Labour Saving and General Guntering

Grueller

Muckit wrote: »

The jury is still out at my moment on this bit of guntering as haven't used it yet. .....

Hard to see the grab at night with mast blocking tractor spots so decided to mount a small set on grab itself.

TL90/100 is it?

Muckit

Grueller wrote: »

TL90/100 is it?

No a Mchale!

Grueller

Muckit wrote: »

No a Mchale!

Have one of them but yours is on the wrong end.

Limestone Cowboy

mayota wrote: »

Made this one up last spring. Can mount it on back of quad.

That's tastier guntering than mine

Muckit

mayota wrote: »

Made this one up last spring. Can mount it on back of quad.

Very well made! You'd know a lad was tidy when he has a mat inside the workshop door!

Can you get box section pre galvanised?

Hagimalone

Mayota, how goes it attach to quad

foxy farmer

I have a spinning jenny here but the reel is vertical. The arms are long enough to catch them by hand to wind up wire. A flop when unwinding new coils as the loops of wires start to get loose as you unwind. After a bit it becomes a tangled mess and cutting becomes inevitable. They all seem to be mounted horizontally. Probably eliminates my problem.

mayota

Muckit wrote: »

Very well made! You'd know a lad was tidy when he has a mat inside the workshop door!

Can you get box section pre galvanised?

Inch heavy wall, got a rake of it 50c/foot 25' lengths. Made sides for trailer.

mayota

Originally Posted by Hagimalone View Post
Mayota, how goes it attach to quad

Just clamp on this bar.

mayota

Lick bucket gate holder.

Muckit

God you'd like be a handy man to have about the place Mayota! Some great work there!

Hagimalone

Tidy

TheBody

This popped up on facebook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N27IC_KMdeE

Bullocks

TheBody wrote: »

This popped up on facebook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N27IC_KMdeE

I wouldnt like to lose grip on the stick during the process or it could get you under the chin quick enough

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

I wouldnt like to lose grip on the stick during the process or it could get you under the chin quick enough

Or too big a lump of timber

pedigree 6

There won't be a cement mixer left on Donedeal now.

Bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Or too big a lump of timber

I have the tractor saw here and it's as quick as that method I'd say

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

I have the tractor saw here and it's as quick as that method I'd say

Yeah used one during the year and a mighty job

renandstimpy

Using up some bits and bobs to make life a bit easier. I cut down the two outside hooks to an inch turn up after photo was taken.

Muckit

Great job! Will ya put a little roof on it or is it in a shed?

emaherx

renandstimpy wrote: »

Using up some bits and bobs to make life a bit easier. I cut down the two outside hooks to an inch turn up after photo was taken.

That is exactly the type of thing I started this thread for, it's simple and practical. Just one thing though can you easily unhook the bag when it's full?

patsy_mccabe

You could use 4 chains with 's' hooks. That way you could get the height right every time.

renandstimpy

No its not in shed .. but it's kinda sheltered in the corner .. it's just hooked on Wall with 12 inch angle iron welded to old shed door frame each side of wall so can be lifted off when putting in straw or hay .. I cut the hooks to an inch high .. so I think lifting one at a time there is enough play .. just tie top and get another bag ... for 6 euro or 7 a bag I find it the easiest for getting rid of plastic out of all the ways I've tried .

Reggie.

renandstimpy wrote: »

No its not in shed .. but it's kinda sheltered in the corner .. it's just hooked on Wall with 12 inch angle iron welded to old shed door frame each side of wall so can be lifted off when putting in straw or hay .. I cut the hooks to an inch high .. so I think lifting one at a time there is enough play .. just tie top and get another bag ... for 6 euro or 7 a bag I find it the easiest for getting rid of plastic out of all the ways I've tried .

I just use the cage of an IBC tank. Just heel it out of the trailer at the collection point

renandstimpy

Reggie. wrote:

I just use the cage of an IBC tank. Just heel it out of the trailer at the collection point

I do agree they are handy and I use to use them myself .. I just find i have about 8 bags filled at the end of the year and they are easier to fire into the back of the 12 x 6 builders all in one go .

CloughCasey1

Spud for a gate!

larthehar

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Spud for a gate!

?????

Reggie.

larthehar wrote: »

?????

I'm in the same boat

patsy_mccabe

It's a mould for creating the hole in concrete for the heel of a gate. Its called a spud - I had to google that bit.:rolleyes:

pedigree 6

larthehar wrote: »

?????

I think the clue is what it's sitting on.
He's going to set it in concrete.
Hence the screws to hold it in the concrete.

A bit of lateral thinking chaps.

dzer2

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Spud for a gate!

would you not weld in a bottom plate as it is likely to be around for a long time

rushvalley

dzer2 wrote: »

would you not weld in a bottom plate as it is likely to be around for a long time

Could set a small plate underneath it when setting it in concrete

CloughCasey1

rushvalley wrote: »

Could set a small plate underneath it when setting it in concrete

Thats the plan.☺

Username John

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Thats the plan.☺

I'd use a piece of metal pipe if you could...

Used plastic pope before and it wears, and then, twill be the one gate that you end up taking off the 'hinge' more often than not, and the concrete hole for the gate will get chipped...

But, you might not have such problems

CloughCasey1

Username John wrote: »

I'd use a piece of metal pipe if you could...

Used plastic pope before and it wears, and then, twill be the one gate that you end up taking off the 'hinge' more often than not, and the concrete hole for the gate will get chipped...

But, you might not have such problems

Twill be grand. Same gate might only get 10 swings a yr.

MickeyShtyles

Neither labour saving nor guntering but it keeps them up off the ground!

Muckit

They're awkward bloody yokes. Always cursing at mine to stand up straight. ... the strimmer like need to get brackets sorted like that

MickeyShtyles

Muckit wrote: »

They're awkward bloody yokes. Always cursing at mine to stand up straight. ... the strimmer like need to get brackets sorted like that

€18 for four. Can get wider for bullhorn ones. Or hang them upright. Saves floor space.
Gotta make up a ply bor for the chainsaws to sit into now and I'll be sorted.

patsy_mccabe

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Neither labour saving nor guntering but it keeps them up off the ground!

Did you fire a warning shot into the ceiling?:D

MickeyShtyles

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Did you fire a warning shot into the ceiling?:D

When I got it, twas a poor shape. Ply lined and insulated it and haven't done anything with the ceiling so far.

Muckit

When you don't have lights on the back of an old tractor

Muckit

A little bit of tweaking needed (move in the holders) but you get the idea.

emaherx

Muckit wrote: »

When you don't have lights on the back of an old tractor

You should add a flasher unit and switch to that for indicators maybe mount the switch on a magnet to stick to side of dash. And a magnet for the socket too.

And don't forget a fuse.

have2flushtwice

Saw a lad in a 4600 tonight it up like a Christmas tree round bale on the back.
Glad to see it well lit. Was hardly you muckit, or bullets!?

Muckit

have2flushtwice wrote: »

Saw a lad in a 4600 tonight it up like a Christmas tree round bale on the back.
Glad to see it well lit. Was hardly you muckit, or bullets!?

No but if twas near Ballinasloe l know the one you are on about. And it may not have been a lad driving it either

Muckit

emaherx wrote: »

You should add a flasher unit and switch to that for indicators maybe mount the switch on a magnet to stick to side of dash. And a magnet for the socket too.

And don't forget a fuse.

I just want to be legal. Don't need indicators. I have a left and a right hand

have2flushtwice

Muckit wrote: »

No but if twas near Ballinasloe l know the one you are on about. And it may not have been a lad driving it either

I'd say your right, was heading out towards the train station, we were coming out of the filling station. I didn't see the driver, but fair play to her, she was steering with the brakes, even the missus said to me, am I seeing things or did the front wheel lift?!!!

Muckit

have2flushtwice wrote: »

I'd say your right, was heading out towards the train station, we were coming out of the filling station. I didn't see the driver, but fair play to her, she was steering with the brakes, even the missus said to me, am I seeing things or did the front wheel lift?!!!

I'm on ball so. They live out that way.

have2flushtwice

Muckit wrote: »

I'm on ball so. They live out that way.

Are they horsey crowd?

Muckit

have2flushtwice wrote: »

Are they horsey crowd?

No