Farming Chit Chat III

td5man · 27-10-2013 09:33PM

rancher wrote: »

Those modern septic tanks aren't all they're supposed to be I believe, you're not the first I've heard

Used to fit a couple of tanks a month, always recommended a concrete treatment plant but they were €1000 dearer so was harder to convince people to buy them.
The biocycle tanks smell, have to be emptied regularly and you couldn't keep pumps replaced in some of them.

jersey101 · 27-10-2013 09:41PM

bob charles wrote: »

this might help, man from up yer direction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5dEjaJ6Mrw

my lady friend is thinking twice about joing boards eith all yer carry on :P

freedominacup · 27-10-2013 09:42PM

td5man wrote: »

Used to fit a couple of tanks a month, always recommended a concrete treatment plant but they were €1000 dearer so was harder to convince people to buy them.
The biocycle tanks smell, have to be emptied regularly and you couldn't keep pumps replaced in some of them.

The sisters one has somehow malfunctioned to the extent that the solids are on the outlet side. God help the crowd who supplied it, to say the least of it she knows her way around sewage treatment after the last couple of projects she worked on. Someone is going to get their head handed to them.:D:D:D

freedominacup · 27-10-2013 09:43PM

jersey101 wrote: »

my lady friend is thinking twice about joing boards eith all yer carry on :P

Just be thankful we haven't given you a shot of the treatment quadboy was getting a month or 6 weeks ago.:D

whelan1 · 27-10-2013 09:43PM

love /hate god fran is mental

bob charles · 27-10-2013 09:45PM

jersey101 wrote: »

my lady friend is thinking twice about joing boards eith all yer carry on :P

is she horsing back large bottles of bulmers with chasers as we speak

jersey101 · 27-10-2013 09:46PM

bob charles wrote: »

is she horsing back large bottles of bulmers with chasers as we speak

were stil on the jd

td5man · 27-10-2013 09:48PM

whelan1 wrote: »

love /hate god fran is mental

Quiet we're trying to watch it

Timmaay · 27-10-2013 09:48PM

Jersey this your 3rd night on the rag down there now? Didn't make it down myself, got to go next yr.

delaval · 27-10-2013 10:09PM

jersey101 wrote: »

were stil on the jd

Third night in row, any action??

Conmaicne Mara · 27-10-2013 10:12PM

jersey101 wrote: »

my lady friend is thinking twice about joing boards eith all yer carry on :P

does she have a power washer too?

bob charles · 27-10-2013 10:28PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

does she have a power washer too?

comes with a double jet lance

bbam · 27-10-2013 10:38PM

td5man wrote: »

Used to fit a couple of tanks a month, always recommended a concrete treatment plant but they were €1000 dearer so was harder to convince people to buy them.
The biocycle tanks smell, have to be emptied regularly and you couldn't keep pumps replaced in some of them.

Yep.
I listened to that advice. Have a twin concrete tank system from Oakstown.

td5man · 27-10-2013 10:41PM

bbam wrote: »

Yep.
I listened to that advice. Have a twin concrete tank system from Oakstown.

Wouldn't fit anything else myself.

Conmaicne Mara · 27-10-2013 10:49PM

That was some episode of Love/Hate, is next week the finale or is there another after that?

Love that song at the end. Sinead has some voice on her.

bbam · 27-10-2013 10:50PM

Ah it's good in fairness considering the lads with fiberglass would only give a 15 year guarantee on their tank.

I'm just finding some of the internals could have been better engineered. So I'm making my own upgrades as needed
And ground settlement has left a dip in the sewer just at the first tank, lucky I fitted an AJ there.

fredweena · 27-10-2013 10:51PM

There's usually six episodes and that was number 4.

whelan1 · 27-10-2013 10:51PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

That was some episode of Love/Hate, is next week the finale or is there another after that?

Love that song at the end. Sinead has some voice on her.

missed the end:(

Conmaicne Mara · 27-10-2013 10:57PM

whelan1 wrote: »

missed the end:(

Walk away from the computer until you get to see the end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbre5Fs9m8I

td5man · 27-10-2013 11:01PM

bbam wrote: »

Ah it's good in fairness considering the lads with fiberglass would only give a 15 year guarantee on their tank.

I'm just finding some of the internals could have been better engineered. So I'm making my own upgrades as needed
And ground settlement has left a dip in the sewer just at the first tank, lucky I fitted an AJ there.

What mods are you making so I can tell diarmaid whats wrong with his tanks

Conmaicne Mara · 27-10-2013 11:10PM

The vodka has run out

Muckit · 27-10-2013 11:12PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

The vodka has run out

Vodka and diet 7ups here. ... yum yum :-)

Muckit · 27-10-2013 11:14PM

whelan1 wrote: »

missed the end:(

That's what ya get for going to bed early :-) God it'd put the sh*ts up ya that programme but it's addictive none the less

Conmaicne Mara · 27-10-2013 11:15PM

Muckit wrote: »

Vodka and diet 7ups here. ... yum yum :-)

Feck off, we'll see how you are in the morning

bbam · 27-10-2013 11:30PM

td5man wrote: »

What mods are you making so I can tell diarmaid whats wrong with his tanks

Feel like I'm walking myself into the ****ee here, parden the pun.
Electrical control box needs a drain fitted. During a sudden torrential downpour it flooded.

Pneumatic fittings were poor quality so I replaced, now they don't blow off.

Pneumatic switch to tell panel compressor is working isn't working now. It's either dirty or just dead. I'm thinking of bypassing altogether as it's just for flashy lights rather than useful.
There's also a pneumatic solenoid valve that's corroding. It should be a stainless body in that environment. Actually there are a lot of domestic type electronics in a less than domestic environmentt.

Sharpshooter82 · 27-10-2013 11:37PM

jersey101 wrote: »

Drinking with a girl here at the bar in mount wolesly and she orders 3 JDs and a coke and throws them into a pint glass and drinks them straight down. And i thought i could drink

She ll hand it back to ya soft jersey

dh1985 · 28-10-2013 12:13AM

bbam wrote: »

Feel like I'm walking myself into the ****ee here, parden the pun.
Electrical control box needs a drain fitted. During a sudden torrential downpour it flooded.

Pneumatic fittings were poor quality so I replaced, now they don't blow off.

Pneumatic switch to tell panel compressor is working isn't working now. It's either dirty or just dead. I'm thinking of bypassing altogether as it's just for flashy lights rather than useful.
There's also a pneumatic solenoid valve that's corroding. It should be a stainless body in that environment. Actually there are a lot of domestic type electronics in a less than domestic environmentt.

I hope i am understanding your situation correctly and if I am, a stainless steel body would not work in a solenoid as it is non magnetic and therefore would not transfer the magnetic flux required to switch the solenoid.

bob charles · 28-10-2013 12:17AM

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

She ll hand it back to ya soft jersey

I was wondering how poor young Jersey is now, it sounded like he was about to be taken advantage by a much bigger animal like a Belgium Blue. If you see a lad walking slowly around Carlow looking like John Wayne, give him a wave - thats our boy Jersey doing the team proud

bob charles · 28-10-2013 12:26AM

Muckit wrote: »

Vodka and diet 7ups here. ... yum yum :-)

we will give you a shout around seven in the morning and see how much guff is outta you then, weekly G&T here before hitting the Zeddor:)

whelan1 · 28-10-2013 05:45AM

Muckit wrote: »

That's what ya get for going to bed early :-) God it'd put the sh*ts up ya that programme but it's addictive none the less

no got a phone call that a local young lad was killed crossing the road in the same spot where his grandad was killed crossing the road years ago, very sad

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