Ian

I may of been known to recycle the odd bit of metal etc in the past

That's a wonderful collection of machines, thanks for posting the photo.. The Pro 7000 looks like it could make a mess of someones ankles if they stood in the way! Bet it chops it's way through the bush with no problems That's a beautiful location you live in by the way

Once you have a lathe James, you will wonder how you ever managed without one! They are such a handy bit of kit to have

I say almost as I don't use Potato shop, I use Xara Extreme.. I used to spend a lot of time creating "bit's of art" (he says laughing at the thought ) on the computer, much less these days unless I need something for one of my video's.. Most of you will of seen Garry in my video's and RS posts. One for the bear drinkers out there.. Yamaha XJR1300 street fighter... Doing the background took as much time as chopping and changing the bike about! PotatoShop Pro 5

You certainly have the knack of finding information Andy... It's nice to know a bit of history about our machines..

Have you still got the photo of my GT-14 drinks bar Mark?

A nice sized and mixed herd Andy. I think I reached 6 WH's at one point... Oh for a Workshack big enough again..

And I thought my black and decker drill was old!! Tell me Steve, does it make the "traditional B&D squeal" kind of sound when you take your finger off the button?

I like how you have built it using whatever you had knocking about the place... You can't beat recycling

That's giving me ideas.. I know someone who has a suitable engine kicking about to build one... Fantastic trike Nigel, good to see a Rover V8 powering it

Strangely If I ever have to move the shack I have been working if it is possible behind a WH.. The shack may be a bit big to fit down the lane ! She should do with ease Craig.. she certainly had a good work out today

Oh no.... Not him Thanks Mark, I hope the plug will get some more people over here to MOM I'm not sure about being the best, but thanks Karl. Yes there may of been a RS plug in the vid... I started filming that vid before MOM came into being.. And I always have my RS cap on You might be right Neil, I'm sure I've seen him before somewhere Yes, you might say the RS tin was a bit of "product placement".... Lol Knowing I've helped people find RS and now MOM is all the payment I need I hope my wife doesn't read that or she will get worried She sure did Neil, it feels like a new machine...

I have to say I like they way you have painted your Spitfire to match your Wheel Horse Yep, great things the Saxon trailers.

It was quite easy "back in the day" when I started, I think it has changed a little bit now, but not by much.

You certainly have some great Wheel Horse Neil, I wish I had such a great collection of different machines.. I'm with Tom, the reel mower is great.. Don't forget to make a few videos of it in action when the grass grows again

I really like the simplistic look of that, the less is more kind of thing. It's not "busy" looking.. I also like the way the engine looks like it's floating from some angles

Very nice work there Sir, thanks for posting it

Have you seen that creosote substitute stuff? It works as well as the original (but no longer available do to health and safety), that is the wood sucks it right in.. It even smells the same..

That's one very talented gent, amazing attention to detail especially with the little decals

That's a very nice machine, digging the red and yellow paintwork.

Have you posted this on any car forums Gareth? Seeing your photo's is ringing a vague bell somewhere... Or maybe it's just the strange sounds in my head

Thanks Karl, yes you might say the 6x6 got a bit of attention over the weekend.. I even had a chap who used to work for Toro ask me what the chassis number was

Introducing the new "Hover Horse"

I hope the chainsaw in the first picture is not what you used to dismantle it All your hard work has paid off Nigel, she looks beautiful now.. P.s.. Any chance of a drive on the Holder when Pete and I head over next week?

A very nice machine Gareth, I've always loved the shape of these.. Plenty of interesting engine mods/swaps for them as well.