I played with the idea of four fiberglass walls sitting on casters in aluminum channels set into the concrete. Take the top off and pick up and move side walls. I can see spending a pile of money to have leaks.
Walls fold down but the rolling ladder goes over and damages the walls.
The only thing that seems to make sense is a building 4' tall inside x 2.5 ' deep and 7' long with doors that open wide enough on at least side to roll the structure away from the telescope. It need not even be rolling in rails. It could just roll on the concrete pad. The height is to reduce sight line blockage for our neighbors; that is below the height of our sage. Rolled away it is still below that sight line.
Search for floorless sheds. They seem to be either 6' wide or 6' high or 2' deep.
I would prefer resin. It goes with the architecture better and would likely stand up to being rolled better.
Something like this?
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It looks like adding casters to the bottom plate and remove the gadget that holds the motorcycle upright might do the job. Thank you!
DeleteAnd cut out enough of the bottom plate to allow the scope to stay on the pad.
DeleteYes, if they make one big enough.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I am trying to keep the scope stationary and the cover mobile. This may be adaptable.
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