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Stormin

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  1. I did suggest getting one. BIG mistake!
  2. Good argument for fitting grease nipples.
  3. Decided it was about time I had some workshop time. So some more done to the sickle bar. Mounted the assembly bracket and rod, to the rear and that shows it was not meant to fit a long frame Wheel Horse. A custom mule drive is to be made. Now the lift threw up more problems. The lift arm is longer of course and fouled against the assembly frame. I did take a photo, but it seems to have gone a.w.o.l. After much fiddling, trying and changing, I've ended up with this. Arm lift chain was moved forward and a fresh hole drilled in the arm to take the chain in photo. With gearbox and cutter bar fitted, which are not light by any means, there is just clearance between arm and frame. Another problem then reared its head. The tractor the sickle bar is meant for, doesn't have foot plates. The C-81 does. The lift lever that raises the cutter bar upright, fouls the foot plate. So another will have to be made. So that's it so far. Next thing is to separate cutter bar and gearbox again. Make things easier to handle.
  4. If there was no way to grease the pin in the first place, Alain, that to me is poor design, penny pinching or not thought of.
  5. I'd put the grease nipple in the axle, Ewan. Like Wheel Horse ones. And groove the pin.
  6. I can't tell from the photos, but are there/going to be, lock nuts on the legs?
  7. Just watched the other videos. Lucky lads and lass.
  8. Stormin

    Hammer

    Nice work again Rhys. When you going to start manufacturing them?
  9. Looks like it was flicked up in the air then shot by Annie Oakley?
  10. What great working miniatures. I'm not showing my grandsons that video.
  11. I like the traction engine in the first photo. Looks a real home made job. Some nice small engines as well.
  12. What a great place to build houses.
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    Big Tap Wrench

    That's one nice tap wrench, Rhys.
  14. Good stuff Mark. I've seen the results with my own eyes.
  15. That cover looks like new now, Jonathan.
  16. Painting the floor is a good idea, Mark. Paint helps keep it cleaner. Split oil/drips are easy to clean up and when sweeping little dust.
  17. Looks better than when I saw it Thursday. I think it's because it's the right way up. Good idea with the insulation, but what are the mice going to eat now?
 
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