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#wheel

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namelessdrifter
A commission for a conestoga wagon wheel with their family names on it. 🔥
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For once, my anxiety helped me out via triple checking the names and helping them realize they had some misplaced 😅😂
Also, I noticed the little part between the grass and corrected the missing red portion 🫡
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🛞 Burn No. 654 🛞
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#pyrography #pyrographyart #woodburn #woodburnart #woodburningart #woodburning #artistonpixelfed #woodtattoo #handmade #atlantaartist #georgiaartist #folkart #Colwood #wagonwheel #wheel #conestoga #conestogawagon #familytree #wagon #commission #sunset #prairie #prismacolor #prismacolorpencils #prismacolorcoloredpencils #coloredpencil
#coloredpencil
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Giving @davepolaschek's suggestion a try. The T-40 wheel I found in the garage is getting some use as uh, round lever? What do you even call this.

It kinda worked. Well, it didn't budge as I was pulling, but when it fell over while under tension it levered the beam out of the ground sideways and a little forward.

Still refuses to go further, but I'm having a strong coffee and sweets and shall stubbornly continue.

The pesky concrete beam in our garden is now attached with a very beefy chain to a very beefy piece of wire rope. A big tractor steel wheel (sans tyre) is rolled in front of it, with the wire rope leading over the wheel and off to a tractor not depicted here. The ground is churned up from pulling many other concrete beams out of the garden already.
Same arrangement, excep the wheel has fallen over sideways. The wire rope still leads through what used to be its top. The beam however has shifted in the direction of the fallen wheel and left its deep groove for the first time.
The rear end of the beam with a gap that is now about a metric foot longer (we only have metric feet here, sorry, they're about one foot long though). The standard reference foot including boot is next to it. It's a size 44, in case you need to calibrate.
#Farm#Mechanics#Concrete
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Trailer #3 is going to be the real challenge.

It's still packed full of crap, has one tyre that isn't seated on the rusty wheel and without valve and one metal wheel. At least that can't go flat.

Also, there's lots of crap underneath, including more cans of mystery fluids that I haven't even inspected/sniffed yet.

And there's a ton of stuff in front blocking it in. But it's gotta go so I can turn this barn into a workshop.

A large rubber tyre. The bead isn't seated on the wheel at all, it's about 5cm in. Not sure if it's even the right width.
The other side has a metal wheel with spokes welded to a hub. More junk is underneath the trailer.
Close-up of the rim with the rubber tyre. There is a rusty hole where the valve should be. A valve can be inserted, but won't inflate anything with the bead so far out.
#Trailer#Homestead#DIY
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Good haul. Original General Moppel 17" aluminium wheels in good condition.

The tyres are junk, but so were our old summer tyres, have to get new ones come spring either way, perfect time for this. Will make for a much better ride on the bumpy roads.

Love this flatbed truck that came with the barn. So useful for hauling stuff around and the wheels are big enough to work on the grass even with a heavy load.

A R17 aluminium car wheel with tyre. There's an Opel logo in the center.
Close up of the part number inside the rim, reading GM 13276347. The insides are dirty and some old balancing weight adhesive is stuck on there.
Close-up of the rubber tyre. The rubber has many cracks and the DOT label indicates they're from 2016. Not visible, but there's not much profile left either.
Four tyres stacked on top of each other on a rusty flatbed industrial cart standing in the grass.
#Car#Automotive#Wheel
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Got some 17" alu wheels for the Astra, to downsize from the ridiculous 19" with low profile (summer) tyres.

We already have 17" steel wheels for the winter tyres and the improvement in ride quality (on the many bad roads here) is significant.

I always have to laugh when I see those new fake offroad SUVs with their shiny low profile tyres. Dumbest car fashion trend ever, but especially for something pretending to be for somewhat worse terrain.

#Car#Wheel#Tyre
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With `poetry build`, the docs #directory does not end up in the built #wheel or #sdist/#tarball, no matter what I do. I know it's picking up the ignores from the .gitignore file, because renaming .gitignore fixes the problem.

Running build with maximum verbosity gives 2.9MB of output, showing every file that is getting ignored - and not a single message as to *why* any of them are ignored.

Literally impossible to debug. Docs are silent on this, of course.

4/x

#argh#wtf#annoyance
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