Today at work

holwellcourtfarm

Member
Livestock Farmer
Have you got enough padlocks on that door :wideyed:

damn thats posh mind Pixey and Dixey cant get in there ;)(y)

I was going to ask if they have security issues down there. :whistle:

Have none of you been reading my previous posts? :rolleyes:

We are 350 Metres away from the 3rd largest council run "traveller" site in England :inpain:

The workshop door locking arrangements are an upgrade after my chainsaws were cleared out a few years ago :mad:

There will soon be locks on the power boxes as well. (y)
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
UKPN supplied the 2 white boxes, the "hockey stick" and the ducting for the cable underground. The distribution board enclosure was supplied under the insurance claim along with the complete rewire.

Thanks. They look super smart. Tried to find something similar to that a year or so back for a large distribution board but couldn't. Could you tell me the make if possible please?

I ended up with a large metal garden shed instead to create a 6' x 6' "walk in" enclosure.
 

mixed breed

Member
Mixed Farmer
It's that time of year when the phone wakes up and people ask, you got the brusher on? It's a dry day if you fancy it?
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ohh go on then.

No idea if it's legal tender and if it should be knocked off the bill,
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but homemade sausage rolls and fruit cake for bait. (y)
 
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Kiwi Pete

Member
Livestock Farmer
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Been mowing for a mate - doesn't have a mower!
So, 10 hours of mowing later... he has the baler parked ready to crack on tomorrow.
Won't be many bales in this one, 18 to 20 is my guess?
Hopefully the man can pull his baler across it!
Tractor averaged 8 l/hr mowing (y)
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Bit of spraying with the boomjet @cozzie
- seaweed, fishguts, paua guts, compost tea :hungry:
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Not looking so green anymore, but things are still growing.
Lambs are nuggety wee beggars, one with his head stuck through the fence and I'd guess 25kg+ via "the Armstrong scale"
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Still working at "the Nuthouse" in between times.

Picking up seed mix soon and will hopefully get it in before the rains get here :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:


:shifty:
 
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fredf

Member
Location
SW Co Durham
Batman are very good with parts delivery my son orders on one day and delivered the next.

Tom.


Fun packed day today, trip to the dealer for some hub seals first thing. Then when I got back to the yard my first job had landed.
New blade on bucket
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Worst part is chopping the old ones off:rolleyes:
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Looks better now though, should be good for another two years.
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Parts for the sprayer landed, all though it’s now looking like a job for next week:( can’t knock Bateman’s parts service, the bill came just as quick though :facepalm:
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Then job number 2 landed just after dinner, 6520 for hub seals.
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Then got to do it all over again on the other side! Think this is the first time I’ve ever known both inside hub seals to go at exactly the same time :scratchhead:
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Airport tomorrow so see what exciting tasks they’ve got waiting for me there:rolleyes:
 

bumkin

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
pembrokeshire
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Been mowing for a mate - doesn't have a mower!
So, 10 hours of mowing later... he has the baler parked ready to crack on tomorrow.
Won't be many bales in this one, 18 to 20 is my guess?
Hopefully the man can pull his baler across it!
Tractor averaged 8 l/hr mowing (y)
View attachment 620420
Bit of spraying with the boomjet @cozzie
- seaweed, fishguts, paua guts, compost tea :hungry:
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Not looking so green anymore, but things are still growing.
Lambs are nuggety wee beggars, one with his head stuck through the fence and I'd guess 25kg+ via "the Armstrong scale"View attachment 620426
Still working at "the Nuthouse" in between times.

Picking up seed mix soon and will hopefully get it in before the rains get here :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:


:shifty:
nice to see the sun shine :)
 

milkloss

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
East Sussex
Fun packed day today, trip to the dealer for some hub seals first thing. Then when I got back to the yard my first job had landed.
New blade on bucket
View attachment 620326
Worst part is chopping the old ones off:rolleyes:
View attachment 620332
Looks better now though, should be good for another two years.
View attachment 620334
Parts for the sprayer landed, all though it’s now looking like a job for next week:( can’t knock Bateman’s parts service, the bill came just as quick though :facepalm:
View attachment 620336
Then job number 2 landed just after dinner, 6520 for hub seals.
View attachment 620338
View attachment 620340
View attachment 620342
Then got to do it all over again on the other side! Think this is the first time I’ve ever known both inside hub seals to go at exactly the same time :scratchhead:
View attachment 620344
Airport tomorrow so see what exciting tasks they’ve got waiting for me there:rolleyes:

With our new bucket we let it wear to the edges and then put a bolt on edge on the bottom. They seem much harder and will be easier to replace as well as getting to turn it round. Was a job boring a hole through though, a carbide cutter in the mag drill wouldn’t touch it so it got the gas!
 

Phil P

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
North West
With our new bucket we let it wear to the edges and then put a bolt on edge on the bottom. They seem much harder and will be easier to replace as well as getting to turn it round. Was a job boring a hole through though, a carbide cutter in the mag drill wouldn’t touch it so it got the gas!
It Wasn’t my bucket so if I put a bolt on edge on it they wouldn’t bring it back every couple of years for me to put a new one on :whistle:. Its what I call a retail opportunity :cautious:.
 

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