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All The Best, Charlie.

Fair collection on there Harry. I see the Rangie has low profile tyres. Personally I don't like 'em.

The date for Biddenden is August 19th - 20th. Get it down in your diaries and on your calendars.

Nice a quickly sorted. What will we do for parts and things when Johns place is finally cleared?

A few times, Iain.

Those blades are identical in appearance as those used on the reel ends, on the coating machines I used to look after. Can't promise anything, but I'll see if I can find out who supplies them.

Who's Steptoe and who's Harold?

Looks like a good day, George. And a good result

Keep the updates coming, Iain. You can't start something and not finish it.

Looks like a photo of a scrapyard.

All the best to you as well Sir.

Looking good Darren.

I've one of those. About £19 if I remember right.

With the draw bar altered to a pin coupling?

I got a thing from Aldi some time back. Just small with lights that say good down to poor.

ALL THE BEST FOR NEW YEAR EVERYONE.

Not for me. Looks daft.

The suspension looks like early Indispension units, along with the hubs. May be a home made job. Look for a plate or holes where one might have been. Maybe made by Howes themselves. Are they still on the go?

All the best, Henry.

All the best, Darmic.

Nice little play ground. Got to agree with Harry. A winch would be handy. You could make it detachable.

Went to Carlisle yesterday to get some JB Weld. Stockist was shut. So down to B&Q and I found a two tube epoxy adhesive similar to Araldite. Back home and back of tank given a good clean and a wipe with white spirit. Followed by a good smear of adhesive and then insulating tape over that. It was then left over night. The tank was refitted this morning and filled with petrol. No immediate sign of leakage, so I started the engine. After half an hour of continuos running all still ok. While it was running I had a bit of a play. Throwing rags, bits of paper, coffee jar lids underneath it. I know one thing, it has plenty of umph.

Most likely the second option, Iain.

You can. I've seen a video of one in use.

I'll experiment with some pipe/tube first. The distance it fired the rag was impressive. Be interesting to see the result with a 3 - 4 inch drainpipe.