Labour Saving and General Guntering

Brown Podzol wrote: »

I've got a gun and a shovel. No one will miss you.:cool:

ya cant beat the auld EX120 insurance, bury them deep

This is the shotgun you want around the yard AA-12

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

im gonna say its a semi

sorry Sharpshooter,
Mossberg 500.

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

This is the shotgun you want around the yard AA-12

Keep your street-sweeper, give me a Benelli M3

iverjohnston wrote: »

sorry Sharpshooter,
Mossberg 500.

If the lad I have my side by side sold to ever sorts his license and takes it , I'm going to chance a pump to see what they are like

jersey101

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

This is the shotgun you want around the yard AA-12

Here, ive a heap of dirty oul crows here that need sortin out. Bring on that yoke will ye

iverjohnston wrote: »

sorry Sharpshooter,
Mossberg 500.

ah im not upon my shotguns

moy83 wrote: »

If the lad I have my side by side sold to ever sorts his license and takes it , I'm going to chance a pump to see what they are like

Have a go with a neighbours or friends first, they are a fairly agricultural thing. But even if you drop it in the slurry tank, you can completely dissemble using only a nail or piece of wire, or even a tooth-pick. Wash under the tap, and away you go again.

Conmaicne Mara

Pfft, I can drive stakes with my Baikal and then go shoot stuff with it, ye can keep ye're girly guns

jersey101 wrote: »

Here, ive a heap of dirty oul crows here that need sortin out. Bring on that yoke will ye

Consider it sorted Jersey

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Pfft, I can drive stakes with my Baikal and then go shoot stuff with it, ye can keep ye're girly guns

Its a Baikal I have and Im happy with it but by god if you fire 25 shots at clays it leaves a bit of a sting

jersey101

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

Consider it sorted Jersey :D

that would do a nice job on a few trees id say

So nobody's interested in the scales!:D
Its gonna be a big improvement on my previous method of drafting for sale.
1) Lift lamb in a bear hug. (watch out for the head-butt)
2) Grunt = ready for mart
3) No grunt = leave for next week.

iverjohnston wrote: »

So nobody's interested in the scales!:D
Its gonna be a big improvement on my previous method of drafting for sale.
1) Lift lamb in a bear hug.
2) Grunt = ready for mart
3) No grunt = leave for next week.

the auld ways are best iver

Conmaicne Mara

moy83 wrote: »

Its a Baikal I have and Im happy with it but by god if you fire 25 shots at clays it leaves a bit of a sting

Side by side Baikal is a dirty donkey kick of a yoke, I can bet I know who sold it you as well. I've the semi auto, heavy so it soaks up any kick.

Muckit

iverjohnston wrote: »

So nobody's interested in the scales!:D
Its gonna be a big improvement on my previous method of drafting for sale.
1) Lift lamb in a bear hug. (watch out for the head-butt)
2) Grunt = ready for mart
3) No grunt = leave for next week.

I laughed at this, can picture the craic!

No sheep here, but when I think back to the bollo*in we used to be at... !!

Figerty

iverjohnston wrote: »

The stuff people throw away....... got this Ritchie sheep scales in the local scrap metal yard. Would have been baled up the next morning. Was missing the front gate and the clock. €25 for the crate, €5 for a new bearing, which is used as a roller allowing the crate move up and down, €25 for a scales from ebay.co.uk, and the rest from stuff lying about. Total €55 plus welding rods, disk etc.
And a pair of wheels off an old pressure washer.

Shotgun and shovel in the background.. are you starring in Love/Hate or something like it?:D

Figerty wrote: »

Shotgun and shovel in the background.. are you starring in Love/Hate or something like it?:D

House guarded by shotgun 3 nights a week.

You guess which 3..........

iverjohnston wrote: »

House guarded by shotgun 3 nights a week.

You guess which 3..........

How fast can you run......
Can you outrun a bullet?........
Thought so

Conmaicne Mara

iverjohnston wrote: »

House guarded by shotgun 3 nights a week.

You guess which 3..........

"Live fire range, targets wanted.... Enquire within"

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

"Live fire range, targets wanted.... Enquire within"

Trespassers shot.....survivors shot again
Or
Due to recession we apologise that warning shots can no longer be issued

onyerbikepat

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

This is the shotgun you want around the yard AA-12

Christ, they'd be no one leaving horses in your field, if you had one of those.

onyerbikepat wrote: »

Christ, they'd be no one leaving horses in your field, if you had one of those.

Deterrent is the best policy

gates doubled up

four gates closed

four opened .. they open a lot more than shown here

hinges relocated to suit older model trailer

had to reverse the gates around .. new ones i got are wider and different place for hinges but all in all after 2 hrs it came together ... result no more pallets or extra man needed .... can be opened as standard or double gates and doesnt slow down the closing of the first gate as the second gate hangs on outside .

Muckit

Now that's some great guntering. Bit of thinking required to offset hinges.

Still taking up a few vital inches when closed. Could you have them that you could unhook and hang on the side?

Thats a deadly job altogether ren . If you were to do it for someone what would you charge ? You could get a few PMs for that work

Muckit wrote: »

Now that's some great guntering. Bit of thinking required to offset hinges.

Still taking up a few vital inches when closed. Could you have them that you could unhook and hang on the side?

there only taking one and a half more inches of space than 2 gates were believe it or not as outside gate fits kinda into the ramp.But you are right sometimes that the inch you need but to be honest i dont really need to wedge trailer as outfarms are only 3 miles away .

id say you probably could have them in such a way to hang on side of trailer handy enough there Muckit

moy83 wrote: »

Thats a deadly job altogether ren . If you were to do it for someone what would you charge ? You could get a few PMs for that work

well the 2 gates cost €300 new(looking for months and could not get any second hand )hinges, rivets , etc came in at about €23 .. it took me 2-2.5 hours ..probably charge €80 if materials were supplied

renandstimpy wrote: »

well the 2 gates cost €300 new(looking for months and could not get any second hand )hinges, rivets , etc came in at about €23 .. it took me 2-2.5 hours ..probably charge €80 if materials were supplied ..

I might be able to come across a couple of gates actually , if I do I'll give you a shout on it .