the showman

Pretty sure I’ve got the  right  engine for that, all complete and be heard running 

Got a few bits done today, first was the lift handles, stripped and cleaned then 4 rear hubs and a few pulleys.
The fuel tanks were in poor condition inside and a bit of head scratching.Plan. A  acitone and pebbles and do the okey coney round the garden with one in  each hand, plan B tie them to the rear wheels of a Wheelhorse and do donuts round the garden, and plan C Pams tumble dryer, then. I had a better idea, a cement mixer, strap them in and drink tea for an hour. 

Got a few bits done today, first was the lift handles, stripped and cleaned then 4 rear hubs and a few pulleys.
The fuel tanks were in poor condition inside and a bit of head scratching.Plan. A  acitone and pebbles and do the okey coney round the garden with one in  each hand, plan B tie them to the rear wheels of a Wheelhorse and do donuts round the garden, and plan C Pams tumble dryer, then. I had a better idea, a cement mixer, strap them in and drink tea for an hour. 

Got a few bits done today, first was the lift handles, stripped and cleaned then 4 rear hubs and a few pulleys.
The fuel tanks were in poor condition inside and a bit of head scratching.Plan. A  acitone and pebbles and do the okey coney round the garden with one in  each hand, plan B tie them to the rear wheels of a Wheelhorse and do donuts round the garden, and plan C Pams tumble dryer, then. I had a better idea, a cement mixer, strap them in and drink tea for an hour. 

Got a few bits done today, first was the lift handles, stripped and cleaned then 4 rear hubs and a few pulleys.
The fuel tanks were in poor condition inside and a bit of head scratching.Plan. A  acitone and pebbles and do the okey coney round the garden with one in  each hand, plan B tie them to the rear wheels of a Wheelhorse and do donuts round the garden, and plan C Pams tumble dryer, then. I had a better idea, a cement mixer, strap them in and drink tea for an hour. 

As found
 
 

Got a few bits done today, first was the lift handles, stripped and cleaned then 4 rear hubs and a few pulleys.
The fuel tanks were in poor condition inside and a bit of head scratching.Plan. A  acitone and pebbles and do the okey coney round the garden with one in  each hand, plan B tie them to the rear wheels of a Wheelhorse and do donuts round the garden, and plan C Pams tumble dryer, then. I had a better idea, a cement mixer, strap them in and drink tea for an hour. 

Great job  on the bonnets - a work of art.

After 10 years of exclusive WH ownership, I’ve turned to the dark side.
 
picked this up from the Essex coast the other night after a mammoth 11 hour round trip.
 

 
it’s in average condition, not much rust. But has the scars of an engine transplant. It’s a tidy job, but they’ve chopped the hood and chassis...
looking for a few bits:
kohler k241 engine
dunlop implement tyre 6-12
 
 

Well it’s off the bench a few more bits to do but it’s getting there

Both bonnets all welded up  and cleaned up, I’m so pleased with them I thought they were scrap at  the beginning.
Big thanks to my son Steve for his help.

Another job done and something else crossed off the list.

Another job done and something else crossed off the list.

Another job done and something else crossed off the list.

Another job done and something else crossed off the list.

Nice job Ewan, 

Nice job Ewan, 

I think you may need to drill a small drain hole as the filter looks like its facing up and might catch water off the bonnet

Both bonnets all welded up  and cleaned up, I’m so pleased with them I thought they were scrap at  the beginning.
Big thanks to my son Steve for his help.

Both bonnets all welded up  and cleaned up, I’m so pleased with them I thought they were scrap at  the beginning.
Big thanks to my son Steve for his help.

I think you may need to drill a small drain hole as the filter looks like its facing up and might catch water off the bonnet

I won’t be taking it out in the wet chris 😂 suggestion noted, will have a look tomorrow 

Cock up sorted 

No I’ve found out on the Jd 70 it has a bend from the carb to the air filter which would raise it above the pedal and then the filter sticks out at An angle, so I will be cutting a lawn mower handle up tomorrow and will make a couple of flanges up