Hey there People,
It's been a while since I had anything to do with digging the yellow metal, as I said before the Renovation to our old home is now winding down, painting and more painting, but it is looking good. I am painting the bathroom now and I will have a bit of time to myself soon enough.
Just the shower screen and mirror and it will be usable.
So this weekend after a bit of painting I decided to get back to working on the mini trammel. I have it running pretty smoothly, hardly any noise what so ever,
and on a fully charged 12V 100AMP battery it will run for about 14hrs unloaded.
the business end of the trammel, I will get the alloy shute made up and it will be ready for the season coming up.
The plumbing will need refining, I will put a cuppla taps on it to control flow to the hopper and to the barrel.
A close-up of the plumbing
I was going to use a steel plate to bolt the plumbing to but a u-bolt worked perfectly for the job.
Anyway that is all i could do for the build until I start making the Hopper and the catchment tray for the sluice.
So I got the wifey and kiddles and headed of to the Amberley Air base for a look see. Highlight for the day for me was sitting in the pilot seat of a C17, wasn't allowed piccies in cockpit but got some of the inside of the cargo bay, man what a big plane.
Suck it in Brad.
The Tail end
Wifey and youngest lad.
F1-11
Sabre
Looking down in intake of an F1-11
An older war bird
We had a flaming good weekend finishing up with taking the boys to see a movie.
Heading out next weekend, haven't been for a while so I gotta make up for lost time.
Till next time cheers
Brad.......... :lol: