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Finally after too many years I'm working on my 500/4
Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Christ some of you guys would really feel at home here pictures of a shit mess workshop don't know how you get on.Frack tidy it up find out what you have and go from there.How the hell do you work in that environment?Sorry if it upsets just cant work in that surroundings
Cheers
Bitsa
Trigger:
--- Quote from: Bitsa on November 01, 2014, 07:18:36 PM ---Christ some of you guys would really feel at home here pictures of a shit mess workshop don't know how you get on.Frack tidy it up find out what you have and go from there.How the hell do you work in that environment?Sorry if it upsets just cant work in that surroundings
Cheers
Bitsa
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If he tidy's up bitsa may be he will find your vernier ;)
Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Trig
Mine is spotless mate and you have no idea how frackin mad I am.If I do not find it sunday will go out and buy another bar steward and after if it comes to light it will be buried where I find it.
Frackin Annoyed
Bitsa
matthewmosse:
I know. The barn still has building work to do. And about twice as much stuff as I have space for. Trouble came with the kids. Had time to break stuff renovating the house and on the farm. No time to fix it. Projects piled on top of projects. It is amazing how completing a few of them frees up space. Just doing this sidecar has cleared a bit of space. Given the average bit of farm kit we have is over 50 and we still use some 100 year old stuff. Means we have a lot of spares around too. Local tractor dealers for some reason neglect to stock parts. I dream of having a clearout but it is mostly stuff we will need. Plus side is i can fix most stuff at low costs. Each to their own. I do clear the floor and sweep up at the end of each job. My dad generally messes it up before I next get out to The shed. Take my drills draw. All organised small through large. Took ages with a caliper ~I can find mine ~ and one dad job later it is mixed up with random sized bunged in. I could get cross or just get on with it. At least I get the odd dormer drill bit bought for me.
Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Matthew each to our own mate
but not for me
Cheers
Bitsa
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