Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Farrell · 27-02-2016 07:15PM

Reggie. wrote: »

FIL robbed 99% of my bales :rolleyes:

Bet he's saying, least you came in handy for something

Buford T. Justice XIX · 27-02-2016 08:05PM

You're never too young to start:)

Reggie. · 27-02-2016 08:21PM

Farrell wrote: »

Bet he's saying, least you came in handy for something

Usual story. Gave out ****e about me baling 800 squares. Too much work etc etc etc. Only 20 bales in my yard :rolleyes:

Base price · 27-02-2016 08:23PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

You're never too young to start:)

Was about that little girls age when I assisted in my first delivery which was a sow farrowing. I was over the moon as the piglets kept coming, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... I couldn't count over 10 and she had 14.
Great video

Farrell · 27-02-2016 08:24PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Usual story. Gave out ****e about me baling 800 squares. Too much work etc etc etc. Only 20 bales in my yard :rolleyes:

I hope we'll not be as bad

whelan2 · 27-02-2016 08:47PM

Reggie. wrote: »

FIL robbed 99% of my bales :rolleyes:

would be the same story here, when I am getting my small squares I ask my dad does he want any.... usual reply is no and he uses half of mine:(

Reggie. · 27-02-2016 08:52PM

whelan2 wrote: »

would be the same story here, when I am getting my small squares I ask my dad does he want any.... usual reply is no and he uses half of mine:(

Ya gotta love them

whelan2 · 28-02-2016 06:39AM

Dog was barking during the night, oh went out to give out to him. Turns out a car and a van crashed at the end of our lane. OH rang the guards. Our lane is on a bend.

Reggie. · 28-02-2016 09:08AM

That's a night I rather forget. Reggie ain't in good shape

Bullocks · 28-02-2016 09:11AM

Reggie. wrote: »

That's a night I rather forget. Reggie ain't in good shape

Beer or children ?

Reggie. · 28-02-2016 09:11AM

Bullocks wrote: »

Beer or children ?

Health

Bullocks · 28-02-2016 09:13AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Health

Hope your alright and nothing too serious

Reggie. · 28-02-2016 09:25AM

Bullocks wrote: »

Hope your alright and nothing too serious

Cheers lad
Ah just a bug or something. Hit me last night at around 9pm. Never suffer from these usually so was taken off guard. Got that bad around 1am the kitchen commander wanted me to go to hospital. Just left with a sore back snd a headache now for my troubles. The thoughts if feeding the cattle

whelan2 · 28-02-2016 09:29AM

Spring is here. First primrose I've seen

Mac Taylor · 28-02-2016 12:31PM

Anyone else pissed off that the SF party seem to have taken ownership of the Irish flag. The flag should hang outside the building but no party or individual should bring it into the count centres. I haven't given anyone my portion of the flag:mad:
(Btw I don't have much bothering me do I:D)

Nekarsulm · 28-02-2016 01:34PM

That goes for boxers, sports fans etc. Many of which then hold it back ways. Let them feck off to the Ivory Coast if they like it so much.......

A cow called Daisy · 28-02-2016 02:35PM

Feck, ar$e.
Father Jack is dead. May he R.I.P
Father Ted one my top 5 programmes ever.

whelan2 · 28-02-2016 02:40PM

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Feck, ar$e.
Father Jack is dead. May he R.I.P
Father Ted one my top 5 programmes ever.

Strange that he died on the same day as Dermot Morgan

mayota · 28-02-2016 03:39PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Strange that he died on the same day as Dermot Morgan

Ted Fest on this weekend too.

Farrell · 28-02-2016 05:23PM

Can't find the uses, this will do engine & hydraulic?

Genghis Cant · 28-02-2016 05:30PM

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Feck, ar$e.
Father Jack is dead. May he R.I.P
Father Ted one my top 5 programmes ever.

Certainly in my top five too. But of all the characters in it I never liked the Fr Jack character. I thought he added very little overall to the show. In fact I thought he was at his best in it when he just sat there and said nothing.

Genghis Cant · 28-02-2016 05:34PM

Mac Taylor wrote: »

Anyone else pissed off that the SF party seem to have taken ownership of the Irish flag. The flag should hang outside the building but no party or individual should bring it into the count centres. I haven't given anyone my portion of the flag:mad:
(Btw I don't have much bothering me do I:D)

And as for them fukcers from Offaly.... Hijacking the flag too. :-)

Farrell · 28-02-2016 05:36PM

Farrell wrote: »

Can't find the uses, this will do engine & hydraulic?

Sorry wrong label

jimmy G M · 28-02-2016 07:47PM

15w30 generally suitable for back-end / hydraulic
15w40 generally suitable for engine maybe not the more modern ones

What are you putting it into? Do you have an owners manual or could you check it out online?

A cow called Daisy · 28-02-2016 09:33PM

Farrell wrote: »

Can't find the uses, this will do engine & hydraulic?

Am told of neighbour doing his green cert a few years ago. Doing the dairying bit and the advisor taking the class asks the students "what oil are you meant to use in a milking machine?" (presumably meaning vacuum pump oil)
Advisor picks on my neighbour to answer, who after a moments thought says "Gem":D
Even advisor, i'm told, 0bust out laughing

patsy_mccabe · 28-02-2016 09:45PM

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Certainly in my top five too. But of all the characters in it I never liked the Fr Jack character. I thought he added very little overall to the show. In fact I thought he was at his best in it when he just sat there and said nothing.

Farrell · 28-02-2016 10:32PM

jimmy G M wrote: »

15w30 generally suitable for back-end / hydraulic
15w40 generally suitable for engine maybe not the more modern ones

What are you putting it into? Do you have an owners manual or could you check it out online?

It was bought for a 135 engine over a year ago, but was never opened, now for back-end of 6 series massey

jimmy G M · 28-02-2016 10:49PM

Farrell wrote: »

It was bought for a 135 engine over a year ago, but was never opened, now for back-end of 6 series massey

Its perfect for the back-end of a 6 series massey. It would also work in the engine of the 135/35, more modern & more powerful engines ie less than 40 years old generally need 15w40.

Mrs cockett · 29-02-2016 12:06AM

Can someone tell me please,if it is still possible to do course for spraying weeds. Who does them and how much?

tanko · 29-02-2016 12:09AM

Mrs cockett wrote: »

Can someone tell me please,if it is still possible to do course for spraying weeds. Who does them and how much?

Farm relief services (FRS) do them. The boom sprayer two day course costs €200. There's a knapsack sprayer course also, don't know how long it is or its cost.

Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

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