multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
Mursal
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When you say salt water?
And what's the mix in the sprayer, thanks
(sorry if already asked, as I couldn't find it)
Great kill .............
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
When you say salt water?
And what's the mix in the sprayer, thanks
(sorry if already asked, as I couldn't find it)
Great kill .............
Here's where the massacre started....
https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/today-at-work.5275/page-4156#post-4660406
Greenbeast
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- Location
- East Sussex
fixed now on laptop.
- Location
- YO42
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Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Showing on the phone as well now.One odd thing, it also shows in the quotes on the laptop but not on the phone
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Vandal
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Had a day out to collect our latest capability upgrade today, a modern fence post driver to replace our old mk1 Parmiter.
Many thanks to James Hayes of Hedge Estate Contracting, Inkpen.
First impressions are that it's well built verging on a bit heavy. It's a shame they didn't fit grease nipples on the slides on the mast and sideshift (which I'll correct). Otherwise I'm looking forward to giving some fence posts some stick with it.
I thought the drop weight was pretty heavy at 300kg until James said the one on his Bryce he's replaced this Multec with is 600kg.
Many thanks to James Hayes of Hedge Estate Contracting, Inkpen.
First impressions are that it's well built verging on a bit heavy. It's a shame they didn't fit grease nipples on the slides on the mast and sideshift (which I'll correct). Otherwise I'm looking forward to giving some fence posts some stick with it
.I thought the drop weight was pretty heavy at 300kg until James said the one on his Bryce he's replaced this Multec with is 600kg
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- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Might get a puncture on the tracks!
Staple gun!
We don’t use nail guns apart from small nails on yorkshire board, there is yet to be made a nail gun man enough for a decent 4 inch nail for rails
- Location
- Durham, UK
I got 5 at leyburn last week av £342. If thats any guide
- Location
- Durham, UK
Yep heifers were quite a bit cheaper
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
To much of this stuff last night
- Location
- Limousin, France
Where is the unlike button.
Been one of those days today when you seem to get less done than expected/planned/hoped for
Tiles off the bathroom walls
Tiles off wc walls and new stud wall in
2 door linings in and a bit more stud work
.....and finished on a bit more demolition, think this stack is going to take some shifting
Tiles off the bathroom walls
Tiles off wc walls and new stud wall in
2 door linings in and a bit more stud work
.....and finished on a bit more demolition, think this stack is going to take some shifting
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- Location
- Near Colchester
Just about dry enough to do a bit of topping this afternoon mainly to get brambles. There are some jolly damp bits in this wildlife haven as you see.
I would have waited but it is going to rain again and we have to be done by March 1st - who knows whether it will be drier between now and then?
I would have waited but it is going to rain again and we have to be done by March 1st - who knows whether it will be drier between now and then?
you must be having a summer heat wave to have the back window open
fecking cold here
davedb
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- Location
- Staffordshire
First job was a electrical fault on a jcb 2cx then Got the rain gun plumbing fitted that I made and painted yesterday ready for pumping to umbilical
then a bit of makeshift bending action, two old steel wheels of a hay Tedder (think it was a cockphesant) welded them together staggering the spokes to give it more strength then dropped a bit of box into a socket we concreted into the shed floor, welded a stub shaft to it for the wheel to rotate on and a lock to stop it turning when pushing down on the box then kept clamping the box to it as we went and it turned out well, 40x40x3 box bent without rollers
