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not yet, i think he wants to keep it for godnows what

ah the acid, makes sence now.

wait, it also takes the rust off? i really need to get a big one then

they are the same as normall cc or farmall cub weights only difference is that they've put them on the inside of the rim. they are not specially made to be put on the inside of the rim

those aren't rare, ive got them in the wheel horse, they're just normall farmall cub front wheel weights

over two grand now, way out of my price range

Like this guy does? https://m.facebook.com/groups/887297647988224?view=info He's a friend of ours and is the reason why shipping small things from the states costs me bugger all

ooh george thorogood do need a haircut

no he promised a good mower to someone, apearantly that should be this one

testing my patience

As the title says i HAVE to repair this thing for my boss. I've tried to Tell him it isnt worth The time and money. But je keeps telling me this is(was) a really good mower and it even has a new blade. Well here are some pics, you be the judge, would you repair it or throw it out? Said "New blade" Yes, real quality right there, almost cut myself on that Doesnt at all look homemade I can imagine there's going to be some foul language getting this thing apart Getting the bolt through the hole in the blade was like throwing a sausage through a garage door, no wonder it vibrated like hell Results of said vibrations And the State of the deck I forsee a lot of cussing and yelling, maybe even flying tools

are you seeing a different photo then us?

changing out the locks isn't that hard something pointy and a hammer and those bolts come out no problem

nope, its a fordson with woodgassifier, only thing pig related is the starting it

Today we went to the mechanisk musuem. The owners come from a Town or two over and moved to denmark about 10 years ago to start a museum. Luck would have it they also had a show this weekend. Anyway here's some photo's Thats all of the pictures i took

thinking its a non standard size, maybe the same as the coupling thread on a big union joint?

Today we found another agricultural museum Here the pictures Batery on my phone went dead so no more pictures infortunately

Today, another museum, another post with pics Only 120 of this tractor were made Deutz intrac, dont see these too often Oliver 60, neat little tractor Danish JL Volvo BM build into a Combine harvester German röhr tractor Schlüter A couple of tool carriers Eicher tool carrier with mounted potato planter Russian tool carrier Bührer International 10-20 on original rubber tyres Another international 10-20 Hürlimann, beautiful tractor Belarus t150 Lots of implementatie hanging from the roof Munktel Oliver with a hole in the manifold Masseur Harris Fordson Power Major with a funny looking cab German Alpenland, never seen one of these before Allis Chalmers G Case L This was the first tractor the owner of the museum had on the farm That was all for today

yep it is, a 12 horse at the front and a 10 horse at the rear

Im vacation in denmark which was a good excuse go and visit the denmark Ferguson museum. Here's some pics And here's something we saw while driving Thats all for now, i'll put more pics up at the end of the week

Looking good, but you say you wont be plowing 7to8 inches deep, how deep do you have to plow because i have to plow that deep

Cant say i've heard of it before, but for that money why not look for a good used one of a known brand? Like this Lincoln https://www.gumtree.com/p/welding-equipment/lincoln-191c-mig-welder-reduced-/1176574540

zineb, an off white powder used as fungicide

what's there to see in this photo?