Today at work

haulmblower

Member
Location
Staffordshire
It's 1. 30am I'm wide awake and my heads buzzing!
I've got to be up at 6am to help my mate, but there is not much chance of me sleeping tonight.
So these pics are actually yesterday at work.
Did some stone separating in the day.

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Essential supplies

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Now we come to the real reason I'm so happy

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Then in the evening i helped milk just under 400 of these beauties from 8.30pm till 12.00am.
And I can do it all again tomorrow night. (y) :) :love:
 
It's 1. 30am I'm wide awake and my heads buzzing!
I've got to be up at 6am ......

Now we come to the real reason I'm so happy

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Then in the evening i helped milk just under 400 of these beauties from 8.30pm till 12.00am.
And I can do it all again tomorrow night. (y) :) :love:



Third milking was my thing for 12 years. Finished at around 23:30 every evening and it always took at least an hour to wind down [emoji57]

I only had 90 milkers but we ran 5 milk-rounds as well.

During the busy times (silageing for 3 other farms as well as ours) the normal working day started at 07:00 with the morning milker who later in the day drove the chopper starting at 05:30. Midday milking was done by the assistant from the processing and bottling dairy - happy days [emoji41]
 
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Kiwi Pete

Member
Livestock Farmer
Finished knocking this together for a mate yesterday, A canoe trailer based on an old caravan chassis

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The frames all separate so only the required number of cross supports need be fitted and it all breaks down to fit into a single long bag like tent poles. It will take up to 8 canadian style canoes.
Looks good, I think it definitely knocks my evening project into the bodge thread. I wont even take a picture until I've put the front wheel of the tractor onto it to make it straight :eek: :cautious:
Bent hurdles, ex freezing works scrap, its going to be a swing-away drenching race.. hopefully..
 

holwellcourtfarm

Member
Livestock Farmer
Looks good, I think it definitely knocks my evening project into the bodge thread. I wont even take a picture until I've put the front wheel of the tractor onto it to make it straight :eek: :cautious:
Bent hurdles, ex freezing works scrap, its going to be a swing-away drenching race.. hopefully..
It helps that he bought new steel for it :)

Happy to help with yours while I'm around :whistle:
 

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