Recent content by Bucks Boy

IIRC I think it was called FORD Greystone white.

I always found a road compressor was best for cleaning combines. Never worried about washing the tin work.

I use a Bo Steel gate. Never have a problem dropping the pin into the floor. Hole is easy to clean out if necessary. Also got an O’Donnell gate which pins into the floor.

Can’t you just feed on top of forage. Little and often if possible. Otherwise could you make troughs that clip on and off manger fronts Using twin wall pipe.

Had a Major develop a gearbox problem. Grinding and lumpy movement. Took the drive pulley off side of gearbox. Could see brass bush had slipped out of centre of gear. Managed to push it back in with lever from the outside. Refitted pulley and filled gearbox up to full level. Worked fine...

Are you sure it’s a cement roof. Might need to get it tested for asbestos before removing it. I have an insulated box profile roof on my workshop.

I’ve made a couple of locking head yokes myself. Put one in a gate, and one free standing in young stock shed - in case I-need to treat any animal.

I’ve got Bo Steel and O’Donnell calving gates both very good. Imported from Ireland within a week (pre Brexit). Think a chap called Tim Gibson imports Bo Steel ones. May have them in stock. I set the two gates up to give 4 calving pens.

Have drawn what’s left into a syringe. That way you can exclude all the air.

Me and my brother resheeted Dutch barn in 2001. Remember as the winter of F&M outbreak. They wouldn’t deliver tin directly to farm because of bio security. Had to unload on roadside. Barn was full of bales which we stood on to do the job. Used hook bolts to steel work. Think it was tek screws...

Alternator and battery and connections to said items, and all earths.

I don’t know why you would need to. But stop for clutch pedal?

I’ve got a 2004 diesel Range Rover. £395 Road tax, £377 insurance including road rescue (never used it). Pulls cattle box with ease. Never let me down. Hardly any depreciation. New suspension air compressor and rear brake calliper so far, less than £400 spent. Great vehicle to drive anywhere.

Don’t know if it’s due to the lack of OSR being grown this year, but the pigeons are hammering my Lucerne. Also my new herbal leys are getting a lot of pigeons on.

Do you know why? @Jezza@YourService. Thanks