- Location
- South wales
Pecked it in the end?
Taking out shuttered wall
- Thread starter jackstor
- Start date
Yes, took the sensible option!
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Now you've peckered it out can I be the Devil's advocate and say couldn't you removed the sleeper wall and expand the size of your silage pit? 
How old is the original roofed shed? looks too young for roof sheeting to be falling off of it..
How old is the original roofed shed? looks too young for roof sheeting to be falling off of it..
Now you've peckered it out can I be the Devil's advocate and say couldn't you removed the sleeper wall and expand the size of your silage pit?
How old is the original roofed shed? looks too young for roof sheeting to be falling off of it..
It’s a cattle shed now on the other side of the sleeper wall, used to be a silage pit!
It’s about 20year old
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Oh I thought the cow shed was on the other side of the pit. What are you feeding the cows? Built another pit?
We built a new silage shed in a different position and turned the sleeper walled old pit into a cattle shed. We’ve no cows, all feeding cattle.
- Location
- Yorkshire
Why didn't you take the sleeper wall out and make the cattle shed bigger rather than the concrete wall out, are the legs going to serve a purpose in the sheep shed?
Going to be feeding area
Who's taking bets ,
will one of the pieces find its way into the muck heap
like mystical pieces of stuff that does ,
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Wouldn't it have been easier to do it before you got the sheep in?
probably would’ve been 
Who's taking bets ,
will one of the pieces find its way into the muck heap
like mystical pieces of stuff that does ,
hopefully won’t be, we’ve our own muck spreader, mowers and forage wagon so no stones!If we just got contractors in we’d just mix the concrete in with the muck……..
Obviously just joking about that but they’re would be quite a lot that probably would, then just shrug their shoulders when the chopper blows up, then when the contractor asks them to claim off farm insurance, tell him to do one and then get another contractor in
Was tongue in cheek ,
If we just got contractors in we’d just mix the concrete in with the muck……..
Obviously just joking about that but they’re would be quite a lot that probably would, then just shrug their shoulders when the chopper blows up, then when the contractor asks them to claim off farm insurance, tell him to do one and then get another contractor in
goingbto move a muck heap from horse place tommorrow who gets straw ,
am assured no netwrap string ,horse rugs , or any other horse memorablia , , she is well aware of the £100 an hour to clen spreader if any such , stuff in muck , we will see
Was tongue in cheek ,
goingbto move a muck heap from horse place tommorrow who gets straw ,
we will see
Good luck!
There might be no foreign objects in it but did they tell you you’ve got to wheelbarrow it half a mile as your tractor won’t fit in the yard
Just need a crusher in for a few hours and jobs good
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Crusher looks a handy size tool
Hired I assume?
ollie989898
Member
Handy little geezer. I've only ever seen the big mothers, didn't know they did little uns. You could nearly run that thing indoors if you have the overhead space to load it.
Crusher looks a handy size tool
Yes,hired in, great machine, didn't take long at all.
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I suppose for concrete it shouldn't need a big machine not like it's field stones or anything more solid.
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