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Thanks for the info, Its a 71 6 speed made in Belgium, it has lights but sadly no bonnet decals. The Magnum engine must have a wider base as 2 bolts have been welded to the outside of the chassis rails to bolt the engine down.
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No plans for selling, just keep it with the rest of my "junk" Its a shame its not a "D.P.Battery" they were made in my home town of Bakewell.
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Looks like a spiker or slitter
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I think the Bonser is probably more horticultural than agricultural.
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My Raider 10 has had its Tecumseh 10hp engine replaced with a Kohler Magnum 12 at sometime in its life, question, is it still a Raider 10 or is it a Raider 12 now? Is there any other differences besides the engine between the 10 and 12?
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I was thinking based around a fork lift too.
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Froggat show today, a small local show. Including an unusual small Whetherhill loader, never seen one this small.
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That is nice, any chance of a picture with something else to get an idea of size?
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Wish I had room to have a workshop like that
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Thanks, if it is that old it wont be off a car or motorcycle, or a Wheelhorse
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Yes I will try, I usually use ebay to value things but I dont think many of these will have been sold on ebay
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Yes I would imagine it to be rare, most would have got scrapped years ago.
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Getting on a bit then, I guess its not worth trying to charge it
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A couple of pictures of an old battery I've had hanging about for years, I guess it would have been one of a bank of batteries, anyone any idea of an age for it ?
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Yes that mower is a beast.
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I do like the little Massey's, I was bought up on a farm that had 3 MF135's and they remind me of them
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I think the 2nd picture could be a grubber
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Nice van, is it a 6 cylinder or V8 ?
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Is the mini Fordson lookalike a scatch built one?
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Yes it makes you think about the saying "they don't make them like they used to" its a wonder any survived looking at the reliability of them.
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$120 is about £75, not too bad but not worth any more
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Extract from Which 1964, testing several power lawn mowers, interesting to see how unreliable some were even when new.
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Advert from 1960 C.G.A annual
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