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looks like a right mixture, perhaps I've owned it before

Had a chance to check the underside of this beast the other day. Checked and found it has a really good bright spark . Clean Disc, Blades are very good and just need freeing up. No holes in the deck area, only surface rust and caked grass. Tyres good- At the drive end, all look's good with a little Oil creep and grease weep around the joints. Clutch Pivot is seized (frozen), so nothing serious hopefully. Going to check all the Clutch/Drive parts over. Being an older model, the Wheels are retained by Castellated Nuts 'n' Pins, so should be straight forward.

Your welcome Kenny. It may not be a professional job but it ain't bad

My god Ian,,,, Fantastic job so far Im so glad you put a thread up with the progress, it lets everyone see the before and after conditions, let alone the work involved in between, brilliant work m8!!!

Ii amazes me what the human being is capable of doing

enjoy Koen

If you are looking for a brinley or otherwise aren't they a clevis hitch? The ones I've seen are, my wheel horse one is too.

Will have early and main crop spuds, runner, french, borlotti and broad beans, peas, carrots, red onions, white onions, shallots, parsnips, cauli, brocoli, several varieties of cabbage, leeks, beetroot, sprouts, gem and iceburg lettuce, red and white spring onions, 2 or 3 varieties of toms, cucumber, lots of chillies. Then there's the fruit, rhubarb, blueberries, raspberry's, strawberry's, gooseberry's and blackcurrants........ blimey, think I best get digging!

Have sown some veggies today. carrots, spring onions, lettuce, beetroot, French beans, broad beans and put the canes up ready for the runner beans. Still got to put new potatoes in as well. Paul

The Brinly turn plow is a really good tool, isn't? I'm amazed with people able to do such restoration!!