Labour Saving and General Guntering

renandstimpy

Zr105 wrote: »

Yep we've heard you know

Dont know why everytime I send from my phone it does that . ..:)

Reggie.

Zr105 wrote: »

Doesn't look it in the pic to be honest! But at that height I doubt you'd have to much bother! Only time in last while we've had any problems is when we've had a scales in the bottom of it as it rises them up about 6 inches to start with

It might not look right in the pic

renandstimpy

Zr105 wrote: »

Yep we've heard you know

Dont know why everytime I send from my phone it does that . ..:)

Zr105

renandstimpy wrote: »

Dont know why everytime I send from my phone it does that . ..:)

And it's off again! haha

Reggie.

renandstimpy wrote: »

Dont know why everytime I send from my phone it does that . ..:)

Go home ren your drunk

Zr105

Reggie. wrote: »

It might not look right in the pic

Aye pics can be very deceiving in fairness! Looks a tidy set up of a crush tho in fairness to you anyways!

renandstimpy

Reggie. wrote: »

Go home ren your drunk

If only the chance would be a fine thing :-)

renandstimpy

Reggie. wrote: »

Go home ren your drunk

If only the chance would be a fine thing :-)

who the fug

Muckit wrote: »

I seriously don't know how you keep cattle in that!! That gate is way too low lad as is this near side. I'd have cattle that would just walk out through it !!!

Mullingar heifers having beef to the heels can't jump , or it could be a sheep crush . them lads in the curragh

Reggie.

who the fug wrote: »

Mullingar heifers having beef to the heels can't jump , or it could be a sheep crush . them lads in the curragh

You leave our heifers alone ya tramp

dharn

Some of the mad limosins from the west of Ireland would find it a minor inconvenience on their journey to the neighbours field

Reggie.

dharn wrote: »

Some of the mad limosins from the west of Ireland would find it a minor inconvenience on their journey to the neighbours field

You can hold onto them flying burgers yourself :P

Kovu

Ren the boards app has a habit of duping posts. I even uninstalled it myself:D

Connemara Farmer

http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=240270

Reggie.

Connemara Farmer wrote: »

http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=240270

For the quad is it

Connemara Farmer

Reggie. wrote: »

For the quad is it

Yeah, hope to use it in anger tomorrow.

Reggie.

Connemara Farmer wrote: »

Yeah, hope to use it in anger tomorrow.

Nice job. Best of luck with it

Greengrass1

Zr105

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Have heard of lads using big squares before but ibc's is a first!

td5man

Zr105 wrote: »

Side of our crush is a little over 4ft high, the head gate is about 6ft now, have had on odd big bullock try to get over the side, if they get it in their head once they'll bloody well try every time...

Had limos here try to cross the head gate, sadly I don't have any of them now. :-)

Zr105

td5man wrote: »

Had limos here try to cross the head gate, sadly I don't have any of them now. :-)

Predominantly limos here and it's a rare enough thing that one try's to jump to be honest, a lot of the time it tends to be bought in ones that do it, the last one that tried to jump tho was a big lump of a Charolais x cow.... She's been around a good while and quiet out but took some notion the last time she was in, she didn't actually get out tho but went to try

Reggie.

Zr105 wrote: »

Predominantly limos here and it's a rare enough thing that one try's to jump to be honest, a lot of the time it tends to be bought in ones that do it, the last one that tried to jump tho was a big lump of a Charolais x cow.... She's been around a good while and quiet out but took some notion the last time she was in, she didn't actually get out tho but went to try

A good slap to the head usually deters them

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

A good slap to the head usually deters them

Usually deters people too

Zr105

Reggie. wrote: »

A good slap to the head usually deters them

Aye sure that's why the wavin is so important

dharn

A shlap on the head ? When you hear them snorting and foam coming from their mouth, stay away from them :eek:

Reggie.

dharn wrote: »

A shlap on the head ? When you hear them snorting and foam coming from their mouth, stay away from them :eek:

I've a bar that cures that.

dharn

I have a few only a shotgun would cure, they will soon be hanging by the back leg thank god, I have them over a year meal feeding, yet 2 of them will show sheer panic if I come close to them bought them from a farmer who said they were very docile !, saw they were in the mart a week previously now I know why they did not sell, were quiet when I collected them,

jerdee

Had a length of headlocking left over from a joblot I bought some years ago from Holland and wanted to use on my shed .the piping was too light to use on its own so hoping this will work .

Milton09

jerdee wrote: »

Had a length of headlocking left over from a joblot I bought some years ago from Holland and wanted to use on my shed .the piping was too light to use on its own so hoping this will work .

I'm sorry jerdee but that doesnt qualify as guntering at all, far too tasty plasma work there

_Brian

Milton09 wrote: »

I'm sorry jerdee but that doesnt qualify as guntering at all, far too tasty plasma work there

Indeed... not even a sharp burr to slice yourself on..