Today at work

[Mursal]

If you get a fitting welded into the top of that plate, you'll be away as its only a return

Edit:
Consider painting the suction pipe down to the sock filter with Isopon resin (from a fiber glass kit) to rule out it being porous.

 

[phillipe]

The fuel line goes from metal to rubber to metal...... no wonder its sucking air so many joins

mine rusted where the 2 pipes were joined together with a welded clip,cut the metal pipes off about 4 ft from tank replaced with rubber fuel hose,

 

[Pilgrimmick]

I suggest the leak could have been corrosion where the pipe has broken. It looks like it has been on the way out for some time, a simple bodge to fix.

 

[Mursal]

Yes, I now see its the suction supply pipe that broke, not the return.

 

[Pilgrimmick]

Yes, I now see its the suction supply pipe that broke, not the return.

But spot on with the resin! Porus pipes in the tank are very common.

 

[Gerbert]

Must of had some Dutch courage before going up there like that

I had to look that up.
We do it all the time. Either get a nasty wet spot in the stable or replace it with a bit of common sense.
Luckily the health and safety stuff is only for companies who employ folk. When are your own boss on your own terrain you can pretty much do as you please.

 

[Norfolk Olly]

Nice day for it

 

[Dave6170]

But spot on with the resin! Porus pipes in the tank are very common.

I thought it was in the tank the problem was because 1 day i filled it right up and ran perfectly until the tank went low. But it must of just been a fluke it runs crap full or empty now

 

[Phil P]

Had a change from working on the sprayer today and went to the airport, the adapter had landed for the new pump on the sweeper so stuck that on. £500 for the little stubb shaft to go on the splines at the end

That was about it, spent the rest of the day drinking coffee and getting paid for it and cruising tff (probably why it broke or Clive forgot to put 50p in the meter again). Not much else exciting to repair today

 

[smcapstick]

The MF 3095 has been earning it’s keep, today. It might be slow... but at least it offers a comfortable, quiet ride.

Bit of a shame it’s going, next week

PS - anyone feeling summery, yet?

 

[TripleSix]

Been servicing trailers at work over the past few days, bateson 3.5t trailer, fuel bowser, 10ft cattle trailer and 7ft sheep trailer.

Built a holder to carry 3x adblue cans on the front of the bowser.

I got in this morning to find the wagon driver and another lad had been in fixing stuff, tools everywhere.
McDonald's wrappers all over the workshop and the pickup full of litter.

I've demonstrated my displeasure by writing obscenities on the board.

 

[FonterraFarmer]

The MF 3095 has been earning it’s keep, today. It might be slow... but at least it offers a comfortable, quiet ride.

Bit of a shame it’s going, next week

PS - anyone feeling summery, yet?
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Ffs, its the middle of summer and you look and feel like an extra on "Cool Hand Luke"

 

[Kiwi Pete]

Ffs, its the middle of summer and you look and feel like an extra on "Cool Hand Luke"
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Nice to see some greenery up there!

 

[FonterraFarmer]

Nice to see some greenery up there!

That 75mm at the start of the month and the 24mm last week made a big difference. Also nice to see how the clovers bounce back after the dry November-December

 

[Landyman]

The truck is sucking in air from somewhere. When i was taking the fuel lines off 1 of the pipes broke off

Give @Thornton_Breakers a shout they might be able to help

 

[kiwi pom]

Nice day for it
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Very nice, now just go and post the same pic on the Meanwhile in Wales thread


Go on I dare ya

 

[Speedstar]

Made these for putting weight in and out of a front weight box I am on with

 

[Bojangles]

Getting this half done for a driller

 

[Bojangles]

 

[Thornton_Breakers]

Give @Thornton_Breakers a shout they might be able to help

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