Stormin

Some useful stuff there. What's the Wheel Horse?

If it rains I may pop over. Silaging this week.

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So that was the black smoke I could see over the fells.

Congratulations George, Some nice equipment there.

I think the Ransome looks quite nice. I'm sure Jonathan or Rhys can comment on the colours authenticity.

All the best Old Chap.

As some may know, we have a Triumph Spitfire 1500. It's sat in the workshop since the end of 2013. SWMBO keeps getting at me to get it back on the road. Yesterday, I thought I'd see if it would start. Battery has been kept topped up, but the same petrol was in the tank from the day it was laid up. Turned the key and around went the engine. Nothing! Try again and nothing. Several more attempts, then I remembered the choke. Out with the choke knob and instant start. Runs nice and sweet as the day it was put away and all lights etc work. So Carol's off to book an m.o.t. and get a servo fitted.

Now where have I seen a trailer with a similar colour scheme?

What colour would it have been new? You should always keep colours original.

Restore it to preserve it, Chris. You could make a low loader on the lines of my ambulance., Except twin axle.

That's a great find. Definitely a full resto.

Very good lathes those Colchesters Tom. Good buy.

According to swmbo, you can get bottles like these now. Retro look she called it.

Nice little machine, Neil.

Watch his vid, then when finished look at the next lot. On off those Russian one on there.

I've seen something along those lines before. But on water. Like his excavator.

Rained 40 days and 40 nights I assume. Time to build an ark.

I can picture that trailer, all painted up and full of plant pots with a vast array of flowers. I'm sure Pam would agree.

No need Alain. I concur. Nobody is perfect. I'm nobody. Ergo I'm perfect.

Be a Mormon, Nigel. And a glutton for punishment.

Congratulations. But not being a religious man, or anything else for that matter, I will not be requiring your services.

Looking good.

D comes before S, Charlie.

My pass came today.