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  1. 8324689
    Hi there. Could anyone help please with perhaps Amazon links of what I need to copy this entire levelling leg please? I’m having trouble understanding what I need. Many thanks
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    So I just keep it at 7 Celcius for example?
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    Yes indeed! Brilliant just saw this with thermostat https://www.amazon.co.uk/Grenebo-Thermostat-Propagator-Waterproof-Seedlings/dp/B09GDX19GY/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=3MIA9897IGBIX&keywords=Heat%2BMat%2B"wifi"&qid=1701554718&s=pet-supplies&sprefix=heat%2Bmat%2Bwifi%2B%2Cpets%2C141&sr=1-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1
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    Ouch! Thats awful, Im sure there may be a smaller 12v dew heater type that could work as inside the cover shall be a little microclimate
  5. 8324689 started following Telescope Trolley , After 4 years i hope i have a solution and Telescope Trolley Telegizmos 365 Tubular Heater 1ft
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    Hi there, would anyone know the type of jacks in use on this pic, please? Many thanks !
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    Hi all I recently made a telescope trolley and an unglamorous pallet shed to store the scope and trolley outside. I might insulate the "shed" with fibreglass wool. I own a large Telegizmos 365 cover and was wondering if I could put a Tubular Heater 1ft inside the cover and keep it at a low heat so I can keep condensation off? I live in the wet Northwest of Ireland with lots of condensation. I have to keep the trolley outside for about a year.... Many thanks
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    OK so built an all-terrain trolley with my brother. No welding ! Big chunky 8" inflatable wheels ala Moon Buggy which I need for uneven ground Needs a little cleaning up the edges which I will do @Barto Would you have a link to the levelling feet and wingnuts you used please? thanks for the inspiration!
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    Leveling Castors for Workbench with Ratchet Handle Design Heavy Duty Industrial Castors Set of 4 60mm Swivel Castors TD80 Retractable Castors with Adjustable Leveling Pads Total Capacity 2000kg https://amzn.eu/d/afSJcfk i have just found these. Could be helpful I think
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    Thanks all for the replies sorry I was away for a while. I haven't given up hope!
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    Gah. Well back to the drawing board I suppose. Maybe a concrete block tower…. Rusteds solution is fantastic but perhaps too difficult for me.
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    Thanks for this and let me ask just for a final time. (Sorry if Im flogging a dead horse!) Would not a wooden telegraph pole 1/3rd submerged and 2/3rds exposed in the earth with concrete not be solid?? just for a C8 and HEQ5 thanks again
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    OK so after some inspiration from @Rusted what about a telegraph pole/tree trunk (my brother is a tree surgeon) 1/3rd submerged into the ground with concrete for complete steadiness and then my pier on top. Then a decking surrounding it that is decoupled and then one of those Keter-type sheds placed around/on top of the whole thing with a roll-off roof. Once the decking is decoupled from the telegraph pole it shouldn't make a difference if I dance on it or not.
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    Stunning and inspiring!! thank you !
  15. 8324689
    100%, thanks for letting me know
  16. 8324689
    i would imagine 8ft or 10ft?
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