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Was an engine with it, Johnathan. If so, is it the original?
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Looks like the aftermath of a tin worm convention. But recoverable.
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It's on our sister site, Martin. Red Square. www.wheelhorseforum.com. Under Restorations, Modifications, Customisations. 7th Nov. 2012.
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Not to sure if I'll make it now. We've just decided to do some renovation work on the mud hut. If I do, it'll be just to visit, not exhibit.
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Alfiee. Nice collection. Like the photo with the Fordson and saw bench. Yours as well?
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What Mark said, but DO NOT oil or grease the bendix.
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Bracket made and fitted. Also top engine cowl, painted and fitted. Started to attack the bonnet yesterday afternoon and this. I say bonnet and not hood cos I'm English.
Drill, flap wheel, wire wheel and result below.
Some emery cloth work in less accessible corners etc. and the underneath may be primed and first coated by tomorrow night.
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Two tractors and rotorvators, plus all that tilled ground. Bit over the top for those few plants in the trailer.
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Your not wasting any time, Johnathan. It does help when things come apart without to much trouble.
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The size of the silencers on the Bolens gets me. It's bigger than the engine.
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I agree with Mark. At Least £250.
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I rebuilt my deck and there is a thread on it somewhere. Here or our sister site, Red Square
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Nice duo. I like a Ransome crawler. But one can dream.
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Me too. I'd really like that if I was a few years younger. A fantastic and worth while restoration project.
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Well done lad. A good, simple idea.
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Sounds as if all the work is paying off. Well done.
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My belt guards not like that. Checkout earlier photo of that side.
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Wasn't thinking about it, Chris. But....
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Thanks Mark. That's nice and clear. I knew there had to be a bracket, but can't find one in the bits boxes. I think I may make a dog legged one.
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I've been trying to work that out myself. There's a clip with nut and bolt on the cable, about half way. Looking at one of my earlier photo's the cable seems to go inside the dipstick tube. Cant see where the clip fastens. I think I'll run it outside and make a bracket.
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