Triumph66

A while back I messaged Greg aka stiemmy if I could buy his old seat cover as he bought a new one off 29 Chev.from the Bolens Forum. Greg said I could have it free if I paid for the postage. On it arrival I gave the seat a deep clean to remove the years of accumulated grime. I am very happy with the results of the patina on the seat as this will be a working tractor. Anyhow I got around to putting the seat cover onto my 1050 today. I think it looks miles better than the old black one. My thanks to Greg for helping out a fellow Bolens owner. Here are some photos of before and after taken from my phone...

Hopefully a mod will post them up properly! Zig Zag Harrow is an appropriate name for it couldn't remember the correct name for it Norm. I am really pleased that Chris hoodwinked me to buy it off him a few months ago. A really nice bit of practical kit

I had a few hours today so I popped up to the yard I share with a tree surgeon. I thought I would try and level out all the wood chippings & ruts with my 600 & chain drag mat. I was pleasantly surprised by the results as we had a heavy downpour last night and the ruts were caused by my mate's Land Rover and wood chipper. I got the drag chain mat off The Showman back in November. It did a tidy job.Photos taken on my mobile and I hope to attach a video of it working if I can work how to download it from my phone!

There's an old rusty Westwood kept outside under a bedraggled tarpaulin that starts on the button according to the gardener who works next door to my customer. I will try to take a photo of it in situ next time I am there. What amazes me is that there is plenty of undercover storage for it to be stored....

Happy Nrw Year to all.

Great to see that it's doing a good job by the look of it. How easy was it to manoeuvre it in the snow?

Cool truck.

Wishing you all a great Christmas Festive Break to all the regular forum users. Roll on RPT and TF 2018 !

Nice haul of logs you got there Norm

Was this today?

Good to see the Gutbrod being used in the snow. Be interested to see how much traction there would be if the snow is deeper.

Blockhead!

Paul I still got my lovely '68 Morris van and I did have a pick up too but sold that to buy a Hilux which I then sold to buy a new van... I have always love the LCVs myself and parts are fairly easy to get hold of. I highly recommend them and prices are fairly reasonable..... Here's my van....

Nice line up of classics and good to see the Morris LCVs too. Unusual to see 3 vans and a pickup too in one place.

That's a cool looking beast.

Not been too bad down here in Devon but heavy rain is forecasted tonight....... Hope the water will subside soon.

It looks even better in the raw light of day

Look fabulous Chris.

Cool,collection of chainsaws

Here are the implements I collected yesterday plus the new bench grinder. I am well chuffed with these items.

I popped into Chris this afternoon to see this project. Though a stout Bolens Man through and through, i did appreciate the work he done on this Raider. Who ever buys this will be in a winner in my view. I did like his Cub Cadet though...... .

I might need that caravan when my missus see those implements....

Great to catch up with Chris, Leisa and Jacob this morning. I must time my visit around lunch time again Thanks Liesa for your generosity ; much appreciated Yes those wheel weights.....

I saw that on EBay and loved it but got no room. Nice haul'