nice work nigel as always,
ive got my eye on one of these which a customer of ours owns ive asked for first refusal should she ever let it go one can only hope
well santa seems to have come to visit me early this year as my new toy arrived yesterday all very exciting indeed here is a pic can you guess what it is
hi ian
nice to see you have settled in and why not is looking very sexy indeed
ive got a few more bulbs kicking about somewhere for your sign i will dig them out and deliver them soon
we will catch up soon mate ta ta for now
my other half wouldnt mind because its my table and my house come to think of it!
i love the patina of it ian it looks lovely as it is so just a thorough scub up i think then on with some carpet edging
i spotted this on the famous auction site and decided to have a punt and won it
ive just got back from deepest surrey where i went to collect it and very nice it is too
here a few pics of it
i also noticed that it has j.a.p cast into the fan cover i hadent noticed this on my nash boadicea mowers so was wondering if this was a rarety
well seeing as winter is drawing near it was about time i started thinking about those smaller teatime type projects such as the emblem
i decided a while back to vapour blast the alloy deck which looks kind of space age i will re=paint the roller frames backflap and handle but leave the deck raw and lacquer it i reckon it will look just brill
here are some pics of the stripdown
its in hawkhurst home of the master builder mr nigel
congratulations on the new workshop ian
nigel has certainly pulled out all the stops sorting it for you well done sir
i will be passing soon for a visit to see how the progress is coming on
well, i spotted this whilst trawling the auction site with no name and decided to have a punt and won the old girl she,s well ridden to be frank but the deck and running gear are sound.
These are getting hard to come by these days, built like tanks and will cut most things here it
will sort a better pic when ive got it in my possession
that sounds good i need a few other bits for it too the centre plate that covers the gearstick etc and the rear deflector that covers the gearbox its like a sump plate if you know of any of those bits please let me know
got the carb fitted back on today it soon became clear that all the governor linkage and springs etc were in the wrong place
they are all fitted in there correct place now i just need a new governor spring and that should sort that out then i will see if the ultrasonic cleaning has worked with the carb
oh and i need to sort the rear tyres out they are done for
here is another couple of pics of it anyway
having been over to a fellow lawnmower repair man the other day in search of a new carb for the tecumseh engine unfortunately to no avail but i did manage to find a nos float for the carb and a good seeing to in the untrasonic tank hopefully will have sorted it i will fit it over the weekend and see fingers crossed
managed to get a few minutes on this one today its finally coming together
here are a couple of pictures
there are still bits to be done and i am going to change a few little bits that im not happy with
thanks for the feedback chaps good question nigel, perhaps angus knows the answer
i will have to hunt for a tecumseh carburettor i reckon although, the honda engine is a nice motor to use
some people dont always like them but i personally do
a quandary me thinks i will mull it over this weekend
i would guess the lower framed one would have been the first version since as angus said they changed some of the workings
ive been after one of these for a while now and it turned up today after a few minutes it was running briefly but the carb is knackered and i hate tecumseh engines so its going to get a honda lump very soon here are a couple of pics