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That picnic table is something.

Now then, maybe a northern chap can help here. My father gave me one of those, or similar. I gave it to one of the son-in-laws. I think he still has it. I'll check tomorrow.

looks real good norm   did you push anything with it yet?

 

 

Koen

 Fitted a rubber strip to the blade and cleaned the lane by us.

 I built this out of what I had lying around, in anticipation of snow last winter. I'm still waiting.

 First a frame was made using some 1-5/8 bore pipe and box section.

 Then the front end put together

The blade was made at the local smithy. No rollers big enough, so it was curved in stages on a folder.

I made my own tach-o-matic for the rear.

Then this dodgy character nicked it.

What's it's load weight capacity BTW?

The floor will most likely be treated already, but a good coat of floor paint wouldn't go a miss.

Some collection.     You'll be alright for power cuts. Hire them out to neighbours.

Looks good!   Just a thought. Handy for washing out but beware of water getting underneath and rotting the floor.

Soapy water and a bank/credit card for me.

Yes Richard 12-30.

Neil, your right there. Driving in off road competitions taught me a lot about adverse conditions.

 I'll have to put up a photo of the generator I've got. Single cylinder diesel. 240 and 110 volt. It's buried in a corner of the workshop now and I can't give details as to make or anything.

Maybe get another tree or two.

Like the video. Thanks!

  High winds and rain today. Went over to youngest daughters this morning. She lives at Silloth on the coast. I decided to return along the marsh road which is something I often do.

  As I left the tide was running high, with waves breaking over the prom in places. Reaching the start of the marsh road, I could see the road was covered with choppy water reaching half way up the flood bank.

  Decided discrection the better part of valour and turned back.

That's a monster! Nice job you've made of it. 

I intend going. Need an entry form though. No printer. I'll send for one. I'll enter the C-125 and C-81 if I can get it finished.

Tidy job he made of it.   With a little help from Dad no doubt.

The three wheeler in the sixth picture reminds me of one I used to have. Only mine was a Dinky toy.

Nice!

Recently put a new gearbox in my 90. Kept finding the wrong gear for weeks.

If it's not cooking it, maybe it's acting as an incubator? 

Brilliant!

That crawler dozer thing next to the Fordson Major looks interesting and the miniature thresher is very good.

You've done a good job there.

Now where can I lay my hands on one of those 3 pot diesels going cheap?

Love that plough. Wish I could get my hands on one.