Northern Ireland Milk Price Tracker
- Thread starter it's not over
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- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
People with rhi boilers already know that.
Ople
Jefferson(aka McIntyre‘s Kilrea) have tools for all budgets, so you have to watch when buying that you aren’t buying diy spec, but a 300l compressor should be decent spec. But even then, they wouldn’t be rated as top notch, which is reflected in the price. It’ll be a copy of a sealey, sip, draper, Halfords, sgs, Clarke,etc, in different colours.
just make sure you read the manual first, before claiming warranty, so you know what oil it should take and how often it should be checked, etc etc.
- Location
- Co antrim
What would be classed as a real quality compressor that would last years and what price would it be. Size for running orby feeders?
- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Ingersol Rand or ABAC industrial.
Suckndiesel
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- Location
- Newtownards
Got a 16cfm multi piston compressor of ace air in dromara around 4 years ago, it’s a heavier duty type of compressor, around double the money of the bog standard single piston type. Runs slower and quieter than 13 cfm sip we had before. Similar to this one here
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- Northern Ireland
I have that breed. Good machine. Has built in inverter for slow startup. Great for 1ph supply.
it's not over
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- thunder rd co.antrim
Yea yea yea
Would this be big enough? Three year warranty.
Just over £70 before VAT.
The submersible pump in parlour pit came out of Lidl 10 years ago. £34. So cheap I bought a 2 ND just in case. Still sitting in the box.
Suckndiesel
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- Location
- Newtownards
You’d need about 3 of them to match a normal 3hp type compressor. I keep all my Lidl electric goods boxes and write the date purchased on them in case I need the warranty
- Location
- Co antrim
What week is that available? Not currently on the website
From Thursday 28/4.
- Location
- Co. Antrim
Anyone else struggling with grass growth?
Yes silage ground has stalled and cow grazing isn't coming back after it's grazed. Great weather but always a sharp air, don't like to say it but it'll take some rain to bring proper heat.
- Location
- Co. Antrim
Our silage ground seems to be getting on alright but yeah cow grazing coming back is nearly non existent
3rdgenerationdairyman
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Anyone dropped the first cut yet ?
- Location
- Co. Antrim
Seen
Seen plenty at it on Snapchat but that’s about the height of it I’d say 2nd week of may well try and go we’ve red tractor next week
3rdgenerationdairyman
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Yea thinking the same although not alot of bulk yet if I'm honestSeen
Seen plenty at it on Snapchat but that’s about the height of it I’d say 2nd week of may well try and go we’ve red tractor next week