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OK! It's in bits. But what are you going to say to Pam when you assemble it again on the lawn?

Suppose he could say "Forgot I had this Pam. I had to dig it out from the back of your wood store so I could get the latest load in. I'd better assemble it now before you moan about bits left all over the place". Might work, but if not.

The Roller arrived this afternoon here on the South Coast and would like to thank lian Paul and Wendy for all their help in making it happen. Its so nice to be involved in this hobby and have friends willing to help when needed. . . We had some fun getting it of Pauls trailer with the Trachorse as its mega heavy she reared up but pulled it off. ive just undone 4 nuts and a couple of pins and stripped it down before Pam sees it and it easier to move. im sure the lads will have some photos to add but here's a couple of mine

Carol has an artistic streak and wants a new studio. So the greenhouse had to go. Over the last few days, I've dismantled the greenhouse and transported it to eldest daughters. Son-in-law wanted it and was a great help. Conspicuous by his absence. The breeze block base the greenhouse was fastened too, also removed. Hollow blocks are quite heavy, especially when someone has filled the hollows with concrete. These have been taken elsewhere with the C-81 and Saxon trailer. Site levelled up and some 2-1/2 x 24 x 30 inch slabs that have been hiding behind the workshop, placed and levelled at the four corners. More slabs have to be laid yet for the floor supports and that's the next step. The new studio is to be 8ft x 12ft and construction of the will start sometime later in the week. .

Some new neighbours moved in across the lane today.

While we were at the Smallholders show we acquired a pair of ridgers so I thought I'd make another set today

Got the frame all cleaned up today with the grinder and a coat of red primer on it. i'll do some photos in the morning. got busy this afternoon and forgot .

On the first look I'm going to make a new frame and drawbar and loose 2 rollers

I'm really pleased the journey down south went well, I always worry when I load someone else's trailer. I am sure Pam will love it It sounds like it gave the Trachorse a bit of a workout. What's the plan now? Iain

After a very long time we did some work on the 1962 Ride-a-matic. Over the weekend we removed the non Bolens hitch from the tractor and fitted one imported from US Before: After: It looks much better. We now need to either make or buy the end panel for the chassis Joseph

Great Job! If you would move the plows inside a little you could add a couple of discs at an angle and it would be a hiller

This body piercing is really catching on, even the animals are at it now