Labour Saving and General Guntering

The main offender would have been the slurry pump. Yes window would normally be open.

As White Clover said back window open only lets in the heat, especially in a new Holland. The back ends of them run very hot when working. Open the back window and it would be like being in a sauna.

Have a door on a 50hx done in that clear plastic. Fine and clear still after three years.

Had a good few pigtails where the insulation was gone around the eye of it.

Carried out a repair job. I used garden hose. Heated it in hot water. A bit of washing up liquid on the inside of the pipe really helped as well. It's much easier if you can catch them in a vice. I did about twenty in an hour.

Here are some of them

Done it before and a good job. Small tip is to use the vice grips to break the cracked insulator.

Must make a few hot stakes with some of the older ones for the start and back end of the year for the few awkward ones who get into the habit of pushing over a few pigtails

Same thing happened down here to a contractor a few years back. Fresh JD was completely written off by the insurance as the electrics were goosed after.

She was put back on the road after but I heard she gave loads of bother with electronic gremlins.

Third time. How many lessons do they need?

If it was the sight tube - as opposed to a sight glass mentioned; a local dealer strongly (almost refusal) advised us against getting one when we upgraded due to the risk of them shattering. Would like to think they have got better quality since though.

I need to replace the sliding bits up top on a pair of double sliding shed doors, they are 1.3m wide each (the opening being around 2.5m) and around 10ft High.

In the local hardware I checked out the bits today, around 5.3 m of track, a joiner, the slider things, brackets, bolts etc. VERY dear and pretty flimsy with it tbh.

Anyone have any ideas for a DIY job?

I replaced rollers a few years ago as well. Try Amazon Germany and generally online.

Bought a Stihl hedge trimmer off a NI company based in Newery it was over 25% cheaper than buying locally 305 V 420.

The track is red rotten 30 years old, 4 gunthered rollers and a length of angle with a bit of a lip. Better than overpriced ch****e stuff any day.

Did this job the last few days. Existing gate was way too low. I eventually tracked down some railway girders.

I bought a Draper kango hammer and a 9" tungsten carbide disc. Easier than expected to get down tru the concrete.

Have to add 2 rows of blocks to the wall now.

You must have a few showjumpers too patsy.