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Douglas setting up feering poles this one is wrong this one is nearly right but end result is ok End result the throw out is spot on I tried out my plough but no success but we know what is wrong{not enough dig} can be fixed But did not stop a good day one or two pictures of the day the ransome mg was trialling a 2 furrow plough The wheel horse was trialling a ransome single furrow needs more grip. This was our attempt to add weight and it worked HA HA Ransome making nice job Gutbrod with own plough on making a good job a new member with a Kubota tractor and Clifford plough I will be back to the drawing board and make some adjustments hope you like

Seem to have acquired another Ransomes Marquis for £10.50 today! Good grass box but no engine however I do have one or two suitable suitable ones at the ready! Anyone got Amal 379 carb complete with oil bath air cleaner that they would like to cash in ?

Thanks for the favourable comments, lads. It's beginning to look that way, Nigel. Don't know about the engine. That's last on the list.

they will make a nice unusual exhibit gareth

Been giving them a proper once over today. The new beaver has had a later pump conversion so for the sake of originality I'm going to borrow the one off the compact for the time being. The hardest thing to overcome is likely to be the rotten exhaust, I don't think there's any good ones left in my store.Everything else should be ok to source, although I may again struggle for a good recoil badge. The one beaver 4 above has allready been sold, the other one has been put aside for a rainy day. . The plan is to do them up and show them with the original spec hammers(if I can find them). I've got elephants feet to demonstrate them on so the neighbours paths are quiet safe. I've managed to dig out today a couple of jcb's own hammers,probably from around 1990, hopefully I can make one good one out of them.

blimy gareth, what you going to do with them, i think your neighbours will have the hump if you start digging there paths up

Correct He pick up next week

My! You have been a busy beaver.

You know what they say, "In for a penny, in for a pound". After a 120 mile round trip ive just collected another beaver 1. This one probably dates from about 1988, and differs in it has the more conventional type controls etc. Also included in the lot was a Compact II, probably from about 1992, and a lot later bitsa that is for spares only. Better photos to follow once ive got them unloaded.

is that a nope nope or a nope

Thanks mate Thanks Norm, yes wheelie bars could be handy Thanks mate, I couldn't of done it without your help and bead/swage roller Thumbs: Thanks Andrew, it will be good to catch up with you again.. Who looks nuts?? Thanks Chris, I'm mostly pleased with it.. I may or may not change a few of the lines on the fender pan at a later date.. We shall see.. For you viewing pleasure..... The latest video freshly uploaded this morning..

i wish every one would paint there horses differant colours its nice to see,the only reason all the showmans horses are all red is cos hes colour blind and bought a job lot of paint