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Banter - just for fun

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just a little banter for a change that everyone can get involved.

whats are the things you ever broken on your tractor? i not talking about breaking fingers in the clutch or that was worn out, i mean like when you where working and made a bad judgment.

and if you are shy or not want to get into trouble you can say , i know somebody who?


im sure everybody has broken something, i have spent so long the couple of weeks repairing stuff that was other peoples mess. it be just a bit of banter
 
i will start it so. i rang off a bleeding a screw on the injector pump flush with the top and diesel was pouring out when it was going.

i ran in the back of a van that stopped suddenly at traffic lights with my front loader

i know somebody who was trying to move a huge lump of a tree with their tractor put a chain around it and hooked it to the steering arm and as they reversed the arm was bending forward so much so that the front wheels ended up pointing at each other.

come on people don't be shy, DIY you say ye had over 20 zetors over the years i'm sure you broke things
 
Getting people to admit to breaking things might be harder than you think even if it was bad judgement for a bit of banter.

But I never really broke too much tip a few posts etc. I did have a finger break in a clutch on a 8045 very scary up on the end of a silage pit. A straight hitch snapped with a full silage trailer dropped on the road and I have a back window break on me, haven't been opened for years went to push it back and instead of the hinges opening back the glass turned and went in a billion pieces


And I know someone who and this definitely wasn't me forgot to close the quick attach on a loader going down the road front bucket fell off and he drove over it before he could stop


I just remembered I did broken something, I was driving on the road one day and I met a big truck and have to pull in and drove over a sign that said strawberries for sale, it was jammed under the front axle and I had no choice only stay going until I broken up into pieces.
 
looks like your right i thought it might get some other people involved on other forums there are some sections where people interact with one another just for fun,
seems on here it's a serious forum
 
You be better to stick to asking repair questions, but I like where you are coming from.
 
looks like your right not to worry i have lots to be getting on with i thought maybe somebody else mwight say hello
 
Oh I know and the gas thing is that probably 98% of the peop


Oh I know and the gas thing is that probably 98% of the people on here are sure to have at one time have a tip or something. I saw a driver while reversing a bale trailer locked too tight and hit the loader off the front of his house cracking the sitting room window.


I saw a lad driving a tractor/ loader carrying a big rock across a ploughed field but it must been too heavy for the loader and the boom snapped just in front of the locking pins and warped the loader when one side hit the ground.
 
haha i seen a lad pulling a bale trailer across a stubble field to collect bales when suddenly a wheel came off the trailer only the driver didn't notice and kept going for ages dragging it along
 
HAHAHA and on a similar thyme I saw a lad transporting a trailer full of feed, the axle split in the middle and the wheel got jammed up into the ribs of the trailer in the middle of a bust town and move one inch.


HAHAHA and on a similar thyme I saw a lad transporting a trailer full of feed, the axle split in the middle and the wheel got jammed up into the ribs of the trailer in the middle of a bust town and move one inch. and spilling most of his ration
 
i saw a tractor stopped on the side of the road he had been drawing slurry to a farm and forgot to unplug the suction pipe before leaving the tank and went down the road dragging it along even going through a town
 
That seems to be a recurring incident, I saw a young lad do the too, he must have gone nearly 2miles when I saw him.
 
did you see the video of slurry spreader that turned over and lost the load somewhere in co limerick
 
I don't think you should name the tanker cause you frighten someone, but big tall wheels and a narrow wheelbase. I wonder how much the fire brigade cost to clean up the mess.
 
a grand? would insurance cover that ?
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I'm not sure, I don't know what cover you would have for spilling sh**e all over the main Street of a town

But it's not the only one see a tractor pulling waste from a water treatment plant had a bit of an accident too, now that would be stink very very stink.
 
i saw that on the paper the driver claimed a cyclist open the tap while at traffic lights and travelled a fair bit loosening s** waste
 
I remember it he claimed the cyclist was holding on to the tanker at the lights, but would someone stay that close to 5000 lts of sh**e out of a town.
 
i'm sure it's like any job you get used to it what about a knacker that must be lovely some days
 
Oh I'm sure, what about you becoming a big repair mechanic
 
Talking about loosing stuff, I saw a lorry drop a round bale of straw on the motorway and didn't even stop, luckily it fell into the slow lane and burst open and it's still there.
I'm surprised no ones ever stopped to pick it up

 
talking the motorway if your heading southbound m7 @ kildare look up at the village shop someone lost a bale and it's up on the inside of boundary fence no way of lifting it out
 
OH OH that's funny because there is another bale up at Naas too.

I was only thinking lately that you don't find things on the side of the road now like you did one time, I remember once upon a time finding turf, briquettes, pallets, lumps of polls that fell off trucks.
now all you see is fly tippers dumping rubbish and tyres
 
i remember feeding sheep from all the beet we collected off the road when ever we be out in the car my father would stop and shout for one of us kids to run back to pick up and throw in the boot at every crossroads insurance now has stopped that if i came across tyres i'd pick them up for the silage
 
I say your right on insurance. My mother was great for doing the same only she watched out for wood and glass bottle that there was 5p on, to return to a shop.
 
ha ha those were the days 7up and lucozade glass bottles picking them up out of ditches for 8p mega stars in the making we were .

i take it DIY we are in the same age group so that horrible 40-50 market .
i have to say DIY your great craic .

i'm nearly finnish the repairs but i won't be leaving this forum i enjoy the banter and maybe i will inspire more tractor ladies and gents to talk here again
 

Yes the terrible two's, sure stay on the forum be craic ok, it feels like its the DIY show here lately so many people seem to like get their information and be gone till the next time something breaks, don't even tell us how they're repair went. I see you are on here mostly in the morning, I'm more of a night owl but I'll be away whenever it's silage time.
 

i'm on in the mornings because the kids are gone school and himself is out working and i have the computer is free usually at night it's family unless i have to look up something.

well i won't be in competition to you but i will give you my bit of info

did you ever got seriously stuck ? where you had to be rescued
 
Oh ya a few times, but one of the worst times was when I was spreading muck and I drove across where there was a round feeder before on stubbles. and as I was turning both back wheels of the tractor sunk to the axles and the wheels of the spreader too, I tried to reverse but I was going no where.
 
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