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In between the torrential rain, cleaning the drain in the front of the shop, and mopping up where it leaked in... ...and checking the forum all day, I managed to pull a few pics, words and music together and do a short trailer for my YouTube channel. It's Also on the Facebook page too.

yes plenty of room needed in this hobby. I have just recently bought this a 40 ft fridge box van. fully insulated and dry as snuff. also have another one which is 30 ft but its full

great pics and commiserations... to you both

I have got a old one that doesn't quite fit in the tool box but very useful . My Dad!

Yep, I'm in... a bargain at twice the price.

You're probably not that pretty either

A few of you will recall my disaster last year.. Finally getting round to building a new one! hopefully it will get a roof this coming weekend

Here are some pictures of a reproduction Seller's 1925, 48" Klearfront cabinet that I built a few years ago. The cabinet was constructed from red oak and poplar purchased from a sawmill. All parts were planed, cut, shaped, and built by me. The hardware is all reproduction items from various vendors. It took me 8 weeks to complete. I had fully restored a similar cabinet back in 2002. So I had saved pictures and dimension from that. I drew my plans from memory. If you would like to view the cabinet that I restored, you can see it here: http://www.myoldattic.com/klearfront

Briggs & stratton dating info

Posts that tell a story are simply the best IMHO and this one is great. Re the headlights, they may not be factory but I can fully understand where your son was coming from, they add so much extra character to that little tractor! Great to see such interesting stuff from your side of the pond which is much appreciated - spread the word. Andy

What a great restoration and I m loving seeing these little tractors we dont see in this country keep em coming. What I would love to see now is a pond walk behind.

only jesting mate

Some nice potato shops Craig, I like them all but for me the best one is you sitting on a very big Wheel Horse... I think it's the angle the photo was taken at

No problem, glad I could help I am always searching for Tarpen on that well known auction site, if one pops up I will let you know...

Found it !!

yeah what Richard said Matt , & dont you take any nonsence off anyone , i think you look great in those shorts & white socks

The flower garden was a mothers day gift I built for my wife. Its made up of left over bits from other projects and the hood trips up so you can service the flowers. The pot for the flowers was originally the oil pan of a Mack semi tractor.

Sort of post n pics you don't ever tire from looking at. Great story, terrific little Tractor, Quality workmanship and Matt has the guts to post a pic of himself when he was a 'Nipper' ....... 'Proper Job' there Matt

Along with the riders I also have several different models of the walk-behind DB's. I never went all out in collecting these, as with 23 models and 50 -60 attachments, it would take a large shed to store them. So here is a few of them and some working ones.

The briggs engine looks astonshing The little tractor just has sooooooo much character

That's a fantastic restoration Matt (Welcome to MOM by the way), it should last many many more years now.

I'm sure you have got that the wrong way around

That is now one SWEET ride and love to see those old pics. Thanks for sharing it. Probably a lifetime memory for your son too. What happened to the lights? Was that something your Dad added or were they factory? I see you closed the holes when you restored it

Well then if you like the "cart", then you will really like this picture.

OMG...LOL!

John! Welcome..... good to see you here!!!

Matt .great pics , is that you in the top photo with the shorts on , I remember watching that American restoration programme with, oh whats his name, Rick dale or something & he restored one of those , they are great little tractors

Thanks Craig, I really should do some more computer artwork/chopping images about, it's just finding the time these days.. I did all the above work before a young lady who has been my wife for 6 years came into my life.. As it happens today is the 7 year anniversary of when we first met!

Glorious transformation Matt.

Great collection!

ahhh , this is what its all about , interesting, well made, different tools , just what this site was set up for Thanx for the pics John

How does it move about...I see no wheels there.

John, Glad to have you over! Look forward to more of your projects Welcome to mom!

I've never seen one of those strange drill thingys before, a very interesting machine You have quite a collection John..

This early '58 RJ is the oldest one I have that left the factory with a toolbox... but I must admit, I am partial to the looks better without 'em fitted up though.

Now that's a privacy fence.

Very creative Ian.

Great information Neil. However, if your trying to date the early Briggs engines, that won't work. Here is a link to get your manufacture date for the early engines, as well as some great info. http://www.asecc.com/data/briggs/data1.html Matt

It looks like your off to a very good start on the restoration Steve, nice work mate.

March 16th is your target then mate !!

Also rumoured is mr showman could be attending.so watch this space! So could be all the brothers back together.

I have emailed Patrick Knight at Kelsey Publising regarding Tractorfest, I said I would keep him updated with developements

Spooky stuff the parallel universe theory but I'd swear there's a guy on another forum doing the exact same projects as you Ian. You certainly fixed your GT-14, don't know about the other guy though. Andy

Love the pics. Not only some beautiful machinery in Great Britain and Europe but awesome homes and scenery as well!

What a fantastic collection Neil! I live in the US, but still haven't seen a SR in person! Very Nice! Matt

i dare say i will be there

Very nice, you'll give mr Webster a run for his money.... Btw has anyone tried tempting him over here? Maybe create a simar thread

Karl , my special visit in june will hopefully involve a bar b que & a few pints of guiness at your place LOL