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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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Yes you might be a bit late but thanks anyway
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Thanks guys for the quick identification.
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No it's not flail, it's a reel cutter.
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Anyone know the make and model of this please, I would like to do a bit of research before I decide to buy it or not.
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I would be very surprised if an actual machine had survived, I can't see that they sold in any quantity.
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V belt on ebay at 144 inch just on a quick look so probably can go longer.
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Not horticultural, so not sure if it should be on the list, but definitely an old machine, advert in a magazine dated 1919. I thought it quite interesting.
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Also an advert in the 1960 C.G.A. book
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That's a nice bit of kit, sorry cant help with the maker though.
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On the last picture there is a mower called the Little Willie which I have never heard of.
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Paul, a few pictures from the 56 CGA Annual Price book which arrived today.
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Is the idea for machines we own or just to name machines with each letter?
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Thank you Karl, afraid my anzani easimow is at the back of the shed, will have to dig it out
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From what I can find out on the net the vice is from the 50's, also it is cast steel not cast iron like most vices.
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Hi Paul, thank you very much, yes the site has a downloads section but I have not used it so not sure how it works.. I have sent you a pm.
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Sorry I have duplicated a post but I thought it would be better here.
Another tool (well part of a very big tool). Anyone know what this is off? A clue is I work in a quarry and dug it out of some old backfill, it is also nearly upside down to how it would have been seen in use, it stands about 3 feet all.
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Nice pictures, the GT6 looks especially well.
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Yes it is a corner clamp, the 2 circular parts in the middle drive the 2 pieces to be clamped together. The vice is an Auto vice, I think designed for the car mechanic.
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Another tool (well part of a very big tool). Anyone know what this is off? A clue is I work in a quarry and dug it out of some old backfill, it is also nearly upside down to how it would have been seen in use, it stands about 3 feet all.
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Very impressive work, well done. Music is also good, like listening to Jean Michel Jarre.
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Some of my old tools, see if you can guess what the 1st one is. Sorry about the mess in the background of some but that's how I am
The damaged swage block and mini anvil will be the oldest I would have thought
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