Nice to know and it';s still a lovely County despite the development pressuresI hear pretty good things about Hants County Council.
They still have quite a lot of farms of all types; smallholding starter units, progression farms, dairies, mixed livestock, fruit & veg, arable.
More people with you....than you think..Sitting in the hospital visiting the Mrs. Looking out the window as she drones on. Old girl patient having a smoke in the hospital garden. Heart sinks. How can people keep on smoking in that state. Anyway she stubs the fag out and starts weeding and tidying up the raised beds. Lesson to me there. Don’t be so damn judgemental.
Those pups better be worth some money to pay for a panel trim whelping box - or were they just offcuts you found behind a shed at work?Got the whelping box set back up again for the second time for one of the GF’s Golden Retriever bitches
Paneltim the ideal product for the job
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Well that's a multi part answerThose pups better be worth some money to pay for a panel trim whelping box - or were they just offcuts you found behind a she at work?
That sounds like the good old 'Intercooler pipe falling off' thing, had it a couple of times, once on a NH combine, once on a Manitou, I worried a lot too and then an expert mended it in a minute with a jubilee clipSaturday night I was combining a very wet field all of the sudden there was a pop and I lost power. I had no warning lights and I couldn't see any problem but the combine wouldn't rev. I didn't sleep well Saturday night. Sunday I looked but didn't see anything and I had spraying to do so again I didn't sleep well. Monday morning I struck it up but it was still the same. One of my blokes came to look and see and climbed up the back and said 'should that pipe be off' . The pipe from the air cleaner had popped off. To say I was relieved was an understatement. My mechanical ineptitude makes me smile at times.
Worked on an estate years ago with 2 TX 34’s. I drive one, a self employed guy was brought in to drive the other. Turned out he didn’t see the need to blow out the engine air filter which blocked, caused air to be sucked into the filter from the exhaust which caught on fire and blew the turbo. For some reason it took two of these events before he wasn’t asked back again. Oh yes, and forgetting to put the engine oil drain plug back in before attempting to refill with fresh oil.Saturday night I was combining a very wet field all of the sudden there was a pop and I lost power. I had no warning lights and I couldn't see any problem but the combine wouldn't rev. I didn't sleep well Saturday night. Sunday I looked but didn't see anything and I had spraying to do so again I didn't sleep well. Monday morning I struck it up but it was still the same. One of my blokes came to look and see and climbed up the back and said 'should that pipe be off' . The pipe from the air cleaner had popped off. To say I was relieved was an understatement. My mechanical ineptitude makes me smile at times.
That sounds like the good old 'Intercooler pipe falling off' thing, had it a couple of times, once on a NH combine, once on a Manitou, I worried a lot too and then an expert mended it in a minute with a jubilee clip
I feel your pain.
I had a fitter here once and he forgot to tighten the clip on the intercooler pipe when I ran a horrendously unreliable and expensive Claas Xerion.
I was mightily relieved to find that!
Yes you think you’ve blown the engine and you start thinking cost and down time etc and all the other bad things. Then you see the ‘bleeding obvious’ disconnected pipe and you wonder how stupid you could be not seeing it.Worked on an estate years ago with 2 TX 34’s. I drive one, a self employed guy was brought in to drive the other. Turned out he didn’t see the need to blow out the engine air filter which blocked, caused air to be sucked into the filter from the exhaust which caught on fire and blew the turbo. For some reason it took two of these events before he wasn’t asked back again. Oh yes, and forgetting to put the engine oil drain plug back in before attempting to refill with fresh oil.