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31 January 2009, 18:58
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[wanted] Trolley/stand for 15hp outboard
I'm looking for a trolley/stand for 15hp outboard so I don't keep tripping over it!
Don't really need anything s substantial as the one that Shed78 is selling - something simpler and cheaper would be ideal 
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31 January 2009, 19:16
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Originally Posted by John Kennett
I'm looking for a trolley/stand for 15hp outboard so I don't keep tripping over it!
Don't really need anything s substantial as the one that Shed78 is selling - something simpler and cheaper would be ideal |
It might be worth doing what I use for moving them-a sack truck with a couple of bits of wood bolted to it.
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31 January 2009, 19:21
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B&Q do a upright truck for around 15 quid. I moved an old and very big 42 inch TV with one the other day. It took three people to lift it to where I could get the truck to it.
But they're orange!
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31 January 2009, 20:42
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It took three people to lift it, But they're orange!
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Ah, now then, thats where you were going wrong.
Those Umpalumpas may be willing, but they are on the small side.
Nasher
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31 January 2009, 20:46
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Ah, now then, thats where you were going wrong.
Those Umpalumpas may be willing, but they are on the small side.
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Amazing porn stars though 
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31 January 2009, 20:50
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I think I've sussed your plan.
Plenty of 'airbags' around should it have fallen off the trolley.
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31 January 2009, 21:25
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I think I've sussed your plan.
Plenty of 'airbags' around should it have fallen off the trolley.
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31 January 2009, 22:14
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I was listening to radio 2 the other day about the unusual uses people were using their wheelie bins and recycling bags for.........I have another one 
Go out and nick a neighbours wheelie bin. Part fill the wheelie bin with water and hang the outboard on the side. Also used to flushing too  Oh and it has wheels too!  So you can wheel it any place your heart desires 
Oh and it's free......Just don't let the Neighbours see it
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01 February 2009, 09:25
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Originally Posted by Hightower
I was listening to radio 2 the other day about the unusual uses people were using their wheelie bins and recycling bags for.........I have another one
Go out and nick a neighbours wheelie bin. Part fill the wheelie bin with water and hang the outboard on the side. Also used to flushing too Oh and it has wheels too! So you can wheel it any place your heart desires
Oh and it's free......Just don't let the Neighbours see it |
If you screw a little plastic tap into the bootom of it,to let the water drain slowly afterwards, it stops the wife getting the strunts because you just tipped a wheelie bin over with must be near on a quarter of a ton of water in it and levelled a couple of flower beds...
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01 February 2009, 09:51
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just tipped a wheelie bin over with must be near on a quarter of a ton of water in it and levelled a couple of flower beds... |
or, even worse, all over your feet  Got caught by a tsunami bouncing back off the garage wall. I reckon my shoes should be dry in a couple of weeks... 
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01 February 2009, 10:05
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There we go then John....A wheelie bin! Just put a tap in the bottom Oh and keep some water in it all the time for stability too.
Just pop a cheque in the post for a licence to the patent
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01 February 2009, 19:45
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01 February 2009, 20:17
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18 February 2009, 16:58
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or one of these...
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18 February 2009, 20:06
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JSP
B&Q do a upright truck for around 15 quid. I moved an old and very big 42 inch TV with one the other day. It took three people to lift it to where I could get the truck to it.
But they're orange!
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Got one for £12.48 with pneumatic tyres think they are £20 now but still good value
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23 February 2009, 21:06
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it stops the wife getting the strunts because you just tipped a wheelie bin over with must be near on a quarter of a ton of water in it and levelled a couple of flower beds... |
Now what you should have said is that you were going to wash the wheelie bin out for her, loads of brownie points 
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07 March 2009, 12:30
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I bought one of the £20 sack trucks because I needed one anyway. They're certainly cheap, and pretty flimsy, but the wheels alone are probably worth most of the cost!
Anyway, after a bit of haggling I've ended up with Shed78's bit of heavy engineering, and very nice it is too - should last a while
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