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charlie2

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is that a slatted floor have seen them in cattle sheds with a 8ft deep lagoon under neath.
 
Furniss

Furniss

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I can imagine.
Up the lane they broke one of the slats with 13t apparently was a butt clenching moment...😬
They empty it every few years ...lower bobcat in and use clamshell on 13t...not a pleasant job.
Yeah shouldn't of gone in i suppose - put as much weight on as i could before committing, then made sure to sit on top of support walls while i gently scraped it out, ok till it isn't and then its fook up !
 
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DaveDCB

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The cow sheds around here are all going slatted floors, robot floor scrapers with robot milking machines at one end.. cows never leave. Just drive feed wagon around the outside of the shed afew times aday and away you go! My lads been working at one which holds 370cows, and that’s neigh on small scale these days!
 
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Smiffy

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The cow sheds around here are all going slatted floors, robot floor scrapers with robot milking machines at one end.. cows never leave. Just drive feed wagon around the outside of the shed afew times aday and away you go! My lads been working at one which holds 370cows, and that’s neigh on small scale these days!

No consideration gets given to cleaning them though. I believe there has been a few fatalities of people going down there to do the final clear out once pumped out. It's confined space with a lack of airflow. Should be done with a remote control machine really
 
V8Druid

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do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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Well after almost 5 years of service the iveco decided to rain derv all over the exhaust manifold and turbo....this was the culprit.

No idea why, it wasn't rubbing on anything....fortunately I was very close to the yard.
injector return line??
 
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Stroppymonkey

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I used to like roofing once. Now I hate getting up there. Especially old cheap slate ones. Everything is cracked everywhere and I’ve broken 6 more with the ladder as the rests not padded. Flue terminal right up under the cement ridge and the last guy used screws and sticks like.
I’ve put the new one in with copious amounts CT1 and prayer, so will make damn sure that Im not the next guy up there 🤣.
Used to do it with ladders but these days I’m a wimp and always use scaffold tower. Gives me a false sense of security.
 

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6feetdown

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I used to like roofing once. Now I hate getting up there. Especially old cheap slate ones. Everything is cracked everywhere and I’ve broken 6 more with the ladder as the rests not padded. Flue terminal right up under the cement ridge and the last guy used screws and sticks like.
I’ve put the new one in with copious amounts CT1 and prayer, so will make damn sure that Im not the next guy up there 🤣.
Used to do it with ladders but these days I’m a wimp and always use scaffold tower. Gives me a false sense of security.
The same scaffold now you realise when your younger how stupid you were
 
Giles

Giles

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Dumper starter motor went without any notice on the 1 day we had site area shut down to public access to get the stone in. Started last night to park it up without any problem. Ordered new one after trying banging it and taking it off and connecting it to jump pack.

Had to use the tipper lol 😂 must have heard me thinking of swapping it for a non tipper lol. Tricky reverse in up hill rd corner with 5 buckets full off the 5 ton of limestone mot 2.5-3ton

Less than 200 hours but now 3 years on the dx10 paint pealing off in sheets on some bits

Joys of a NT carpark bmw dumped it over path exit while we’d walked in to get machine (3 min max) just squeezed through

Wanted to leave a big rock by drivers door but thought better of it lol
 

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Giles

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Had to do tree protection fencing before commencing to set spec had to get some legs etc for the heris fencing then video conference the tree guy to sign it off
 

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