jaymla627 wrote: » Had a young lad in who used to do a bit of tractor work for us came back from spreading slurry saying tractor was beeping and was stalling, pipe for opening ram had burst and your lad had the f**king thing in constant pumping never copped either, took 100 litres of oil to top tractor back up luckily pumps where okay you'd wonder sometimes agriculture dosent attract the brightest sparks at the best of times and with the price of machinery/mess ups milking a few mistakes by employees end up costing thousands
Greengrass1 wrote: » What was he doing with jeep moving heifers? We don't go near any stock with jeep. Walk down and open the gaps and they'll come flying out the gap to ye
whelan2 wrote: » our cattle will normally follow the jeep when moving them, different folks different strokes:)
frazzledhome wrote: » Sent a guy spraying under wires this morning. He went one direction I went the other on the quad. Brand new 3 nozzle boom fitted to Kobuta atv, 100m boom in shyte. Let him off with jeep to move heifers after dinner and he returned with the back side panel of my pickup in shyte. Wasn't quick enough to open gap and heifers chasing after him. Pulled up and they ploughed into him. Ffs, lads saying you shouldn't be doing the €10/hr work yourself.......my hole
Feckthis wrote: » How many mistakes have you made in the last couple of weeks?? I'm sure something has went wrong for you/ broken down. **** happens, nobody's perfect. Get over it I had a boss one time who was giving out non stop if something went wrong I.e cows broke out/ fence come down. Had him milking with me one day and he was forgetting to feed cows and missing cows for milking. That put a stop to his mouthing for awhile when I pointed it out! If you want everything to be perfect all the time do it yourself and don't employ anybody!!
frazzledhome wrote: » Wtf, "get over it" you say and continue to agree with me. If you've nothing to say then that's exactly what you should say
Feckthis wrote: » Read it gain frazz I didn't agree with you at all.
frazzledhome wrote: » Your point?
Feckthis wrote: » You should probably take some of that in or soon enough you won't get anybody to do abit of work for you. Just saying like
Panch18 wrote: » Have to say im totally with frazz on this one in ireland more than most countries in fact, if you tolerate **** you'll get **** because a lot of irish people dont give a **** about something when its not coming from their wallet
just do it wrote: » Frazz What was the lads attitude? Upset and sorry or shoulder shrugger?
stretch film wrote: » At least you got an admission of guilt. The fairies have been responsible for a bit of denting here over the years . Some believe if they can get it parked up back in the shed without being seen then some form of a statute of limitation will have passed by the next day and all responsibility can be denied
dzer2 wrote: » Had young lad mowing today Came in, in tears as he broke a stake when cutting the headlands Checked the diaries Fenced the field in 1999 He told me he would pay for the stake when i went back he had the post driver on the tractor:eek:
Greengrass1 wrote: » Wouldn't want to know what he'd be if he cut theml mower bed like I did 3 wks ago.
dzer2 wrote: » He was putting a bale of silage during the winter and he had it too high and struck the sheeting on the end of the shed. Made me change it before the mother seen it. The boys do a good bit of work here and feel they should be treated like adults. So they were told that if they make a mistake or do a bit of harm then come and tell us
Deepsouthwest wrote: » Young bull out with the cows for the first time lastnight, bringing the cows in this morning the little prick was at the front not letting any cow pass him on the roadway. Suppose no one has a cure for this? Does my feckin head in, hate having Bulls with the cows.
