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The title says it all... Yes we got in trouble for ploughing the front lawn

I would do that to my lawn if I thought my mrs would have my trousers down

Mate of mine called yesterday with some firewood. Couple of photo's for the Showman. What you can see is only half of what was on the trailer. The other half I logged this afternoon. Tomorrow I'm off to collect another load. All in exchange for a few hours giving him a hand clear up brash.

After buying the Cub Cadet local to me yesterday, I thought I would drive to Oxford & buy this also A Bolens 1050 c/w deck & rotorvator. All in need of some tlc.

Finished the light looms, here's the sidelights at dusk And the spots

Not far from the UK is it? under the chunnel and through France, kind of like me going to Dallas. Awfully pricey though, they have a Red International Cub Cadet 782 for the same price, it says 13 hp, but those are 17hp Kohler KT17 twin engines, not known for their reliability, still...... http://autoline.info/sf/agricultural-equipment-lawn-tractor-MASSEY-FERGUSON-MF-12-USA-Aufsitzmaher--15012106483457675300.html http://autoline.info/sf/agricultural-equipment-lawn-tractor-INTERNATIONAL-IHC-Cub-Cadet-782--15012806301291833200.html

Was'nt me that started it

Hmm, I see showman hijacked my thread and turned it into sordid garden antics...

Looking good, although my neck hurts looking at the pictures Are you planning to use cellulose for the top coat or something more exotic? Iain

"Norm's a lumberjack and he's ok..."

Sunday lunch out solved it

Your a brave man!

Yup, you are dead right, she's gonna effing kill ya.

The plough looks really good mark, you have done a great job as usual! Tom

WHAT!!! Have to see what I can do with it before hand. See if I can fit it in between nappy changes

A couple of recent ones from my phone. Last weekend in the lakes Few weeks ago in York Last night in skippy One of our cats over Xmas The other one staying warm

Awesome work Nigel, I'm gonna have to pay you a visit!

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Hi all well today has been quite productive I've stripped down the Jacobsen with the help of Nathan and Sam what a sod they are to work on not nice at all but hay ho , the Jacobson has come with lots of usable parts pumps and wheel motors ready for another project ( how many is that Mark ) , so I've had to coo le a drive shaft together and use what I've had , and we have manged to get the engine in which is in and inline but just doesn't seem to sit right in the mountains so I'm gonna re design that but I have had it running and it runs well and every thing seems to work so now that ino it isn't a basket case I'm gonna look at making a longer drive shaft and sitting the engine in further forward , any way pics to follow!

What a brilliant machine, didn't get stuck once today and boy it was muddy! Tom

getting close to the end of this project now just a few issues to sort out, its funny how when you start a project like this you have a picture in your head of what it will look like, but as you progress your mind starts to wonder, anyway this is what it looks like, what do you think

Added some more pieces to the Homelite powered tool collection. Upgraded to a better example of the XLS Water Pump. The old one had a broken handle and was missing the gas tank. An XL-12 toy chainsaw with box And a Millitary version of the XL-A115 generator.