Farming Chit Chat III

Conmaicne Mara · 02-10-2013 08:50PM

moy83 wrote: »

Its worth talking to a park ranger ( I think thats who deals these inquiries ) you never know !

Lol, I know the positive answer I'd get, be told to positively F off. Tis not log split anyhow so couldn't be done.

hugo29 · 02-10-2013 08:54PM

The evenings are well and truly finished, complete race against time now when one gets home,

Simmental sale in local mart Saturday, tempted to go for a look,

have2flushtwice · 02-10-2013 09:20PM

Forgot all about the tractor tax issue. . . . . Posted on another thread. Was worried about the back tax arrears.

Rang home today and dad had the lot taken care of, whew!

Now to find a loophole in the system to get a book for the grey 20!
If a car is made in 2011, and doesnt reach the market till 2012 - its a 2012.
so if a tractor was made in 1955 . . . A 132 fergie , wouldnt that be a first!

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 04:42AM

Bodacious wrote: »

What has happened to Pakalasa ?! One of the greats, not on here much lately... Did he get fed up of ye or was there a row to cause him to "pull plant on boards.ie?!

True suckler man , great knowledge ... He will be missed

is he here under a different name?

just do it · 03-10-2013 07:20AM

whelan1 wrote: »

is he here under a different name?

There's a few around here that pulled that trick

FT7 · 03-10-2013 07:35AM

whelan1 wrote: »

is he here under a different name?

maybe but a lot of the good boardsies have gone

I believe a racist comment went unmodded which up set some. Personally I didn't see it 'cos iv'e the poster on ignore after he previously insulted me on a previous username.

iverjohnston · 03-10-2013 07:45AM

have2flushtwice wrote: »

Forgot all about the tractor tax issue. . . . . Posted on another thread. Was worried about the back tax arrears.

Rang home today and dad had the lot taken care of, whew!

Now to find a loophole in the system to get a book for the grey 20!
If a car is made in 2011, and doesnt reach the market till 2012 - its a 2012.
so if a tractor was made in 1955 . . . A 132 fergie , wouldnt that be a first!

Bound to be someone advertising a Grey 20 taxbook on D D soon.
People who sell them have presumably declared then off the road, using just the tax book, while the actual tractor is long gone .

reilig · 03-10-2013 08:11AM

FT7 wrote: »

I believe a racist comment went unmodded which up set some. Personally I didn't see it 'cos iv'e the poster on ignore after he previously insulted me on a previous username.

Mod Note

Don't start rumours please.

If you see a racist comment, report it! it's not our job to police this site, it's our job to respond to yer reported posts and to your Pm's messages which ultimately makes you the user responsible for policing the site!

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whelan1 · 03-10-2013 08:14AM

FT7 wrote: »

maybe but a lot of the good boardsies have gone

I believe a racist comment went unmodded which up set some. Personally I didn't see it 'cos iv'e the poster on ignore after he previously insulted me on a previous username.

yup theres a few on here i have put on ignore too, i report them aswell, not worth that hassle

reilig · 03-10-2013 08:39AM

Just heard a soldier on the radio. Lives in a council house. Brings home 720 euro per week. Gets a clothing allowance. Footwear allowance and travel allowance. Has 4 kids and wife works part time while mother in law minds kids. He says that they are on the bread line and living in absolute poverty. Apparently 2000 other soldiers in the country in the same boat. God help them! Imagine if they had to pay a mortgage.

hugo29 · 03-10-2013 08:39AM

noticed a cull cow lame on her back leg this am and two lumps after appearing on her upper leg/thigh

anyone come across this before

jersey101 · 03-10-2013 08:41AM

Life of a farmer - day 2..... Got **** on by a heifer in the parlour this morning. All over the hair ugh

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 08:42AM

reilig wrote: »

Just heard a soldier on the radio. Lives in a council house. Brings home 720 euro per week. Gets a clothing allowance. Footwear allowance and travel allowance. Has 4 kids and wife works part time while mother in law minds kids. He says that they are on the bread line and living in absolute poverty. Apparently 2000 other soldiers in the country in the same boat. God help them! Imagine if they had to say a mortgage.

did ya read the thread on the woman on the breadline in after hours , she pays something like 7.49 for 3 chicken fillets:eek: going on about how she wouldnt be able to afford to go to the doctor etc... people like that drive me crazy, everything handed to them and its still not enough

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 08:42AM

jersey101 wrote: »

Life of a farmer - day 2..... Got **** on by a heifer in the parlour this morning. All over the hair ugh

its only bad if it goes in your ear, will make your hair grow:D

have2flushtwice · 03-10-2013 08:59AM

iverjohnston wrote: »

Bound to be someone advertising a Grey 20 taxbook on D D soon.
People who sell them have presumably declared then off the road, using just the tax book, while the actual tractor is long gone .

"if" I were to buy that tax book, (which I cant) the serial number wont match my one?

jersey101 · 03-10-2013 09:25AM

You cant beat the toast that the aga makes. Been a long time since ive had it

iverjohnston · 03-10-2013 09:29AM

have2flushtwice wrote: »

"if" I were to buy that tax book, (which I cant) the serial number wont match my one?

Its a very murky area, alright. And the advertising of them is frowned upon by the ad. websites. Regarding the serial numbers, Triggers Broom?

Was it never registered? If it was and the paperwork and numbers are irretrievably lost, I think you can get a letter from the "Friends of Ferguson Heritage" club to verify the age and year built, and take it from there, you might need to get letter from a Peace Commissioner and a form from the Gardai to get a reg. number
Try posting in the Classic Cars forum.
Failing all that, if you really need a reg. number to bring it out on the road, and to have it legal and insured, have you a relative or friend in the North who may be able to get it registered there , and sell just back to you?

delaval · 03-10-2013 10:22AM

jersey101 wrote: »

You cant beat the toast that the aga makes. Been a long time since ive had it

Never turned off here. It's amazing when we go into the kitchen it's the first place we head, lie against it for a few moments then about your business

vanderbadger · 03-10-2013 10:33AM

pipe burst the other night, solid oak floor gone for a sh1te, jees that bloody oak is a devil for moving, no more solid wood for me :mad:

jersey101 · 03-10-2013 10:41AM

delaval wrote: »

Never turned off here. It's amazing when we go into the kitchen it's the first place we head, lie against it for a few moments then about your business

cant get a chance to sit up against it here the bloody dog is lying beside it the whole time and the paws sittin up on it ha

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 10:49AM

jersey101 wrote: »

You cant beat the toast that the aga makes. Been a long time since ive had it

love my aga, everything tastes better from it...even tea

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 10:54AM

have to head in to hospital with one of the kids for an appointment only 18 months waiting for it and was cancelled 3 times, have a splitting headache to boot... at least i will be in the right place if i collapse:D

jersey101 · 03-10-2013 10:54AM

whelan1 wrote: »

love my aga, everything tastes better from it...even tea

im looking forward to the sunday dinner now

its just not the same out of an electric oven

whelan1 · 03-10-2013 10:54AM

jersey101 wrote: »

im looking forward to the sunday dinner now its just not the same out of an electric oven

ye my parents send down their meat to cook in my aga as it tastes nicer

delaval · 03-10-2013 12:22PM

whelan1 wrote: »

ye my parents send down their meat to cook in my aga as it tastes nicer

Do they send securicor with it?

have2flushtwice · 03-10-2013 12:23PM

iverjohnston wrote: »

Its a very murky area, alright. And the advertising of them is frowned upon by the ad. websites. Regarding the serial numbers, Triggers Broom?

Was it never registered? If it was and the paperwork and numbers are irretrievably lost, I think you can get a letter from the "Friends of Ferguson Heritage" club to verify the age and year built, and take it from there, you might need to get letter from a Peace Commissioner and a form from the Gardai to get a reg. number
Try posting in the Classic Cars forum.
Failing all that, if you really need a reg. number to bring it out on the road, and to have it legal and insured, have you a relative or friend in the North who may be able to get it registered there , and sell just back to you?

I have got the letter from AGCO. looking at it I could do it up myself!

I have the original reg, it was painted onto the bonnet. When I got onto Shannon there was no record of it being registered..

td5man · 03-10-2013 02:34PM

Just finished in eccles st with oh what a day between been worried and now its lashing again im defo having a pint to night :-[ .

hugo29 · 03-10-2013 02:40PM

td5man wrote: »

Just finished in eccles st with oh what a day between been worried and now its lashing again im defo having a pint to night :-[ .

have 10 my friend, in fact have 15,

hope all went well

dzer2 · 03-10-2013 02:52PM

td5man wrote: »

Just finished in eccles st with oh what a day between been worried and now its lashing again im defo having a pint to night :-[ .

Hope all turned out well.

Chisler2 · 03-10-2013 02:57PM

whelan1 wrote: »

if you buy in an animal and she was tb tested in previous herd in march do i have to tb test her and blood or just blood to sell in mart? bought in july... or is she ok to go to factory as is?

Whelan1 - there's a 2-page article on all the time-scales around TB testing in the current IFJ which I found clear and helpful - and I'm not a livestock farmer!

Farming Chit Chat III

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