FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Ireland? Why would you escape from somewhere that looks sunny to go to Ireland?
Is that a prune? Gads.
Is that a prune? Gads.
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Mick!
TreeHouser
Well Jim, a year ago my old man passed away and like my mum he came from Ireland.
It was his wish for his ashes to be scattered at a favorite place from his youth. This we will do, plus we (me, my brother and sister plus partners) will catch up with our multitudinous Irish cousins.
It was his wish for his ashes to be scattered at a favorite place from his youth. This we will do, plus we (me, my brother and sister plus partners) will catch up with our multitudinous Irish cousins.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Cheers, it'll be fun.
Killer prune next door Mick!..lol
Enjoy some Rory gallagher on your way there
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Enjoy some Rory gallagher on your way there
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FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Okay. I feel like a bit of a wanker now. Sorry for the attempt at humor.
Have a good trip Mick.
Peter
Treehouser
And get smashed on poteen?
Mick!
TreeHouser
A significant number on both sides don't drink at all. They're the alcoholics, the rest of us are just drink dependent as they say.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Don't be daft! He was 87 had a great life. It'll be more of a celebration than a wake, sure I'll choke up a bit but I hope I have as happy and fulfilled a life as him.
(He was a farmer)
MasterBlaster
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pantheraba
More biners!!!
Farmers rock!! And feed the rest of us.
Yes he does!! 
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
Rory and Gary Moore, technique and lots of feeling, they weren't just guitar gunslingers.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Impressive. I gotta show that pic to my nieghbor. He still thinks it's takes a full size skid steer to move round bales.
I tok my Gehl to get a couple of bales last year in a neighbor's field up the road from my house. One of the guys was out there bouncing around in a mid-size New Holland skid-steer. He was most impressed with the Gehl's agility.
I use the Boxer because I can hop it on the trailer, go to the neighbor's barn, grab a bale, and run back up the ramps...then back right off with it in the yard, and run it to the barn.
I use the Boxer because I can hop it on the trailer, go to the neighbor's barn, grab a bale, and run back up the ramps...then back right off with it in the yard, and run it to the barn.
PCTREE
Treehouser
Todays setup, recent fill and we have had a lot of rain, in places it sank a foot deep. Thank goodness for 4 wheel drive and dual diff locks....
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
I remember the 10 ton crane being stuck in a muddy hole once. Used its own hook to yank it out, and fortunately something survivable to fasten to along a road, courtesy of the city. 
MasterBlaster
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You gotta get inventive sometime!
Cool pic, PC. You ever try alturnamats? They'd probably be good with the crane as they are essentially indestructible. In bad ground like that, they of course won't prevent ground damage but allow not getting stuck. Even though you didn't get stuck, just saying.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
What will a Boxer pick up? Some of my grain bales weigh 1800 pounds.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
A muck a muck a muck.....
