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Hi Neil, Front tyres are 4.00 x 10 3 rib, rears are 7.00 x 12. Weights on rears are 35 kg's each side of Aldi weight lifting weights. For the show, which was a last minute entry, the wheels got a quick coat of Screwfix "no nonsense" zinc galvanising spray.

Matchless G50 500cc Norm, 7R was the AJS 350cc version. Matchless G45 was the 500cc twin.

A few more photos. That's all Folks, I thought I'd taken more than this.

Just a few photos of various things over the two days, weather not great.

Having a bit of spare time, I decided to modify my clevis hitch. When I fitted the 'Linack' motor to operate it I used a solid link, this meant at times, the discs or cultivator would lift the back wheels off the ground. Changing the solid link to a chain solved this, but I was not happy with it. If I wanted to use the tow bar, especially with a tow ball, I had to take the hitch off. The modification allows me to have a solid link, selectable floating or not, and the hitch can be raised high enough to allow the ball hitch to be used without removing anything. I also got around to fitting the 480 x 10 tri rib front wheels and tyres they compensate for the 7 x 12 rears and level the tractor. Must clean up and paint the discs. Sorry about the extra photos, I don't seem to be able to delete them.

You have just witnessed a very rare event Norm, a woman BMW driver who had actually stopped before using her phone. She most likely only needs to be caught once more to be banned! Probably 90% of people I see using phones whilst driving are female BMW drivers. The boys in blue always know who's one the phone, they will be driving about 55 / 60 mph in the middle lane of the motorway.

Google "Gorilla glue" It expands as it cures, a bit like expanding foam, also a very strong adhesive.

Many Happy Returns Neil

Many Happy Returns Nigel, Have a good one.

Just the job if you have an old steam engine boiler to re-rivet

Many Happy Returns Mark. Have a great day. 👍🚰❌ 🎉🎂🍻💃🏼 ✅

If you've another bearing Norm, put two side by side

Many happy returns Chris,

Tuner for an old steam powered wireless set

"Peckham Springs" Yorkshire style.

They could be a flock of seagulls after a 'Ruby'

If it's one aeroplane, the pilot's either had too many Desperados, or his tomtom's playing up

Check the date, you might be in a time warp, they look like Messerschmitts and Heinkels to me! p.s. Watch out for shrapnel p.p.s. Hope your feeling better now

Saw horse?

I thought by the title, he was going to say he'd bought some goats.

Parcel arrived today Chris, Thanks again, just got to find time to make the idlers.

Linak actuator Norm?

Many thanks for this Chris, I'll have to see what I can find to send you to fill the space you've now created

You'll be looking for one for your's then Chris.