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Like your tattoo, but not sure about your choice of footwear and trousers.

Was a little concerned about hot exhaust gases being directed onto the plastic of the voltage regulator..... So the simple fix was to drill 2 new holes in the exhaust flange and rotate it by about 20°........ My next task was to 'tinker' with the wiring part of this project....... I am pleased to say that it all works! I will probably change to a larger pulley on the engine to improve alternator speed slightly..... but it charges my car battery very well at 14.20 volts on a little more than tickover!😁😁😁 Whilst running the overall trolley is heavier engine end, leading it to bounce a little alternator end. A solution could be to add some weight? The idea I had was to make some handlebars from 3/4 steel tubing...... with a central support brace and a plate to mount a 'charge' light and switch...... Here is the bars cut, bent and ready for welding tomorrow.

Good pics! Missing a few....

My favourite photo of the show...

Like your tattoo, but not sure about your choice of footwear and trousers. The wife has her uses sometimes! Even if it was just add a little weight to stop the bounce!!! Lol😂😂😂😂

Your only jealous, Paul.

Look at Norm with his new tractor, look at his little face !!

Just a few wot I tuk. And finally the weekend des res.

Here's a few photos that I snapped this afternoon. Here's the next few

First day of the Newby Hall Rally Weather nowt special but some very nice kit on show Here's some photos...

I need room to hide work.

A good line up Norm. Don't think the Roper really made friend's with the B115 and the scrap Westwood in John's shed. Probably why it always wanted to hide away under sheets.

I've just been given the show sign I asked eldest son-in-law for two weeks ago. Better late tan never I suppose.

I'm well pleased with it, Alan. It's running a bit rich but I'll be sorting that. Thanks for taking care of it this year gone.

Thats a good photo mate, i was chuffed with that for 18 quid,

Now have something for it to drive! A Lucas A127 alternator, 70amp version. Made the brackets and adjuster today and fitted it all on to the trolley. Next job will be to paint the brackets and reassemble for the final time. I will then sort the wiring, get a leisure battery and some LED lights!

More photos...

Day Two photos, starting with the most important piece of paper of the whole weekend...

Last few

Ater a weekend of trundling round rally fields the Sears continues it's travels North on an open back trailer.