Thread: Secrets of the Houston Warehouse

Originally Posted by Bryan

Planting the sides of the trench would break up the wind considerably, its actually better than a wall where the wind would eddy over and into the trench.

If it ends up being near a major stream/wetland you could even try getting some funding from Regional Council as you would be enhancing their waterways and/or creating a green corridor.


Seriously though, if you get to the stage of building the thing, flick me a PM if you want some guidance regarding plant species, spacings, etc, I think I can help you out there.

Ok thanks

This sounds like a great idea. Keep us all posted.

If you do go ahead with it put up a post im sure there woukd be plenty of people willing to help

Originally Posted by R93

Hes been quiet lately and needs stirring up Dont worry Andrew as you know, he is capable, if there is no female velcro lying around, of giving better than he gets.

Cricky, you leave the room for five minutes......

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Ok thanks

We have had so much rain it's impossible to get heavy machinery out the back of the farm.

I heard today that a hawkes bay orchardist ( who wants to remain anonymous ) Has sunk his bulldozer in a swamp, not even the exhaust stack is showing.

Imagine the cost to get it out, strip it and get it going again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Insurance.

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

We have had so much rain it's impossible to get heavy machinery out the back of the farm.

I heard today that a hawkes bay orchardist ( who wants to remain anonymous ) Has sunk his bulldozer in a swamp, not even the exhaust stack is showing.

Imagine the cost to get it out, strip it and get it going again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Lol.

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Sorry, just sounded typical "ill buy a little dozer and do it myself"

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Sorry, just sounded typical "ill buy a little dozer and do it myself"

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I just heard thats exactly what happened.

Very interesting article - thanks heaps for posting!!

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

We have had so much rain it's impossible to get heavy machinery out the back of the farm.

I heard today that a hawkes bay orchardist ( who wants to remain anonymous ) Has sunk his bulldozer in a swamp, not even the exhaust stack is showing.

Imagine the cost to get it out, strip it and get it going again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I lost traction on a feed pad on black ice on a rops class tractor and dumped it into the sump at the end of the feed pad!!,I rode it straight of the edge into to sump which was 2.5m deep I had to drop the scraper straight down to stop it rolling over on me the effluent came up to the steering wheel I jumped up to the control box and drained the sump while motor was running.20tn digger to lift it out and just damged the fuel tank.i could have been killed if it rolled and trapped me under neath.ill have to track down some pics.

Originally Posted by Neckshot

I lost traction on a feed pad on black ice on a rops class tractor and dumped it into the sump at the end of the feed pad!!,I rode it straight of the edge into to sump which was 2.5m deep I had to drop the scraper straight down to stop it rolling over on me the effluent came up to the steering wheel I jumped up to the control box and drained the sump while motor was running.20tn digger to lift it out and just damged the fuel tank.i could have been killed if it rolled and trapped me under neath.ill have to track down some pics.

You were really in the shit !!!!

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

You were really in the shit !!!!

in multipul ways there was no thinking time just react as best as possible

The old unoccupied "Warehouse" in Hastings would have to be 100yds long internally.
Been abandoned for ages.

Maybe if we offered them $100, they'd take it?