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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_XZn0Jz_D2k Pretty pink tractor , Enjoy

Got the A 90 out of the shed today and had a drive round the garden, it now has a new drive belt, new exhaust, new battery and been rewired

As some of you will know Nigel an I have had some trailer repairs to do after Noddy (The Holder) put a wheel through the trailer bed on the way back from Rural Past Times on Sunday.. These two chisels were perfectly usable until Nigel used them today

Jolly Good, will look forward to seeing you all

We will be there on Sunday folks along with Merlin Keeper

Proper steering arms and wheels now fitted to the CC128... Last photo shows the CC back in its living quarters after the hoover had been whizzed round...

Well done mate

Not long now The 6x6 WILL be ready for the show

Versatiller Mark 1 hopefully going back together today for next weekend

Started getting all my stuff ready, Trachorse has a new towbar and a repaired exhaust, changed the fuel filter and got her out of the shed, The RJ 58 also got a wipe over and a levels check

Just back from the Wheelhorse Shed, tyres now fitted !!

I can almost smell the paint from here .. The wheels look good Mark

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_BSA_motorcycles A truly magnificent piece of British motorcycle engineering. As a kid I would often be taken to the local gravel pit with my dad & ride all over the huge mountains of excavated gravel . We used to ride. Grandfathers old BSA bantem , I'm not too sure which model it was but I do know it had a single rigid seat. It was great fun but sadly my dad sold the bike way back in the late 60,s . I wished we still had that bike now . I often take a look at some of the wonderful old brochures that were made for motorcycles back then .