Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

CloughCasey1 · 29-10-2015 10:16AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Can't be done I'm afraid

Have you anything licienced at home Reggie or is that against army rules?

pedigree 6 · 29-10-2015 10:33AM

The country is getting worse as far as I can see.
The text alert group here is having a meeting here tonight to give the community a chance to meet local guard.
The IFA is having another meeting on crime here Monday night.
I hear an auction in the midlands is a haven to offload stolen goods.

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 10:44AM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

The country is getting worse as far as I can see.
The text alert group here is having a meeting here tonight to give the community a chance to meet local guard.
The IFA is having another meeting on crime here Monday night.
I hear an auction in the midlands is a haven to offload stolen goods.

Auction?

patsy_mccabe · 29-10-2015 10:45AM

I know it is important for the media to highlight all these break-ins, but old people living alone look at the news every night. Most of them don't sleep at night now. I know it has always been there, but it does seem to be getting worst. A lot of break-ins around me now and we never had them when we were growing up.

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 10:45AM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Have you anything licienced at home Reggie or is that against army rules?

My own personnel firearm alright but nothing military. Couldn't think of a good enough reason on the firearms licence application form for a MOWAG I'm afraid.

Nekarsulm · 29-10-2015 10:47AM

Because you get the same sentence if caught for twenty robberies as for two robberies, you're as well to go at it full tilt and rack up as much loot as possible.

The chances of being caught are very low, and if you are caught by a property owner and detained, you will be quids in by the time your solicitor finishes suing the property owner for assault, etc.

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 10:47AM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I know it is important for the media to highlight all these break-ins, but old people living alone look at the news every night. Most of them don't sleep at night now. I know it has always been there, but it does seem to be getting worst. A lot of break-ins around me now and we never had them when we were growing up.

Could be gangs moving out from Dublin as it has tightened up security wise. Alot of easy pickings in the rural areas with old bachelors and the likes in long cul de sacs

IH784man · 29-10-2015 10:51AM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

The country is getting worse as far as I can see.
The text alert group here is having a meeting here tonight to give the community a chance to meet local guard.
The IFA is having another meeting on crime here Monday night.
I hear an auction in the midlands is a haven to offload stolen goods.

Was up with an relation in the north,he stopped in with a man in rural area,me And father sat outside in southern plate jeep,the man who he stopped with got a call asking were you in the house as there's a jeep and trailer outside your house it was from one of them community text alert things,thought it should be every where as it works well it seems.

MickeyShtyles · 29-10-2015 11:12AM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

The country is getting worse as far as I can see.
The text alert group here is having a meeting here tonight to give the community a chance to meet local guard.
The IFA is having another meeting on crime here Monday night.
I hear an auction in the midlands is a haven to offload stolen goods.

Speaking of community alert,
I've been away in my fathers homeplace for since Sunday evening. On Monday afternoon, a neighbour from up the road followed me 2 miles down the road until I drove up our cul de sac. He then rang around asking was I down for a few days.
That's community alert at it's finest!!

ganmo · 29-10-2015 11:16AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Could be gangs moving out from Dublin as it has tightened up security wise. Alot of easy pickings in the rural areas with old bachelors and the likes in long cul de sacs

They don't like cul de sacs

Farrell · 29-10-2015 11:58AM

Have to get Tyres fro the Jeep, 255/65/R17
Options are Nexen 114H & Handcook 100H, but €25/tyre difference.
Previous set were Handcook but just got 17 Months.
Has anyone used Nexen? & what did you think (as in grip & longevity)?

whelan2 · 29-10-2015 12:00PM

Farrell wrote: »

Have to get Tyres fro the Jeep, 255/65/R17
Options are Nexen 114H & Handcook 100H, but €25/tyre difference.
Previous set were Handcook but just got 17 Months.
Has anyone used Nexen? & what did you think (as in grip & longevity)?

will you be using it in firlds or road or both?

Kevhog1988 · 29-10-2015 12:14PM

Farrell wrote: »

Have to get Tyres fro the Jeep, 255/65/R17
Options are Nexen 114H & Handcook 100H, but €25/tyre difference.
Previous set were Handcook but just got 17 Months.
Has anyone used Nexen? & what did you think (as in grip & longevity)?

have you tried camskill.co.uk???

White Clover · 29-10-2015 12:41PM

These are hilarious:pac:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLkpKbhzwrki6PziEGBLVg

Farrell · 29-10-2015 12:52PM

whelan2 wrote: »

will you be using it in firlds or road or both?

Generally on the road, field the odd time.

Farrell · 29-10-2015 12:59PM

theemigrant wrote: »

have you tried camskill.co.uk???

Good selection, but time I pay to get the fitted, works about same.
What does speed T & H mean?
Shows I know nothing about tyres

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 02:32PM

ganmo wrote: »

They don't like cul de sacs

I beg to differ. We coped a jeep onside one of our field gates one this. Rolled up in the tractor and blocked the gate as we were getting out of the cab one man ran up the fields. The guards reckon there was someone robbing a house and going to tip across the fields to the jeep

ganmo · 29-10-2015 03:10PM

Reggie. wrote: »

I beg to differ. We coped a jeep onside one of our field gates one this. Rolled up in the tractor and blocked the gate as we were getting out of the cab one man ran up the fields. The guards reckon there was someone robbing a house and going to tip across the fields to the jeep

I'm not saying that they won't do a house on a culdesac but they do like having an alternative route to escape

bogman_bass · 29-10-2015 06:30PM

Reggie. wrote: »

My own personnel firearm alright but nothing military. Couldn't think of a good enough reason on the firearms licence application form for a MOWAG I'm afraid.

Could you not say that its a really big tractor? one with a 50 cal as an optional extra

AntrimGlens · 29-10-2015 06:37PM

One of them days here. Wee man was due to go into hospital for an operation at 12, so woke him at six this morning to get breakfast as he was to fast for six hours. Only got taken for op at half five so he's been starving all afternoon. I took today off to mind the other one who has a dose of the cold and on antibiotics for sore throat. Got a call this morning from work to say that a group of men were their to do a training course which was meant to be next week but an admin had not checked the dates when sending email so got fooked out of it by them. Then got a call from a tenant in my old house to say she's moving out next month and then got email from mgt company to say there was a leak in an apartment below one I own in the city. So spent an hour trying to locate a plumber in Belfast as I couldn't go. Then the wife's insurance company ring to say they're writing off her car after some prick crashed into her last week so now have to go looking for a car for her (and she has fairly strict criteria for someone that judges a car by colour and style rather than value and price bracket). Then took daughter out to feed cattle despite her mother saying before she left that she was not to be taken out the door and whilst I was feeding she decided to play in the water trough and is now coughing like a 20 a day smoker. And to top it all off the ram on the lift arm on the tractor has come apart so can't feed the cows and the brother left for weekend in Prague this morning, so have to wait till wife gets home about ten before I can get back out. But shure it could be worse...

Kovu · 29-10-2015 06:38PM

Some genius has invented mint choc milk. So amazing.
Also got a beautiful soft cheese from Moiled cows, never knew they made a certain cheese from only that breed.

Bullocks · 29-10-2015 06:42PM

AntrimGlens wrote: »

One of them days here. Wee man was due to go into hospital for an operation at 12, so woke him at six this morning to get breakfast as he was to fast for six hours. Only got taken for op at half five so he's been starving all afternoon. I took today off to mind the other one who has a dose of the cold and on antibiotics for sore throat. Got a call this morning from work to say that a group of men were their to do a training course which was meant to be next week but an admin had not checked the dates when sending email so got fooked out of it by them. Then got a call from a tenant in my old house to say she's moving out next month and then got email from mgt company to say there was a leak in an apartment below one I own in the city. So spent an hour trying to locate a plumber in Belfast as I couldn't go. Then the wife's insurance company ring to say they're writing off her car after some prick crashed into her last week so now have to go looking for a car for her (and she has fairly strict criteria for someone that judges a car by colour and style rather than value and price bracket). Then took daughter out to feed cattle despite her mother saying before she left that she was not to be taken out the door and whilst I was feeding she decided to play in the water trough and is now coughing like a 20 a day smoker. And to top it all off the ram on the lift arm on the tractor has come apart so can't feed the cows and the brother left for weekend in Prague this morning, so have to wait till wife gets home about ten before I can get back out. But shure it could be worse...

Jaysus Antrim , I thought my day was crap but I'll say nothing . It was a piece is pie compared to yours

whelan2 · 29-10-2015 06:48PM

Bullocks wrote: »

Jaysus Antrim , I thought my day was crap but I'll say nothing . It was a piece is pie compared to yours

Was going to say the same over tired hormonal 14 year old back from school tour here. Hope kids are ok

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 06:57PM

bogman_bass wrote: »

Could you not say that its a really big tractor? one with a 50 cal as an optional extra

Nah I'd have to do the dog and bring the one with the 30mm cannon

Username John · 29-10-2015 08:58PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Was going to say the same over tired hormonal 14 year old back from school tour here. Hope kids are ok

+1

Whatever about the car, tractor, house - hope the operation went well, and the cold improves...

AntrimGlens · 29-10-2015 09:01PM

Username John wrote: »

+1

Whatever about the car, tractor, house - hope the operation went well, and the cold improves...

His mother sent me a pic bout an hour ago. He was playing hide n seek in his hospital room so don't think there's too many problems. Until the morphine wears off. ðŸ˜±

ganmo · 29-10-2015 09:40PM

AntrimGlens wrote: »

His mother sent me a pic bout an hour ago. He was playing hide n seek in his hospital room so don't think there's too many problems. Until the morphine wears off. ðŸ˜±

that heroin is great stuff

bogman_bass · 29-10-2015 10:32PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Nah I'd have to do the dog and bring the one with the 30mm cannon

You were always one for the fancy gear Reggie!:D

Conorh123 · 29-10-2015 11:13PM

I'm wondering would a ts110 pull a 18ft redrock 14 tonne trailer? Out of a field and on road? Would you **** it up by pulling it also?

selectamatic · 29-10-2015 11:32PM

It should pull it alright but make sure it can stop it too!

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