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denis and i went along to this working weekend and had a play i didnt take many picts but the showman was there and took some

well the time had come to tackle the rather overgrown back garden at my beach house since ive been back in full time employment it hasnt been touched its rather out of control see picture my weapon of choice is the kawasaki kb? 46cc brushcutter with oregon 4.00mm flexblade i have a variety of thick grasses and gorse and a bit of nasty buckthorn to deal with after about an hour and a metre of the flexblade the job was beat! nice time for a

Just seen the time I posted that. Should have said today as well.

Errr! I mean 3 and 4 jaw chucks. It is now in place in the workshop. Pity I couldn't have the milling machine that was with it.

I know what it is , hehe

Here's a few photos that I took, it was a lovely weekend with lots of different vintage machines working the Harvest the old fashion way. and a lucky shot of Nigel without a cup of coffee in his hand

It looks (and sounds) like you made a very good purchase James, I bet you have a big grin on your face the first time you use her to cut grass

This is arriving tomorrow. Atlas 10. 2 and 3 jaw chucks, face plate and a milling attachment. There's also some more bits and pieces. Not sure what till it arrives. These come with it as well.

I am slowly being talked round Yes it will have front fenders.... Thanks Ian Got 4 days at work in London, not sure it will be a rest as I've been on hols for a week, so no doubt it will be mayhem! Steering now complete-ish.... Very tight, with no play. The rubber damper will have to go, it made adapting discovery parts to beetle very easy, but it's twisting under load. Engine is out as there's nothing to bolt to yet, there's no seat or fenders either. I did get 5 mins to offer the original raider footrests up, with a bit of cutting and welding they will fit just fine. So this is how it ends for a few weeks, will continue to see how it goes and whether the GT gets the boot in favour of bendy