Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- south norfolk
Have you got a copy of “razzle” hidden inside
Nick...
can you still get that then
Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
- Location
- Near Colchester
Operation improve site splay carries on in the dark
Another plumbing/heating one that was worth a picture today
Should have got a better picture really, drilled through the wall at an angle to pick up the pipes around the corner and then did one horizontal and found the electric socket for the power supply, but customer appeared.
The hardest part was fault finding the heating system fault they had suffered for 10 years, previous chap had a wire missing from the control centre, took a while to find it, but all working now [emoji41]
Should have got a better picture really, drilled through the wall at an angle to pick up the pipes around the corner and then did one horizontal and found the electric socket for the power supply, but customer appeared.
The hardest part was fault finding the heating system fault they had suffered for 10 years, previous chap had a wire missing from the control centre, took a while to find it, but all working now [emoji41]
Can you explain what the parts are in picture? Is it a blending valve on top of pump?
Whats the small white box to right of pump?
Low cab light unit id say not that much less than a big 6x2 top line v8
Small white box is the wiring for the controls in the pump, blending valve on the top as it’s a single loop extension from a traditional radiator system. Basically there was a wall with a rad on it, walls gone, single room extension built and wet underfloor installed. The flow and return to the old rad now supply the pump unit, blending valve drops the temps to 35*C as any warmer and you’d need shoes on. Pump unit has a temp sensor so only starts when the flow from the old system reaches 31*C the underfloor pump starts.
Hope that helps [emoji41]
Some days the customers faces say it all when I let slip I’m really a farmer in disguise [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
26600 IIRC
Thanks @Adeptandy I thought it looked like a blending valve, but couldn't think what it was for, hadn't considered temp drop for underfloor!
6 wheeler might not be much over 28ish tonne
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
finished baling 3rd cut lucerne/shaftal and ryegrass this morning. Was hoping for 100 bales this cut. Got 102 or 63.1 tonnes off of 63 acres
had a few 740kg bales the other night these blokes averaged 620kgView attachment 746060 View attachment 746062 View attachment 746064
had a few 740kg bales the other night these blokes averaged 620kgView attachment 746060 View attachment 746062 View attachment 746064
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Just when you think things couldn't get any worse . . .
- Location
- Ardrossan Ayrshire
That's a bugger, you really enjoyed driving her too. Not their standard method of suicide either.Just when you think things couldn't get any worse . . .
- Location
- Darlington
Look on the bright side...Did not damage the trailer
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Adding in number 4
Day of pulling hoses and cables
Day of pulling hoses and cables
- Location
- northumberland
A few of us had a wander round a few dyke backs, a couple of woods @20ac of water in our bog and ended up with what can be classed as a very mixed bag, 17 pheasants, 4 woodcock, 7 ducks, 1 goose, 1 hare, 1 pigeon and 1 crow, but a nice day and some good crack