View Full Version : Krypton Factor! Transport a fence panel!
MiniMatt
14-07-07, 07:19 PM
Your task for today is to figure out how to transport a 5*6 foot fence panel 3 miles from Homebase to, well, my home base. Homebase don't do delivery on this item :( Although they'll happily deliver items that would fit in an average car :rolleyes:
Your tools to achieve this task are:
One Audi A4 saloon (why didn't I buy the estate?)
One Suzuki SV650 :smt029
Enough bungee cord to weave a fishing net
An old 4'6" by 6'6" futon mattress
Bonus objectives are to avoid paint scratching and avoid hiring a van/buying a roof rack.
I'm thinking futon on roof, fence panel on futon, bungee cord through open windows and hooked onto the grab rails. Not sure how well this contraption will hold together at speed though (it's all 30mph zones in between but even that may be too fast?) Need front-back bungees as well as side-side? If so, hook onto what?
tigersaw
14-07-07, 07:37 PM
I kinda had that dilemma once before, then I figured it was easier to buy from somewhere else - our local woodyard charged more but delivered free
Wideboy
14-07-07, 07:41 PM
your idea is what i was thinking of i have drawn a diagram.
http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m97/Gavino5/diagram.jpg
NOTE THE SMUG DRIVER AND SMILEY SUN!
your idea is what i was thinking of i have drawn a diagram.
http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m97/Gavino5/diagram.jpg
NOTE THE SMUG DRIVER AND SMILEY SUN!
6 out of 10 as the car is clearly a VW beatle & matt has an audi
matt, do u not know anyone that will pick it up for you
i would look elswhere like tigersaw said
your idea is what i was thinking of i have drawn a diagram.
http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m97/Gavino5/diagram.jpg
NOTE THE SMUG DRIVER AND SMILEY SUN!
Nice pic. Thought I would illustrate my suggestion too.
Wideboy
14-07-07, 08:01 PM
Nice pic. Thought I would illustrate my suggestion too.
no no no you've clearly drawn a ford escort there:roll:
I've transported one of those big chain link fences on top of a Citroen Berlingo with 2 bungee cords and still did 70mph on the motorway but it had a roof rack but if you put something on the roof to stop it getting scratched your idea should work
p.s. nice drawing
I like this idea better....
tow the mattress behind the bike with the fence pannels bungied to it.
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/1410/fenceph3.jpg
I like this idea better....
tow the mattress behind the bike with the fence pannels bungied to it.
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/1410/fenceph3.jpg
nice tractor
Buy from somewhere that delivers might be the answer to your problem :)
kwak zzr
14-07-07, 08:17 PM
i moved a shed before on the roof of an astra:)
Whatever method you use, don't get carried away...http://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Workshop/Lumber-Car-A.jpg
MiniMatt
14-07-07, 10:09 PM
WOW!!!!!
Sinbad, Wideboy & Richie have really come on leaps and bounds in their art class lessons this term :D
And Tildo's google skills have come on leaps and bounds too, Google is clearly his Kung Foo, and it is strong :D
WOW!!! (again, it's deserved)
In hindsight, I think there is a builder's yard round here someplace that with sufficient distribution of beer vouchers may deliver :D
Wideboy
14-07-07, 10:25 PM
oh he noticed :smt060
northwind
15-07-07, 02:04 PM
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/1410/fenceph3.jpg
He doesn't have a steamroller though.
I'd recruit someone else with feet, and carry it home. It's only 3 miles...
Spiderman
15-07-07, 02:54 PM
Nice pic. Thought I would illustrate my suggestion too.
:winner:
just what i was thinking!!
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