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I did wave, but no chance of you knowing it was me.
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Minding my own business, ignore the speedo. It reads over
seen this dodgy geezer moving horses, hope no one on here is missing any....
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was down your way last night Richard, shame you weren't around.
btw liking the distinguished look - you'd fit in well at a meeting of old machinery enthusiasts
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weather not brilliant, so not many pics...
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Looking good Richard, shame about the paint
decals were posted this this morning I believe, hope they arrive swiftly... got the main man running the decals site now!
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looks fab - well done.
yes where did the hood ornament come from? is it a Glenn Petit one?
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That's a sweet restore! Well done
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Thanks chaps, I did indeed have a good birthday. Drove to Glastonbury yesterday, then had a few beers and down to the Padstow vintage rally for the day.
now all set for a weeks holiday
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Great tractor, how big are those cleats on the tyres!
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from the ones I've split they are around 1/4" - but more likely 5/16" (just under 8mm)
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Good pics! Missing a few....
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with Sky and they have UK call centres... if you are a sky subscriber broadband and phone calls are free too. Problem for all providers it that BT openreach own the copper wires, so everyone jumps through hoops with line faults. Even BT themselves!!!!
I know no one likes sky, but if you are interested in subscribing I can get half price deals...
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I don't think you have to be there for 9am spot on, it's a relaxed affair
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We are almost two years into our current house and loving the yorkshire dales. We live fairly off grid, only mains electric and rudimentary telephony.
I finally added a water filter to our supply the other month.
and changed the filter after 3 weeks!!!
we've been drinking this stuff god only knows what it does to the insides of pipes, etc.
All has been well for a for weeks until we noticed a very wet spot outside, and the ground is cracked all around.
Cue, starts looking for unknown pipe...
found it!
after lots of bailing water, we find an old 1-1/14" compression joint that has corroded away.
it was late saturday afternoon, so we had no choice but to borrow a fitting from the sheep feeder up the lane - sorry sheep!
Another maintenance job complete
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Some of you may know I work a long way from home, and play the part of call centre for many family tech issues, as well as remote bicycle repair man and occasional mower won't start...
Last weeks call was... 'dad, do you think this is fixable?' the part in question being a 1970 lawn ranger tow hitch. I'll let you guess my reply
Apparently the trailer rolled with 400lbs of dirt in...
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We are at 35 entries for wheel horse!
and a massive 95 entries in the horticultural, those entered should have passes by now....
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james, nathan, sam and tom...
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Good pics, love the fergie!
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Nice to dig things out, they aren't getting a enough grass... I'm working on it though
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