quick fixes, bodges and creations

[exmoor dave]

spirit level for the post basher, bit small but the only bullseye type level i could find

the basher plate bodge is working ok, prob abit big so really need to position it in the middle of the post so not to split it

 

[Andrew]

Couple of tool clips holds the grease gun pipes very neatly

 

[General-Lee]

Couple of tool clips holds the grease gun pipes very neatly

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That's just greedy!! They obviously work well if you've 4 new ones!

 

[Bloders]

That's just greedy!! They obviously work well if you've 4 new ones!

Nah, he's probably a stock farmer... got a knackered one to use and keep the others for best . I'm from a stock farm, o know these things

 

[cudota]

That's just greedy!! They obviously work well if you've 4 new ones!

Nah.... hes tempting thieves

 

[Andrew]

That's just greedy!! They obviously work well if you've 4 new ones!

I've had the one on the left since Lamma. Put about 50 cartridges through it and haven't had a single airlock or problem - apart from people nicking it. So had another 3 guns and 140 cartridges turn up today.

 

[General-Lee]

There's an endorsement sounds like it defo needs to go on the shopping list!

 

[Andrew]

There's an endorsement sounds like it defo needs to go on the shopping list!

Definitely, really recommend them. Got all kinds of other grease guns, but don't think any of them have been touched in the last 6 months!

 

[stuart]

Definitely, really recommend them. Got all kinds of other grease guns, but don't think any of them have been touched in the last 6 months!

If you don't mind me asking how much

 

[Robigus]

Couple of tool clips holds the grease gun pipes very neatly

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No wonder Pan Anglia have sold out and can't get any more for a week

 

[Andrew]

If you don't mind me asking how much

£50 for the gun, £1.50 / cartridge for normal grease, £1.70 for blue grease. All + vat.

No wonder Pan Anglia have sold out and can't get any more for a week

Sorry! Buy them straight from TD Agri, cheaper? and they have them in stock!

 

[Hookwood]

Hello,

Since I am new to this forum I will first introduce myself a little. I am a dairyfarmer in the Netherlands and I'm always looking for things to improve on my farm to make things easier. I saw the ad for this forum at the back of the latest issue of Practical Farm Ideas, thats how I found it.

I will post a few creations which I made during the last ten years.

Machinemover:

Made from an old Trioliet Silageblockcutter frame

 

[Hookwood]

Feed pusher:

 

[Hookwood]

Calf hutch mover:

 

[Robigus]

Calf hutch mover:


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I like you. Just the right amount of paint for a proper farm creation
And the creations themselves aren't too bad.

 

[exmoor dave]

I like you. Just the right amount of paint for a proper farm creation
And the creations themselves aren't too bad.

paint is over-rated...only got to remove it (or use ark welder ) when you want to "modify" further

 

[Hookwood]

Adjustment on the slurrymixer to keep it standing.

 

[Hookwood]

Speaks for it selves:

It is mounted on the quad with a home made quick exchange system so I can put my sprayer on very easy.

 

[Landy Nick]

View attachment 61385 View attachment 61386 View attachment 61387 View attachment 61388 few scraps and presto, automatic grain stirrer.

What we all want to see is a YouTube clip of this, especially when speeded up and seeing the stirrer doing doughnuts.

 

[Badshot]

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What we all want to see is a YouTube clip of this, especially when speeded up and seeing the stirrer doing doughnuts.

Next time I'll set the trail cam on time lapse