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Hi All, Picked this up today from yes you've guessed it. That same old barn. I have looked on the auction site and found one which says it is a Horace Fuller Ltd of Horsham, Sussex about a hour and a half away from me. Does anyone have any info on it ? Paul

Part of the enjoyment of collecting these machines is getting the literature to go with them My Cub cadet brochure collection is getting more extensive, I'll start with photos of the most recent one that arrived yesterday...

Hi all just had a great weekend at the Moss Valley agricultural Preservation Society , at shire oaks which we took various Machines, A David Brown 880 A David Brown 990 A Wheel Horse D 200 A Wheel Horse C 141 A Wheel Horse commando 800 A Wheel Horse 700 ( Dibnahs Whonda ) And a trailer Whilst there I picked up a few Goodies a full set of wheel weights for a wheel horse and a plough to suit! And various other bits and pieces photos to follow. A few more pics

I came across this thread a while back now, and I never even spared it a thought until recently.. In and out of my spare time (not that I get much now) I'm back at college studying level 2 Motor Vehicle Technician (Mechanic to you and I) I passed and qualified my level 1 in training this June.I have until May next year of level 2 them I shall be onto my final year, level 3 until I become fully qualified, I've also been fixing up and restoring another little cart to go behind my lawnranger when its finished, however when I've been finding some time I've been taking some snaps here and there and been playing around with editing programs etc...I'm on instagram as well if any of you lot are on there? I've picked a few of the good ones to show you guys, what do you think? all taken with Samsung galaxy S3 heres my fav pics little lumberjack Little Mechanic hard days work now stopped for a nap.

Nigel when you stop enjoying ploughing and dont improve as time goes on throw the plough in the shed and take up knitting Have fun George S PS it is fun sharing a laugh

Lister d finished now. Paul

My small lathe is a 12"X24" sears Atlas my larger one is a 1910 18" Greeves Klusman