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This sorry looking little Westwood has been hiding in the barn at johns for the last few months with only the attention of the horse whisperer who lovenly removed his flywheel and cleaned his points, with the help of a jump pack was able to run again. He filled in a transplant form and now he's off to the deep south to be recycled into a Wheelhorse .

Hello all I am new to the group,i have bought my father in law a ride on mower as he is staring to struggle doing his big garden by hand.I am not made of money so had to get a fixer up and come across a westwood gazelle w11. It was in a sorry state but I have spent the last 4 weeks taking back to bare metal and powdercoating every part , replacing every nut and bolt. My question is I have spent all this time doing the restoration I didn't think to ask the question are these any good at cutting grass?

It wasn't the tea, it's because you made me go into that dark caravan amongst the creepy crawleys and i had other things on my mind and on my head and down my tea shirt

A friend of mine is interested. Should know definitely by the weekend.

Arrived today, many thanks

I'm getting ready to refurbish two Allis 416 decks, fortunately the 42" deck is nearly perfect except for paint and the 48" just needs a couple of "soft" spots in the leading edge welded up. In the last year I have done a Wheel Horse D-160 deck, an Allis 716H deck, a Bolens 1256 deck, and just recently the Bolens 1476 deck. I also spruced up this little wheel barrow dump cart that I bought for 25.00. After the decks I will start on Case and Ariens dump carts and other implements.

Happy belated wishes Nigel, hope you got some good things for your birthday

Had great day out was at almond valley vintage association. Some photos of the horticulture display. The two Little boys went home with prizes

Belated birthday wishes Nigel.