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Wendy and I went into Hampshire this morning along the scenic A272 to collect this little machine that I had won on that well know auction site Its a Landmaster Gardenmaster 34, not quite complete but with lots of bits including a direct plug in Tarpen drive (hadn't got one of them) plus a pair of tines, a spin weeder, a stand for when the machine is running a drive unit, another drive head and two tine covers There was another Tarpen shaft drive hedge cutter as well Not bad for £5.50 !!

Sounds like however you dress it up Kelsey Publishing have got this decision a bit wrong then...

A couple more are on their way from the USA, I will post photos on here when they arrive

Cheers Kev, thanks for your support

That's great, bet all the drivers ached a bit afterwards !!

Thanks Ian, will you be bringing Mr Grumpy as well ??

Great information Jim, as always !!

Another Merlin surfaces !! Nice collection of ride ons

Hello Stuey welcome to MOM I have a couple of those Versatillers they are known as the Mark 4, and I have a manual for them which I would be happy to copy for you, just let me know your address in a private message. The engine is an Aspera or Aspera Tecumseh. The Landmaster is a Gardenmaster 80 with a 79cc JAP engine, nice little machine Paul

Have a good day Mr Castle, talk soon

Good video, love the portable engine driving the threshing drum !! What make was the pink tractor at the end of the video ??

Each to their own Norm, not everyone will be interested in everything on here...

WD40 is the stuff you need Tom, as already stated

Just to comment on the above, due to my inability to stop rabbiting I am the highest poster on here (sorry guys) and I rarely mention WH even though I own three of them...

Looks a nice project Nathan

OK Mr Forgetful !!

I think there's more than one...

Great photos James, well done mate !!

Mon Dieu Mon dieu Rodders !!

Cheers lads much appreciated... anyone else coming ??

Here's some more...

Part of the enjoyment of collecting these machines is getting the literature to go with them My Cub cadet brochure collection is getting more extensive, I'll start with photos of the most recent one that arrived yesterday...

T&M does seem to have lost the plot I think, but forums like this give a quicker answer or correspondence... I still like a read of a magazine though...

I agree there are far too many tractor magazines on the market which all seem to overlap, there seems little room for horticultural machinery though which is a shame...