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Be a pity to drag them through the dirt now, Chris.

Paper work received today.

Thanks David. I'll look into that, though I'm not sure the yellow and green wires are long enough to fit connections.

Had this little alarm lying around at the back of the bench for some years. It was in a little hand held box with a push button. Carol's mother who had Parkinsons and was wheelchair bound and couldn't really speak used it to attract Carol's father's attention. I'd no idea what I was going to use it for, until yesterday. It is now fitted under the bonnet of the Sears/Roper. Link to video.Takes a couple of minutes. P1020339.MP4 Only works when ignition on, but I may wire it up to a micro switch under the seat.

Just needs a little TLC.

The one on the side is the idle mixture. The one on top is the main jet mixture screw.

I've not seen or heard anything on our news about the incident you mention, Alain. Not saying it didn't happen though. As for the media encouraging things like that, of course they will. My personal opinion of the whole business is Trump should never have been invited. It would have saved the tax payers of this country one hell of a lot of money, that could have been put to far better use.

All the Best, Nigel. Hope you have a good day.

It'll have a set of ag' tyres on before long, I bet.

You could try turning the engine upside down and pouring diesel or hydraulic oil down the tube. You'll need to leave it like that for a week or two to allow the fluid to work it's way through. Heat is another option but you could damage the shaft seal.

Can you post a photo? We will see the problem better.

Is that 220 horticultural exhibits, Kev?

Looks better than the other. Sprocket looks ok but the bush is a bit worn. Hopefully the axle is ok.

Like it!

What does it say on the first Tranny? I see some of the usual suspects are present.

Thanks for the photo's Paul. You could have taken a better one of the Tranny, though.

That's ok then.

You had one a couple of days ago, didn't you, Richard?

That I take it is not very big. Looks like a small bent nail to me.

Thanks for the photo's, Andrew. The Ford Anglia van brought a memory or two. 1600 Cortina GT engine stage 2 tuned engine in mine and lowered suspension.

I think your right about the link, Richard. A bit camouflaged, but that's it I'm sure.

Hence the term, multipurpose. I've used similar on concrete and steel. As you said Angus, they can bite. You need to keep a good grip on them.

Tidy looking tractor.

She's 14-1/2 yrs old now, Iain. And me!

Next time they're shearing sheep, I'm off!