kpthorsefan

Top job......

A close up of the snow/dozer blade and brinly plough...

Thanks mark....

Thank you ian.....

Your spot on stormin........

Thanks amcrules00.....

Thank you neil, I have some photo's of how I done the hubs, I will try and find them out..

Mine too matt.. thanks. !!! 

I like it, I like it a lot...! GREAT JOB you have done..

Thanks amcrules00..

Thank you matt....

Great tractor matt, and one to treasure....

Yes I do TITCH and still have it safe and sound..

Here is a side view..

Before and after..

One thing I must say which cant be seen in the pictures I did make a mistake with the front wooden rollers, I made them to small  .

I found out when it come to fit the scrapper bar so had to make some more...

Thanks KATO.....

I think it is, here is a photo of one I took last year at the olc rally..

Here is a slightly better picture ian taken in 2012..

Here is my 1949 ransomes sims & Jefferies 14" minor , I picked this up about 28 years ago but with no grass box  .

All I did to it was to get it running and has been like this ever since....

I will get a better pic when I can get to it, I am a bit cramped at the moment all my machines are in one workshop, still drying out my other shop..

Thank you to all....

very very nice kevin

Many thanks Nigel...

This made me laugh

 

That's an amazing restoration Kevin, thanks for posting it up

Your welcome, Thanks ian..

concourse quality!  Richard...looks like you have competition

Cheers mark...

I've just got to say that Kevin's work absolutely amazes me, always has and always will, I just wish I had the time, but moreso probably the patience AND skills!

We need to see more Kevin please! I'm very proud indeed to have my work on Kevins work too!

 

Incidentally, how complete it is I'm unsure, but I know of an Atco Standard in a shed ... anyone interested??

 

Titch

Thank you TITCH,

 And your decals make it look even better..  . Once again many thanks..

That is just a work or Art, what year is it Kev

The grass collector looks in amazing condition, i would have thought it would have been a bit battered up after all these years

Thanks neil .

Its a 1923/26 Atco standard 16" , with a Villiers Mk V1-C engine..

That is a stunning job and machine Kevin. I was hoping you'd post it up here. Thanks

Many thanks Richard....

Before and after.

Decals supplied by Titch....