Farming Chit Chat III

exercise is the antidote · 02-01-2014 07:17PM

delaval wrote: »

You were asking the price, am I right?

I knew the price.. I was asking other questions But he didn't seem to appreciate that.

biddy2013 · 02-01-2014 07:18PM

delaval wrote: »

Do he manage to get it up?

The lift I mean seeing as the OH failed

it is a 1959 4 cylinder model, oh was just talking to guy in garage and he said he would send a lad up to look.

Kovu · 02-01-2014 07:20PM

How can one calf out of twins come brain damaged? Not us but a man near us had this happen. It sucks but is a bit 'simple' as he put it, will only suckle and move if got up and moved to the cow etc.

I've not seen it but this is what he was telling me.
I told him to check and see if it was blind, that would have been my first thought

delaval · 02-01-2014 07:20PM

biddy2013 wrote: »

it is a 1959 4 cylinder model, oh was just talking to guy in garage and he said he would send a lad up to look.

Those 1959's couldn't be given away!!!

biddy2013 · 02-01-2014 07:21PM

delaval wrote: »

Those 1959's couldn't be given away!!!

:D

Rovi · 02-01-2014 07:23PM

delaval wrote: »

+1, I presume the same rules apply to "outing" someone on here?

It applies everywhere throughout Boards.ie.

If someone chooses to reinvent themselves, it's absolutely their own business unless they themselves choose to reveal their history.

This of course, ONLY applies to people with a clean/unremarkeble record!
People who set up new identities for nefarious purposes (sock-puppeting, avoidance of bans, etc) are treated somewhat differently by the admins.

jersey101 · 02-01-2014 07:23PM

delaval wrote: »

Those 1959's couldn't be given away!!!

You seem to know more about the old fergies than this new one you will be getting.

Nekarsulm · 02-01-2014 07:27PM

delaval wrote: »

Those 1959's couldn't be given away!!!

I don't agree. A good one is worth 450 euro any day of the week.

delaval · 02-01-2014 07:29PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

I don't agree. A good one is worth 450 euro any day of the week.

How do you thank twice

delaval · 02-01-2014 07:31PM

jersey101 wrote: »

You seem to know more about the old fergies than this new one you will be getting.

Spent many years keeping hapes of shyte going till I had enough to get away from others scrap:P

jersey101 · 02-01-2014 08:23PM

delaval wrote: »

Spent many years keeping hapes of shyte going till I had enough to get away from others scrap:P

Were going that way here now ha

biddy2013 · 02-01-2014 08:32PM

ettg on now rte1

bob charles · 02-01-2014 08:46PM

Rovi wrote: »

[MOD]
If THEY choose at some point to publicly reveal that they were previously know by another name, that's all fine too.
[/MOD]

im batman

darragh_haven · 02-01-2014 09:12PM

bob charles wrote: »

im batman

I always though you were the type of guy that liked wearing his underpants outside his tights ;-)

bob charles · 02-01-2014 09:14PM

darragh_haven wrote: »

I always though you were the type of guy that liked wearing his underpants outside his tights ;-)

thats me, I had toyed with the idea of being superman for a while but it was a bit too outlandish

darragh_haven · 02-01-2014 09:17PM

bob charles wrote: »

thats me, I had toyed with the idea of being superman for a while but it was a bit too outlandish

Your right, superman's bright colours would never go with the boat shoes.... suits the darks of batman a lot vetter

mf240 · 02-01-2014 09:31PM

bob charles wrote: »

im batman

How does the batmobile handle the Ifor Williams?

bob charles · 02-01-2014 09:33PM

mf240 wrote: »

How does the batmobile handle the Ifor Williams?

you can fly with it

moy83 · 02-01-2014 09:35PM

mf240 wrote: »

How does the batmobile handle the Ifor Williams?

Its able to jump the queue for collecting the cattle at the end of the sales

Conmaicne Mara · 02-01-2014 09:42PM

moy83 wrote: »

Its able to jump the queue for collecting the cattle at the end of the sales

Would the afterburner not BBQ them?

moy83 · 02-01-2014 09:45PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Would the afterburner not BBQ them?

Yup , leaves them ready for packaging . Cutting out the middle man

Nekarsulm · 02-01-2014 10:46PM

Kovu Murr wrote: »

How can one calf out of twins come brain damaged? Not us but a man near us had this happen. It sucks but is a bit 'simple' as he put it, will only suckle and move if got up and moved to the cow etc.

I've not seen it but this is what he was telling me.
I told him to check and see if it was blind, that would have been my first thought

Could the naval of the second calf been broken before birth? did she calve herself or need intervention? Grasping at straws here as you can see!
Does the "simple" calf's eyes appear to reflect light differently? had one here once which was as you describe, (not a twin) and his eyes seemed to reflect green light. Was a Friesian bull, so bucket fed. Drowned in a drain, eventually, unfortunately.

Kovu · 02-01-2014 11:39PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Could the naval of the second calf been broken before birth? did she calve herself or need intervention? Grasping at straws here as you can see!
Does the "simple" calf's eyes appear to reflect light differently? had one here once which was as you describe, (not a twin) and his eyes seemed to reflect green light. Was a Friesian bull, so bucket fed. Drowned in a drain, eventually, unfortunately.

I haven't seen the calf, was just chatting to the owner today as he lost another one last night that should have taken a side exit but went out the natural way and his lungs were fcuked.

We had one ourselves a well a few years back, wouldn't suck milk, just LifeAid and he would stand staring at a wall. Put him down after 3 days as he was pining away.
Just never heard of it with twins before.

Nekarsulm · 03-01-2014 01:06AM

biddy2013 wrote: »

oh went to massey garage down the road, man was saying some of the 4 cylinder 35's didnt have that filter at all

http://vintagetractorengineer.com/2009/01/massey-ferguson-35-hydraulics-troubleshooting-and-repair-dvd/

Here ya go, biddy.

knockmulliner · 03-01-2014 01:20AM

Kovu Murr wrote: »

I haven't seen the calf, was just chatting to the owner today as he lost another one last night that should have taken a side exit but went out the natural way and his lungs were fcuked.

We had one ourselves a well a few years back, wouldn't suck milk, just LifeAid and he would stand staring at a wall. Put him down after 3 days as he was pining away.
Just never heard of it with twins before.

Seemingly brain damaged can be a symptom of neosporia and unless my memory is letting me down poorly developed lungs is another. I would be getting a lab test done.

On another note had a calf a few years back wouldn't drink milk but would take life aid or bacterial, reared it on milk replacer didn't thrive until it was on all solid feed, grand then. Lactose intolerance? ? ?

sea12 · 03-01-2014 01:21AM

Up late after a late arrival.......

The beautiful kind. Little daughter. What a difference a year makes!!

Bizzum · 03-01-2014 01:24AM

sea12 wrote: »

Up late after a late arrival.......

The beautiful kind. Little daughter. What a difference a year makes!!

Great news. Warmest Congratulations!

bob charles · 03-01-2014 01:25AM

sea12 wrote: »

Up late after a late arrival.......

The beautiful kind. Little daughter. What a difference a year makes!!

congrats, Farmers must get seriously excited after calving around march/april considering the number of babies born on here recently :rolleyes:

sea12 · 03-01-2014 01:26AM

bob charles wrote: »

congrats, Farmers must get seriously excited after calving around march/april considering the number of babies born on here recently :rolleyes:

We had to try plan it before the next lambing season starts!!

exercise is the antidote · 03-01-2014 01:29AM

sea12 wrote: »

Up late after a late arrival.......

The beautiful kind. Little daughter. What a difference a year makes!!

Congratulations

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