meadowfield

been a while since this thread was updated.... Ewan has been hard at work plating parts and using all new stainless fasteners. With a lick of paint and a few stickers, here is the finished plough! All ready for this years Wheel Horse roundup

good news! the only issue with putting the steering knuckles in front of the axle is it's hard to get the akerman angle right unless you have big wheels... but I think Akerman angle will be irrelevant when you are sideways in a cloud of blue smoke :D

found your camera at last have you... looking forward to seeing it finished!

Oops! Same happened on bendy, that's why the steering arm on the beetle steering box is chopped off and welded upside down

nice work Norm

There should be a number stamped in the cowl. That's a good start...

You do only end to drill through half the casing to split it though... Then press the rest out when you have split it

That's an awesome gear lever, kinda like a what they use in wrc rally cars, pull back to go ip, push forward to drop down

Nice line up A Mötley Crüe if ever I saw one...

V twin roll up machine, perfect for you and Ian

I must have some somewhere! heres a few, not that young though

was gonna look at joining you, but pretty certain there's a clash with Driffield steam rally

Been a busy week, managed an hour though... Rebuilt the starter, though I think it's brand new anyway - so it just needed a blow through with the air line. Cleaned up the fuel pump, and rebuilt and cleaned the breather which was full of silicon!!! morons, a gasket costs a few quid and it was full of bathroom silicon!!!! Before I strip the cowl as it's got hammer rash, that's why it has a new starter... I took the liberty of making out a very vague serial number and printing a few new decals.

Probably piloted a spitfire too

For &190 you must've had a plan Chris...

Good effort, enjoy!

Managed a few pics through the clouds

Great work Ian, steering thingy is close enough... That what I call them

I use whatever I lay my hands on

you should hear project C4 whine!!!! in most gears, that's only got 10w40 in. Perhaps I should treat it to some EP90

nice work!

Norm should be exhibiting - he will no doubt be taking more home than he came with! You are welcome to bring any of your collection, the horticulture section is open to anything - it's just I hijack half for wheel horses mark

nice work, looks like my workshop roof - I used the same boards, we called it sterling board here. Are those cedar shingles or bituminous felt?

looked awesome! great pic and well done guys!!!!

nice place! interesting trailer....