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Good photo's Doug. We he a mechanical saw like in the first photo at the farm.

I like the Estate Car bit. Had a few estate cars but never one like that. Only £165 for the delux version as well.

All the Best, Joseph. Have a good day and hope Mum and Dad get you some nice presents. Tractor related of course.

10 bucks?? That's deer.

Bore is the hole through the centre. Where about are you located? I broke a Gazelle a few years back. I kept some of the pulleys and I think I have one like that. I'll check tomorrow.

That sack barrow type thingy in the first photo. I recognise the tine part. We know what it's off now Chris.

Not wobbly and not nailed. Philistine!

Take one cast iron Barfords implement seat and a disused pedestal of a bird bath, what do you get?

Gave the underneath a couple of coats of agricultural enamel a few days ago. Yes! I know it's black. Using up a tin of it. Yesterday got this cleaned and red oxided. This morning got the shell top cleaned. All the other bits are at a friends being blasted.

I like it. Just needs some rear lights. Be better than the quad for you Mark. You can go after the sheep without getting wet.

I can't help with your request for a kit, but I am curious as why it's called a chicken power engine?

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

And you wouldn't?

I'm sure Pam wouldn't mind a Unimog parked in the drive.

Looks a good event, Dave. Not sure I'd fancy hand ploughing though. Try to remember to advertise it in the Up Coming Shows section next year.

Like the saws.

Looks a good day. I feel sorry for the tree in the last photo, with the brothers Grimm leaning on it.

Nice job, Doug.

Worth it to you to get, especially with the attachments, but I think it's ugly.

Had a good day and the weather was kind. Mainly an agricultural show as the title says, but a lot going on. Cattle, sheep, horses, craft, children's competitions and a round of champion Cumberland wrestling. Plus stalls etc. Something for everyone, but it would have been nice to see more vintage entries. First, to put you in the mood, some shots of the site. The only stationary engines. A couple of horse draw pieces of equipment. The chaps who own these, also have quite a large collection of horse draw agricultural equipment. Some of the tractors. This crawler created quite a lot of interest. Fergie engine mated to an American crawler, (Jonathan knows the make) done by some company in Perthshire. Some very nice motorcycles. Not seen a Thruxton Velocette since my coffee bar days. Three of the more interesting cars. Last but not least the horticultural entries.

Looks the dogs whatsits, Richard. If you want grass to cut, come up here. It grows that fast you can see it growing.

Same size as my rear discharge, Ewan. Just fires the grass out the side.

They could but cut and extended using the other box section as an insert/sleeve.

Looks like a new 'in, Richard.

When the Showman tried out the one I made for him, a small problem reared it's head. The ends of the box section under the towing eye were catching when turning. Should have made the plate with the pin hole longer, but it was all I had. A piece left over from the slot hitches and cut in half. Yesterday I did a little mod to mine. Works ok now, either way up..