Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Lady Haywire · 13-04-2017 04:19PM

Umbilical dribble bar spreading. He has about a km of piping behind him here. :eek:

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orm0nd · 13-04-2017 04:39PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Tracks were bad. Bonnet opened twice on tractor going over them

would a leveller & a harrow be a better option ?

ELP · 13-04-2017 04:59PM

Had a cow calved to fiston yesterday I made sure he got a good suck. When I came home this evening I put him up and he put yellow scour out of him. Mother has a lot of milk would that be the cause or would I need to look about it?

Lady Haywire · 13-04-2017 05:07PM

ELP wrote: »

Had a cow calved to fiston yesterday I made sure he got a good suck. When I came home this evening I put him up and he put yellow scour out of him. Mother has a lot of milk would that be the cause or would I need to look about it?

Custardy stuff or more watery? Custard is fine, depending on how much he drank it'd be thinner too. I'd not be too worried myself anyway!

whelan2 · 13-04-2017 05:17PM

orm0nd wrote: »

would a leveller & a harrow be a better option ?

Have it done now. Our ground is very heavy and when slurry was being spread ground was soft. Ye it was a pipe fed umbilical spreader. In contrast there's a lad spreading on some of th e other ground today with a 3100 gallon tanker no bother

ELP · 13-04-2017 05:48PM

I thought that myself but thanks for the reply. Now I have to get another sick to put on her. She is a He/ Fr with a big bag of milk so she will be well fit for two.

Water John · 13-04-2017 06:04PM

Free range birds, let out in the UK today.

A cow called Daisy · 13-04-2017 06:16PM

Neighbour down with TB while back. Had a 'contiguous' test today. Only 4 months since my annual test. Dept. vet. All clear

Base price · 13-04-2017 06:30PM

Water John wrote: »

Free range birds, let out in the UK today.

Cause the UK is clear of avian flu or because some welfare nutters decided to take the law into their own hands.

Water John · 13-04-2017 06:34PM

Most winter migrating birds are gone and the weather is warming up, reasons given. Risk down to moderate.

Base price · 13-04-2017 07:22PM

Water John wrote: »

Most winter migrating birds are gone and the weather is warming up, reasons given. Risk down to moderate.

I think you forgot to include a link in your previous post but apologies if it flew completely over my head

Water John · 13-04-2017 07:27PM

It was on BBC 1, the One Show, Matt Baker of Countryfile. Sorry no link.

naughto · 13-04-2017 08:33PM

Some size of a bomb the tanks dropped on the issssssssssis shower

greysides · 13-04-2017 08:45PM

naughto wrote: »

Some size of a bomb the tanks dropped on the issssssssssis shower

http://news.sky.com/story/us-drops-mother-of-all-bombs-on-is-held-caves-in-afghanistan-10835925?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter

foxy farmer · 13-04-2017 08:46PM

naughto wrote: »

Some size of a bomb the tanks dropped on the issssssssssis shower

Apparently more destructive than the A Bombs during WW2. 11 tonnes of boooooom. They're trying to turn ISIS into WasWas.

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 08:46PM

greysides wrote: »

http://news.sky.com/story/us-drops-mother-of-all-bombs-on-is-held-caves-in-afghanistan-10835925?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter

Ah bloody "daisy cutter"

charolais0153 · 13-04-2017 08:50PM

Trump is kinda like a lot of the aulder lads" get rid of the foreigners " " bomb the *****"

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 08:50PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Ah bloody "daisy cutter"

https://youtu.be/i9H50tHiHjs

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2017 09:01PM

Someone should ask SKY how a bomb weighting 9,797kg can contain 11 tons of explosives.......

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 09:07PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Someone should ask SKY how a bomb weighting 9,797kg can contain 11 tons of explosives.......

Ah it sounds good sure

pedigree 6 · 13-04-2017 09:13PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Someone should ask SKY how a bomb weighting 9,797kg can contain 11 tons of explosives.......

Would that be U.S. or British tons?:)

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2017 09:15PM

What good is an Air Burst weapon against a cave/bunker system?
You would need something that penetrates deep into the ground before exploding.
More Murician propaganda.
Keeps the munitions industry tickling over nicely, though.

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2017 09:22PM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Would that be U.S. or British tons?:)

Ah ha! I'll take that question !

Americans count 2000 lbs to a ton.

So how did they fit 22000lbs (11 tons) into a bomb weighting 21,600lbs?

MF290 · 13-04-2017 09:26PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Someone should ask SKY how a bomb weighting 9,797kg can contain 11 tons of explosives.......

must be the same black magic that makes a ton of lead the same weight as a ton of feathers

pedigree 6 · 13-04-2017 09:30PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Ah ha! I'll take that question !

Americans count 2000 lbs to a ton.

So how did they fit 22000lbs (11 tons) into a bomb weighting 21,600lbs?

Maybe a bit falls off it after leaving the plane and before it hits the ground.
It's 22,000lbs leaving the plane and 21,600lbs hitting the ground.:D

ganmo · 13-04-2017 09:32PM

the bomb weight is sometimes described as the weight of tnt that would have the same force

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 09:32PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

What good is an Air Burst weapon against a cave/bunker system?
You would need something that penetrates deep into the ground before exploding.
More Murician propaganda.
Keeps the munitions industry tickling over nicely, though.

It sucks all air out of an area before it ignites it. So in a sense ignites all the cave passages

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 09:33PM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Maybe a bit falls off it after leaving the plane and before it hits the ground.
It's 22,000lbs leaving the plane and 21,600lbs hitting the ground.:D

Could be the parachute array?

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2017 09:42PM

Reggie. wrote: »

It sucks all air out of an area before it ignites it. So in a sense ignites all the cave passages

Suppose it depends how deep they go.

Reggie. · 13-04-2017 09:45PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Suppose it depends how deep they go.

Well it had a blast radius of 1 mile so it can hit passages 1 mile long in any direction

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