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A few photo's I managed to take. Harryt's very nice MF. Another of Harry's with his Serf in the back ground. Not like that. Like that! Anyone know this strange chap? Just drop it at my house, lad. Be just the job for behind a road legal garden tractor. Not seen a Rickman for years. The mower from the Anchor Butter add. Now in the possession of young Harryt.

Here are some photos from recent shows with the finished transport box.

Home now from a great weekend in rural Kent, at the Biddenden Tractorfest event where there was a great and varied line up of horticultural machines, first lot of photos below... More photos tomorrow...

Hi All is anyone going to the Great Dorset Steam Fair. I normally go for a few day and camp but Iam just going for a day visit on friday. Would be good to catch up with fellow tractor fans

Looks a little like Her Majesty, no. I hate to say it, but I like the other lady. We should elect Harrison Ford and make Sofia Varga his first lady, oh, la, la

A few photo's wot I tuk. Bit late I know, but I've been busy. The Saturday line up. And from the other direction. Who said size matters. Nice fit. There's something about industrial trucks. Ian's GT14 ready for doing a bit of ploughing Ransome with trailed plough. Andrew trying the Trojan for size. I should have got a photo of the rear view. Contrary to popular belief, Nigel can make coffee. That's all folks.

Now up for sale in the For Sale Section.... For details, contact Mr Greedy B'Stard of Toss Pot House, Rip Off Lane, Shamingshire for more details.

It sounds like a case of someone using a Bolens and realising how fantansic they are, then incorrectly coming to the conclusion that they must be sell for 10 times what other brands sell for. Iain

Could have been worse. Great looking line up! The 70 looks of showroom quality, and Bendy looks capable of doing what larger tractors do.

When halfway through grinding or cutting, your tool of choice decides it's had enough. My trusty angle grinder stopped so fierce that it undid the disc and launched it across the garage. The bearing on the end of the armature has seized solid

More photos from me...

Pam looks SHOCKED in the last photo Norm. Is it because of seeing Nigel in a state of undress, or because he has offered to make the tea.

Its Bill Clinton

Don't know who she is, but she'd look better with her teeth in.

I might have bit on this "Gem" had it been a 1962 Ride-a-matic

RARE, worth thousands. http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-BOLENS-850-ANTIQUE-COLLECTIBLE-TRACTOR-PROJECT-NEW-TIRES-NO-RESERVE-/391515264938?hash=item5b2820d7aa:g:fzsAAOSwu4BVjdjC

Incorrectly is the right word. Poor, misguided fools.

It was great Iain. You will have to make up the white tractors next year We will do both days next year if it keeps getting better like it did this year

For a small show with the focus on horses and cattle we did good! Thanks

Back from a damp show - we didn't exhibit last year, but as its our closest show then it was a no brainer. The weather wasn't pleasant, so quite a of of it was spent in the landy or beer tent.... as a result there's not many pics.

OMG, I'm glad I wasn't sipping coffee when I read Andrew's reply, too funny

Looks like a great show. Iain

It got hi jacked and so did the wooden hay rake.

You'll be putting yours up for sale now, Andrew.

Saw this in the metal this weekend. Harry's done a superb job. Top marks.

Good lot of photos Paul, thanks for all your hard work posting them.

The Billy Goat looks familiar. I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere.