scoffcruddle
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Thats a savage looking shed. Whats the specs?
36m wide
54m long
17.5degree pitch
8.3m to eaves
Fibre cement on Z purlins
Thats a savage looking shed. Whats the specs?
What's going in it?36m wide
54m long
17.5degree pitch
8.3m to eaves
Fibre cement on Z purlins
his wallet!What's going in it?
What's going in it?
Are you knocking the other shed then scoff?
Some structure! Those beams are around 21m long?
You'd need a bit of room to turn that lorry around
It’s roofing my clamp,new panels going on one side.
I think going forward all yard areas are going to have to be roofed and all tanks sealed. We can come out with it cannot be done or too expensive but cheap milk and beef will not be able to pay for it . The big New Zealand farms are going indoors because of environmental issues. Low cost with a high environmental cost is not sustainable.why roof a clamp, our weather is a lot wetter than yours and to avoid expense here in Ireland we go for outdoor clamps
Makes rolling back the cover on a cold wet winters day a lot nicer. When we had stock our pit was under a roof and we used to store straw on top. Don’t see many at that any morewhy roof a clamp, our weather is a lot wetter than yours and to avoid expense here in Ireland we go for outdoor clamps
why roof a clamp, our weather is a lot wetter than yours and to avoid expense here in Ireland we go for outdoor clamps
Makes rolling back the cover on a cold wet winters day a lot nicer. When we had stock our pit was under a roof and we used to store straw on top. Don’t see many at that any more
No thank god,,,, the amount of small bales off straw I've stacked on top of our big covered silage pit,,, and then took em off,,, mind it is a nice job in the winter when it's shit weather,,,, not so handy stacking em in the heat though,, and you've got to chuck all the tyres off,,
Was in a talk about silage feeding.Why exactly? When you have a channel that catches the effluent and puts it in a tank. The sheet has to go out past the channel so fresh water is separated.
Yea was the same as at. A good few small squares and a few round bales.
The amount of straights stuck to my loaders feeder tractor mixer etc has been unreal this winter plus what’s blown away,I’m looking forwards to being in the dry and also a major problem here is jackdaws pecking through the sheet,I’ve a serious amount of waste due to this.Was in a talk about silage feeding.
Was quite interesting seeing the figures on losses or reduced intakes etc from rain getting into the pit face.
Another interesting read was losses from wind blowing feed away whilst filling a mixer wagon, fella said some big farms were justifying indoor pits with room to park the wagon indoors off of it.
And then the rainwater/dirty water mixing issue helps an awful lot.
Even if your effluent goes into the slurry store, imagine how much clean water is going in there too!!
Pics that I forgot to addDropped the tanker off and picked up this one
Is it 16000 or 18000?Pics that I forgot to add
15000Is it 16000 or 18000?
15000
Was between that or a 16000 by the time you had wheel recesses cut out there's only about 200l of capacity differenceLooked bigger and couldn’t make it out.
Well wear lad . You didn’t go for another galvanised tank .Pics that I forgot to add
Its galvanised and paintedWell wear lad . You didn’t go for another galvanised tank .