Airconditioning My Workshop

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FireKraka
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Airconditioning My Workshop

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With thanks to Blacky for the aircon unit; I installed my workshop aircon last Monday (public holiday in Perth) yesterday was near 40 at my place but inside was 30/31 at least you can get something done at that temp.

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Thanks Blacky

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Re: Airconditioning My Workshop

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Nice work i could have done with that on sunday working on the FB in the shed at 42 deg.

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Re: Airconditioning My Workshop

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Cool :ebiggrin:
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Re: Airconditioning My Workshop

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No worries - it made it home OK then ??? :lol:
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Re: Airconditioning My Workshop

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I made sure I tied this one in Blacky :whistlinggg: :whistlinggg: but we will leave that story alone for now hey :whistlinggg:
It was trying to get it out and around the back of the workshop by myself that was the really difficult thing.

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