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Nice theme, makes a pleasant change.
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You will need to put some wheels on the chair.
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I have a 64 BSA Beagle, 70cc 4 stroke, needs restoring but I had it running a few years ago. These bikes were rubbish really and probably helped in the demise of BSA.
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The postie will have no trouble finding it
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I picked these 2 old grease guns up from the local rag and bone man today,( I always check what he's got on board when I see him). One is a Tecalemit and the other even though it is virtually the same except pressed steel handle instead of cast and a few other cheaper fittings is marked INTERLUBE. I don't know the year of these be could be 60's.
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Ok, ty edited to correct name.
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You need a big tool if you've got big nuts
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Yes past full throttle position. Pictures with choke off, on and numbers.
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My nuts are too small for this.
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Bought this a few years back from a car boot sale, probably never use it but it was cheap. 9 inches long with a capacity of 1.5 to 2 inch nuts.
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Ok will do wristpin, thanks. The choke is controlled by cable, I prefer manual chokes.
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Yes Ive heard that they can be hard to start once they get a bit of wear. Never tried to start this but I will have a go.
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Thanks neil, looks better in the picture than it is. Had it running today for the 1st time for who knows how many years, but it breaths a bit, might do the rings before I sell it. So no never used it in anger.
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This 1965 B&S 3.5hp has the unusual wind up starter.
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BSA F12 used mainly on the Ransomes Auto-Certes lawnmower
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Barford Atom I restored for last years Newark tractor show, I think this is going to have to go to make room for more stuff.
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Sorry neil I don't know but I can make a few enquiries.
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Another Berkely at Ashover classic car show last weekend.
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I use" myHermes " for posting items up to 15kg, mainly because they use a drop off point system ( the local petrol station in my case) so you don't have to wait in to have it collected. Never had any trouble with them and would recommend them.
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A few pictures from Cromford steam show in Derbyshire this weekend. Includes a couple of microcars just because I like them
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That's the saw for the texas chainsaw massacre.
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Thanks nigel but ian directed me to vinnies youtube page, some amazing small tractors there especially when you know they are made from spare parts and scrap.
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Nice pics, have you got a picture of the scale MF1200/1500 seen in the 3rd to last picture?
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Some interesting lots there, any prices?
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