First Opening of the iDry Kiln and Setting up Rail and Trolley

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Finally! We open the kiln to see what's inside, and get it ready to load!
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The packaging is quite simple really. Just the track extension, jumpers, and the trolley. I used the tractor to ease the whole package out of the kiln, then, with some clever rigging, flew it a short distance to set it down a bit gentler on the ground.
I eyeballed the alignment on the track extension, and then checked corner to corner with a long tape to ensure it was square-ish. For now I'm going to put down oak boards as the spanners for the feet to sit on in the dirt, but eventually will pour concrete footers or get concrete pads for the feet to sit on to keep it all level and square all the time.