Stormin

This is next weekend. Anyone oop north who fancies it, get thee sel's along. As long as you book in before 10am your in. Free camping/caravans on the green as well.

Our two four legged drive grass cutters-my wife on the Westwood towing the modified flail mower

This is the first show of the season I am very proud of my achievement ,  with a lot of help from friends and I came home with a first prize and a cup Thanks all  who helped to make it possible

If he does I'm leaving wallet at home.

Really appreciate those who made the long journey to save me and my family a trip darn sarf this year.
A massive thanks to those who came to the Northern Wheel Horse round up. In no particular order....
Stormin - glad you came, hope you learnt something and hope swmbo doesn't spot the new addition
Paul and Wendy, hope it was worth the drive. Great to see you again. Give Bella a hug from me
Digger james, hope you enjoyed the meet up good to catch up with you.
dibnah (Tom) great to meet you at last, whonda is a fine machine, you now have to finish widestride for next year.
Simar kid(John Webster) for popping down from Richmond, your stationary engine was a nice setup!
Chris and Pam (showman) great to have your fine collection up north, you had some admirers. Thanks for the delivery too
Nigel, the Holder is something special, a top notch job. Shame about the gremlins in the electrics...
James, your commando 7 fleet is awesome, totally original workers with weights and sickle bar fab!
Nathan, glad you managed to join the forum. The major is a fine machine - the mom sticker was a good addition
Norlett -my dad.... Thanks for looking after us, and the beers!
Raider10 - my brother, thanks for putting up with us
And finally the YVA for hosting the show and Allan Walker the steward who had to sort us out!

Hope you all have a safe journey home

A good weekend, if a trifle damp on Saturday. Thanks to one and all for your company.

Here are one or two photos of our first rally of 2014 nice to be out and smell the new paint hope you like  ps Found nice weights for my ploughs

Amen!

You'll be pleased to hear the C-81 is on the trailer.  So you can have a play.    BTW. It drove on under it's own power.

Disco and trailer loaded and ready. Only two horse but room for one more.
 

Pretty quick for an oldie, eh!

There you are.   Just nipped out and took it.

Well I managed to get a bit more done today. First The start of play this morning.
 

 
Rear fender and seat fitted.
 

 
Dash and control cables fitted.
 

 
More panels on.
 

 

 

 
Electrics to sort out and then see if I can get it to run. That's for tomorrow.

Well I managed to get a bit more done today. First The start of play this morning.
 

 
Rear fender and seat fitted.
 

 
Dash and control cables fitted.
 

 
More panels on.
 

 

 

 
Electrics to sort out and then see if I can get it to run. That's for tomorrow.

Same age as my two collies.

hi guys please remember to get your entry forms back to me asap..........
 
thought i would share a little preview of the 1914 weeks dungey attending

Great vid.

Something that may be of interest to wheel horse fans... (already posted on redsquare)
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJTEhODrvTg
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFRvg1MtcQA
 
 
 
James

Someone told me on RS.  

Here is a look below the bonnet of my Gutbrod tank and tool box in place small compact but for its size a little power horse I am very pleased with the end result hope you like
George S

Looks a stronger piece of equipment then the Wheel Horse one.  They sure beat a rake.

Here are some photos of my Gutbrod implements the ploughs are for my Gutbrods and the potato lifter is for an anzani iron horse

And the last photos for this evening...
 
 

We had a very good weekend at the Stradsett Rally in Norfolk, organised by members of the NVTEC East Anglia region, here's some photos...
 

Photos of the machines we took to Stradsett...