mdt

4 hours ago, spudulike said:

It was a lorry accident, he was driving a truck and it tipped over and that was it, game over. I don't know the exact circumstances, all I know was that he was a decent fella. 

Nobody knows the exact circumstances which makes it more frustrating really. ?

I hope that they go to a good home, they were goats pride an joy! 

Paul had a variety of jobs as he was self employed, for those that don't know he did arb work, fencing, relief lorry driving and other jobs helping people out. 

Now the inquest has started he has been named and included a link for you to read. 

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/driver-who-died-after-lorry-270759

The accident that Paul had is in no way related to arb work, I should have made it clear from the start and I do apologise for that. Thanks for the messages and posts they do mean a lot! 

16 hours ago, mdt said:

 

It is with a heavy heart that i have to say my brother passed away this afternoon. The head injuries was just too much for Paul to recover from. He will be greatly missed by many as he was one of the most helpful people you could ever meet, he often put others before himself many a times. Am struggling with words right now but you get the idea of the big void in our family that he has left right now. Thanks for all the messages and posts over this week he would be amazed and therefore this makes me especially proud of him to have had him as my brother. 

Mornings guys, unfortunately it's been a very challenging week, on weds he went for an op to get a drain fitted to help with pressure building, this was in the morning but then rest of the day his levels were up and down all day blood pressure, brain pressure etc that by just gone 9pm he was back in theatre for a major op to remove part of the skull to let the brain expand. He has struggled since and a few more complications have arisen since. Sorry guys but no news is not good news!

Thanks for all the posts and comments so far am sure goaty will thank you all in person one day!

Just for those that aren't aware I am goaty's brother.

Thanks again guys!

Mods if this is in the wrong place then please move to where it's best.

It's with great sadness that I have to say that the member goaty was involved in a serious accident on Friday night and is currently in ICU,he has stabilised over night which is great news for us but still in critical condition. Just wanted to let you guys know as he has made some friends on this forum. Will keep you informed of progress. Thanks

Hi MDT, I run the Chainsawbars website for Rob, would you mind if we used your name and quote on the website? It's great to get the feedback! Thanks Pat:thumbup:

No problem go ahead pat.

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We have looked into this but find payback to long, think was 10 years payback for a 20,000litre system.

I met Mr bryce last year at a machinery show and found him to be a very helpful chap with my queries, he didn't try to deal with me and move on like some reps can do, he chatted away and made sure I had my answers before I left even with people waiting to see him after me. Can't help but feel that certain people may have exaggerated or even fabricated things about Mr bryce!!

Have a look at agriweld website under products and will see a couple of box rotators. Am sure they will be up to the job but they are for mounting on front loader etc.

Sewage cake/sludge is a very restricted product in agriculture it can't just be put here and there as you like, a lot of paperwork and testing is involved in the distrubution of it. It's a very good fertiliser but certain crops cannot be planted after its been applied, vining peas is an example off top of my head I think it's 5 years between been applied and peas been allowed to grow. Hence why a lot of paperwork for traceability. We get a lot of the stuff regularly, only problem we have is that we have 24 hrs to incorporate it into the ground which doesn't always work out to things out of our control ie weather. Myself I wouldn't use it for growing veg personally.

Just leave it in a 1000 speed then run tractor till it says 750rpm on clock/display.

Here's a few I have taken lately.

Will have a look in a pile of manuals I have and let u know.

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I've sold my chip to j & s Vicary from Yorkshire

Ok thanks John so I might as well keep selling to the people i am now and save me the hassle.

If you could find another company to deal with you might do better!! Only one winner with the mentioned company an its themselves!!

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I have just bought this for my dad. Not used it yet. But impressed with spec and price/value. Its cheaper from same seller through amazon!

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BYY5SPS/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_3p_dp_1

 

Actual product is mospare, made in south africa. I imagine their grass is tough and stalky.

I know where to come now!

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Am finding the updated app performing very erratically, not loading, and messages not loading.

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I deactivated his account, he said he was leaving so I assume he wouldn't be wanting to post anymore

Seems a bit harsh to do that so soon, maybe he was just having a bit of a down moment?

Lacewings??

You dont nesscessarily need an ipad with 3g etc to be out an about, chances are you will have a phone so just get a cheaper ipad and tether it to mobile. Myself I wouldn't have an ipad I have a samsung and its just as good, cheaper and not as restricted! I do have both and I pick up the samsung first every time.

Thanks Rob the new team member arrrived today, impressed with the product and the speedy delivery! Thanks matey.

From reading the posts, generally, it appears barbed wire has a use for keeping cows contained, especially where the top line is electric.

 

Beyond controlling cows (of which we have none) - are there any other benefits?

Probably keeping people out of the field where they shouldnt be?