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i've done three competitions without them, for not using them i dont think it looks all that bad. theyve told me that if you have to look back, stop, let go of the steeringwheel and then look back

here's a few photo's from my ploughing practice
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

here's a few photo's from my ploughing practice
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

here's a few photo's from my ploughing practice
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

here's a few photo's from my ploughing practice
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

This is not your usual type of machine that you would find in the barn , it's my 1955 Bren Gun ,deactivated of coarse . Also I have some inert pineapple hand grenades .
I used to use the Bren gun 303 machine gun on a regular basis when serving in the Army along with the SLR rifle  the Bren is an awesome weapon and very powerful and accurate . This particular one was used by Paratroopers in the Suez conflict as it has the short barrel .

dont hammer the starter, thats how you kill them

Went to pick up a Wolseley 500 mower yesterday and picked up another Wolseley WD1 / 11 ( EN 12171 ) and a nice pair of cast wheels and axle off the same guy .
The head / hopper was rusted on solid and my little blowlamp kept going out due to the depth of the tank to head killing the flame .
The easy solution was to turn the Wolseley into a BBQ .
I covered the bottom of the tank with ASDA wood pellet cat litter and let it run it's course latter  -30 mins latter and  off it came with a gentle pry with a 18" crowbar .
Never tried this before ( using cat litter ) but have on occasion put a little petrol in cylinders and let it burn to free up stuck pistons .
Tip for the cat litter wood pellets - Dry them out in the sun / oven otherwise they do not burn correctly and can be smokey and try to keep the water ways open to allow the air to feed the fire.
 

could be better, the camera wouldn't stop shaking

i apologize for the wonkey camera angle and the sound quallity
 
 

i don't care for the beefburgers rather have its steak

i don't care for the beefburgers rather have its steak

they are way out of the price range here, so yeah probably will be over there too

they are way out of the price range here, so yeah probably will be over there too

mecedes unimog 401

mecedes unimog 401

i think you missed one ian

i think you missed one ian

yes i did, don't think its usefull tho

its the type of bolens
 
bolens xl series

 
bolens qt series

 
 

I'd like to see them plough a stubble field at that speed.

doesn't look like they're on proper plowing depth, the red ones are can do that too

It is a lot easier when the land has been previously plowed, disced, and tilled. I know that machine can do it, but going through Oklahoma/Kansas prairie land that has only seen bison, cows, and horses, doesn't plow so easy.

Same as on the early rj 35's then

should work, basicaly a variomatic pulley