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Dufflight
 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 1st, '08, 16:50 
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Moved 3000ltrs of gravel by hand

Duffer, you know you can use a shovel don't you?


Carried in 2 gravy buckets. 120mtrs round trip. Can't use the barrow because of the location and steps. Thats why stage 3 is going in the back yard where I can get a bobcat to do all the lifting.
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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 6th, '08, 17:38 
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Well water is pumping siphons operational and back busted.The back lawn looks like I`ve moved to Kalgoorlie with the amount of red dust on it.
I`ve taken a tinkle or two in the sump to get things started ,ammonia at .25 Ph 7.2.
6 lengths of 150mm pipe for towers along the side fence


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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 6th, '08, 17:42 
Starting to look very neat and tidy Lungy... good job...
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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
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Cheers Rupe it`s been a long time coming,looking forward to getting some plants in and some shadecloth up as the gravel was very warm today.
Anyone ave any success with pulling ebara pumps apart mine keeps tripping the rcd.It`s a 4-5 year old best zero which I picked up cheap so currently using my back up pondmate.
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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 6th, '08, 19:53 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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There will be something caught on the shaft, most likely fibre or hair.
If not that, its fried.
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Cheers OBO there was plenty of gunk around the shaft cleaned it out and still tripping the rcd so she looks like it`s cactus.Will pull it apart totally tomorrow and see if any water is getting into the electrics.
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One day I might have to get you to teach me how you built your system so neat Lungy ,mine all turn into monstrous combinations of loose parts and gaffer tape
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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 7th, '08, 07:01 
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By then you wont have any room left Boris
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Decided it was time to look at some shade for the growbeds and sump


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PostPosted: Dec 7th, '08, 11:58 
Nice and easy Lungy... how have you attached the PVC to the fence... ?
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It`s just sitting under the capping the bend just pushes the conduit up and in with some force
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Also the bell end is under the capping to stop it pulling out if needed
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Leave it that way. If the wind gets under it you can just push it back into place. Instead of trying to find it in the next block. I only tied one end of my shade cloth and the wind in a storm does no damage.
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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
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50% shadecloth up easier than I thought it would be


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 Post subject: Re: Lungy`s setup.
PostPosted: Dec 8th, '08, 18:25 
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Your going to have to throw some junk around. Looks way to neat & tidy. :D
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