Hi Patrick if it is a bing carburetor check the float it may be filled with petrol causing the float to sink and cause flooding Leave the petrol in float fill a tray with very hot water, submerse the float in the water hold it down .
if there is petrol in the float is will come out like a little stream of bubbles mark where it comes out and lightly solder it hope this helps
George S
Hi Stormin
I think it was made round so that it did not snag on bushes ,trees,shrubs and plants This only my thoughts on the matter but I could be wrong, bearing in mind it was made for allotments and gardens
From George S
Here is my latest purchase a merry tiller load carrier will come in handy it is on my merry tiller with twin wheels and modern engine but fits my four other merry tillers hope you like
At last my hydraulics are working ,not straight forward as I would have liked,it pays to have a diagram but good experience .This is it on trial at the caravan park in Tayport
Ian you can sit on it and drive ,turn the handles and and looks as if you are pushing but it is under power as mine is driven with a Titan with reverse gear you have lots of options these are photos of me sitting and driving the truck
I hope you like
This is at a working day at Scone Perthsire
Kermit started life in Wales in 1959 Had an engine transplant 1961 Bought by someone in the Kidderminster area I bought it and two ploughs rear toolbar with furrow ploughs and front furrow ploughs
It is fitted with a C45 Norton Villiers engine it is certainly different sounds well
The truck was bought from Gordon Smiths estate He died in 2012 I am restoring it in his memory This is my first attempt at restoration thanks to Rollomans help it turned out OK
Gordon was a fellow enthusiast I know he will looking down
I am almost there with my truck and engine. bought rare brake unit of fleabay was not straight forward but managed to get it to work
One more day and it will be together for the show season. I hope you like
The small wheels are not painted as they will not be on the unit when the engine is fitted to the truck