4x4forks

Any literature of this sort is always worth keeping especially if you have the machine to go with it
 
I've seen manuals for these on the bay go for reasonable money...
 

Manual may not be worth anything much, but worth keeping. As is the sales leaflet. Those front indicator lens look the same as Land Rover and real Mini ones. Pity your not up this way. I've several.

Hi If you are lucky and look on the bottom of the towing hitch you may find a plate with the date on it

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 .

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 .

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 .

A site dedicated to John Allen of Oxford
http://johnallenofoxford.webs.com/apps/forums/show/2345422-general-discussion
 
and a forum dedicated to Motostandard, Gutbrod, and ELF
http://www.gutbrod.co/viewforum.php?f=7&sid=618a8bafc39b2d94f1075a5eb0f6ed84

Very nice. App these cutter bars work well
 

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 .

Fantastic work chaps , George you look younger than i thought in your JCB overalls. 

Fantastic work chaps , George you look younger than i thought in your JCB overalls. 

Hi all
Some pictures from the last two or three matches we attended we had a great time we were invited to Blairgowrie math for the first time they were impressed with standard of work I managed to get 1st for my feering second for my ploughing and 1st for my finish hope you like

Just a few pickys of the new hitch point with the three different widths and the tow point on the lower arms

Just a few pickys of the new hitch point with the three different widths and the tow point on the lower arms

Hi all
This is my new attempt at making my plough work
The problem with my Gutbrod plough is the mouldboard is not long enough for competition match ploughing although I have great success with it .Think it is time for a change the photos are of a mock up of how I would like the plough to look. I will have nine inches more beam giving me space for a disc and a skimmer, the mould board is 12 inches longer and should make a nicer furrow only time will tell once I am happy with settings it will all be welded up

Yours is a Wheel Horse original for the slotted Wheel Horse hitch, hard o say whether it was made by Brinly, Ohio Steel, or Wheel Hose themselves. The other plow is a sleeve hitch plow and most other garden tractors used this type of implement, because like a 3 point lift patented by ford, the attachments would fit all tractors. The other excepts are Gravely and Sears/David Bradley. Gravely implements were most often brand specific and would not fit other machines. Most of the Sears/DB stuff was a modified narrower Cat 0 three point lift, but instead of being 19-20 inches between lift bars the Sears/DB hitches were 12". They also featured a different style top or center link. Often people will attempt to use Sears/DB stuff on Cat 0 lifts and it doesn't work unless you modify it with proper re fabrication.

I agree with Koen. Move it back.

should be as close to the plow as possible, to far forward as it sits now

I hope that is enough, you might need less than 6" and don't forget to set the suck (tilt or toe in) and list, on flat ground the plough should lean slightly, you can recreate the lean by make the plough level when the left two tires on are 4" blocks. This simulates two right wheels in a furrow and correct the lean of the tractor to the plough. Brinly has a manual detailing this, but path Norman gave will probably be the easiest to understand.
 

Have a look in Ride On's, page 21, My topic titled Plough. July 21 2015. Some very useful info in there from the George, The Fife Plooman, on setting up your plough.  

You need to be able to move the plow off center to the right to lessen the furrow width. The position a plough needs to be will be different on tractors with different wheel base widths

Are those front weights from a husqvarna?

Is that a honda with a sports exhaust fitted??

The fifeplooman should be able to give you some advice with the setting up of your plough.

Well I finally got the chance for a small go with the new plough I picked up earlier this year. 
Need to have more room to set it up with the rear linkage . I think the furrow width is a bit too wide,
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