Today at work

[Hurdle bunter]

Fence repairs today

 

[Landyman]

This mornings view from the office

then on to the next job
Had a chat to the locals

Then got on with the job in hand

 

[Bob c]

you had a helper

 

[multi power]

Screw driver through it

It nearly always does it, and the added bonus, if it breaks, there is usually plenty more about for another go.

You probably know this but warm the engine up and slacken filter before it cools but don't burn hands on hot oil. Engine heat softens seal and helps oil drain out sump as well.

@multi power these are brilliant

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BERGEN-3-8-DR-ADJUSTABLE-OIL-FILTER-WRENCH-B3056-/142413713290

@Farmers little Wife kindly went and got me this today

 

[Landyman]

you had a helper

No , just a local guide and his dog

 

[Landyman]

No , just a local guide and his dog

He offered to help but i wouldn't let him, i am being paid to do the job so i will do it, was glad of the company though

 

[stuart]

Done a bit more pulled all the gears off ready to put new bearings in stopped those stupid bolts turning

 

[Kiwi Pete]

It looks a bit different to when I left......


.... More "fluid"

Bloody good job I didn't choose July rather than June

Frozen snow and hail on the car this morning, Ian hills white.
Been out in the big red truck to scrape a van off a bank someone got a wiggle on, on tunnel hill, and hit one of the many slips that came down last week

I'm pleased too, I'd be worried sick if you were on the roads now.

 

[v8willy]

Catching up on some drying.

 

[ARW]

Spotted something rustling in the rape

A lonely sheep!

 

[mixed breed]

Tuesday I finished combining the winter barley and baled the straw. feels though ive been faffing about, but the weather has been much like my love life, snatch a bit when you can.

wednesday took some calf's to market, came home and unloaded the corn trailers, The quick fix on the auger (tape) didnt last long so set about properly bodging it, gutter, silicone sealer and some wire. I would have gone upmarket and used cable ties but i was all out! The bins nearly full

started lugging straw and had a look at the wheat, nothing to exciting.

more rain this morning, almost felt autumnal, coats on to move the fence!

postman brought some good news

weaned the remaining lambs, wormed and gave them a second blowfly spray and the ewes their first.

spent the evening back on the baling

 

[Flossie]

Queue too long at auction café

Pimp mobile in for MOT and can't fit any kids in the tractor so borrowed bro-in-laws Landy (Boss needed Freelander for his half of Daddy Daycare )

 

[milkloss]

Where the plasterboard is missing at the bottom, so was the tile, had to remove the rest of the tile, replace and support the edges of the plasterboard, cut the pipework back and replace as it had been damaged with the hammering, drill the tile and then reassemble it all

I'm surprised people still use plasterboard in wet areas, surely Hardie backer board or something similar is the only way to go?

 

[Smudge]

Spot of fencing for a mate the last two days, his alpacas had been eyeing up the dual carriageway the other side of this:

Hopefully they'll stay in now:

Carling o'clock now

 

[Farmer Roy]

Just as I finished the last of my planting

 

[Philip Watkins]

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Just as I finished the last of my planting

Were the fumes enough to get you home?

 

[Farmer Roy]

Were the fumes enough to get you home?[/QUOTE

Was running like that for the last 3ha - so no, I wasn't going to chance it.

 

[Gator]

No , just a local guide and his dog

The blind leading the blind then

 

[Philip Watkins]

No , just a local and his guide dog

How did he know where to point the camera, just aim at the noise?

 

[Gator]

How did he know where to point the camera, just aim at the noise?