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<blockquote data-quote="garyg" data-source="post: 714215" data-attributes="member: 328275">what a ball ache so far but now overcome!Basically, the kingpost mount lines up with my current concreted ground mount! what a result! Or so i thought lol.As the bolts are a bit further in the kingpost then they should be i had to get some custom washers made up. got them today.So far, kingpost is bolted on.The dish backing is on.Now just the panels to go.You dont understand how heavy that backing mount is! I lifted it on, thought my back was going to brake!!! lol. But shes on!Picture below, mates are coming over later to help with the panels <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /> Getting there now hopefully be all up by end of play today.Also would you believe my garden was turfed about 6 months ago?!? all the digging has destroyed that! lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="garyg, post: 714215, member: 328275"] what a ball ache so far but now overcome! Basically, the kingpost mount lines up with my current concreted ground mount! what a result! Or so i thought lol. As the bolts are a bit further in the kingpost then they should be i had to get some custom washers made up. got them today. So far, kingpost is bolted on. The dish backing is on. Now just the panels to go. You dont understand how heavy that backing mount is! I lifted it on, thought my back was going to brake!!! lol. But shes on! Picture below, mates are coming over later to help with the panels :) Getting there now hopefully be all up by end of play today. Also would you believe my garden was turfed about 6 months ago?!? all the digging has destroyed that! lol [/QUOTE]

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