Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

limo_100 · 16-09-2016 11:25PM

tractorporn wrote: »

Used to sell the Gallagher stuff in a past life it's top notch stuff. That unit is rated for 10 joules which is not allowed in the EU anymore. It should easily do 200 acres the 1200 said it could do 600 acres on the box.

I don't think 10joules plus is banned our fence is a G303 and i'v two of them and its 33joules. and i see them for sale every where

Limestone Cowboy · 16-09-2016 11:46PM

orm0nd wrote: »

our wedding anniversary is coming up next month and we've just be presented with a week long trip to edinburgh compliments of the family

dunno what I'm going to do for a week there but it's a change from the bottles of Jimmi and bunch of flowers,

Lovely spot, you'll find plenty to do! Girlfriend was at this last year and said it was unreal. http://www.camera-obscura.co.uk

kollegeknight · 17-09-2016 08:19AM

limo_100 wrote: »

I don't think 10joules plus is banned our fence is a G303 and i'v two of them and its 33joules. and i see them for sale every where

That model is for sale alright. Is it good at clearing vegetation off the wire?

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 09:34AM

orm0nd wrote: »

our wedding anniversary is coming up next month and we've just be presented with a week long trip to edinburgh compliments of the family

dunno what I'm going to do for a week there but it's a change from the bottles of Jimmi and bunch of flowers,

Lovely!

I booked a two night stay there in November for the Christmas market, whichever parent is nicest to me will get to come along

:D I was there for New Years in 2009 with all the snow, my mate who was showing me around insisted on wearing his kilt the entire time, the fuppin frozen eejit!

pedigree 6 · 17-09-2016 09:56AM

Right this is the last post on this horse.:p

Jumped in the consolation final just now.
About 50 horses gone so far.
Michael and majestic were booting it around the course and just tipped the second last fence (4 faults).
They finished up 5 seconds faster than the current leader.
They had to really go for it though as nothing to lose.

I don't know how anyone owns a showjumper.
I'd be dead with a heart attack.:pac:

whelan2 · 17-09-2016 09:58AM

Just had a robin in the kitchen :eek:

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 10:00AM

whelan2 wrote: »

Just had a robin in the kitchen :eek:

That means batman is close.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 17-09-2016 10:50AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

That means batman is close.

'Sake! I just snorted tea out my nose and all over my clothes:D

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 10:53AM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

'Sake! I just snorted tea out my nose and all over my clothes:D

Good for the sinuses!

naughto · 17-09-2016 01:33PM

There all ways one

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 07:12PM

Oh. My. Holy. Shít.

Genghis Cant · 17-09-2016 07:31PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Oh. My. Holy. Shít.

Great stuff. Any idea what it's worth?.

Waffletraktor · 17-09-2016 07:33PM

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Great stuff. Any idea what it's worth?.

Pints all round?

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 07:43PM

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Great stuff. Any idea what it's worth?.

Haven't dared to look yet!

Buford T. Justice XIX · 17-09-2016 07:47PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Haven't dared to look yet!

Sure we'll go halves with you on the price of the ticket if you want:p

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 07:48PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Sure we'll go halves with you on the price of the ticket if you want:p

No....no you're fine. I just looked it up the same prize last week and I think I'll go lie down for a while. :pac:

MickeyShtyles · 17-09-2016 07:58PM

Two done this evening. Have about seven more to do. Fairly happy with them considering they're €30 each to buy.

Genghis Cant · 17-09-2016 08:24PM

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Two done this evening. Have about seven more to do. Fairly happy with them considering they're €30 each to buy.

If you don't mind me asking.... What are they?
Is it picket fence panels?

kowtow · 17-09-2016 09:00PM

Lady Haywire wrote:

No....no you're fine. I just looked it up the same prize last week and I think I'll go lie down for a while.

Still, I think I'll turn the pressure washer on the boy and put him in his best clothes.

Just in case.

Lady Haywire · 17-09-2016 09:16PM

kowtow wrote: »

Still, I think I'll turn the pressure washer on the boy and put him in his best clothes.

Just in case.

Sure I might bat for the other side

That's a quad paid for anyway!! Now if anyone hears of some Irish wain gone mad in Edinburgh that *may* be me.

MickeyShtyles · 17-09-2016 09:19PM

Genghis Cant wrote: »

If you don't mind me asking.... What are they?
Is it picket fence panels?

Ya! Keep flower beds safe from hens.

Base price · 17-09-2016 09:27PM

Sambos are made and in the fridge for tomorrow moning. Niece/Godchild is collecting me at 12 and dropping me at SIL's in Glasnevin.
I'm so looking forward to attending the match's.
I hope Galway does the bizz.
And by the way:

Up the Dubs - http://www.dublingaa.ie/

Genghis Cant · 17-09-2016 09:33PM

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Ya! Keep flower beds safe from hens.

The hens here are fenced out of a hedge by electric fence. They get a rap off it and don't be long learning not to go near it again.

MickeyShtyles · 17-09-2016 09:44PM

Genghis Cant wrote: »

The hens here are fenced out of a hedge by electric fence. They get a rap off it and don't be long learning not to go near it again.

Ahh they've fairly open range above at my gfs, so twas the only option. Bitta paint now and they'll be sorted.

limo_100 · 18-09-2016 01:15AM

kollegeknight wrote: »

That model is for sale alright. Is it good at clearing vegetation off the wire?

Yeah its used to be good at it alrite nearly cut down a tree for ya. Mine needs to be re erathed I used copper wire and I need to change it for 2.5mm double insulated wire. Some one told me to get an old copper cylinder cut the top of it bury it with a digger and fill it with damp clay anyone else ever heard of this

Buford T. Justice XIX · 18-09-2016 07:08AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Sure I might bat for the other side

That's a quad paid for anyway!! Now if anyone hears of some Irish wain gone mad in Edinburgh that *may* be me.

Bring waterproofs, it's a long trip from Edinburgh on a quad.

_Brian · 18-09-2016 08:13AM

limo_100 wrote: »

Yeah its used to be good at it alrite nearly cut down a tree for ya. Mine needs to be re erathed I used copper wire and I need to change it for 2.5mm double insulated wire. Some one told me to get an old copper cylinder cut the top of it bury it with a digger and fill it with damp clay anyone else ever heard of this

Don't do this.
The point where you connect the steel cable to the copper will oxidise and start to insulate from each other, eventually the earth won't work.

Personally I think completly burying the earth is risky as you can't check it in the future.

Better choose a damp spot, 3 1 meter long stakes 1 meter apart each. Steel stakes.

Reggie. · 18-09-2016 08:19AM

_Brian wrote: »

Don't do this.
The point where you connect the steel cable to the copper will oxidise and start to insulate from each other, eventually the earth won't work.

Personally I think completly burying the earth is risky as you can't check it in the future.

Better choose a damp spot, 3 1 meter long stakes 1 meter apart each. Steel stakes.

You can buy earth bars at most agri stores

Buford T. Justice XIX · 18-09-2016 08:49AM

_Brian wrote: »

Don't do this.
The point where you connect the steel cable to the copper will oxidise and start to insulate from each other, eventually the earth won't work.

Personally I think completly burying the earth is risky as you can't check it in the future.

Better choose a damp spot, 3 1 meter long stakes 1 meter apart each. Steel stakes.

There will be a spec in the instructions saying how many earth bars are needed.

My Pel needed 10 earth bars but as we couldn't drive them into the ground full length, we had to put in 5 more to properly earth it.

rangler1 · 18-09-2016 09:01AM

Judging sheep in Eyrecourt show today, hope i don't get shot !!!!!!
Only two people ever happy with the result....the judge and the winner

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