Labour Saving and General Guntering

MickeyShtyles · 23-03-2019 09:36PM

Donald Trump wrote: »

Ah sure you're just doing the Council a favour by picking them up off the road for them. Sure all the locals know about the collapsed bank into the ditch. If someone drives into it, they're probably a cheeky blow in that shouldn't be on your roads anyway :pac:

How many cones are in yards up and down the country an none of them paid for!

_Brian · 26-03-2019 10:16AM

https://www.facebook.com/370264256738076/posts/585554481875718?sfns=mo

Saw this in my Facebook feed.
The first “contraption” actually scared me, having worked with a guy when he caught his hand in a machine and mangled it I actually felt a bit sick watching it.
It’s the most dangerous piece of gear I’ve seen in a long time.

patsy_mccabe · 26-03-2019 10:49AM

This is the one that really gets to me. How could anyone with any sense use one. I was at an agricultural show recently and saw one working in the vintage section. Saw it working in the distance and as I got closer, realised I knew the guy. Did a quick 180 turn.

emaherx · 31-03-2019 05:43PM

Metal pallets for bale lifter.

emaherx · 31-03-2019 05:48PM

Self filling IBC

emaherx · 31-03-2019 05:52PM

patsy_mccabe · 01-04-2019 08:27PM

Simple but ingenious way of making kindling with a log splitter.

Nekarsulm · 01-04-2019 10:30PM

When your Orby auger declares it's "Game Over"!

Buford T. Justice XIX · 04-04-2019 09:25PM

Nice short video showing how to use high tensile wire to make a non slip gate handle holder on a mains fence.
https://twitter.com/ClonakiltyAg/status/1113742461317341184?s=19

Muckit · 04-04-2019 10:37PM

Putting up a temp polywire fence, I used always hook handle and then carry reel and unspool. Hard to do while still carrying 10-12 pigtails.

Now l hook the reel onto the main line, release catch and hook handle into my belt loop. Then start pacing out and placing stakes. Hook handle to where u want line to finish then walk back and wind up reel until tight,loop polywire around hook and reattach.

Nekarsulm · 12-04-2019 11:51AM

Todays guntering.
Washing machine with a damaged drum.
If you are moving a machine, don't leave it on its side in the back of the jeep.....
It was basically scrap, so worth a try.

mayota · 12-04-2019 01:55PM

Remember the safety glasses for the first wash.

Nekarsulm · 12-04-2019 02:05PM

First wash is on, no leaks yet!
A soldering iron with some kind of heat control would have been handy...

Odelay · 12-04-2019 02:27PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

First wash is on, no leaks yet!
A soldering iron with some kind of heat control would have been handy...

Bet you were always wondering what them bolts that came with the machine were for.

mayota · 12-04-2019 03:18PM

Odelay wrote: »

Bet you were always wondering what them bolts that came with the machine were for.

I’d say he knows but can’t remember on what job he used them.

Parishlad · 12-04-2019 03:50PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

First wash is on, no leaks yet!
A soldering iron with some kind of heat control would have been handy...

Fair play Nek...if that was me, the thing would be f**ked out and a new one ordered!

Farmer · 12-04-2019 11:57PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Todays guntering.
Washing machine with a damaged drum.
If you are moving a machine, don't leave it on its side in the back of the jeep.....
It was basically scrap, so worth a try.

Surely only someone with experience of opening damaged ATMs could be capable of such precise guntering

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2019 12:42AM

Farmer wrote: »

Surely only someone with experience of opening damaged ATMs could be capable of such precise guntering

I followed best practice and froze it in a local butchers cold store for 24 hours, before cutting the side of it open...

Base price · 13-04-2019 01:18AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

I followed best practice and froze it in a local butchers cold store for 24 hours, before cutting the side of it open...

That reminds me of the time when I was visiting Mam at home (a few years ago) and she asked me to get a brown soda loaf from the freezer. I picked the first small parcel that I saw and brought it into the kitchen. Luckily I unwrapped it first as it contained a part of a computer - I think it was called a mother board?? - that my eldest brother was fixing and he had put it into the freezer the previous night.
What's with computers and freezers?

Farmer · 13-04-2019 01:33AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

I followed best practice and froze it in a local butchers cold store for 24 hours, before cutting the side of it open...

Ingenious. So that's how you get around the ink..er..I mean water spillage!

dzer2 · 13-04-2019 10:50AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Todays guntering.
Washing machine with a damaged drum.
If you are moving a machine, don't leave it on its side in the back of the jeep.....
It was basically scrap, so worth a try.

They come with stabilisers for transport

Nekarsulm · 13-04-2019 12:18PM

dzer2 wrote: »

They come with stabilisers for transport

I know, but bought it off a friend who was moving house ....

blue5000 · 13-04-2019 03:12PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

I followed best practice and froze it in a local butchers cold store for 24 hours, before cutting the side of it open...

You just can't beat a bit of local knowledge.:pac:

patsy_mccabe · 13-04-2019 03:54PM

blue5000 wrote: »

You just can't beat a bit of local knowledge.:pac:

Ya, then into Nek's washing machine to launder.

mayota · 19-04-2019 04:34PM

Foam blobber for sprayer. Less than €20. Works a treat with fairy liquid.

Jb1989 · 19-04-2019 04:35PM

mayota wrote: »

Foam blobber for sprayer. Less than €20. Works a treat with fairy liquid.

Pic needed

jntsnk · 19-04-2019 04:40PM

mayota wrote: »

Foam blobber for sprayer. Less than €20. Works a treat with fairy liquid.

Any link or pic

mayota · 19-04-2019 04:41PM

Foam blobber for sprayer. Less than â‚¬20. Works a treat with fairy liquid.

mayota · 19-04-2019 06:32PM

Having trouble with pics.

mayota · 19-04-2019 06:33PM

Pic 1

Labour Saving and General Guntering

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