Stormin

Got everything free(ish) and a sheet of 5/8" ply, that been propping up the workshop wall for some time, temporarily fitted to the top. Found out it will not go down unless weight is on. It is hydraulic with foot pedal and very slow. I had to test it of course, before going any further. Max weight 185kg it says on the side. Think there's a tad more on there. But it never budged. It won't lift over 20" high now, but that will do me nicely. It will most likely stay at that hight as well. No need really to lift it up and down. More to do yet. But may be a while.

You'll not run out of air with that fella. I like it.

Got it in one, Koen. The smaller one does work but has had a wheel amputated. The larger one, which is the one I will be keeping, needs freeing up. Pedal was seized and is now being soaked in penetrating fluid. If your going to Newby Hall, Nigel.

Picked up these today. Any one guess what they are? And hopefully what one at least will be?

Sayin' nowt.

Nice! You'd be lucky to find something like that over here.

ANGUS??

Whereabouts over the border, Andrew?

I think I'll pass on that, thanks.

Where's the skill in that?

Who's the Jonathan Cave character in the blog?

Modern technology.

You need to make three sighting poles. You should have seen my first effort on 'Ecks JD.

Lucky lad.

Nice ploughing George.

I don't possess one, Nigel. Leave that kind of thing to you southern poseurs.

Now't here, just a very cold NNE wind. Hope it drops for tomorrow. Marshaling on an airfield on a special tests rally.

You want him to have heart failure, Kev?

Didn't bother us northern lads. Much!

So your not coming up then.

I may be ploughing mesel'. We've never had horticultural machines before, so I'm twisting arms.

Hethersgill Vintage club Ploughing match. Brisco, Carlisle. Horticultural machines can enter as well as tractors. PM me for details.

Where men are men and sheep tremble.

I didn't get any of the awards, cos' he disappeared when I wasn't looking.

Good photo's, Paul.