u/Zealousideal_Gap_553

Drivers doing driver things.

Ok so I got of this big thing. It’s been kept under a tree so little to no hail damage. It’s around 10ft.
What does the community say I need to get it up and running as a radio telescope?
And please please dumb it down for me. I have a little knowledge but that’s about it.

For reference this is some kind of therapy, to help me get closure and move on with life.
Company expects 100% compliance from me/us whatever we do. Now the roles are reversed and it’s…… “we will just run it till you get back.” “Ok let me know when the driver gets back because you can’t be talking about me.”
This was the end of my commercial long haul driving career.
I’ve said it a million times over. There’s no shortage of truck drivers. Plenty of people have a Class 1 licence but choose not to put up with the crap that comes with it.
I dunno if it’s just me or does something hauling dangerous goods weighing 63ton may need to be in tip top condition???

I just wanted to share this retired old girl. It’s from 1937 original paintwork, was kept in a barn when not in use. I looked at the tires and saw 14-28 as in 1928 but realized it was the size not the date.