Labour Saving and General Guntering

Buford T. Justice XIX

Lads, would someone here be able to help a lad with welder problems, fuses tripping while welding?

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057811325

If someone can, then I may get it transferred in here for more replies.

Cheers:)

_Brian

Wonder has he tried it on a different circuit??
I’ve seen mcb’s degrade over time and become over sensitive, ran us in rings before changing the mcb and problem sorted.

gctest50

Trolley/barrow with low floor

charolais0153

gctest50 wrote: »

Trolley/barrow with low floor

The old vegan video i see

gctest50

There's a use for everything, even a vegan !

Isn't magnificent though ?

- carry 3 bales of hay
- nice and easy to drag a calf into


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Floki

charolais0153 wrote: »

The old vegan video i see

Getting derailed but the vegans have pictures and video up of a laois fellas calf barrow promoting their agenda.
I'd love to God if he'd have a copyright on the pictures and sue their ass to kingdom come.

charolais0153

gctest50 wrote: »

There's a use for everything, even a vegan !

Isn't magnificent though ?

- carry 3 bales of hay
- nice and easy to drag a calf into


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Oh ya was just saying. So much easier on man and beast.

Reggie.

Floki wrote: »

Getting derailed but the vegans have pictures and video up of a laois fellas calf barrow promoting their agenda.
I'd love to God if he'd have a copyright on the pictures and sue their ass to kingdom come.

gctest50

vegans n milk n stuff lol


off topic but important

poor sunlight & not eating much wild fish and and

= not getting enough Vitamin D

= your own immune system will go on the rampage

= you'll be getting Type 1 diabetes n Lupus n all sorts

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5541280/


The incidence of type 1 diabetes (T1D) has been doubling every 20 years.

In Finland, the recommendation for daily vitamin D supplementation was gradually reduced from 4000-5000 IU in 1964 to 400 IU in 1992.

Concomitantly, Type 1 diabetes increased by 350% in those aged 1-4 years, 100% in those aged 5-9 years, and 50% in those aged 10-14 years .

However, since 2006, Type 1 diabetes has plateaued and decreased after an increase in serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25[OH]D) after the authorities’ decision to fortify all dietary milk products with cholecalciferol

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Odelay

Floki wrote: »

Getting derailed but the vegans have pictures and video up of a laois fellas calf barrow promoting their agenda.
I'd love to God if he'd have a copyright on the pictures and sue their ass to kingdom come.

I'm vegan intolerant:(
Do I need a special place for me to eat a steak?

ganmo

Odelay wrote: »

I'm vegan intolerant:(
Do I need a special place for me to eat a steak in piece?

save this for future vegan arguments
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2048708718694138&id=100006650894794

patsy_mccabe

Not exactly guntering but I had to replace a light and repair another on the tractor today. Worked in a factory where we wired machines from scratch so learned fron the lads there how to use the proper wire trimmers and end crimpers.
Handy to have the tools to be able to replace all the diferent types of ferrules like below. A much tidier and safer way to doing things. Crimpers don't cost a fortune either.

Floki

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Not exactly guntering but I had to replace a light and repair another on the tractor today. Worked in a factory where we wired machines from scratch so learned fron the lads there how to use the proper wire trimmers and end crimpers.
Handy to have the tools to be able to replace all the diferent types of ferrules like below. A much tidier and safer way to doing things. Crimpers don't cost a fortune either.

Kind of related to above.

The last few times I've bought capacitors they have no wire wired in just two tabs sticking out. So now I have to go look for wire and two crimpers to attach it to the capacitor.
Don't know if it's money saving on the manufacturers part but it's a nuisance.
Should have left the wires wired in.

Muckit

Big difference between these two buckos

Floki

Muckit wrote: »

Big difference between these two buckos

I use the lower one.

Is the top one better?
It's cleaner so I'm wondering if you use it at all.

Muckit

Ha ha!! I always used the bottom one until l came on the bee knees one on top. I only bought it last year.

There's no comparison. You'll never get a great crimp with the bottom one. The top one crimps along the full length of terminal sleeve and no fear of over crimping. It is also ratcheted and will hold terminal as you line up wires.

gctest50

These are nice, they heatshrink and are glue-lined

https://www.12voltplanet.co.uk/adhesive-lined-heatshrink-terminals-connectors.html

zetecescort

decent wire strippers a must too instead of trying to use pliers

patsy_mccabe

These are the ones I have. Left one is for bootlace type ferrules. Say if you are using screw in type connectors. Mid one is like Muckits above and the right one is a handy little wire stripper.
This is all probably bread and butter to an electrician but anyway.

Muckit

They look the business in fairness. These are in my toolbox. Do the job

emaherx

Muckit wrote: »

Ha ha!! I always used the bottom one until l came on the bee knees one on top. I only bought it last year.

There's no comparison. You'll never get a great crimp with the bottom one. The top one crimps along the full length of terminal sleeve and no fear of over crimping. It is also ratcheted and will hold terminal as you line up wires.

Yes get that bottom one and bin it, they do more harm than good and are probably directly resposible for most machinery fires.

The brass connectors with no insulation in the front of Patsy's picture need a different crimpers but they make the strongest connections when used right.

gctest50

Machinery fires

Isolator maybe ? stick a resistor across it so your radio will remember all it's stations


https://www.12voltplanet.co.uk/marine-battery-isolator-switch-2-positions.html

emaherx

gctest50 wrote: »

Machinery fires

Isolator maybe ? stick a resistor across it so your radio will remember all it's stations


https://www.12voltplanet.co.uk/marine-battery-isolator-switch-2-positions.html

While an isolator is useful, Do you think you are quick enough to stop tractor isolate battery and extinguish that electrical fire that's already taking hold under your cab while you were consantrating on something else? Think I still want good wiring even with an isolator installed.

emaherx

Here is the crimpers I use most. Only use the other type if I can't get the connector type/size with this fitting.

satstheway

gctest50 wrote: »

Machinery fires

Isolator maybe ? stick a resistor across it so your radio will remember all it's stations


https://www.12voltplanet.co.uk/marine-battery-isolator-switch-2-positions.html

How will resistor work. Will it not let magic smoke out if you turn key while switch is off.

emaherx

satstheway wrote: »

How will resistor work. Will it not let magic smoke out if you turn key while switch is off.

Bypassing the isolator defeats the purpose. Any safe(ish) bypass has to have some sort of compromise. Much better to get a radio with non volitile memory.

O.A.P

Muckit wrote: »

Big difference between these two buckos[/QUOTE

I have the bottom one and was very happy with how much better it is than a Stanley knife .

Muckit

Yes that's about all they are good at!

enricoh

Lads any of ye have a plasma cutter? Half thinking of biting the bullet on a cheapo chinese one and taking the risk. Or could you recommend a brand.
Want one that will cut 12mm plate, I have a 200l compressor and single phase. Cheers

satstheway

enricoh wrote: »

Lads any of ye have a plasma cutter? Half thinking of biting the bullet on a cheapo chinese one and taking the risk. Or could you recommend a brand.
Want one that will cut 12mm plate, I have a 200l compressor and single phase. Cheers

I have a cut 40 and 100l compressor its great with light stuff but id say ten mill max.

Muckit

This would prob qualify as guntering. Lift hooks wouldn't fit between plates on spike. So bought longer hitch pins. €15 fix.

Odelay

Muckit wrote: »

This would prob qualify as guntering. Lift hooks wouldn't fit between plates on spike. So bought longer hitch pins. €15 fix.

Would you be worried about the pin on the outside breaking off?

Muckit

Odelay wrote: »

Would you be worried about the pin on the outside breaking off?

The lift arms have solid stabilisers so there is no outward pressure on the pin ends.

patsy_mccabe

Nice design.
The Easy Arm - Ring feeder Lifter
https://www.donedeal.ie/feedingequipment-for-sale/the-easy-arm-ring-feeder-lifter/17483636

White Clover

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Nice design.
The Easy Arm - Ring feeder Lifter
https://www.donedeal.ie/feedingequipment-for-sale/the-easy-arm-ring-feeder-lifter/17483636

The state of the back window on the massey. Would drive me mad! How much is a glass for one of them? I'd imagine less than e100?

ganmo

How would it save ya 500 quid?

Reggie.

ganmo wrote: »

How would it save ya 500 quid?

Physio fees?

emaherx

White Clover wrote: »

The state of the back window on the massey. Would drive me mad! How much is a glass for one of them? I'd imagine less than e100?

Is that implement the reason the back window is missing?

patsy_mccabe

ganmo wrote: »

How would it save ya 500 quid?

I think he meant 'It would cost you €500'.......for a new window.:rolleyes:

White Clover

emaherx wrote: »

Is that implement the reason the back window is missing?

Most likely! You'd think he'd keep the frame of it pulled down out of harms way!

Mac Taylor

Out of curiosity what does it cost? Would a 2 wd driver tractor manage all that weight?

grassroot1

emaherx wrote: »

Is that implement the reason the back window is missing?

Bloody post driver causes the same problem here

blue5000

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Nice design.
The Easy Arm - Ring feeder Lifter
https://www.donedeal.ie/feedingequipment-for-sale/the-easy-arm-ring-feeder-lifter/17483636

Nice idea, now if it could be 'modified' to lift half ton bags into the fertiliser spreader for the summer.......

patsy_mccabe

blue5000 wrote: »

Nice idea, now if it could be 'modified' to lift half ton bags into the fertiliser spreader for the summer.......

Or the other way around - could a fertiliser crane be used for this job?

http://rossmoreeng.ie/index.php/farming-equipment/hoists/fertiliser-hoist/

emaherx

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Or the other way around - could a fertiliser crane be used for this job?

http://rossmoreeng.ie/index.php/farming-equipment/hoists/fertiliser-hoist/

Or here is a totally mad suggestion. Leave the round feeder where it is and lift the bale in over the top with a loader

Farmer

emaherx wrote: »

Or here is a totally mad suggestion. Leave the round feeder where it is and lift the bale in over the top with a loader

Whist away with ya and that auld nonscence. This is the guntering thread

emaherx

Farmer wrote: »

Whist away with ya and that auld nonscence. This is the guntering thread

Oi....... This be my Guntering Thread :P

Reggie.

emaherx wrote: »

Oi....... This be my Guntering Thread :P

Oh bitchy

Reggie.

Got the welder out for a few hours today

The Rabbi

Starting on the seat for the new boss or is it to hold a drop of water for the christening?