MY FENCING NIGHTMARE!!!! IS TREATED POSTS ANY BETTER ????
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this video i'm out in the fields trying to repair and replace broken posts and falling wire, it's a never ending task!!!!
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Fermanagh farmer here 👍🏼 great to see how the Cavan man gets things done 💪🏽 good to see the rain back never thought I’d say it
Sorry about that sad news adrian great to see you back in action again love your video's keep them going yourself Gerry farmer phil farmer p and tom pemberton have kept me entertained roll on the silage
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Sorry again for your loss Adrain.Great to see you back.
I have been giving my fences a major overhaul during this lockdown. By god it can be one time consuming job sometimes. Definitely worth while though 👍.
Like yourself the briars is the pain of existence to barb wire and electric fences as well.
Pretty sickening as you pointed out how the fencing posts have no lasting in them anymore.
Sorry your family have suffered a loss. I really enjoyed this video, thank you.
Great to see you back Adrian and remember "Time is a great healer" and especially my own philosophy...... "A busy body has no time to think about shite" My happiest days were pulling wire and driving posts (but not with the Mankiller or the Sledge mind) all hail the Post Driver!!!!!!!!!!!! liked it so much I even had my own Fencing Business for a long time after I left the Farm Relief!!!! Stay safe and to answer the above question, depends on the posts Adrian.....Larch and kiln dried and treated all the way!!!!!!!!
Nice to see where you reseeded that patch of ground last year I was going to ask you to show it again!
Sorry for your loss once again adrian, if you cant find the tools the mower will find them for you anyway, if you got an old sideways freezer that open upwards you could get about 300kg+ of ration or meal etc. into them and use a pallet forks to move them if needed
Sorry for your loss , very good video , good to see tools and the way you do things , thanks
Never knew that about yew trees, I use a carpenters nail pouch when fencing, your steeples hammer and pliers etc are always to hand and never hopefully get lost on the ground!!
Great video, grass coming along well
Aidan Quinn silage ground is growing well but grazed ground is like concrete with zero coming back, rain needed badly here
Thoughts and prayers are with you, stay positive and take nothing for granted. Love the content of yours, look forward to seeing more.
Great video Adrian sorry
about your loss hope your doing well 👍😁😁
I'm just a you tube follower Adrian (old timer) was wondering why you were missing the last week or so, so sorry about your bereavement, may they rest in peace. Very hard to get wooden posts to last, I've used PDM posts last few yrs, seem to last bit longer (expensive enough though) stay safe in these strange times.
Have the same Stihl , same problem, changed to a petrol premix (aspen) trade name .expensive fuel. Never had any bother with the stihl since. Worth a try.
Good to see you back behind the camera.
Sorry for your loss, but life must go on and it's nice to have jobs to do to help pass the time.
Like the farm flix t-shirt.
Fuel lines break down in those fuel tanks on the garden machinery. They keep letting small bits of rubber into Carb. Worth changing if they keep giving you trouble, just to rule out.
Peter Kennedy it’s been giving carb trouble since the first week I had it, it’s only 3 years old now and been through 3 new carbs already. The 4 stroke was great but heavier
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Well them wee Carbs on most of them machines these days seem to be disposable nearly there that cheap. Nothing in them anymore. I find if they lie up to long with 2 stroke mix in them, the petrol evaporates out of the carbs and leaves a sticky oil residue in the jets.
4 strokes are great, dont give half the trouble.
Shindaiwa are a great 4 stroke engine, light and rarely give trouble.
Although if you got a battery one you could sent the wife out at it. 🤣
Great video(lots of jokes 😂). We're doing shoring this week. Great weather.
Great to see you back, stay safe and take care, Great video. Thanks for that
Sorry to hear about your loss hope you are keeping well and good video
Nice to have you back in UA-cam world
Good to see you back and fencing can be enjoyable! Busy time of year been trying sort out the place here too bought a digger to clean up and make ago of things again ! Mbe no in your scale but it all takes work👍
Nice to see u back Adrian another good video looking forward to more videos we have a pile of fencing to check yet
Great vid lad, that little battery hedge trimmer is a right yoke 👌🏻
A ditch sprayer for the front loader of a tractor is a massive job so quick to do all areas where fencing is. Gorse is our biggest nightmare cut to the stumps and spray Grazon Pro on them. 3 strands of wire is also the way to go finished job
Sorry for your loss
Fencing posts are a Rob and pure dirt 2or3 year gone Adrian can't beat the husky Adrian it could be a Monday morning carb Great video lad 👌👍💯
Sorry to hear about your family loss. Really enjoy your videos, nice to see such a well kept farm, thank you!
Phillip Bird cheers mate 👍
Top video great to have you back
Hope ye all well fencing is nice work I use all clipex now for last few years fed up of replacing stakes
Great to see you back, farm on!
Great to see you back
Great video as always keep it up
Good to see the modern version of a bill hook. Wats the history of the wee house behind the fence?
Great video, sorry for your loss. Will you video driving the stakes? I’m the same as you. Quite enjoy fencing.
its great to see you back man!
Sorry for the loss
Great to se you back
Great video
Would you do a walkaround of the old house in the video and talk about its history?
Mícheál Mac an tSionnaigh it’s actually in bits, totally grown in as well. Plan to demolish it soon and keep it as a future site for my kids hopefully
@@IFarmWeFarm you might be better off leaving it make it safe it would make planning would be a hole lot easier to get in years to come
Great work well done Adrian you might go through a few fr bulls you might use this year if you get a chance
You can alway PM me on Facebook and I’ll be happy to share that with you lad
We enjoyed that vid.
This spring I lost a nut from the bushwacker, retrieved it by using som large piece of a magnet.
Use old gang slats as straining posts 8 posts per gang and use Clipex stakes lifetime job
About the cow's eyes: there is a virus that causes a milky overlay on their eyers. I've seen it before with cows and the farmer was like "it's a virus, it will clear up all by itself." Whilst I was like "please safe her eyes, help her etc" He was right. Cow was fine within a few weeks. (I did clean her eyes every day though, because I hate it when they have teary eyes and there are flies having a feast on the fluids. I'd like to think I helped her heal)
love all ya vids mate ...
Gud man. Great intro
Rumour has it David didn't cut anymore of aidans hedges 😂😂
Deutz390 awh david is an old friend so i’ll not be to hard on him 😊
them gripples are the greatest thing invented after the wheel
on the 2stroke issue i had a unit that i had problems with carbs for years. Then i discovered that i had been using Wet 2 Stroke oil and not dry 2Stroke oil No more problems. Did not even realise there was a difference. Just a thought
Russ I’ve never heard of that!!! I use Stihl’s own 2 stroke. that’s very interesting to know 🤔 👍
Apparently motor vehicle 2 stroke has an additive which prevents it retaining moisture this caused choking in static tools creates a film in the tools. Since you are using Stills own it’s likely that it’s dry without the additive. Worth a thought. Trouble is the synthetic oils don’t give much of a clue to burn residue like the old mineral oils used to. Timing and reed valve then or some minuscule dirt in jets. 2 Strokes eh!. Have a cuppa tea
RSJ are the job for the corners.
Your lucky you dont have any sheep, we have to go through the hassle of 6 rows of wire and yet they still go under it.
Limousin101 would you not be using sheep wire?
IFarm WeFarm some of our ground sits beside a river, this means if the river floods the sheep wire will catch all the branches that are floating and rip the entire fence out. Basically it acts as a net if there is a flood.
We take u for a week we shod u a cupl tips ya ned get u a set staple and wire removers then bars ar a grat job for pulling short pulls
The red duct pipes are the right job for fencing if you could get you hands on a few
grass spec never heard that one before, would they be strong enough?
@@IFarmWeFarm we have been using them the past 2 years now on bog ground and it would be hard to go back you cant use a post driver as they would break but a loader bucket dose the trick
My sympathy
how does the shear garb works on the back of the tractor
How much did that Draper wire tightener cost Adrian?
brendan mcloughlin about €60-€70 I think it was lad, bought in Clarkes superstore Cavan
Great to se you back
Use old slats as strainers. And Clipex stakes you get 8 posts from a gang slat life time job
Clipex galvanized steel posts all the way. Same price, last multiple times longer and much faster to put up.
Must give it a try . The wooden ones I have used have been shite
Yew trees are deadly fence that up quickand get in there with roundup and burn the yew tree
Drill a 8mm hole pointing downward slightly, put roundup into it, tree will die and no one will be any the wiser
Bryers great for catching sheep lol
Christopher Brogan and everything else 😂
Could that power cable not be dropped at the last post, run true the field then back up the next pole, or is the cost not worth it?
Karl Medina i should of asked them at the time, but they already done me a few good turns and I didn’t want to push my luck to fare 😉
That post will pull over without a stay mate
G'day
I have the same strimmer and exactly the same issues from day one. Some days no problem, others it will not run right. Cleaned the carbs a couple of times. Overall I do like sthil products though
Andrew Porter yes mine dose that to, it’s like it has its own personality which I don’t get on with 😁
The ivy is grown up the tree because the tree's are dead or dying. They are letting more light through there canopy which encourages the ivy to grow up them.
Never heard that before, every tree and every hedge around here is covered in it. Hatefully stuff
Ivy might grow on dead trees but I have seen it growing up millions of perfectly healthy trees too .not even sure it does the tree any harm . If it does kill them it does it bloody slowly .
what is that shed??
Fencing is a never ending job...
What happen last week
Where is your farm based
What post driver do you have?
Michael Flynn a Malone side tilt, it will be in a video shortly
Absolutely 100 percent timber posts waste of time. I switched to concrete great comfort since
Gripple s are cool we job I am fencing contractor and I love it but hate rotten posts don't last for money trying 2 inch GALVANIZED tube in my farm th as year 6m lengths cut what e er length ya want look up strainrite tools the daddy's off fencing tools
But do you have to concrete in the steel posts, instead of just whacking them in?
I've the video
I have a metal detector for when I lose tools in the grass
killian o keeffe what happens if you lose the detector? 😉
@@IFarmWeFarm Ha it would want to be very high grass to loss that
I’d rather have bryres and good land like that than pure bog/hill and rush’s here in donegal
J Farming Donegal a great county though
I hate fencing
foleys farm life awh no
@@IFarmWeFarm the father is a terror for fencing
@@IFarmWeFarm when did you start putting the cows in calf
Your mad about the barb wire, I hate the stuff
Your like inspector gadget lol. Untreated posts are a pure waste of time, worth spending a few euro more on decent ones
Martin O Neill I wish I was inspector gadget, be dead handy 😂
IPod waste boil on on my my posts
Oil
Wat happend man I'm a doctor
Mr p l a Jeffreys great adventures your not your about 9 years old
Fuck off you nosey bastard your about 9 years old and the man said hes not gonna say so fuck off you nosey bastard