Alan

All part of the game Chris.    I know the feeling. 

Something crazy.    Take over where Ian left off.  

Another step nearer Chris.  Hoods look really good.   You have trained your Steve well. 

Looking good Ian.   Worth the long wait for the update.  Getting closer to the start of the new build madness.  

So sitting down on the job was the idea Norm.    And where's the cuppa. ?  

Do you get commission for advertising Joseph. ?  

I can still see the excited, dribbly mouthed look on your face Chris,  when you grabbed the tires screaming, MINE, ALL MINE  before disappearing with them in the direction of the four wheeled red skip.

Coming along nicely Chris. 

Looking good Richard,   but think you are running short of axle stands. 

A lot closer to two more finished toys Chris. 

Looks better already Chris. 

42 minutes ago, the showman said:

I think  it’s the strengthening piece of trim they  put along the edge, it’s upside down and it’s a water trap.

They all seem  to rust in the same place.

My thoughts as well.  Would be less of a trap with the edge turned inwards.

2 hours ago, beardyrich said:

Hi Paul, hope you don't mind me asking as I've just (literally) joined this website and introduced myself on the forum. As a recent owner of a Gemini, I'm very impressed with your restoration. It looks as good as new.

I've just completed my own restoration and I'm very pleased with the results. However, I would like to fabricate a barrow but don't have anything to go on except for your photos. I was just wondering if you might be able to provide dimensions for the barrow bucket? Thanks.

PS. Also nearly forgot to ask where I might be able to get some 'tractor'wheels?

PM sent re wheels.

25 minutes ago, Stormin said:

 I wish I had your patience, Richard. Superb work!

And ditto from me.  

Sorry for your loss Nigel.  

2 hours ago, Stormin said:

Still got high winds up oop North. Quite a bit of flooding as well. No trees down though.

There might be a few that just need a gentle push Norm.  

Wet and windy in Aldershot. but no waves like on the coast.  Not seen any trees down, but haven't been outside to look.

Looking good Nigel. 

Well done Norm. A big sigh of relief from you.      Now, whats the next job. 

Brilliant work as usual Richard.   

Work will slow down now that the kettle has been brought back to life.  

Like the way you used the tractor to clean the fuel tank Joseph.    Saved a lot of arm rattle ache.  

Same to you Norm, and all forum members.

Getting there Ian.    Keep the updates coming.

Looking good Chris.    That old brake press has come in handy since coming out of retirement.