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That doesn't look too bad Chris, who cut the large bit out the side of the front panel? Looking at the rear, I'd better make a template from Kenny's hood I will PM you at some point today Chris. Sorry Kenny, no more progress on your parts. I did start straightening your seat pan out yesterday, but my balance went on holiday so I thought the shack was not the safe place to be.. Fingers crossed I'm back in operational condition tomorrow.

Some more photos...

Oh dear!

The new axles needed some key-ways cut in them... I was going to do it the easy way this time.. A slot mill was bought and this bit of bracket work was made for holing the axle on the lathe. An action shot. A freshly cut key-way.. Now you can start to see why this build had been taking so long to do.. 20 bit's hand made on the lathe, and these are just the front and middle axle parts! The front axle being mounted.. And a visit from Andy (Wheeledhorseman). All four axles mounted, bit hard to see two of them though.. Three wheels off the ground, getting close now to the first real milestone Which was a rolling chassis A quick bit of hood stretching.. And off the bench she came.. This was the first time I had been able to have a good view of her all the way around... I was very happy Pete having a drive And that I think is a good point to stop for now, thanks for reading hope your all enjoying this build..

Thanks Paul much appreciated, though I'm sure your just looking for any excuse to sample some more of my 1st class coffee

Collection and delivery service available if required !!!

A plea to any other owners of these little mowers, I believe there is a Nash Boadicea decal, there's not one on mine or Steve ds machines so we would be interested if anyone else has a decal they could photograph for us please...

Found mine in the back of the shed, not as bad as I thought.

I've got one Ian, its westwood but works good

i have one, but i think i'm not allowed to sell my little brother Koen