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Used the deck for the first time today since repairing the wheels. Pleased to say all well and good. Back to usual deck heights.

This has been propped up against the wall in my garage since 2010 and came with the Raider/C-120. Need to get this up and running, so I dragged it out for a quick check/inspection- Not a lot of meat left on that anti scalp Roller!. All solid Shell with no weld repairs and all free moving parts. Bearings are smooth tight and have been well greased. Needs new Blades, Roller and a few bolts. Carrier Frame needs some work, so will take time out from the Traction Engine and take advantage of good late summer weather. May have to replace the Deck Wheels as well, several chunks of rubber missing!. Nearly finished the Mule Drive.

help information is required on my new purchase PERFECT seed drill made in Bristol

The wheels on my rear discharge cutter deck where well worn. The plastic type with a rubber tyre. The Showman in his kindness, gave me some more wheels off another type of deck. These were of a larger diameter but fitted and have been in use. The only problem is the setting of the deck for mowing. I couldn't get it just right. At the back of my bench the old wheels have been residing for some time. So as it was cooler in the workshop, I decided to do something with them. First I bored them out on the lathe to 1" bore. Next two inserts made from this piece of self lubricating nylon that's been lying about. A good push fit with a drop or two of super glue. And refitted.

I bought a few of these handy little LED lights from B&Q , £6.00 each light , no wiring , fully adjustable , can sight them in any direction , amazing allumination and transferable to any of your tractors, magnetic positioning .

Display of Horticultural Garden Tools & BMB Cultmate 1945 & Auto Culto Junior Rotary

Tractor parade in the skyline excellent day