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Hi Martin,
found the silencer,it;s for a C121, but i think the C125 is the same.
I live in Sutton, just up the road from you. I'll be coming through St Ives tomorrow evening,off to the garden centre.
if you p.m. me your address I'll drop it off for you.
regards Doug
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Hi Ian, not black,not high back,but well vented ready for any "oop's" moments when you hit the 'loud' pedal :D
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Hi Martin,
whereabouts in Cambs are you? I think I've got a C121 exhaust in the shed You're welcome to if you can make use of it.
regards Doug.
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many happy returns Ian, hope you got lots of goodies,red of course!!!! :thumbs:
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Seen a couple of the MF10 MF12 models at the "Cheffins" vintage sales in the last few years, I think the last one made around £700
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How about building the port up with weld, and then machining back to standard size ?
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have you tried polyester spray filler ? It's a high build coat that doesn't sink into any pits etc, great i you have filler in a panel, it also wet sands easily. Or you could shoot it with some black metalflake to hide any minor imperfections
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Gold wheels, with "WHEELHORSE" decals in gold leaf. :D
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Probably called a 'brake' pedal because it 'breaks'
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Many happy returns James, hope You have a good one with lots of prezzies with RED paint on them. :thumbs:
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Don't know how to put a video link on here yet, but take a look at "Yorkshire Airlines" on Youtube :D
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A couple of pics from a show last year.
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Those wheels look like they could have saved Ian a fair bit of time on the lathe for the front of "Why Not" :P
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I sold a six furrow vineyard / orchard plough,to a neighbour, I bought it to use the mouldboards to fabricate ploughs for my w/horses.
the neighbour pestered me to sell it to him to show behind an IH 250.then he fell out with me because I made £25.00 profit on it. I then spent £50.00 on a single stubble plough mouldboard to make myself a plough, at least I can get the rest of the metal out of the skip ;)
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Hi Ian, sorry to take so long, The discs I thought might be OK are a casting complete with a 'hub' which attaches to a hydraulic wheel motor, these take 8" wheels with a 4" pcd, ( made in Canada ) but the centre doesn't have enough meat to bore out for bearings. I have some other discs which are a bit bigger but around 4mm thick off a different machine, You are welcome to these if you can use them
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Didn't realise you were bidding as well Nigel :P
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"Stag" (Wellseal) if you don't want to take it apart again :D
or mind trying to clean the stuff off afterwards
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Yes, it was in couple of the sales, complete with 3 augers.
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I used to work in Barking, but now I'm Cambridgeshire mad :wacko:
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In all the film clips you see the "Erk's" sitting astride, maybe saddles and stirrups ? fit a western saddle and eccentric wheels then you could give "Rodeo / bucking bronco" rides as you tow it around :D
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They tend to get smaller when they land, although you can get more seats on this one :P
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Cant' help you with the trailer Nigel, but will this do? :D
Or this?
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Hi Ian I may have some small discs off one of our machines,I'll have a look tomorrow.
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These ones came off Kubota front wheels, the other 5 (new) I have I bought from Cheffins machinery sale,average cost, £24.00. each.(enough for 3 Wheelhorses & 1 spare) I'll keep an eye out for any at the sales in future for you Mark Got a couple of 6x12's as well,(pic' below)
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