Stormin

Being at somewhat of a loose end today, as heavy rain put paid to my plans for outside work, I've spent the day in the workshop. After a bit of tidying up and some work on my Saxon trailer, my thoughts turned to ploughing. Chris's mod came to mind, so the afternoon was spent modifying my in a similar way. One thing I didn't want to do was fit a longer cable. After a bit of thinking the result is below. I did find the cable clamps etc very close to the fuel tank, despite being off set. So a piece of modified box section is now in place on the sleeve hitch, which keeps things well away from the tank. Next thing is to fit the plough, buried at this time somewhere in the workshop.

Doing a good job there, Koen.

Fine looking beasts.

That's easily rectified.

Defrost the fridge , Jonathan. Free distilled water.

Good job, Koen. If you'd made the bracket and weight separate, it would have made fitting a bit easier though.

Got some more done this morning. The bar finished painted and assembled. That's the easy bit done. Now for the fun bit. Making up the mounting brackets and pulleys etc.

Dunno! But I think it's Champion.

I can pop up if you like.

I think your forgetting to move your cursor, Jonathan. Select your attachments first. Write your sentence/paragraph. Move cursor down two spaces and select required attachment from list at bottom of page. Move cursor down two spaces again and write next sentence/paragraph. And so on. Make sense?

Suppose so, Nigel. Then he can say, "I did that".

Top hats = bushes shaped like top hats, Andrew. Just a small point on something I've noticed. The exhaust/silencer could do with some bbq paint.

Very nice job of the studs, Jonathan.

Well there you have it at the end. We English are in the right driving on the left in the first place. The French messed things up.

Wishing Cariss all the best and well done Korin and cousins.

All the Best, Sir.

Fills a gap.

That is a bottle cleaning machine, but adapted for cleaning plant pots. Ergo. Still a machine for cleaning bottles.

That's what I do.

Hark to who's talking.

I didn't but didn't want to spoil things.

I've a jib for my forklift, Ian.

That's given me an idea for saving the need to take the cutter deck off, to clean after use.

I knew you'd change it.

What about weekends?