WHAT A MACHINE! - Mini Loader’s many tasks! 💪 

Just a small tip for you, When you want to pick up soil, Aggregates Etc from the ground or if it's in a larger pile, as your bucket blade comes into contact with the material you should start to lift your boom whilst driving into the pile, keeping the bucket as flat as possible do this slowly and smoothly ( it does take some getting used to !!) you should see that the material is moving towards the back of the bucket, you can then start to crowd the bucket back towards you whilst still moving forward and raising the boom at the same time slowly and smoothly, This should almost guarantee a full heaped bucket of material every time It does seem alot to remember but trust me keep practising this method and you will find you move much more material with less fatigue on you and the machine... Good Luck Fella !!

Spotted some beekeeping equipment in the corner! I started last year; definitely recommend joining your local association, finding an experienced 'bee buddy' and reading some books before you get your colonies. It's a lot of fun and a great learning experience :-)

An Anderson shelter. What a great idea. We’ll all need one soon!

Easy seeing the kids are back at school with the pace the videos are coming out - keep them coming, I enjoy watching!

Those drying racks will earn there keep definitely. It does not matter how much space you have never enough to dry finished pieces. I was watch Ollie’s (Bradshaw Joinery) video on spray room and moving heavy wet pieces. Now you need to find a bargain spray extraction system 😊

Love it Tim (& Jo / family) keep it coming ‘Power to the elbow!’

Some great bedding material there... hope it lasts the winter!! You need a few ferral cats and a some Jack Russels.

Handy tool. Back saver.

Tim, kid on a Tonka toy, so jealous :)

Nice cozy sofa with insulation surround for the mice

Love your work 👍

I know you mentioned it’s not bolted down, but as somebody with 10+ years as a forklift operator I need to say, you must bolt that down, sooner rather than later. Those cross braces aren’t essential for the stability of the racking, but are designed to transfer the mass of the load into the beams, so would recommend you use those too, especially on the higher bays. I have however seen items stored in racking, in a much more dangerous way, and would recommend you grab a couple rolls of stretch wrap, it’s ridiculously handy for more than just securing loads going into the racking But other than that, you’re loading seems ok, and the distribution of mass seems relatively even on each beam. I’m hoping this comes across as a friendly comment, as that’s what it’s intended to be. 🙂

The mini-telehandler is a great piece of kit. The new racking looks very strong with the thick steel bracing bars. What was it used for originally? Glad you are having some fun 🙂

Thank you for showing your progress. May the Lord guide you and your family with His wisdom and strength. I like that tee shirt rack/hanger/dryer for screen printing. Great for small space printing area. 😀👍🙏 ❤✝🛐

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Has the tractor gone?

You will need to check them sofa's for mice when you move them out.....