meadowfield

Looks darn useful!

Wow, that's a great haul Charlie!

Chris is the man!

We know that tractor and Chris @showman you've been rumbled....

Norm is right, two small wires with male spades. Then just link the plug across.

Yeah, they look great

23x10.50-12 because of the way bendy steers it twists the plough, when a wheel runs up the side of the furrow it all gets a bit wobbly!

discs yes, not sure I want to use the NOS rotavator - seems a shame!

I'll bet, no sure if I have the patience for that...

I know the switch, I've had two self destruct with rust! I found it easier to link the four wires out...

I've two mouldboard ploughs and only ever stuck them in the ground a few times, so on the back of Chris great pics - and Ewan wanting to plant potatoes.... Late sunday we hooked up Bendy and went over to the over side of the stream, it's rough grass that never gets animals on, mowed or ploughed. The first pass went ok, I have to go deep to leave a furrow wide enough for a 12" wheel to fit It was hard going, too high a gear and the engine belt slips. So its a slowly and surely run - until we hit tree roots and rocks. Here are the pics, enjoy

Yes, but I might have had to pay vat on that, can't remember...

I use Kevin at bakt4kids on that auction site. Really good sets, good deal instructions. I rebuilt bendys engine with full gasket, seals, piston, rings and con rod for about £80

A bit of TLC might be all it needs Norm, if it's not knocking then a good clean up - new gasket set and carb service will see if good for another 1000 hours. You can get the full service kits still

Nice work Noel

That looks great Chris, glad you enjoyed yourself

Yeah, good luck and have fun!

Never good when old faithful lets you down Norm...

That looks the business

Looking good

What a great piece of work, bead breaker looks handy

Nice and shiny

Good work

happy birthday dude