Labour Saving and General Guntering

@Reggie. you are seriously handy. tippin my hat to ye

Bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

No pic ?

Base price

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

Echo, echo, echo.......

Wildsurfer

The suspense is killing me waiting for this picture...

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

Pics wouldn't go up sorry about that.

ganmo

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

3rd times the charm!

mayota

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

10/10.

Wildsurfer wrote: »

The suspense is killing me waiting for this picture...

Your gonna be disappointed

Kovu wrote: »

All I could think of seeing it :D

No tennis balls there missus

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

No tennis balls there missus

Ah wait until ye need a crutch in your old age, the pigtails will be handy then!

Kovu wrote: »

Ah wait until ye need a crutch in your old age, the pigtails will be handy then!

I'll put an engine on the zimmer frame or will that be nek

Kovu wrote: »

That'll be nek. He'd probably working on it already. Like a segway but with a trough attached for moving cattle easily.

Don't forget the basket for the tools/shopping

Nekarsulm

Hey, you lot, can I join in?

I saw a Bar Stool motorised with lawn mower wheels. Driven with a lorry starter motor and 24 volt battery.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Hey, you lot, can I join in?

I saw a Bar Stool motorised with lawn mower wheels. Driven with a lorry starter motor and 24 volt battery.

Max nek: fury road

lakill Farm

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

Pics wouldn't go up sorry about that.

Nice job.

Lad I worked for when I was a student use to use 18mm re-bar in a straight length of and put 2 insulators on them for the 2 stands of wire. Sucklers so kept the calves back also. I don't know what they cost each but were very strong.

3 downsides

* very heavy to move around. you wount grab a dozen and walk on
* needed a heavy lump hammer or sledge to drive them ( could have welded foot grip I suppose)
* couldn't forget one in the grass as I don't think the topper or mower would digest them to well

ford 5600

lakill Farm wrote: »

Nice job.

Lad I worked for when I was a student use to use 18mm re-bar in a straight length of and put 2 insulators on them for the 2 stands of wire. Sucklers so kept the calves back also. I don't know what they cost each but were very strong.

3 downsides

* very heavy to move around. you wount grab a dozen and walk on
* needed a heavy lump hammer or sledge to drive them ( could have welded foot grip I suppose)
* couldn't forget one in the grass as I don't think the topper or mower would digest them to well

I use 13mm rebar here with those blue insulators . 1 more downside, if wire happens to get out of insulator, or on a corner pull it manage to touch iron stake, a power station wouldn't drive the fencer, occasionally resulting in cattle making a break for it....

Hi there. Ive posted this incase anyone else has had the same problem.
basically the fergy drill plough would fit onto the mf 240 back arms. the 240 has bigger arms to take cat 1 and cat 2 balls.

i removed the hex bolt and the pins for the arms to go on and replaced with countersunk ones. some fo the things i did ( secretly proud as most things do not normally go as planned!)

soaked the nuts in penetrating oil.
removed the pins using large socket and wrench
had to remove the square countersunk part of the bolt with grind to fit in the hole on the ridger
put back together and fits the tractor with a hairs with to spare

ive attached pics to any wizzkids that can embed, thanks

few more pics. embed as well please

Nice job dave

Muckit

Fair play. Make sure and spray them now after you have them moled, tis fierce blighty weather!! :-)

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick 5 min guntering this evening. Sick of the plastic stakes bending at the corners of paddocks so I came up with this.

Couldn't use posts as I'd have them all over the place then.

Pics wouldn't go up sorry about that.

Ah Reggie you went to all that trouble for no reason.

I'll show you later how us dairy boys get over that problem.

Kovu I keep getting 503 service unavailable

ganmo

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Kovu I keep getting 503 service unavailable

Pic too big?

ganmo wrote: »

Pic too big?

Have 3 of them.
Why is it so hard to upload pictures on boards

Muckit wrote: »

Fair play. Make sure and spray them now after you have them moled, tis fierce blighty weather!! :-)

Thanks lad !!ðŸ‘

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Ah Reggie you went to all that trouble for no reason.

I'll show you later how us dairy boys get over that problem.

Ah sure you lads have too much money. Guntering would be a waste of your time

Reggie. wrote: »

Ah sure you lads have too much money. Guntering would be a waste of your time

No extra spending involved here