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I agree with Koen. Move it back.
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Have a look in Ride On's, page 21, My topic titled Plough. July 21 2015. Some very useful info in there from the George, The Fife Plooman, on setting up your plough.
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All the Best Iain. Have a good day.
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An excellent display, lads.
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You could try Meetens, Catforth, Preston. They have a web site. They supply parts for a good range of engines and I've found them good to deal with.
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Don't speak to soon. It's not back on and tested yet. Hope it's OK though.
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I like the little fellow at the end. Hope you do well.
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I'm assuming your in the USA from your photo's. You would maybe get a better idea of the value, if you asked on Red Square our sister site. That's mainly USA oriented.
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I think I'd be making one myself. Have a look at Alans thread on Half a Horse. May give you ideas on how to go about it.
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Not really. Very common thing to happen. Can't have them getting wet.
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Number 1 grandson bought me this tee shirt for my birthday. Can't think why?
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Don't think Nigel will be getting any of that then.
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I would assume by the bodges, it had be left with no antifreeze in one winter.
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This was not all that far from me, Alain. Unfortunately this kind of thing happens regular. Not so much the drugs and alcohol, but people going up the fells and mountains ill prepared. Unless some one has had an accident or fallen ill, then they should be fined and the money go to the rescue teams.
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Thanks lads. Just got home from a night out at a local restraunt with the whole tribe. Got a record amount of cards. Nine.
Eldest made a cake.
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I can't see it being a badger Andrew. Not with the fencing he's got and not with all the housing around. Though there are foxes around.
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I wouldn't let a dog of mine anywhere near a badger. Forget about the pictures of nice, clean, black and white badgers. They're dirty, flea ridden and if they turn, vicious creatures.
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They look good together, Darren. I think the Dowdeswell looks the tidier machine in the engine department.
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Bit of an update.
Top given a coat of red oxide, one of primer and one of IH red agricultural enamel. All hand painted. When all is assembled, it will be given a spray job.
Collected all the bits from being blasted and primed.
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Looks like wabbits. They do dig like that.
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I thought it might have made a grand, but not that much.
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Ouch! That new or second hand?
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That would be a good buy for someone. I really like the catalogue description.
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I would think it wouldn't be hard to find a replacement head.
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