We're starting to put the dryblower parts back together. Hopefully it won't need to come apart again.
I must have had a brain-fade the day I bought the paint. I only bought a 4L when I need about 12L to finish the job.
We can't get hold of more paint at the moment so some of the parts will have to be repainted in situ.
I used the excavator to dismantle the job because it lifts higher than the forklift but I have better control over the load with the forklift.
Having it built in modules makes assembly very easy.
Each level is mounted on rubber blocks to absorb the vibration. Hopefully classifier and bin will vibrate assisting in the flow of the dirt without shaking the frame to pieces.
The next big bit to go on is the classifier grizzly. I tried to carry it out from under the covered area but it was wider than the gap.
I had to turn it on edge and drag it out into the open so that it could be turned upright.
It's tough enough to drag across the ground without hurting it.
I have another pot of paint that's not quite the right colour but it'll do for the bits where it's going to wear off anyway.
The inside of the classifier will get a lick of paint just to make it look new.
Both conveyor frames still need to be painted but the colour might be a bit different
