The 'Today's Job' thread

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DaveDCB

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Grounds maintenance day.. strimming, weed killer, pole saw on the low branches..etc
got some dye for the napsack, may have gone abit strong at first 😆
 

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William127

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Out with the slanetrac and micro again this morning. Simply couldn't be without this combo now.
Grab lorry worth of soil from the far end of the garden in a couple of hours, probably used more diesel getting there than on the job👍👍

I haven't used my 1.5 on a job in months, it seems like every job that comes my way needs the micro and no hope of anything bigger!
 

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Rob65

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Up in the wilds off grid trust property for game keeper, 2 generators on red.

We’ve lost the septic tank…..

Camera and sonde and located it thought was just a one chamber job but actually 2 so need another lid. Had to replace last 2 metres as roots had got in the pipe
That cover looks familiar 😀😀
 
Giles

Giles

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That cover looks familiar 😀😀
Sadly brand new one from markos those used ones I got off you were at yard over other side hills and was quicker and easier picking new one up than driving 50 mins each way to get them from there.
 
William127

William127

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This trailer was worth every penny, so much easier to use than the 10ft twin axle for 2 pigs! Or messing about with plywood lids on the normal p6e.
Straight on and away in a couple of minutes 👍
 

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doobin

doobin

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On the bracken control currently. I run a single rotor topper on the alpine in reverse, being hydrostatic it’s lovely and quick for short work and shunting into corners etc, of which there are lots on nature reserves!

Obviously it’s not designed to be pushed, and I’ve been pushing my luck as well as it. Twice round the headland at 6am this morning and the headstock fractured. Managed to hook it up underneath the deck and get it home. I’ve welded the headstock, added weld as well as the bolts to hold it on, and most importantly changed the chains for solid push struts. It can still float on the top link.

Also took the opportunity to sharpen and balance both blades.

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