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Posted this afternoon so should be with you Kevin by Wednesday .

Posted this afternoon. Should get to Bexhill by Wednesday at the latest.

Great to see the EK up and running Iain. It looks really tidy and the articulation is fantastic. A new seat cover will set it off no end.

Belated birthday wishes Nigel.

Nice little collection of vintage chainsaws. I bet they are heavier than the newer ones (Stihl and Husqvarna) but got more character I guess.

Ewan, if it's anything like your Cub Cadet resto, this will be another WH salavaged from the scrap heap. Look forward to reading more more about the project in due course.

Just been looking at a few videos. The safety factor is an interesting point and applying direct heat to the bolt itself without damaging or distorting the surrounding areas appeals to me greatly. I am assuming that you could save a lot of time using this tool which would obviously speed the job up no end. However the price at the moment is the only negative point I got about this product. Hopefully over time the product will be become more widely available and thus cheaper? Have you got a trade card so you might be able to get it a tad cheaper? Be interesting to see others views on this.

Good to see the Estate Keeper running ok at long last. My favourite is the gold RAM followed very closely by the HT23.

Look forward to seeing updates on this.

Alan, I have heard about this exciting and innovative project and I look forward to seeing updates. If it's anything like the Roper it will be brilliant.

Thanks Chris. Look like a good show at Ardingly.

Chris, what's the dark red garden tractor on the far left in your first photo?

I sold my Haban finger bar last year, I think, to Iain. Hefty machines.

Looks absolutely stunning Norm. Live those rear tyres too. Great workmanship.

Happy belated birthday Chris. Hope you enjoyed yourself.

Will do Chris. Been absolutely manic with work at the moment....

Some great exhibits there. Good photos too.

A great post and amusing photos. Gone to a good home though.

Look like a good day out and I particularly like the Rose Taupe Morris pickup and of course the Bolens 1257 too

Look like you lads had a ball yesterday Iain. Fantastic to see all those Bolens up and running! We ought to hold a UK Bolens Tractor Fest at your place......

I was going to say it look like a ripper for tearing up roots in the ground.

Ah yes that's right. It is the trailer featured years ago with the RAM on it? Happy Hunting

I have got over the shock of it now. Did Iain get find anything else while he was there? You lads must surely be nearing the end of finding anything else there?

Another job done this morning. I used some baling twine on the hook to enable me to get some purchase and slot it into the hole. Thanks Chris for the photos. I can see what you mean about scrabbling around taking photos. Try it with the spring !