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In action. I use sodium carbonate bought as ph boost for pools at the end of the season when they are almost giving the stuff away, it's also a finer powder than buying it as washing soda and it dissolves almost instantly
perch about to become bait for our trotlines-
photographed straight down into a metal bucket of water
Used a pattern from www.etsy.com/shop/designsmayamade.
Made with burlap and home dec fabric. I love making these things.
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bucket sitting on our deck half full of dirt and water, dumped out the water and founs that algae had only grown where the light could get through
Gorgeous champagne bucket made from Shivakashi stone for the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, the go-to establishment for movie stars on the Riviera, France.
More here: www.davidharber.com/corporate/cap.htm
Two switches on the mower control bars control the action. If necessary I can carry some rear balance weight in front of the seat. With this mower design the extra weight is not that critical. The linear actuators that control the bucket are run from the battery through a 20 amp fuse. If I don't strain and use both cylinders at once, the fuse holds. The teeth are removeable. The dump actuator hidden in this picture on the other side of the bucket. This summer I filled the double sized bucket with sod and drove it in the hot sun across a hundred yard wide field to dump and then installed some very heavy river stone in place of the sod with it. I was surprised how little time it took me to make this--over one week's time during Christmas last year while also spending time with visiting relatives. See the up position: flickr.com/photos/21702692@N05/2121513135/
See my main Sentar mowers picture which also shows the holder for the bucket assembly when it is not attached: flickr.com/photos/21702692@N05/2121427099/
Title: Bucket Man
Artist: John Davies
Material: Mixed media
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
University of East Anglia, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK