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Been after one of these for a while and was lucky enough to find this on my latest haul. Its made by W D Stubbs of Nottingham who are still in business making carts and trailers, it measures 5 foot x 2' 6" and has lift out sides, ive spent a bit of time on it today and got the wheels to go round and the turn table to work, it needs 4 tyres and tubes, it has 1" axles so a bit restricted on swapping wheels. The wheels are 8" and the tyres are marked 14x3 , ive got a few 400x8 but all different tread patterns. Anyway heres some photos

I can picture that trailer, all painted up and full of plant pots with a vast array of flowers. I'm sure Pam would agree.

Had a shift around this evening, Cadet 81 out of the box trailer and into the big shed, Commando 8 out of shed and into trailer Realised that it's the first time that all the CCs have been in one shed...

I'm going to have to say that it is one of the strangest O&R units that I've ever seen! Glad to see that they are going strong in the UK.

I have just caught up with this post. I seem to spend a lot of time playing musical tractors (including today) and not really thought of it before as musical tractors. It is good to spend some time with each of them but frustrating not having one big storage shed. I am equally sure that if I did have spare space I would just buy some more to fill it. Your Cub's looks great altogether. Iain

Hoses, tyre and tube already on order - thank you ebay !!

Home safe and sound Many thanks to John for passing it on to me, and thanks to Alan for co-ordinating its purchase !!

That's right it is Reverend Alain now. My credentials came through today. It was perk of many hours of sociology, ethics, and philosophy. If any of you blokes travel to Oklahoma I can marry you to each other since Oklahoma is a same sex marriage state. This should take care of any tractor squabbles, or will it? hmmmm

Rained 40 days and 40 nights I assume. Time to build an ark.

Or her bottle collection that seems to be growing daily

No need Alain. I concur. Nobody is perfect. I'm nobody. Ergo I'm perfect.

Very nice trailer, it looks very well made. I particularly like the metal covering on the top of the sides. I remember seeing that on my last visit. Iain

Alain, I am pleased that you are safe and managed to escape the flooding without any damage to your property. Nature has a habit of bringing on some nasty surprises, usually when we are least expecting it.

Congratulations Alain. What are you plans for your new status? Iain

Its an Allman unit made in Chichester, model R8 serial number 777

Glad to hear you that you survived the flooding and that you're safe. Might be a good thing to retain the earth bank around your property for possible future flood threats.

It's always good to have a little extra room, as you never know what you might end up buying! Lovely job! Very nice.

No problem Alan. Got my 'Fingers Burnt' on this current project and need more time to sort it. May stick to small stuff that fits on the Dining Table for a while . I'm sure Paul will have a 'Niche' for it and get it working