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General Discussion / Re: What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Fizzie on Today at 07:05:11 AM »Is the shed gonna be big enough 🤔
Is there even such a thing as too big a shed
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Is there even such a thing as too big a shed
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General Discussion / Re: What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Hairs on Today at 06:11:12 AM »Is the shed gonna be big enough
You had to go there,
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Bad Scott on Today at 04:43:48 AM »Some of the measuring equipment costs a bomb
Is the shed gonna be big enough 🤔
Is the shed gonna be big enough 🤔
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General Discussion / Re: What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Hairs on Yesterday at 08:10:29 PM »His apprenticeship papers say Turner.
Should see the toys, I mean tools he brings home
I was thinking of buying a kit shed for the New Age Road Owl & my 4.8m work trailer.
A good mate of Jack's, his dad owns a fabrication business, we will be now building a 10x7 skillion shed off the side of the house.
All council approved, of cause.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Bad Scott on Yesterday at 07:36:40 PM »Fitter and turner Nowadays it's fitter and machinist 
Good trade too
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Nowadays it's fitter and machinist Good trade too
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General Discussion / What did you do in your shed? 2025
« Last post by Hairs on Yesterday at 07:23:42 PM »Sorry if there is a current thread, I did search.
Being bloody wet over the last couple of weeks, and unable to work(flooded roads, local ferry out of operation due to high river levels), I spent a bit of time in the shed, even with young Jack.
We've built shelves, organising stuff, he's bought a heap of tools(he's nearly finished his Fitters & Turners apprenticeship), 3 in one might, tig, welder.
Today on my Rodeo work ute, I installed a 100W solar panel, controller, second battery, 12v to 18v Makita charger and Sorted the ladder racks.
I also fitted to Fysh's 2018 MUX a bonnet protector & window weather sheilds.
Also ordered a plug & play replacement upgrade car radio/reverse camera/Bluetooth, which has Android carplay.
Been a busy day.
Cheers
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
Being bloody wet over the last couple of weeks, and unable to work(flooded roads, local ferry out of operation due to high river levels), I spent a bit of time in the shed, even with young Jack.
We've built shelves, organising stuff, he's bought a heap of tools(he's nearly finished his Fitters & Turners apprenticeship), 3 in one might, tig, welder.
Today on my Rodeo work ute, I installed a 100W solar panel, controller, second battery, 12v to 18v Makita charger and Sorted the ladder racks.
I also fitted to Fysh's 2018 MUX a bonnet protector & window weather sheilds.
Also ordered a plug & play replacement upgrade car radio/reverse camera/Bluetooth, which has Android carplay.
Been a busy day.
Cheers
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: Postrate op
« Last post by Hairs on Yesterday at 05:01:01 PM »Hi Guys,
We need to keep this thread going.
Thank you to you that have posted, shared what you have been through or going through.
My add to this is,
We have two 4wd club members that have had the op, the first member is supporting the second.
He has stepped down from being a RFS captain and now reaches out to others that are dealing with this.
My own RFS has started his journey, I am trying to support him, he's a bloody proud man, finding it difficult to let others help.
Everyone is going to deal with this differently, just be there for them, as you, yourself would like if you were dealing with this.
Shout out, ask, you are not alone.
Take care Swaggers.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
We need to keep this thread going.
Thank you to you that have posted, shared what you have been through or going through.
My add to this is,
We have two 4wd club members that have had the op, the first member is supporting the second.
He has stepped down from being a RFS captain and now reaches out to others that are dealing with this.
My own RFS has started his journey, I am trying to support him, he's a bloody proud man, finding it difficult to let others help.
Everyone is going to deal with this differently, just be there for them, as you, yourself would like if you were dealing with this.
Shout out, ask, you are not alone.
Take care Swaggers.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: Weber BabyQ, Tie down gadget
« Last post by GeoffA on April 02, 2025, 05:28:00 PM »Cheers mate.
I don't have a slide, but I can use the brackets and tie down straps to secure it.
Yep. Sure can.
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General Discussion / Re: Weber BabyQ, Tie down gadget
« Last post by Hairs on April 02, 2025, 05:24:29 PM »Cheers mate.
I don't have a slide, but I can use the brackets and tie down straps to secure it.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
I don't have a slide, but I can use the brackets and tie down straps to secure it.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: Weber BabyQ, Tie down gadget
« Last post by GeoffA on April 02, 2025, 05:18:24 PM »Hi Jon,
Here's ours....
Here's ours....