

[barracane]

mini gantry crane frame for hoyst diy

 

[V8Druid]

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mini gantry crane frame for hoyst diy

bit narrow, unless you're working on motor bikes or V8 lawn mowers

 

[barracane]

no we have to pull a submersible pump out of a well underground works also sewer works of s....to be clear we are specialists

Luckily the apps and photos don't smell.

 

[Bri963]

What line of work are you in, Barra.

 

[V8Druid]

What line of work are you in, Barra.

I got 'chastised' a while back for abbreviating his ID Bri -- apparently it means coffin