Sandy and stoney, we have been on it since Monday throughout all the rain, it was drying today in the wind, we have levelled our way out and there’s no crop damage as the rabbits have eaten it all anyway!
this was what we found on Thursday morning, the river burst its banks and filled in the trench for the rabbit wire, we had to leave it for a day and work on higher ground
This was today, what a difference, after 3 days of having to change our wet clothes at midday we were ready for some sun
We have a winder upper machine, you can wind up 250 metres of net and make a good job so it can be pulled out again through the quickfencer. It can be added onto most quickfencers, ours is independent
Fencing in the rain and your bloody phone rings, by the time I get my glove off and my hand past your waterproofs then out of your pocket your to late
Even more annoying is when it’s a next door neighbour just ringing to say that they have a had a package of yours delivered and they will drop...
Hello fellow forumers
Our JD 7710 lift pump is pumping about 70% air, we can’t bleed the system after we gave her a service
Has anyone had this before, do we just need an odd part or the full pump?
she’s done 11k so I’m not afraid to treat it to a new one
Yes that’s the problem and with our labour it can soon add up if we are replacing strainers and pulling wire again, then it can cost near as much as a new fence and it’s a horrible repaired fence with poor wire
I’m paying same price for wire, £0.85 a metre for x fence or hinge joint
I get eco posts same as standard but we are buying a 1000 at time and wire 6000 metres at a time
Eco posts are a waste of time, get the proper X fence wire that fits into standard clipex posts, it’s stronger, pulls tighter and lambs can’t get there head stuck in it. There’s no price difference either so you may as well get the stronger wire