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    If i can every figure out how to get pictures from my phone, to the computer, i'll show yall.
    Hoss, the wife uses a small patch cord she found at W*llmart to hook her phone to the computer, it'll upload pictures just fine; that's where the "kittie" pictures come from.



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    Would love to see some of the bigger guys lots on here also!!!..;-)...I need inspiration!!..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheHoss View Post
    Well i've got a 10x20 storage unit that costs me $84 a month. Thats just where i store most of my stuff, mainly because of my amazing white trash neighbors that like to inform people that me and my 60 year old, dieing Vietnam Vet father are meth dealers. /rant

    I work in my garage for the most part, to get outta the sun. But when its cloudy, everything gets broken down on the tailgate. I have 2 bins i got from United Metals. 1 for my really small tin (stuff that ends up never getting thrown out at the yard, it all adds up!) and my small aluminum heat sinks. Behind that, a small, POS, 4x8 white trailer.

    If i can every figure out how to get pictures from my phone, to the computer, i'll show yall. (I just got a phone 2 years ago when i was 18. Born and raised small town livin, never really needed one)
    I asked United for bins. They wouldn't let me have any unless it was to be short term, like 2-3 weeks. I may try Western, they have more bins than any yard I've ever seen. Pacific just smirked and said they have none to give out, yet their ads say they loan out bins, though they specify it's for commercial. Eff 'em.

    About the phone, either a USB type cord, or if you have the option to email from your phone, send the pic to your email. I do that when I am in the field and it's in my inbox when I get home. Then right click to desktop and upload from there.

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    Great pics Re-Cycler.....Wow under water....Snow drifts.....ok I wont complain about the heat at my shop..; )

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    Boy I hope this works, I totally suck at uploading and stuff. See all the magnets on the red toolbox to the right from microwaves? lol, thats whats on the toolbox underneath also. I got that toolbox free on a pickup once, top and bottom was sign on it FREE!!


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    I thought I would I would upload a few pic of my space. The pallet of Bare bright weighs 1800lbs and was out of a data center, the ACR's weigh right at 800lbs. The wire weighs close to 15000lbs and the motherboards are at 2000lbs. Hope you guys enjoy. http://s1187.photobucket.com/albums/...nt=Mbrd789.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Escrap View Post
    I thought I would I would upload a few pic of my space. The pallet of Bare bright weighs 1800lbs and was out of a data center, the ACR's weigh right at 800lbs. The wire weighs close to 15000lbs and the motherboards are at 2000lbs. Hope you guys enjoy. http://s1187.photobucket.com/albums/...nt=Mbrd789.jpg
    Um...SWEET!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Re-cycler View Post
    Today a partial solution to the mud came to me......6 12 yard dumptruck loads of sand for $50.oo per load
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    then with a borrowed tractor I knocked it down to this for now
    http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00095.jpg
    http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00097.jpg
    I brought the lowest part up about a foot and still have a lot leftover for a shed base.
    I'm a happy camper. No Cash just labor trading for this deal.
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    NICE work man!! I would love to get a load or two of rock to put under the shelter of my shop as the water will run down there if we have a down pour. Not bad...just pisses me off!!..; )

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    happy for you re-cycler...good thinking

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    Cool on the sand, oughta make it nice there. mighta put some drainage in to make the other spots easier to drain.

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    1 1/2 car garage with barely enough room for a lawn tractor.

    We added this onto a cement slab, keeps the sun/rain and mosquitoes off.

    Improvised work benches, when we're done with them, we scrap them out.

    Just some of our stockpile, work in progress. Sorry for the blurry pictures. Not "Big Time" by any means, just getting by with what we have handy without spending more money.
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    wow mechanic you sure look like you have your work cut out for you around there...I esp like the one pic where you can see you've used that old t.v. to do some work on..; )...Nice!

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    I have a 20x40' tent...bought it for around $400 to use as a tent barn for raising rabbits, then decided not to cause my buyer lowered the price for live rabbits. In other words, to get best price I had to kill them!! No could do. I could kill them if they were already dying or born with some huge defect. (I worked for someone else for 2 yrs managing his rabbitry) So, I have a nice workshop and storage space. You're making good progress Re-cycler. Mech and Snodly, love the tv workbench !

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    Mech and Snodly, love the tv workbench !
    You never run out of workbenches while people are giving away those big old consoles, LOL That's how you improvise in this business.

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    This is just a little update on my little one acre homestead/work place. After I had about 70 yards of sand hauled in (6 big loads at $50 per load) I spread some and packed it with the tractor I am surprised at how well it is staying in place after the last 3 nights we got almost 2 inches of rain per night.
    Yes! 6 inches in three nights........... http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00101.jpg
    It is saturated and mushy where I didn't have time or room to run the big tractor wheels over it but is holding well.........
    This is the cornfield adjoining my lot... http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00103.jpg
    If I hadn't gotten the sand I would be wading ankle deep in water and mud for several days just to get 75 feet to the road.
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    At least all that corn is standing up still, we had straight line winds come through here and a few thousand acres of corn is sitting on the ground....

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    Where the water is standing has been replanted twice since spring......too late now for 3rd go round not uncommon in this field though........now the carp swimming up from the lake 5 or 6 miles away as the crow flies is something none of the oldtimers here have ever seen. This is looking north.... http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00106.jpg the natural flow takes all the water from my side of the road north almost 20 miles before it goes southward again to the west fork of the Des Moines river ......from the rise on the other pic the water all flows south, The source of the Little Sioux River is a half mile south of here.
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    This was another man's sanctuary 40 0r 50 years ago....... http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC00115.jpg he's been dead for 30 years but I have the honor of getting to know him as I vaporize his life's work
    Actually this is one three building the farmer worked on his equipment in, I cleaned out his real shop many years ago and as his son has found his way as a CPA he has once again let me clean up the remainder of his fathers presence on the homestead
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    Later I will dissasemble the tin shed in the background and use it out here. I still have much of what I hauled away the first time I cleaned up ........Tobacco cans, handmade tools and jigs......as I sift through the ruble I can see myself sittin by a woodstove sipping cheap whiskey and rolling a cig with him......Had I really known him I would probably rolled a fatty and popped the cork off a bottle of ouzo and offered it to him.......I'm like that with my kind of folk.
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    Here's where I play at my dads, he has the double garage with plenty of room to work and more work space than I have at my house. I also added the tractor I use to load my truck with heavy stuff, I just put the boom on the back. I fricking love that tractor!! the two pics go left to right, I have that whole wall set up to work at. The welder on the very left is the one I'm teaching myself to weld with. Dad bought it and doesn't know how to weld lol, so I'm playing with it. So far I suck you can knock apart anything I weld but someday something might stay together!!



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    The Busch cans are my brothers, the Bud bottles are mine!! I just scrap their cans out since they leave them there!


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