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[Merv_B]

Bit of grass harrowing


and then a run over with a Guttler roller

 

[eddie86]

Went for a walk up to the Carrig of Kyle. I remember the woods being Scots pine and being cut and replanted . The replanted ones suffered wind blow and were cleared and replanted again. I have seen three different plantings on this site. Not sure what the tanker is about. Maybe once a day milking gives him time to launder diesel .

Would make a fine nurse tank.

 

[tractorted]

Sorting out a bit of drainage issue today, a power line was moved underground and one of these clay pipes was damaged.
Does anyone know is it possible to get a similar replacement pipe? They're 6 inch internally and 1ft long. I could use a bit of wavin but I'd rather use something similar if it can be got

 

[mixed fleet]

Sorting out a bit of drainage issue today, a power line was moved underground and one of these clay pipes was damaged.
Does anyone know is it possible to get a similar replacement pipe? They're 6 inch internally and 1ft long. I could use a bit of wavin but I'd rather use something similar if it can be got
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You might get a chimney flue pipe similar.
Any good builders provider

 

[scoffcruddle]

Sorting out a bit of drainage issue today, a power line was moved underground and one of these clay pipes was damaged.
Does anyone know is it possible to get a similar replacement pipe? They're 6 inch internally and 1ft long. I could use a bit of wavin but I'd rather use something similar if it can be got
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Just cut a piece of twin wall.👍

 

[gone]

Sorting out a bit of drainage issue today, a power line was moved underground and one of these clay pipes was damaged.
Does anyone know is it possible to get a similar replacement pipe? They're 6 inch internally and 1ft long. I could use a bit of wavin but I'd rather use something similar if it can be got
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I might have a few, will give a look tomorrow

 

[tractorted]

I might have a few, will give a look tomorrow

Cheers for that but I'm going going to have it repaired today before the weather breaks.

 

[gone]

Cheers for that but I'm going going to have it repaired today before the weather breaks.

For some odd reason I misread which member was looking for the pipe, I had thought it was a fellow Carlovian who looking for a pipe. No point in come so far south just for one pipe.
Over worked and over tired after 4 hard days work, I must be getting old.

 

[JohnBoy]

@gone you don't have to get old to get soft :)

 

[josh]

Doing a bit of tidy up.

 

[muckymanor]

Doing a bit of tidy up.

That's our club colours.
Back in the 80s when we were in a junior final, every pole in the parish had one of these nailed on. How many years are they gone out of New Ross?

 

[jf 850]

Doing a bit of tidy up.

Well at least it seems there's a chance that some previous incumbent may have spread a bit of decent fertiliser ?

 

[josh]

Well at least it seems there's a chance that some previous incumbent may have spread a bit of decent fertiliser ?

Just a pity they left all the bags in the hedge for me to clean up...

 

[nashmach]

That's our club colours.
Back in the 80s when we were in a junior final, every pole in the parish had one of these nailed on. How many years are they gone out of New Ross?

Heading the way 20 years since it closed now. It's only in the last few years that the site has been nearly finally decommissioned.

@candor, free bags for your firewood!!

 

[josh]

Heading the way 20 years since it closed now. It's only in the last few years that the site has been nearly finally decommissioned.

@candor, free bags for your firewood!!

There were about 30 bags in total, mostly all in one piece, which says a lot about plastic! I'm moving away from storing firewood in those types of bags due to the handling and propensity for white mould.

 

[nashmach]

There were about 30 bags in total, mostly all in one piece, which says a lot about plastic! I'm moving away from storing firewood in those types of bags due to the handling and propensity for white mould.

It says a lot about those older bags too! Newer ones are not half as tough!

 

[muckymanor]

There were about 30 bags in total, mostly all in one piece, which says a lot about plastic! I'm moving away from storing firewood in those types of bags due to the handling and propensity for white mould.

Ideal bag for turf but not for wood as it has moisture. Word of caution on net bags too. I bagged a good bit of wood in them a few years back and left them up for to dry. Grand for year 1 but in year 2 the net had gone brittle and they were impossible to handle as a huge proportion of them burst as they were lifted.

 

[muckymanor]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=494350171589739

 

[Arthur]

I see Coolmore doing that, set the crop and put in the tramlines after, not sure but maybe @Bog Man uses a variation of the technique....

 

[Mf 7715]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=494350171589739

And to make things worse his back window and door is open......

 

[Paw]

And to make things worse his back window and door is open......

Ice road tuckers style, ready for the quick dismount incase she goes down.

 

[Bog Man]

I am self driving the Hitachi for a few days. It had about 2300 hours when I started driving it in 2013 . Where the mulcher tidied up the hedges it is easy to clean the ditches. This one has not been touched in forty years.

 

[TAFKAT]

I am self driving the Hitachi for a few days. It had about 2300 hours when I started driving it in 2013 . Where the mulcher tidied up the hedges it is easy to clean the ditches. This one has not been touched in forty years.

Would you not bury a rock like that, save robbing topsoil from somewhere else to fill the hole.

 

[Bog Man]

Would you not bury a rock like that, save robbing topsoil from somewhere else to fill the hole.

The stone was proud of the field so not much filling. We are struggling to survive on four foot of Kellistown top soil.

 

[lough]

I am self driving the Hitachi for a few days. It had about 2300 hours when I started driving it in 2013 . Where the mulcher tidied up the hedges it is easy to clean the ditches. This one has not been touched in forty years.

That bucket and that stone I find the best bucket for pulling out stones and tree stumps is the 12 inch bucket