Lauber1

it seems like to me, either on facebook or in red square , someone else was talking about WH rims that had a flat center plate like yours. I don't have any so I didn't detail the thread, sorry, but I'd take my question to that area for more help.

I liked the first picture!.............and all the ones after that.

looks like someone turned it into a sod cutter.

well its easy to understand this. At one time the wheel horse "demonstrators" were painted blue, then red when sold. It was a simple case of confusion.

the gold looks great until you have to find and match the color. The blue is easy to get.

I have 11 different Suburban riders, and I don't really know how many walk-behinds, but there are several. Some of the walkers are from the 30's, and of the iron wheel age, then theres a bunch that post war with the familiar bullet nose/ rubber tire era. There used to be 100 tractors here, but over the last few yrs I have cut it back to 40 or 50. Its hard to keep track of, since I go though them, use them a yr, then put them back up, or trade one off for something that makes me curious. Going to be putting up another 20x20ft building this yr, to keep some of them from sitting out doors, after we redo them.

my son and I had a little tractor party tonite, in my little shop, and got a few of the workers repaired. My oldest(59) model, got a new reverser belt, as the old one threw a chunk out, the newer(59) needed a different carb, and my sons 1962 "600", got a new replacement engine that I found, that only has a few hours on it. Here a picture of a room full of David Bradley riding machines and attachments.

well lets also here it for the British people, who are just about the toughest folks on earth, who did with out everything of comfort, and were led by a great man who said never surrender!! Thank god you stood tall, or there never would be been a beach to launch the D day from.

I find it interesting that you think this way. I see many cool pictures of English and other counties machine that sit out in the weather, too far to retrieve. It would seem that we are mostly confronted with being separated by a common ocean.

Hhmmm, I don't see a picture of a single Cuckoo. Just a bunch of nice tractors.

Really nice of you to go all out and post some pictures for those of us who cant go and enjoy it in person. your a first rate man.

I agree with Neil post, and would also add that you have many more new friends across the pond. even thought we cant attend a club or show there, we can get together here.

nice looking ride, even matches those wheel horses.

you guys could make a big one wings on each side!!

sad day when this kind of thing happens. people wonder why collectors don't want to bring out there stuff, all you have to do is share this story. Glad you got it back into better hands.

that picture just says,, ,,,take me home and love me.

great looking rig, now you need to find a plow.

real nice job.

Brinly made plows and other tillage equipment for dozens of different companys. Most of the time it was at the end companys spec's. So you could have the same plow, disc of other attachment, with nothing different than the hitching parts.

if he got any fortune, they would find a way to tax it away.

its a great looking ride

real nice!!

look you got it wet and it shrunk up.

I think those little howards are pretty cute, makes you want to hug one.

I like to get pic's while running the machines, but on this day I was just one with the land, and had to settle with a static photo. It was running good enough I could stand on the land side and guide it with one hand most of the time. Love to be able to get one tuned in enough to have it self plow. Not a lot of good adjustable parts on a DB, your pretty much stuck with the one crank to lower the point of the share. I have another brand of tractor, that I believe I can add some controls to and maybe it will run its self.