diggerjames

Is this the other bit, should be a number on yours

That's been in there since I got it 7 - 8yrs ago. How the leaves got in is any ones guess. Anyway, the days been well spent. I now know all three have clean tanks, pipes and carbs. They all also now have inline filters.
  I also checked my jerry cans. All clean.

That's gonna look fantastic mate 

Yesterday I collected a front blade/snow plough and a lawn sweeper from a fellow forum member. This morning as it was very wet here I took the opportunity to have a go at fitting the blade, all went well other than a bit of head scratching when I realised the adjusting arm wouldn't fit as it was fouling on the brake pedal. After a short while I realised if I took off the rod guide eyelet and release lever and turned the entire arm so that the dog leg is facing inward (the opposite to how it was) it would fit perfectly, it does. One pin was missing for the lift but luckily I found one of the correct diameter in my box of bits, it just had to be cut to length and drilled for the R pin. Off I went and pushed up the rather large compost heap and was very pleased with the performance. I also assembled the lawn sweep and had a quick play, it works fine but the height adjustment kept jumping out, once again the box of bits was out, and stronger spring fitted and all is well. I also received on Friday my freshly fabricated Clevis hitch which my Uncle started to copy from his original about five years ago! He's made a nice job of it and after a few adjustments to my Mouldbord Plough I was running in some half respectable furrows, I'm even considering entering my local clubs Ploughing match later this year.

i have quickly out grown the shed,, so today we moved all of the ride ons to another shed..i wasnt aloud to use the front end loader as gracey wanted to tow everything....
 
 

This is slightly better.

Evening all a few more photos and video of the tractor 
 

Great work is that wheel horse red by any chances!

Evening all a few more photos and video of the tractor 
 

A little bit more of a play and getting adventurous 
 

A little bit more of a play and getting adventurous 
 

I wish you luck if you finding any males to fit these
 
There was some talk on another forum I go on & the answer was rare as unless you have the attachments with them fitted
 
I also would like to find some as would be handy to make some hydraulic attachments
 
May be take the females to hydraulic company & see what they have to say

This old roller had been parked in our garden for a few years, we used it with a mates Allis Simplicity ride on mower to level the ground for the aviary bird pens when we moved in to the house in 2004.
 
Since then it has sat in the garden a bit unloved so with the increased interest in working/playing events and the need to have something to put behind the Cub Cadets I asked Mr Showman nicely if he could modify it for me, add a tow bar and remove the unwanted parts of the frame.
 
Today we popped down to see Chris with the roller and he kindly fired up the saw and the welder and did the modifications.
 
It was then transported back home and painted, as a tribute and a thank you to Mr Showman there was only one colour it could be...
 
 

I'm liking that, looks great fun  

Need a high res version of this
 

 

A little bit more of a play and getting adventurous 
 

Evening all a few more photos and video of the tractor 
 

Evening all this the first proper video of the 6x6 outside piloted by Sam
 
IMG_1544.MOV

Evening all a few more photos and video of the tractor 
 

Evening all this the first proper video of the 6x6 outside piloted by Sam
 
IMG_1544.MOV

As most of you know I run my own plant hire business so get  lots of weird and wonderful jobs and today had no exception I had to sort out a horse arena so I put my spike arrows on and sent Sam round doing it .
 

All 3 axles are driven look up my build thread on home built items 

So say some, others tell the truth! 
Yep, got some worthwhile machines there mate, glad one of em is for me!!

Thats better.
fantastic mate and the backdrop is good as well  

Brilliant bit of engineering James. Great video as well.