OSUT#246 - Gentlemen, Start Your Engines...let the summer festivities begin

[Expat]

Last of the chili and a pb sandwich.

 

[Expat]

Hello Greg

 

[Expat]

Hello 1BV8

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I'm gonna need to know what kind of skillet that is. Sounds like what the wife needs.

Got it at Walmart. It's called Green Diamond.

 

[GregD]

Howdy Expat

 

[OneBadV8]

 

[GregD]

 

[OneBadV8]

I've been drinking slightly less coffee. Boo

 

[OneBadV8]

Might have a Chai though

 

[Lpherr]

Hello all!

Been wasting more time. Don't like the weather.

Black background:



White background:




Just black and white:

 

[GregD]

Hi Lpherr

How about no logo below the eagle.

 

[indyblue]

Our chicken tractor is finally done and ready for inhabitants. My metal working skills leave something to be desired, but for a first build attempt it'll work and I was teaching my GF how to use various carpenter tools as well. The ridge cap is from the scrap from making the sides/roof.

It features a ramp that is lowered by a cord that can be manually raised/lowered or put a chicken door controller motor with a timer on it to raise after sunset and lower at sunrise automatically. The coup is insulated with mylar bubble sheet for the cold season. The side of the nesting boxes is a door that you just open and reach in to grab eggs each day. Pneumatic wheels allow it to be moved to a different spot in the yard daily.

See the full build: http://albums.indyblue.org/index.php?/category/6

 

[klausm]

Now I'm very relaxed !

what kind of ride did you have????!!

 

[Lpherr]

Hi Lpherr

How about no logo below the eagle.

Hello Greg.

Yes, that can be removed.
I've read some people prefer the website not be included for various reasons.

 

[Lpherr]

Just because you asked...

 

[Lpherr]

Our chicken tractor is finally done and ready for inhabitants. My metal working skills leave something to be desired, but for a first build attempt it'll work and I was teaching my GF how to use various carpenter tools as well. The ridge cap is from the scrap from making the sides/roof.

It features a ramp that is lowered by a cord that can be manually raised/lowered or put a chicken door controller motor with a timer on it to raise after sunset and lower at sunrise automatically. The coup is insulated with mylar bubble sheet for the cold season. The side of the nesting boxes is a door that you just open and reach in to grab eggs each day. Pneumatic wheels allow it to be moved to a different spot in the yard daily.

See the full build: http://albums.indyblue.org/index.php?/category/6

Now the fox can hook his ride up, and take the buffet with him.
Looks good. A suggestion, maybe switch the pneumatic tires for solid rubber.
No flats to worry about. I put some on a wheel barrow, and it's a huge difference.

 

[GregD]

Hi klausm

No ride . . . range trip

 

[GregD]

Lpherr, that is the one I would buy!

 

[radar8756]

I'm not loving this new skillet I got. It's one with that ceramic type coating and it's almost too non-stick. It lets the eggs spread out too much.

You could use a Egg-Mold like Mcdonald's to get the 2" round by 1" thick eggs

or even a Cookie Cutter mold

 

[Lpherr]

Who wants their eggs shaped like Florida?