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Not a huge amount to show... Footplates are mounted Seat base almost there And clutch finished This pic also maybe gives a little more away....

Interesting project for someone then

awesome work, I could put something like that to good use!

That's awesome, adjustable dozer blade and backhoe... Everything you could ever want? And it's on tracks!

That's quite a workshop.... Great start to the restore too

What's the serial number?

Yeah didn't the experts say it was a 6 though?I've no idea, it's just a cool old bit of kit

A good afternoons work

Did you get it working then?

Sounds like a fine plan.... It's been done before and you've something to copy

Hey, welcome to my old machine. Can you share some pictures? Maybe come say hello in the introduction section.

I've just sold two on that auction site Ben! One was a NOS, only been on a few months. I

oops! 32" The parts manual says 5-0200, that's what the US number is, the number on my deck is different 5-8321 - but it is the same deck just a Belgium model number...

Yes its back, hedgerow is still there. Its got a few articles on big equal wheeled tractors So I'm happy...

The decks are unique to the rangers. We have two original ones and a home made one. Have a look on the other site, I think I posted the numbers there. Failing that I'll tell you the model number when I get home. They are a two blade 28" I think if you have a look...

heres my hood after a few days in the tank, just turned it over to cook the over side

thanks no pressure then..... short update, fixed the clutch and it wouldn't start. I unscrewed the spark plug and saw this looked in the plug hole and it's totally coked up! cleaned plug, poured fuel into the bore and it started briefly. So next I cleaned the carb - inside and out it's a Walbro one, in reasonable nick. Not very dirty, but did have water in. result is it starts again, next job make it start on the key

I agree on the tecumsehs working well, never had any bother until a few months ago when the rod went on our little V70 ranger. But at 40 years old it had a good innings!

Wow, that needs some work! Good luck

Looks like the horticulture section is back

I like the vintage look

Same Well not a 'same' a Crawley

Nice, most of those end up as mower racers....

looks like the rear wheels have seen enough skidding...

Awesome, I need to make one of them!!