I built a new toy over lunch hour today...

:-))))

LMAO

Bonz, you are nice and close to buy me the 4 wheel bike to pull a tonne of water. Usually I find 400 - 500 litres pulls up what you can get round easily with on the back of a one tonne ute. Having no internal baffle may be a recipe for some fun too :-(

I saw a 200 litre ute pack just a couple of weeks back, for a CFA brigade.

Lunch: (noun) Unpaid time that lets your employer officially say you work a lower number of hours a week than you actually do.

Ohh!!... I couldn't possibly drink that much wine by myself.

I might have to wait for a jamboree or something.........

:)

To tell you the truth Alan - I don't know yet. I have to finish off the whole unit and get it down to Omaroo before I can actually test it properly. Judging by the casting quality, and the general robustness of my Chinese generator's engine - I can't see that it won't work well. It looks nicely put together - and these units are getting better all the time. I can't see the Chinese using these units themselves if they didn't work reasonably well. The average Chinese farmer isn't made of money.

Of course, I'd rather an Australian-made unit with a Honda engine - but the dollars would kill me.

I'll let you know how it goes. It should be a ripper - as it's rated at 35 cubic metres flow an hour, and will lift to a 55 metre head. Not bad.

I would be interested in knowing after youtest it. I have looked around Perth over the last few weeks and i cant find any one here who sells them, the only choice is the big brand names.

Could you let me know who sells them and i might get one freighted accross. ( i also know a few who may be interested so i might get more than one)

Alan

Thanks mate.

See you on the weekend. Can't wait! 5 days in the high country!!!! Whoohoo!!

Too true gramps

I've bought some new little circular lights this arvo to keep the boys in blue at bay.

Cheers
Chris