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Nige, don't spose you wanna restore a Trojan for me , I aint got the time or know how .

Have you ever sold something that you wish you hadn't . A year ago I sold my RJ58 ,it needed a fair bit of work but was still a nice tractor and I ended up selling it for £50 less than I bought it for It still went to good home and I hope the new owner is enjoying her

I like the fergy but a bit too pricey for me .

That's realy cool John, I love folk art .

Yup, you are dead right, she's gonna effing kill ya.

Love the pic of York Mark , Ageless , no evidence of modern time , convert that pic to sepia tone & you could almost be in Georgian period

Ah the fun dirty bit , still therapeutic ., wil it be sprayed or hand painted?

She looks right at home with the big boys Tom

Looks like a good project chris , pretty rare those ones . Did that model have wheel arch fenders???

Once again another great video Ian ,

Simon, would you do a thread on your Royal Enfield & if you have other interesting machines it would be good to hear about them

We have some pill boxes down here in somerset dotted around the countryside. As a kid we used to play in the old pill boxes at Horchurch airdrome , building dens . Horchurch airfield was part of the London & Thames defence along with biggin hill & Duxford. Those were great days I used to live in Abbey Wood Lane , shown at the bottom of the map airfield layout. Even to this day my father often digs up old parts from a crashed plane that didn't reach one of the runways and crash landed two houses away.

Some fascinating pic there Simon , I wished I lived nearer as I would enquire about finding them a new home, Love the Royal Enfield , is it yours?

Simon, I'm in no rush to get it restored ,so when you get back is fine . It is showing a drake & fletcher pressure gauge , so I thought the whole thing was a D&F. But then it could be a weeks????????

Welcome to Mom Simon , look forward to hearing about your sprayers I particularly am interested in this as I also have a D & F orchard sprayer that I am hoping to get restored one day .( fancy a job Restoring her for me ) . Here are some pics

Thanx for the plans , could be really useful to the Bolens guys here . Shipping cost from US to UK works out really expensive especially when they add all the taxes aswell

Does your Tecumseh engine have solid state ignition as these are prone to having problems starting if the ignition coil fails.

Here is what your lawn ranger should look like when done , great lawn tractors , The lawn ranger was Cecil Ponds favorite tractor , To find out all about Cecil Pond I highly recommend buying the Wheelhorse complete history book from Michael Martino . Tecumseh engines are quite hard to find here in UK especially the one that you need so you may need to consider putting a kohler engine in which is a better engine in my opinion. You may find you need to get some part ie steering wheel , from USA. You have found a great little tractor & there is plenty of wheelhorse experts here on Mom to help you get your lawn ranger up & running. Most of all , have fun doing restoring it

Great idea Mark , I'm sure that would do well on eBay or as an upgrade addition to your decal collection.

Good haul Chris, the little ranger looks a nice little project

I like that a lot ,

I very much doubt he will sell it at that price

I enjoy The great company on this site ,some great knowledgable people .& looking forward to some new members Love to see the young guys here enjoying the chat & vintage machines

Ah can't beat a good ole burn up on a cold January morning . It reminds me of being a kid and building a den in the woods then having a bonfire around the den

Gonna try to get a Wheelhorse gathering down hear in the south west , Maybe at the bath & west show