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I like that, agree with Ian - small crawlers are the mutts!
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same agri-line paint as you are using Tom.
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Keep the update coming fatha!
Get thi brutha on too wi his toro rer
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Whoa, I know what I'm looking for now...
Retirement here I come
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It's a epic from j.r.r. Stig I love this story of how a dream can evolve with passion and ingenuity into something so awesome
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Got the same! I've loads of 3/4 finished projects
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A briggs with a K&N that'll boost the HP by at least a few...
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the way things are going there will be 3 lawn rangers at this years WH meet
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it's now starting to affect Londoners (well the west side) I reckon as soon as it reaches the doorstep of number 10 they'll accept there's an issue!!!!
hope it starts to recede for you soon, can't be nice sleeping on a night and not knowing if it's going to reach your house overnight...
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I've a few other projects to finish first John, however that's the kind of thing child no. 2 would love to make....
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What a fab set of pictures, loving the uber wide super dexta
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We are happy to see any equipment, original, made up or cut n shut!
We've a couple of cultivators that have been modified to fit
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I've driven past this sign for 6 years, why go to all the bother of hiding something, then putting a sign up for it!!
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Not had any truly terrible cars.... I'm too young
I guess a Renault megane is about the worst, though it served us well
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Thanks Andy, what it's actually crying out for is a vise on one end
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We like that, proper injuneeeering
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The garden does not need watering!!! It's a sea of mud
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Hi, there's not a lot I'm guessing that can be adjusted or moved. If there's fuel and compression, then all that's left is timing or lack of pressure through the injector.
Engines get addicted to ether because there's usually an underlying issue. Ether reduces the pressure and temperature that's usually required for combustion in a diesel.
Have you ever checked that it is set correctly, I.e. Timing of the injector? These old engines have always had someone tinker, and inevitably things can get 'adjusted' making things difficult...
Just another thought... Did you try bleeding it again? It's entirely possible that there's a leak allowing air into the system. My mates international tractor had a habit of doing that for years, until a fibre washer fixed it.
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Great collection, thanks for sharing
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Here's the only pic I took today, the roof is done and one gable completed. It's now weatherproof from one end.
The wind is howling, I'm worried it might blow away tonight
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Good to see the story on here Ian!
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