WhiskyLassie
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I'm off to work 2day. Only a few hours to push them home, collect my car and then off till the new year. First time in years I've had time off at xmas and I'm rather excited.
There are a lot of us who do exactly the same. Sometimes it is just what we need to 'jump off the world', even if it only for a few minutes.
I'm off on my last 'parking in a field' trip for this year.
Colthebrummie
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You wimmins do some strange thingsI'm off on my last 'parking in a field' trip for this year.
Col
Have funI'm off on my last 'parking in a field' trip for this year.
Tesco is bringing the shopping today and we are battening down the hatches for the duration
Colthebrummie
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I wish I had an answer. I insulated my shed, now I get condensation. Ive had to take my dewalt tools out of it. I did think of putting a heater in it but the cost of lecky put me off.
Col
Col
Condensation occurs when air with high humidity hits a cold surface. At this time of year the air is high humidity. So you will either need to use a dehumidifier or heat the air inside the garage. Can you add a radiator to your central heating system? and keep it on low heat in the garage?
its not connected to the house and quite big, heating isnt really an option
My box profile roof sheeting on my shed in Wales picks up loads of condensation. It almost looks like it's been raining in there sometimes. I put it on a shed in Birmingham years ago and don't remember it being like this. Mind you, Wales is often a lot wetter. All that air has blown across the Atlantic picking up moisture and then has risen 1000ft to go over the first range of hills it's encountered in thousands of miles, so it's just desperate to condense on something. The midlands is to the east of that range of hills and benefits from the Foehn effect, so it's drier. Fibre cement roofing is less prone to this sort of thing but tends to be pricier. I just put my tools on shelves so that any drips arrive on the top shelf which is empty and the tools live on lower shelves and stay dry. If you can call living in 99% humidity 'dry'.
Bad but not that bad, lots of welding but I'd tackle it if I was younger, easier to put big bits in than small repairs I think, it had a new back end from axle rearwards at some point so rear xmember is good.
I'll get some better pictures if you're interested
ordered an item from ebay ~£10, arrived damaged.. seller wants me to pay to post it back for a refund
its really not worth it!!
Any point in claiming from courier ?
seller has just said they will pay postage
Colthebrummie
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Result. Must be one of the decent ones.seller has just said they will pay postage
Col
Shopping all put away and lunch eaten I have had a play on the radio too. I am up to 34 countries now and quite happy with the new antenna
I have had a play on the radio too. I am up to 34 countries now and quite happy with the new antenna 
