Project Arthur

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I am always told by err in doors I live on the edge.

I think ou should put it in the most comfortable place possible, its a long term project, and deffo next to the kettle. Going to be a bit of head sctraching going on me thinks.

Maybe bring the brolly tent down from the decking, or park the snail such that the awning can be utillised as well when required.

If neighbours complain about trying to get it down your back passage I can always bring the boys over for the weekend. Might even be able to mush them ( With suitable harnesses to pull it round for you
 
noel colledge said:
I am always told by err in doors I live on the edge.

I think ou should put it in the most comfortable place possible, its a long term project, and deffo next to the kettle. Going to be a bit of head sctraching going on me thinks.

Maybe bring the brolly tent down from the decking, or park the snail such that the awning can be utillised as well when required.

If neighbours complain about trying to get it down your back passage I can always bring the boys over for the weekend. Might even be able to mush them ( With suitable harnesses to pull it round for you
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Somewhere comfortable? ........Think a restoration in the front room might just get me in trouble. Mind you I do have to put the bits somewhere. :rolleyes: :D

The only thing thats going through my back passage is what nature intended!! Thank you :eek:

Otherwise it'd be great to see you one weekend...(Same goes for you too Andy) erm which boys were you gonna put a harnesss on? :eek: Hopefully you meant the two dogs :rolleyes: :D
 
Garage nearly clear

Trailer sorted

Looks like the 20th November will be the day..... Yaayy :cool:

After praying for snow since folk were on about it begining of October I'll be keeping my fingers crossed that we dont get any that weekend!!!! :doh: :rolleyes:
 
Andy Land said:
Did you pick Project Arthur up yesterday then BD?
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The original plan was to pick up the trailer Friday night.
Drive over to Aberporth Saturday and drop the trailer off in Paul's yard and go B&B then come back Sunday.

All the best made plans and that had to have a re-think :rolleyes:

In the end picked up the trailer en-route Saturday morning loaded up and drove straight back. (If only it had been that simple :rolleyes:)

Towed Arthur to get him running and drove onto the trailer no problem.
Problem was when we got home ...... Thought towing him up our slip road may have worked, but it was dark and there was too many vehicles etc to manoeuvre around and didn't know if there was much diesel in the tank anyway :doh:

I didn't want to risk putting more air in the tyres, which would have made pushing a bit easier. So had to use the ratchet straps to winch him off backwards :rolleyes: :D

It took a little while :rolleyes: but got there in the end :D :D

Halfway home
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Aint he cute :D
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:hysterically_laughi Ya better duct tape ya hole, and don't turn ya back to him.................just in case!!!! :mooning:
 
Andy Land said:
Oooops I seem to have been fraped Landyzone style. I am actually a non Gaylanderer and strictly crumpet! ... Fear not Arthur ;)
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Ooooh, Crumpet , it might be ok BD, but have the tape ready just in case, you could always use it on the crumpet instead!!!!!!!!:D
 
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