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The copper exhaust pipes on the Villiers Twin could withstand the heat, even with a 180 degree bend. I know brass has a lower boiling point, but they should be okay, if not slightly discoloured
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My Dad pick this up this morning for a tenner. All I can find is a grainy image of a lawn edger that was once for sale, so any ideas? i assume it was one of those engines that was bolted to many small machines.
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Building on a budget always brings out the best ingenuity and ideas!
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haha, I had just found this piece of music, and thought, 'hey, that'll make a cool montage type video!'
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I got bored the other day, so I made a short edit of this years show season
Where's the bar?!
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Should give you some nice low gearing for ploughing, right?
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I think the last car is a Saab 96. It looks like a V4 model, but some had inline 3 2-stroke engines, how freaking cool is that?! They sound awesome
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Please keep us updated!
Thats a nice front axle, never seen that before myself
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I did a terrible job a taking photos, but here's a video for whoever's intersted
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Held near Lavant, Chichester, this show boasts a unique working area that allows for old combines, threshers and balers to be put into action
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it does sound great with that huge v-twin diesel turner engine
I dont actually have a picture of the tractor, it probably had a crowd of people around it when i went past with the camera
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Yes indeed, it is homemade and was on eBay a little while ago the front wheels are hydraulic driven and it does have a trailer with a matching turner v-twin mounted on it. The same model engine that drives the hydraulic pumps for drive and steering.I don't know why I didn't include a picture of the whole tractor, I'll try and find one tomorrow :DJ
You can see it in action in the video!
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We will be leaving in about 20mins
Fingers crossed the weather holds out
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thats a slab of steel if i've ever seen one
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He is the star of the show! i think he's appeared in 90% of our videos
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A work horse , to go with your wheel horse
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The 29th annual Rudgwick Steam & Country Show held near Horsham. A very large show that always presents a great amount of variety. It lasts the whole three days of the august bank holiday weekend so attracts a lot of people
Here's their website, thankfully the show is more organised than the website http://www.rudgwicksteamshow.co.uk/
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It's too much fun!
I'll try and record a video this weekend
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Gone are the days of painting your grey fergie red to impress the neighbouring farmer
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