Post by Admin on Apr 13, 2010 17:37:31 GMT 9.5
Work continues at the Adelaide Dirt Kart Club
Saturday was the scene of plenty of off track action at the Adelaide Dirt Kart Club as the task to prepare the proposed new double grid started to take shape. The original single grid needed to be moved to its new location in front of the existing spectator shelter. Once several fences had been removed and the shelter had all posts cut to enable the move to proceed the tasks of how to move the shelter was now the big question. With 16 volunteer members on hand to manoeuvre the shelter and 2 bobcats to lift the weight the shelter had been relocated to new position. All efforts were then focused on securing the shelter and replacing the fences in their new location.
Over the next few weeks ongoing work will continue with the ground needing preparing, levelling and the completion of the installation of fences and gates to be finalised. All this work will enable the new donated Gotta Getta Group covered double grid to be installed after the next meeting. Thanks to all the volunteers who gave up their time to help as with a task as large as moving the shelter enable it to happen with minimal problems.
Don’t forget the next meeting is a day/night meeting on the 25th of April with the lights being turned on for the 1st time on the new banked surface so tell all your family and friends to come and witness plenty of action at this historic event.
See ya track side
Adrian Schier
Some Photos:
Saturday was the scene of plenty of off track action at the Adelaide Dirt Kart Club as the task to prepare the proposed new double grid started to take shape. The original single grid needed to be moved to its new location in front of the existing spectator shelter. Once several fences had been removed and the shelter had all posts cut to enable the move to proceed the tasks of how to move the shelter was now the big question. With 16 volunteer members on hand to manoeuvre the shelter and 2 bobcats to lift the weight the shelter had been relocated to new position. All efforts were then focused on securing the shelter and replacing the fences in their new location.
Over the next few weeks ongoing work will continue with the ground needing preparing, levelling and the completion of the installation of fences and gates to be finalised. All this work will enable the new donated Gotta Getta Group covered double grid to be installed after the next meeting. Thanks to all the volunteers who gave up their time to help as with a task as large as moving the shelter enable it to happen with minimal problems.
Don’t forget the next meeting is a day/night meeting on the 25th of April with the lights being turned on for the 1st time on the new banked surface so tell all your family and friends to come and witness plenty of action at this historic event.
See ya track side
Adrian Schier
Some Photos:
A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped out on the day.