nigel

dont be so rude

what a surperb collection matt i luv em

yes second test run the deisel engine pulls like a train its very stable will make a good workhorse i had to make some modifacations after the first test because i had one foward gear and three reverse gears

he needs his head testing

old fire estingqushers ian do you like the ladder rack

thats a bit of an oddball andre

i might have some propper wheels for that paul have you a pict of what they should be

keep posting the picts

chitty chitty bang bang has nothing on these

i bought this pile of junk and believe it or not there was half a trojan amongst it the bonnet was full of holes engine was knackerd lots of bits missing made a back bit to hold the seat unit and repaired the bonnet by glassing a frame made out of old tent poles and glassing a tank to it stuffed a honda engine in and fitted an albion 3 speed box then i made a chain gaurd out of a briggs engine cowling bit of paint and build

jo smith

you can buy mine then mark

he"s one of my triumph speed triple the bike is how i built it

they will get it right neil beleve me ive seen them at it proberly the best in the world

a clue its my mate dennis"es other halfs name

i here they have called the Dutch boys over to sort this mess out and they are bringing some of there big pumps with them .I have toured Holland a lot over the years on my bikes and trikes and always been impressed of how they keep the water in control with there pumps and dykes ime sure they will sort this out asp and hopefully our goverment learn some thing

that looks like a nice project there matt i have not seen one of them over here, it looks a very strong and well built machine i will look forward to see what you do with it over the next few months

its an annagram paul!

i built this out of my scrap pile over christmass parts included, mayfield merlin bonnet+dash/ electrac front+rear axles/ wheelhorse rear wheels/old fergi seat+steering wheel/mudgaurds 40gal oil drum

i chop things up all the time and recycle them a lot of things dont have a use these days but once converted they can have another 50 years working life,ie take a horse drawn plough cut her up add a bit here and there and it fits your tractor, farmers and smallholders have been doing it for years

yep they are still down there, they buried them and all the equipment that you see in the photos these photos are from the 1950s-1970ish