Taunted by the French again ?here's the view from the out side
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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- Worcestershire
Another entry to the overkill thread [emoji23] i think i had enough ponys here
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Last year I bought a few bits from a friend who was clearing out his late fathers stuff. This included a compressor which I’ve used most days through the winter. A couple of days ago the lead got pulled out of the plug by an wayward ewe.
I never met the old boy, but I had to smile when I opened up the plug, thinking I was going to refit it:
I never met the old boy, but I had to smile when I opened up the plug, thinking I was going to refit it:
Nearly
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- North of York
I'm guessing an M6 would be 1000 amp.
Would the bolt head and nut act as a heat sink and gain a few amps!?
I'm guessing an M6 would be 1000 amp.
When I saw that I thought you’d bought a fancy new chimney brushToday, one has mostly been painting one's castellations.
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Bit of a thistle problem.....
Don't think the chimney pot's level, either.
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REStracTORATION
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It's got a name and number today
Fitted bonnet and 1/4 panels it all took a bit of lining up But worth the time and effort for appearance reasons
Fitted bonnet and 1/4 panels it all took a bit of lining up But worth the time and effort for appearance reasons
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- Near Colchester
Sadly, dog burial detail today , he was ancient and had been getting increasingly dotty and deaf, I had forecast that someone would run him over soon. That someone was me and the vet came to put him to sleep this afternoon.
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
, he was ancient and had been getting increasingly dotty and deaf, I had forecast that someone would run him over soon. That someone was me and the vet came to put him to sleep this afternoon.In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
marco
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- tipperary, ireland
no likes for that one.Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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REStracTORATION
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Sorry to hear that a sad day indeed,Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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I know of a few that have been run over by their owners by accident, It's not a nice feeling.
Things happen for a reason I guess
Take care And don't feel guilty it was an accident he had a great life.
First of the silage today...but before we started a quick fix job on the trailer (not mine thankfully) I suggested poping to town to buy some chain and shackles but I was laughed out the silage pit..don't need chain when you have twine..I carnt believe it's lasted all day and the other side is the same.
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- Worcestershire
Wrong thread. . "Quick fixes and bodges" thread [emoji23]
- Location
- south norfolk
I’m sorry for your lossSadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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Nick...
I ran my old sheepdog over 2 weeks ago, she was also 13 and getting steady and deaf, also roamed free, only difference is i dug the hole with a spadeSadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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Shovelhands
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- Sunny Essex
Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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A sympathy like from me too.
Easily done I guess, and he’s had a good run of it, but I’m sure you must feel pretty gutted.
There’s two dogs at the place I’m working at currently, they are always running about and one is so laid back it’s a wonder she doesn’t fall over all by herself! I found her lounging under the loadall earlier
, I’m petrified of running her over, as she doesn’t seem to get out of the way without a nudge! I try and keep them in their pen when running around with machines. Chin up and have a better day tomorrow
Dave6170
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- Watten, caithness
Our old jack russell got run over. A sad end for such a great dogSadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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Foregoneconclusion
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- Pembrokeshire
Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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Very sorry for your loss. It's sad.
I too ran over my 1st collie back in 2001, i was distraught, she was only 6 and a lovely happy thing.
Foregoneconclusion
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- Pembrokeshire
Festival preparations well underway. The Big retreat Wales.. my cows have kindly lent us their flds for a few days..!
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- Top of the Chilterns
Nice evening for some T2s