nigel

my thoughts were to save your mrs legs for when you are having a shower on your camping holiday she can pump faster sitting down. its called being thoughtfull

Here's a couple more

It Lives Again!!!  It runs fantastic, with no smoke at all. The old Kohler is very strong, and the tractor feels great. After installing the tiller, (or rotovator I think most of you call them), I discovered this tractor is going to need some front weights really bad!   The front end comes up very easy.  I'm going to build a weight bracket in the front to carry some suitcase weights. I'll try, and get a video up tomorrow.
 
Matt

Handlebars back on, its ready to go to Isfield...

I'm kind of partial to Public Replacement.  For those of you who don't know, the blonde is my oldest daughter Megan.
 
 

 
With an original:

top job matt

started the holder up today first time in 6 months and let dennis ride it around the yard will finish the wiring tommorow, its got a few teething problems to sought out after fitting new injectors and glow plugs it seems very hard to start from cold i hope its just air and not the pump starts ok once its warm
 

Hi all,
 
Picked up this little beauty today, it's pretty much untouched and all original, the guy hadn't used it in ages and wanted to get rid of it so I bought it. Brought her home and after a little help with some petrol down the plug she fired away first pull. The drive works as does the scythe. She just needs a good steam cleaning, air filter assembly, new throttle cable and a new cork on the fuel tap, but other than that shes in great orignal condition. For now I'm just going to keep her in her working clothes I think.




 
The scythe takes about 30 seconds to remove or install, it's very simple!!
 
Tom

very very nice

Well, I got the rest of this beast painted today!   Got all the sand colored parts painted today, or actually the correct Case name for this color is Desert Sunset. I managed to get all these parts painted right before it started raining. The paint turned out pretty well, but it wouldn't be one of my paint jobs if something didn't land in my paint!   You'll notice in one of the pics, there is a small green leaf in the paint on my hood.   I decided not to mess with it today, as I usually just make things worse when I try to remove things when the paint is still wet. Anyway, here are a few pics. Thanks
 
Matt

Hi All
I have spoke about my president in the introductions topic, thought it would be better in this part now.
The weathers been great in Hampshire today, so I managed to get some paint on the tractor.
I will post more pics as and when.
Paul

Here is one or two photos of my merry tiller engine and frame back together I hope you like

had some time spare today and it being so nice I had a bit of Horse-play. got most of the tractor together now, I forgot how many parts there are.
the chap I got it from really stripped it even took the valves out of the tyres. I had some track-rods in stock so fitted them and will keep the stainless ones for a project. here's a couple of todays progress.

before and after
before and after

bit more done on the racer today
 

 
 

i believe the 5s' are even more identical to the suffolks

 
Koen

www.americasheartland.org
 
Here is a interesting web site.
 
Here you will find: 9 Seasons / 9 Years of Americas Heartland shows.
Each Season has 20 or more Episodes.
Each Episode in broken up into 5 or more short Videos that are
4 - 5 minute in length.
 
There are hours and hours of farm related stories to watch.
Its very interesting and informative. The stories come from all
walks of life, and all corners of the country.
 
There’s something here for all ages.
 
You can watch for free on your I-phone, tablet, or lab top.
I do the lab top and stream it to my Flat screen TV.
 
On a rain day, or snowy cold day, its something different and new.
At any rate tune in and enjoy Americas Heartland.
 
And please don’t forget to share this info.
 
Jeff

This project was something I had in my head for a while. Being a lover of Wheelhorse's and tracked vehicles having driven diggers and alike for years, I looked at a few MG's but didn't like the metal tracks 
One day a friend gave me a Wheelhorse A 90, it came from a school and had a seized engine and had been partly dismantled to stop the children playing with it, this started me thinking, all I had to do was find something on rubber tracks, narrow enough to go through a garden gate and have forward and reverse gears rather than hydromatic.
 
  
 

More progress on the Galaxy this afternoon, need to get my finger out if its going to Isfield next Sunday !!

as i was pulling out of there paul, i saw it by the back door they had just finished restoring it and were about to plug some lights in i presume it will join there display

This is one or two photos of my engine that is in my truck it has been restored by my friend Rollo man I am getting on with the frame as I will be showing it this season update you as I go along I hope you like
George S

nice your just like me you get stuck into them

looking good matt

next thing you will be walking round wiv oversized trousers and your knickers showing, at least i wear the trousers in my house,its just that my mrs tells me witch ones to put on