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I think these are the same as used on Bolens. A little known fact is they are also used for stage and swimming pool lighting and are known as Par36 lamps. If you google par36 or drop it into an eBay search you should find some GE ones at a good price. They are available with different lens so you need to be careful to get the right ones. hope this helps Iain

While I was at Kingsfold last weekend this turned up. Its a 37 inch Wheelhorse snowblower, it's had all the rusty bits welded up and looks all there even comes with new bearings, seals, cable pulleys and chain.

Ours was the same, unfortunately i cant find a photo but the round ones were the same 4 1/2" diameter as the originals so fit perfectly and were extremely bright, the square ones will work awesome too!

Yeah, I think MoM member John used a newer light (same voltage etc.) But with newer terminals on the lights for his early W11 1978 Series 1 Westwood. I think I found them in Europe but being newer terminals I'm not so good with electricals so I opted for the original factory lights although had to come from America. If you're still unsure you could message John as he has replaced the lights I think

I just have the square holes in the hood and think I will use led like you have. You can get sealed 3x3 and 4x4 cree work lamps that will do the job, I would give them a light tint to make then less terminator lol https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F122960762625

Hey! Just reading a Westwood magazine lol. The lamps were sourced on eBay to the best of my memory as this was about three months ago that I ordered but didn't do work until recently. They came from America as I was unable to find any in the UK as with the pulleys. They were reasonable in price and if you want the lights for a Westwood, purchase the same lights as mine as those are the right ones for the Gazelle model. Hope this helps. Thanks.

Nice job! also where did you source the lamps? Another forum member @Westie1 has just been asking about them. thanks

Do you need the round lamp type bulbs? I managed to source some a few years ago for my Cub Cadet but they are very hard to find. On our C-125 we chose to use round LED lamps and made a bracket which bolted to the hood. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2Pcs-27W-LED-Work-Flood-Light-Round-Lamp-SUV-Car-Truck-Boat-ATV-4WD-ATV-12V-24V/223111377850?_trkparms=aid%3D555017%26algo%3DPL.CASSINI%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20151005190540%26meid%3D927aecebc5b847ddbf4124da6511dd96%26pid%3D100505%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26%26itm%3D223111377850&_trksid=p2045573.c100505.m3226

Not customised in the true sense!! This was just one of the Rolls and Bentleys owned by a local scrap dealer. First task after delivery new from the factory was to remove the rear seats and weld steel plate in to carry the gas cutting equipment he carted around with him. My late step father in law worked for him and the cars got a good bashing and a lot of welding and plating was involved! Rolls were not too happy about it. Pete.

Just brought a copy of November Tractor and Machinery and there's a good write up about Rural Past Times. Heres some photos.

I think he can distinguish hens from roosters isn't that diversity?, lol

I see you still have to attend your on line diversity course Iain

I am pleased you changed your name to Adam not Alice, otherwise I would be worried

So after seeing meetens recommended on here (thanks!) I just called about a filter and cover for my k341. Paul answered and found the part number then gave me the outrageous rrp! 2 minutes later he's given me a fantastic price filter and all and I've given him my card. They have a new customer for sure! Very highly recommended

The magazine is very popular around here too. Thankfully I changed my name to Adam to avoid being recognised.....

Just had another look at the engine, I spose the spelling sums it up. .

Thanks! When I have a go at sorting out my electrical gremlins I will post the progress updates here