Machinery Photo/Discussion Thread II

mengele · 16-02-2021 12:16AM

https://uk.jvc.com/car-entertainment/usb/KD-X262/

Go down the page in this link and it says "Tuner Preset Memory (for power disconnection)- yes".

FintanMcluskey · 16-02-2021 05:36AM

mengele wrote: »

It lasts for a week at least. Would probably last forever with isolator turned off until battery goes dead.

https://www.halfords.ie/technology/car-audio/car-stereos/jvc-kdx-262-fm-car-stereo-397822.html

This is the one I got anyway. Could say about other Jvc ones but this one defo has it built in.

Ah. It uses a capacitor to retain memory for a period.

I hadn’t seen those.

ganmo · 16-02-2021 12:57PM

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractortyres-for-sale/710-70-r42-600-70-r28-trelleborg-tyres-30/27224307
Is this guy off the wall asking for 2k for mostly worn tyres?

timple23 · 16-02-2021 01:35PM

mengele wrote: »

https://uk.jvc.com/car-entertainment/usb/KD-X262/

Go down the page in this link and it says "Tuner Preset Memory (for power disconnection)- yes".

Was on the phone to Halfords guy and he said no they didn't they had to have a red and yellow wire.]

(Don't think I'd let them work on my car.)

mythos110 · 16-02-2021 02:01PM

ganmo wrote: »

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractortyres-for-sale/710-70-r42-600-70-r28-trelleborg-tyres-30/27224307
Is this guy off the wall asking for 2k for mostly worn tyres?

Yes, absolutely mad. Can't see anyone with a brain cell wanting to pay that money for tyres that are as worn as that. He'd do very well to get 500 for them, but most likely a lot less IMO

hopeso · 16-02-2021 02:52PM

mythos110 wrote: »

Yes, absolutely mad. Can't see anyone with a brain cell wanting to pay that money for tyres that are as worn as that. He'd do very well to get 500 for them, but most likely a lot less IMO

If they're structurally sound, they're worth more than €500. They're big tyres. I wouldn't like to be getting the bill for the new set anyway.

mengele · 16-02-2021 07:06PM

timple23 wrote: »

Was on the phone to Halfords guy and he said no they didn't they had to have a red and yellow wire.]

(Don't think I'd let them work on my car.)

Look all I can tell you is that I have that JVC unit in 2 different tractors with isolators. Turn isolator off and everything goes off. turn isolator back on and the radio will remember the channels.

I doubt halfords will have any experience with isolators in tractors.

timple23 · 16-02-2021 07:27PM

mengele wrote: »

Look all I can tell you is that I have that JVC unit in 2 different tractors with isolators. Turn isolator off and everything goes off. turn isolator back on and the radio will remember the channels.

I doubt halfords will have any experience with isolators in tractors.

Ya I will gamble with one, I've a habit of knocking off isolator every time I am finished with tractor. Kind of annoying having to search for a channel every time.

Definitely a first world problem.

mayota · 16-02-2021 08:50PM

mayota wrote: »

Where would I get parts to repair this loader joystick? It’s a Ruby loader.

Got a new one of these in local parts shop. €12. Loader as good as new now. Thanks lads.

mayota · 16-02-2021 08:51PM

This

mayota · 16-02-2021 08:52PM

Feck

dzer2 · 16-02-2021 09:11PM

mayota wrote: »

Got a new one of these in local parts shop. €12. Loader as good as new now. Thanks lads.

Make sure to put grease on it when putting it back

newholland mad · 17-02-2021 12:17AM

ganmo wrote: »

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractortyres-for-sale/710-70-r42-600-70-r28-trelleborg-tyres-30/27224307
Is this guy off the wall asking for 2k for mostly worn tyres?

No actually. A neighbour is trying to replace a similar size and Michelin are 12k and trelleborg wouldn't be far behind if any. Once you go to the higher aspect tyre ie. the 70 bit they get savage expensive. On a general note tyres have gone up in the last month and are going again in short.

Reggie. · 17-02-2021 07:19AM

newholland mad wrote: »

No actually. A neighbour is trying to replace a similar size and Michelin are 12k and trelleborg wouldn't be far behind if any. Once you go to the higher aspect tyre ie. the 70 bit they get savage expensive. On a general note tyres have gone up in the last month and are going again in short.

Like everything else it seems

davidk1394 · 17-02-2021 07:28AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Like everything else it seems

Covid and Brexit are two great excuses for shoving up prices.

Reggie. · 17-02-2021 09:55AM

davidk1394 wrote: »

Covid and Brexit are two great excuses for shoving up prices.

What'll be the next excuse I wonder

kevthegaff · 17-02-2021 01:36PM

Reggie. wrote: »

What'll be the next excuse I wonder

Bounce in the economy after these!

mayota · 17-02-2021 07:23PM

funkey_monkey wrote: »

Is that off the door or window gas strut on the tractor?

No, that was off the loader joystick . The ‘feck’ was because of the mess I was making trying to post the pic.

blue5000 · 17-02-2021 07:58PM

mayota wrote: »

No, that was off the loader joystick . The ‘feck’ was because of the mess I was making trying to post the pic.

You only had 7 more clicks of the mouse to go. Also one deletion, it's the deletion where I was going wrong for ages. Another place people get caught out is back in the manage attachments stage, you need to upload it and see the pic on screen before doing step 2 below.

Click on the url to open it in a new window.
Copy the header where the pic opens
Go back to your post,
Click edit,
click on the little yellow box, it looks like a mountain with the sun in the top corner
This opens a new box with https written and already highlighted in blue,
This I think is the tricky bit, delete the https in blue
Then paste the url that you copied when you opened the pic at step 2 above
Then hit save.

Hope this helps, admittedly it's not user friendly compared to fb etc.

Reggie. · 18-02-2021 06:54PM

funkey_monkey wrote: »

Just been watching Farm Flix (while supposedly working from home) and they were cutting silage with a self propelled.
I've no experience of clamp silage - especially on that scale, but it must be a bollox of a job on the self propelled having to look out over your shoulder to see it going out of spout into the trailer.
Do the modern ones work solely off cameras - or is anyone trying to put the spout ahead of the cab to make the operators day a bit easier?

I would have thought that the way things are going that it wouldn't take much effort to automate the spout to follow the trailer. Just a good camera and some imaging software would take quite a bit of the effort from the operator.
Maybe I should patent something here!

Most lads eyeball it

White Clover · 18-02-2021 06:56PM

funkey_monkey wrote: »

Just been watching Farm Flix (while supposedly working from home) and they were cutting silage with a self propelled.
I've no experience of clamp silage - especially on that scale, but it must be a bollox of a job on the self propelled having to look out over your shoulder to see it going out of spout into the trailer.
Do the modern ones work solely off cameras - or is anyone trying to put the spout ahead of the cab to make the operators day a bit easier?

I would have thought that the way things are going that it wouldn't take much effort to automate the spout to follow the trailer. Just a good camera and some imaging software would take quite a bit of the effort from the operator.
Maybe I should patent something here!

The trailer jockey is usually responsible for getting the trailer 90% full, the harvester driver will help with the last 10%.

timple23 · 18-02-2021 07:00PM

Technology already exists.

https://www.deere.co.uk/en/agricultural-management-solutions/guidance-automation/active-fill-control/

bamayang · 19-02-2021 01:01PM

Need a new motor for a bandsaw. Quoted eur240+vat from a local supplier.

They are available for £120 on https://www.electrotechdrives.co.uk/ wonder would they be ok? Or would y get hit with some brexit customs charges?

timple23 · 19-02-2021 01:14PM

bamayang wrote: »

Need a new motor for a bandsaw. Quoted eur240+vat from a local supplier.

They are available for £120 on https://www.electrotechdrives.co.uk/ wonder would they be ok? Or would y get hit with some brexit customs charges?

What about this crowd? Got a motor off them before.

https://electricalrewinds.ie/

bamayang · 19-02-2021 02:09PM

timple23 wrote: »

What about this crowd? Got a motor off them before.

https://electricalrewinds.ie/

They have one for €190 + vat prob worth going for than taking a chance on something online.

SuperTortoise · 19-02-2021 06:50PM

I was pricing motors last year for a belt sander i intended to build, found a suitable one on amazon, never got around to building it, anyhow it was sold by a company called "power tools direct" might be worth a google.

What size motor is in the bandsaw?

bamayang · 19-02-2021 07:33PM

SuperTortoise wrote: »

I was pricing motors last year for a belt sander i intended to build, found a suitable one on amazon, never got around to building it, anyhow it was sold by a company called "power tools direct" might be worth a google.

What size motor is in the bandsaw?

It’s a 1.1kw (1.5hp), it’s a metal cutting saw. Doing it up at the minute, came to me motorless.

Castlekeeper · 19-02-2021 11:15PM

blue5000 wrote: »

You only had 7 more clicks of the mouse to go. Also one deletion, it's the deletion where I was going wrong for ages. Another place people get caught out is back in the manage attachments stage, you need to upload it and see the pic on screen before doing step 2 below.

Click on the url to open it in a new window.
Copy the header where the pic opens
Go back to your post,
Click edit,
click on the little yellow box, it looks like a mountain with the sun in the top corner
This opens a new box with https written and already highlighted in blue,
This I think is the tricky bit, delete the https in blue
Then paste the url that you copied when you opened the pic at step 2 above
Then hit save.

Hope this helps, admittedly it's not user friendly compared to fb etc.

I'm obviously missing something, but I just click on the "Attach files" tab and up she goes?

Timmaay · 20-02-2021 11:31AM

Prb asked many times already, what is the deal with importing a 2nd hand tractor from the uk right now. Still 200e vrt? Anything else?

K.G. · 20-02-2021 12:30PM

Timmaay wrote: »

Prb asked many times already, what is the deal with importing a 2nd hand tractor from the uk right now. Still 200e vrt? Anything else?

Only difference is for vat registered entities-before if you were vat reg you didnt pay the vat in the uk whereas now you have to pay and reclaim afterwards or allow it against your vat returns.from what i gather northern can still sell to vat reg irish lads 0 vat provided the tractor was registered in ni prior to jan 1 st.heard of a fella who bought and paid for tractor prior to jan 1st being asked to pay vat again on import after 1 st jan.you need a cert now to say that tractor is clean at import wheter its being enforced or not i dont know

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