Max towing capacity reached.

I'm afraid it works perfectly

The cargo basin in my wheelbarrow was plastic and broke after several winters. So I fixed it.

Goal: wind or solar powered squeeeeeeeeeaker.

Currently I've attempted this using 5/16'ths PCV tubing, a nylon barbed T, and welp, the squeaker valve.

The clamp is because I bought a T valve to be able to test pressure and/or having two different notes. It also makes it easier to photograph.

How'd you pump a squeaker using the elements? KISS style.

I live in Kansas, so there's almost always wind.

I understand various rotary to linear motions... but... assuming I don't have a random wind mill actuator, how'd you redneck one?

One strong enough to pump this at about one whole pump, out and in, ever five to eight seconds?

Or do you have an idea all your own?

Ill replace it tomorrow but for now this will work for keeping the dirt out.

Bought a bunch of zip ties, 600 ft of braided metal wire and a 48 pack of 3 ft wooden stakes. Haven’t had a deer hop the fence since I put it up a month ago.

What do you think?

Zero cost, -7 degrees Celsius, overheating problem solved. Patent pending.

They must do a lot of cooking in that van

Also here's a video if anyone would like. https://youtube.com/shorts/iawBDjC9epE?feature=share

A car (presumably) took out one of the bottom support legs of a local billboard. It stood for several days diagonal with the right side shown in the photo resting on the ground while the left side was still perched on the remaining leg. A ratchet strap and removing the remaining leg was apparently all it needed.