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My lad is on leave , and couldn,t wait to get the plough out and play in the melting slush.
 

Well we had to give it a go, remember where we put all the kit ,fit it and have a play  

isn't it fun playing in the snow? i spent my afternoon the same way, clearing all the sidewalks in the village atleast an hour of play time

Well we had to give it a go, remember where we put all the kit ,fit it and have a play  

Well we had to give it a go, remember where we put all the kit ,fit it and have a play  

Hi all
I have reached plan Z I am now on plan A again I have used my Gutbrod plough beam and married it to the BMB frog and board only need to work on the skimmer or disc
I am also looking at a longer mouldboard to fit the Gutbrod frog  the board I have on is  22 inches from back to front the new one is 39 inches from back to front
Two plans on the go if one works I will be happy

Hi all time to judge I had wee bend in my finish let myself down very good day seemed to have lost some pics on the day

Hi all
Had my new plough in the ground today for the first not very bonny but a start has been made
Need to make mouldboard tilt and check for plough for running parallel with the tractor but in principal it is OK both things can be sorted seems easy to pull the ground was not the best it was barley straw that had been cultivated but I have made a start, and happy it can be altered to work well

Hi thank u so much this should help me out thanks again 

Hope this helps

Wow cool ! I am going to put some bars on a Ransomes and stand on the seat !!!!

This was the equipment I used. 1978 Montgomery Wards 5 hp 4 speed with reverse. I have a hiller attachment I'll use to created bed rows

Nice piece of work
 

I have two food plots ready right now, the third is larger than these two together. My plan is to plant in stages to stagger the harvest into late next fall and have the sun room ready to use as a winter green house

Went oop North to pick this up today
 
It's a Wheelhorse R26 rear engine rider, fairly rare over here I would think
 
It's a bit rough and ready at the moment but it has the all important spec plate, a sound deck and was not dear
so a good project methinks
 
Not a runner but has good compression so fingers crossed
 
Here's some photos...

I will be giving this set up a try this week as I have 20 acres to practise on this should be fun will let you all know how I get on when my disc and skimmer it trimmed to fit will be trying it also

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-BRINLY-HARDY-SALES-BROCHURE-NEW-COMPACTOR-RAKE-1971/182823226639?_trkparms=aid%3D444000%26algo%3DSOI.DEFAULT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D41451%26meid%3Dc142beaeba6c44df913a0cd33068b5e9%26pid%3D100752%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D182864308578&_trksid=p2047675.c100752.m1982
 

Opps !  How did that happen ? I was driving down the road and I found this in my trailer
 
Just bought another tractor. Allen Oxford Motostandard with finger bar mower and including a gen owners and parts manual.
Everything works great and the only missing thing is one front indicator lens is missing .
Now need some long grass to mow .

Just keep an eye on things if you increase the bade speed. It can rattle thing loose. I lost a couple of bolts from my fingerbar.

Just had a go with it as a hedge cutter in the upright position, works quite well but would be better on my Gutbrod 1032 with the reduction hubs in to slow down forward speed and increase blade speed 

Very nice machine, I noticed it on the bay and was tempted but didn't need another, I thought it was a very good price though. Do you not find you need the front weight?

That's tidy, well done !!

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

Just had a go with it as a hedge cutter in the upright position, works quite well but would be better on my Gutbrod 1032 with the reduction hubs in to slow down forward speed and increase blade speed