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Picked up a couple of rear wheel weights from a friend, they are about 50 lbs each and should help with traction, just got to clean them up and paint them but very pleased with them

i tried to find you Gareth but couldn't anywhere, didn't have to much time either as I was at the auction most of the time. Now that you said you bought the yeoman I must of seen you as I was also bidding on it. I have got lots of pictures but will post them all up later as still on the way home.

Heres a few shots from today. As can be seen I had a little accident in the auction and somehow ended up buying a Howard Yeoman. .

Managed to get a few coats of ivory white on them and inflade them. nice to get the paint down in the rim without getting it all over the tyres, just got to get them mounted on the C120 now.

1985 ish B115 for sale. Thought I would offer it on here before i put it on that auction site. Its a good working tractor fitted with a 12 hp briggs , manual gearbox , tyres cracked with age but hold air. sale is for tractor only. £ 175 or near offer

Heres a few shots until my memory card got over full of the set up day.

Not quite a ride on , but I have put this in the ride on section as there isn't really a relevant section for signs. I was having a few signs made up recently for the house and was so impressed this young guys work that I wondered if he would make me a few Wheelhorse logo signs , I picked them up yesterday and was delighted at how they came out . One of them has been polished to a mirror finish & the other has been brushed steel affect . They were made out of 4 mm stainless steel to are very strong and naturally will not rust . I am that impressed with them I am going to make one of them a clock and am also having others made up into clocks . let me know what you chaps think. Anyone that may be interested in a clock I will show you the finished product soon and if your interested you can let me know . As you can imagine , the steel is the thick grade quality and stainless isn't cheep so the clocks won't be a £10 cheapy . These particular signs are about 3 ft in length

...... or the condenser or even tight valve clearances.

What are they off?

Hi Chris, Late 50s-early 60s. Follow this link to an earlier post on I.D same style to give you an idea of what you have- Briggs I.D. If you do happen to find any numbers where they are supposed to be, put 'em up here. EDIT- Is it a cast iron Crankcase or Ali?. Regards

I think the Panzer is a great little tractor and I very nearly bought one in New York State to be imported back here to the UK. Thanks for sharing.

Picked up another ride last year for Grandsons to "work" with.

Nice job.

Looking good, I'm leaving early tomorrow morning for the show, can't wait

Owned a few Cubs. Now only one, hydro. Grandsons like the automatics.

Grandson and I saw a gentleman mowing his lawn with a Wheel Horse. We stopped to see his Stallion. Very nice older Horse. He told us his shed was packed, asking, "Might you be interested in a Pennsylvania?" One look and we drove it up ramps into our pickup truck. He had the original owners manual and sales receipts, we took those too. Paint, belts, fluid changes, another project for Grandsons.

Yes it was eefing cold last year. So bad that I wasn't going to do it this year, but my gem is going in the Severn hall this time. Looking at the forecast it's supposed to be a lot warmer this year, just might be very wet.