Stormin

Are you going to change the seals? OH! And you've missed the gear lever.

All the Best, Steve.

He'd be wanting it back if it was, Chris. Now you've separated wheel from column.

You got yours cheap though. A lot depends how much someone wants to pay and what you'd be happy with. They can go for £100 plus.

I've never seen anything like that on the front before. Shovel plus dozer blade?

Looking good, Chris. If I didn't know better, I'd think that chassis was stretched.

The gap above the doors looks a good place for a fanlight.

Looking good, Ian.

Sorry your leaving, Alain. Good luck for the future.

If it's not leaking, most likely piston seal/seals bypassing.

Thanks for the photo's lads. Some nice exhibits there.

Do you think you'll remember how it all goes together?

All the Best, Doug. Have a good day.

Good photo's Alfie. Thanks!

Good selection there, Joseph. Thanks for sharing.

All the Best, Koen. Have a good day.

Reversible Plough. Nice!

The why ask?

Looks a reasonable size, Ian. How big?

I kind of like the look of the small wheel.

Good to hear from you Ian. Enjoy your construction work. No doubt Nigel will have transport the timber for you. Free of charge of course.

Twins!

Got a couple of bicycle brake levers from a scrap farm bike. Bit of a mod to were it fitted to the handle bar and connected it up. After drilling a hole through a 6mm set screw to thread the bicycle cable through. Hit a snag here. The lever not being straight fouled the handle when pulled right back. So I shortened the lever. Finally I did away with the R clip that held the chain to the location pin. Threaded the hole 6mm and secured the chain. Might throw some paint at it sometime. Also see if I can find a straight steel lever to fit. Maybe not pretty but it works and it cost me nowt.

Bit of work and you'll have them done by New Year.