Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Muckit · 29-03-2016 08:29PM

Milk in your veins, diesel in his☺

Muckit · 29-03-2016 08:36PM

God Joe Healy really struggling with that bolus gun!!

orm0nd · 29-03-2016 11:05PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Without appearing to be too stupid is it at the back of the jeep or the front of the jeep. When he bypassed the diesel tank it was still at it.

presumed you would have mentioned it, but any excess smoke? if so what colour

rangler1 · 29-03-2016 11:27PM

whelan2 wrote: »

he took the housing and pipes off the 89 jeep and it made no difference and put it on the 98

My mits L200 used to go into ''limp home mode'' because of a faulty ECU (whatever that is), and it wouldn't go over 2000 revs like that.......supposed to protect the engine if there was some thing wrong,it was atrigered by a change in the exhaust emmisions so it sometimes happened when you'd put the foot to the floor to overtake and then as the name implies you;d just have to ''limp home''

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 08:37AM

rangler1 wrote: »

My mits L200 used to go into ''limp home mode'' because of a faulty ECU (whatever that is), and it wouldn't go over 2000 revs like that.......supposed to protect the engine if there was some thing wrong,it was atrigered by a change in the exhaust emmisions so it sometimes happened when you'd put the foot to the floor to overtake and then as the name implies you;d just have to ''limp home''

would there be an ecu on a 1998 jeep? Had awful trouble here with the ecu in an opel corsa ,it was a 03 one . The ecu is the brains of the operation

Suckler · 30-03-2016 08:44AM

whelan2 wrote: »

would there be an ecu on a 1998 jeep? Had awful trouble here with the ecu in an opel corsa ,it was a 03 one . The ecu is the brains of the operation

Is there a MAF sensor on that engine?

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 08:46AM

Suckler wrote: »

Is there a MAF sensor on that engine?

will ask now

orm0nd · 30-03-2016 09:34AM

Suckler wrote: »

Is there a MAF sensor on that engine?

think so

try disconnecting the egr valve and see does it make any diff.

bogman_bass · 30-03-2016 10:44AM

In Carnaross last night and the drovers forgot to put my bull trough by the time i collared someone most of the buyers had gone :mad:

Kevhog1988 · 30-03-2016 11:42AM

bogman_bass wrote: »

In Carnaross last night and the drovers forgot to put my bull trough by the time i collared someone most of the buyers had gone :mad:

did you sell it in the end??

Reggie. · 30-03-2016 12:09PM

bogman_bass wrote: »

In Carnaross last night and the drovers forgot to put my bull trough by the time i collared someone most of the buyers had gone :mad:

Bad job

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 12:11PM

bogman_bass wrote: »

In Carnaross last night and the drovers forgot to put my bull trough by the time i collared someone most of the buyers had gone :mad:

That happened me before, very annoying

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 12:20PM

Reggie. wrote: »

What are ya like

electronic fuel sensor light on the computerised dash of the 35 must be goosed:rolleyes:

_Brian · 30-03-2016 02:09PM

whelan2 wrote: »

electronic fuel sensor light on the computerised dash of the 35 must be goosed:rolleyes:

Our brown is such a miser it's easy to forget to diesel it.

blue5000 · 30-03-2016 02:30PM

_Brian wrote: »

Our brown is such a miser it's easy to forget to diesel it.

Simple way to do a tractor like that which isn't getting a huge amount of work is fill it on the first day of the month.

bogman_bass · 30-03-2016 02:55PM

theemigrant wrote: »

did you sell it in the end??

yeah. My 3rd attempt at selling him so had to let him go. was worth 200 more than what he got

bogman_bass · 30-03-2016 02:56PM

whelan2 wrote: »

That happened me before, very annoying

Annoying isnt the word. I was fuming. one of the best animals in the place on the night.

Reggie. · 30-03-2016 06:07PM

Quick question. Got notification that the herd test is to be done by second week in may. Was planning to sell a few near the end of April. Can I work away or have I to test them first as I got notification

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 06:17PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick question. Got notification that the herd test is to be done by second week in may. Was planning to sell a few near the end of April. Can I work away or have I to test them first as I got notification

Once they are in test sell away

Kovu · 30-03-2016 06:18PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick question. Got notification that the herd test is to be done by second week in may. Was planning to sell a few near the end of April. Can I work away or have I to test them first as I got notification

Think you should be ok as long as you have the test booked in the allotted timeframe and all are in test. We got locked up last year for going 2 days over the testing date, despite the DVO lady saying it would be ok :rolleyes:

Maybe double check with yours? Or just ring the mart a week before you plan to sell and see if the herd number is ok to buy & sell.

Bullocks · 30-03-2016 08:29PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Quick question. Got notification that the herd test is to be done by second week in may. Was planning to sell a few near the end of April. Can I work away or have I to test them first as I got notification

Sell away up til the date of the test

Muckit · 30-03-2016 08:36PM

Is there any way to keep the test date from shifting IYKWIM?

Ie if you wanted to keep it the same week every year? The way it is l think it'll always keep creeping back. But l always thought there should have been a grace period of say a fortnight and so long as you tested within that time every year you were grand.

whelan2 · 30-03-2016 08:47PM

Muckit wrote: »

Is there any way to keep the test date from shifting IYKWIM?

Ie if you wanted to keep it the same week every year? The way it is l think it'll always keep creeping back. But l always thought there should have been a grace period of say a fortnight and so long as you tested within that time every year you were grand.

Mine has gradually moved from end of march to the beginning of march

Muckit · 30-03-2016 08:52PM

I'm the same. And would like to keep it in March but it will gradually start creeping back to feb etc

Bullocks · 30-03-2016 09:58PM

Muckit wrote: »

Is there any way to keep the test date from shifting IYKWIM?

Ie if you wanted to keep it the same week every year? The way it is l think it'll always keep creeping back. But l always thought there should have been a grace period of say a fortnight and so long as you tested within that time every year you were grand.

I got a few letters over a few weeks a couple of years ago because I didn't test before the due date .
It was out on the 25th of Feb this year and I tested on the 24th .
What are people paying now for it ?,I didn't read through our bill properly yet but thought it was a bit pricey when paying

whelan2 · 31-03-2016 04:51AM

Didn't get bill for test yet. We get a 10% discount for payment when we get the bill iykwim

Kovu · 31-03-2016 05:00AM

Hiding behind a wall watching a heifer calve here and could hear a weird fluppy noise so I peeped over. Calf was half out and shaking his head like a dog

Now trying to get up and she's having conniptions round him, time for bed methinks.

Reggie. · 31-03-2016 07:14AM

Kovu wrote: »

Hiding behind a wall watching a heifer calve here and could hear a weird fluppy noise so I peeped over. Calf was half out and shaking his head like a dog Now trying to get up and she's having conniptions round him, time for bed methinks.

Bed.....the working day is an hour in at this stage

Muckit · 31-03-2016 08:43AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Bed.....the working day is an hour in at this stage

Hmm ...yeah.... work in the broadest sense of the term!

Reggie. · 31-03-2016 08:51AM

Muckit wrote: »

Hmm ...yeah.... work in the broadest sense of the term!

Once the payslip keeps showing up

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