Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

pedigree 6

ganmo wrote: »

I didn't listen to it yet but I assume they controlled for the prevailing winds

Of course they put their arses to the wind and rain. Interesting idea/observation though.

pedigree 6

_Brian wrote: »

Probably, and mend a sprained ankle with lit candle while mumbling a prayer (for €20)

Ah Brian me oul sceptic give me a gauss meter that can measure positive and negative charge and I'll split the million with you.

_Brian

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Ah Brian me oul sceptic give me a gauss meter that can measure positive and negative charge and I'll split the million with you.

Local man has "cure of bleeding" give him a ring, describe the beast or person (covers miscarriages too). He does his thing and then next time you meet him it's a €10 note.

Easy money !!

pedigree 6

_Brian wrote: »

Local man has "cure of bleeding" give him a ring, describe the beast or person (covers miscarriages too). He does his thing and then next time you meet him it's a €10 note.

Easy money !!

davidk1394

I wasn't on in a while...put in a few dry ewes into a shed yesterday evening as it was bucketing rain. Went up this morning to find a new born lamb in the middle of them

Muckit

I said wrote: »

Alright he was telling me that around a quarter of places will get done

God you must have got given out to?!

whelan2

http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/trio-let-cow-onto-road-before-hitting-it-with-car-and-claiming-e4000-off-fbd/

Muckit

Only after renewing farm insurance policy in last few days and paid well for it. This kind of thing is what is causing premiums to go up!

Though if l didn't bother with it l would be equally screwed!!

whelan2

Muckit wrote: »

Only after renewing farm insurance policy in last few days and paid well for it. This kind of thing is what is causing premiums to go up!

Though if l didn't bother with it l would be equally screwed!!

Did you go with fbd? Going to look for a few quotes this year

Muckit

whelan2 wrote: »

Did you go with fbd? Going to look for a few quotes this year

FBD are the dearest crowd around. Zurich was cheapest for me

whelan2

Muckit wrote: »

FBD are the dearest crowd around. Zurich was cheapest for me

Is the cover like for like with fbd's? Cows broke out on road here a few weeks ago and the first thing I said was thank God for insurance, didnt have to make a claim though(yet)

Muckit

I've actually better cover. I've employers liability now. And all because of scams like this. If you casually asked a lad now to give a hand for a few mins it could end up costing the farm! It's a very sad world we live in.

As said here before you are an employer just by somebody helping you even for a second and without paying them.

Your cows breaking out covered by public liability.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Do you pamper your cows too much? Not as much as these people:D

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/22/africa/mundari-tribe-cattle-photography/index.html

carrollsno1

Anyone know the law regarding drawing trailers i.e single axle trailers on a car do i need to do a full test or would my trailer learner permit cover it?

Muckit

You don't need an EB licence if the weight of the trailer +load you want to tow is less than 750kg. It has nothing to do with axles.

With your learner permit you'd have to have a full EB licence holder beside you as far as I'm aware to tow anything over 750kg.

My advice, for what it's worth, is to apply and pass your test asap.

Muckit

I see Rory McIlroy's fiancée is Stoll. I wonder is she anything to the loader crowd? She could take him to new heights!

_Brian

Muckit wrote: »

You don't need an EB licence if the weight of the trailer +load you want to tow is less than 750kg. It has nothing to do with axles.

With your learner permit you'd have to have a full EB licence holder beside you as far as I'm aware to tow anything over 750kg.

My advice, for what it's worth, is to apply and pass your test asap.

Nope.
The regular B covers DGVW up to 3500kg. So the designed gross weight of car and trailer combined must be below 3500kg.
There will be a plate on your car/jeep showing its DGVW, subtract that figure from 3500 and that gives the DGVW of the trailer your licence will allow.

So if your vehicle has a DGVW of 2000kg, you can tow a trailer DGVW 1500kg.

It doesn't matter what the actual loaded weight of either is, the law is based on the designed weight.

Kovu

ESB are here to do work today, have to go the whole way down to the moor area (as we call it) with a digger. The poor fields

And my laptop is slowly dying.....noooooooooooo.....

Muckit

_Brian wrote: »

It doesn't matter what the actual loaded weight of either is, the law is based on the designed weight.

I don't quite follow you on this statement _Brian. I suppose once you are not carrying more than what the vehicle or trailer/caravan is designed to carry. In which case you need to know the weight of your cargo and it would matter from that point of view.

whelan2

Kovu wrote: »

ESB are here to do work today, have to go the whole way down to the moor area (as we call it) with a digger. The poor fields

And my laptop is slowly dying.....noooooooooooo.....

Unless it's emergency work I wouldn't be letting them in

kollegeknight

Percolation test today. Guy is an hour late. He's really testing the clouds.

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

Unless it's emergency work I wouldn't be letting them in

Putting up a now pole, was just down with them and it's not actually as bad as I thought. They took our stone roadway down for the most part, just the bottom of the hill is a bit tracked, along with the gap.

A cow called Daisy

Seems that Eircode was introduced a year ago today.
So the letter I posted to myself about a year ago with only my Eircode was an address should arrive soon.

whelan2

Always keep your eyes on the road. Today's heart attack moment

_Brian

See a police in us released another video showing shooting of a young lad who turned out to be unarmed. Saw it over on journal.ie

Have to say this lad actually seemed to want to be shot, officers pleaded with him to show his hands and stop walking towards them, but from the video he obviously had something in his hand behind his back and keeps approaching them. Awful stuff.

Have watched quite a few of these videos after they were released and many of the people shot just refuse to follow basic instructions from the police. Tough place to live at the moment.

Reggie.

_Brian wrote: »

See a police in us released another video showing shooting of a young lad who turned out to be unarmed. Saw it over on journal.ie

Have to say this lad actually seemed to want to be shot, officers pleaded with him to show his hands and stop walking towards them, but from the video he obviously had something in his hand behind his back and keeps approaching them. Awful stuff.

Have watched quite a few of these videos after they were released and many of the people shot just refuse to follow basic instructions from the police. Tough place to live at the moment.

That's it what are the police supposed to do. Very easy to criticise after the fact as the holy joes weren't there at that moment

Mrs cockett

Reggie. wrote: »

That's it what are the police supposed to do. Very easy to criticise after the fact as the holy joes weren't there at that moment

Do they have to shoot to kill though?

Farrell

whelan2 wrote: »

Always keep your eyes on the road. Today's heart attack moment

You'd think the farm owner would pipe or even fence that drain
Will you tow or lift it out?

whelan2

Farrell wrote: »

You'd think the farm owner would pipe or even fence that drain
Will you tow or lift it out?

Its a river that runs through our farm, oh pulled it out with back arm after he rescued me

_Brian

Muckit wrote: »

I don't quite follow you on this statement _Brian. I suppose once you are not carrying more than what the vehicle or trailer/caravan is designed to carry. In which case you need to know the weight of your cargo and it would matter from that point of view.

Lots of people think they ca use a tri axle Williams with a small load as long as the weight stays within 3500kg, but that's not how it works.

Bullocks

Kovu wrote: »

Putting up a now pole, was just down with them and it's not actually as bad as I thought. They took our stone roadway down for the most part, just the bottom of the hill is a bit tracked, along with the gap.

I'd be there when they are finishing up just to be sure they tidy the place up like you would want it . They can be hit and miss !,

_Brian

Mrs cockett wrote: »

Do they have to shoot to kill though?

TBH they didn't, but even after three non lethal shots he was making moves as if he had something in his hand or reaching for something with his hands.
They pleaded with him to remain still but he kept the act up.

Muckit

_Brian wrote: »

Lots of people think they ca use a tri axle Williams with a small load as long as the weight stays within 3500kg, but that's not how it works.

12' behind a 95 corrolla was the latest one l spotted.

Muckit

We wonder how Trump has such a following, but racism is still big in the states and they supposed to be a modern developed nation.

carrollsno1

Muckit wrote: »

You don't need an EB licence if the weight of the trailer +load you want to tow is less than 750kg. It has nothing to do with axles.

With your learner permit you'd have to have a full EB licence holder beside you as far as I'm aware to tow anything over 750kg.

My advice, for what it's worth, is to apply and pass your test asap.

Rang up a few places about doing lessons you would need your own jeep and trailer for that though

davidk1394

Is there many people taking a chance and cutting hay ? Mowed out roughly 25 acres for a few people today

Reggie.

davidk1394 wrote: »

Is there many people taking a chance and cutting hay ? Mowed out roughly 25 acres for a few people today

Def ain't hay weather yet

Genghis Cant

whelan2 wrote: »

Always keep your eyes on the road. Today's heart attack moment

Must be a day for getting stuck. I stuck the jeep today in Westmeath, I was near having to post a plea for help on here only I inched her out :-)

davidk1394

Reggie. wrote: »

Def ain't hay weather yet

Fecking raining down here now... fairly glad I didn't chance any of our own stuff

whelan2

davidk1394 wrote: »

Fecking raining down here now... fairly glad I didn't chance any of our own stuff

See a lad here mowed 2 weeks ago, its still not baled. top quality stuff I'd say

Reggie.

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Must be a day for getting stuck. I stuck the jeep today in Westmeath, I was near having to post a plea for help on here only I inched her out :-)

Would have got to ya within the 24hrs no bother

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

See a lad here mowed 2 weeks ago, its still not baled. top quality stuff I'd say

Same yesterday when I was out topping. Noticed a field that had to be down the sane amount of time. Going brown now

muirsin

Ye must be in a different country talking about hay. Most miserable night here in a while

kollegeknight

Fact about miserable day. Engineer never showed up to do percolation test and I'm just watching water flow into the hole.

Nekarsulm

kollegeknight wrote: »

Fact about miserable day. Engineer never showed up to do percolation test and I'm just watching water flow into the hole.

You have time to run a mole plough out from the perforation hole so.

Farrell

Nekarsulm wrote: »

You have time to run a mole plough out from the perforation hole so.

Or stone the bottom & cover with soil

Buford T. Justice XIX

Two kind of disturbing stories for you.

Vegan parents forced to give up malnourished child

Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/07/11/vegan-parents-forced-to-give-up-malnourished-child-5998996/#ixzz4EPy4c5Mv

And

Contract milker cut cows' teats off with scissors

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11674593&ref=NZH_Tw

What is going on in peoples heads:(

Base price

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Two kind of disturbing stories for you.

Vegan parents forced to give up malnourished child

Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/07/11/vegan-parents-forced-to-give-up-malnourished-child-5998996/#ixzz4EPy4c5Mv

And

Contract milker cut cows' teats off with scissors

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11674593&ref=NZH_Tw

What is going on in peoples heads:(

I didn't even click on the links, your description was more than suffice.
Many years ago, as a teenager I unwittingly witnessed a farmer using a Burdizzo to cut the teat from a cow suffering with mastitis :mad:

Base price

When posting above ^^^ I received a message from Boards asking me to click a check box to verify that I am not a robot. Anyone else getting the same. I tried posting this on the laptop but the same message came up and when I clicked in the box the screen returned to my previous/above ^^^ message, iykwim. Posting this via my phone.

ganmo

Base price wrote: »

When posting above ^^^ I received a message from Boards asking me to click a check box to verify that I am not a robot. Anyone else getting the same. I tried posting this on the laptop but the same message came up and when I clicked in the box the screen returned to my previous/above ^^^ message, iykwim. Posting this via my phone.

I've gotten them on other sites but not boards