Ian

Stop it guy's, your making me dizzy

It's been an interesting sort of day you might say A write up will have to wait until the final specs are decided on, but you might say its evolving a bit Here's a short vid of todays fun, only one exhaust is plumbed in for flames at the mo. Once it is right the other side will be sorted..

Nice work Koen, it looks plenty strong enough to hang even more weight from

A write up on how it was done later, but for now a few photos

I like your thinking Norm

Oops indeed

Great photo's Norm, if you could bring me back the red IH? crawler back when you visit the museum next.......

Well... It's been a while since I've done a Why Not update and not much has been happening really.. Part of the kit I bought fried its self, so I made my own.. Ready to be bolted on.. Bolted in place under the fender pan.. There is plenty of space around the coils, it's just a badly taken photo that makes it look otherwise! And a bit of spark testing... I am getting a spark, just enough of a spark! Any ideas?

That's one way to make sure all the water runs off

The workshops looking good mate, a fantastic view in the mornings too

The 3 point on my Wh GT-14 is Cat 1, I think the size suits it perfectly. Not the best of photos!

Me likes the metalic paint

Did Nigel not mention that the seat is going to be re-trimmed with the old sheet that's resting on the office chair? It does seem to be a good match with the pink furry dice

Looks like your winning the battle Mark

Do they have to be Cat 0? Cat 1 3 point kits are quite cheap on Fleabay..

That's a cool video, you never know what's lurking hidden in barns.. Is it bad of me to look at some of them and think "Hot rod"?

Now this is going to be an interesting build if the quality of Kermit is anything to go by Would it not be easier to buy a pair of trailer hubs the right size rather than paying a shop to make you a pair?

A great find Tom, the plough looks good behind your Cubby I'd of thought the best way to clean the rust off is just to use it and plough up the garden

Looks like you have made a good start with your loader, looking forward to seeing it finished and being used

That's a good idea, saves lot's of bending over machines and/or struggling to get back up once kneeling. I need to put my big bench back up when I'm ready to pull Why Not apart for painting..

Rather you than me Alain, that's a lot to turn by hand!

The tipper body looks good James

Nigel's workshop smelt like an old fashioned car paint shop yesterday.. It was rather nice Oh.. The paint looks good too

I agree with Norm, That's some contraption