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Had thought of that one John, the door did not look strong enought to take the weight of a tractor so I will use the ramps I already have and just have the door as side opening and not weight bearing !!

Just trying to help...

Well tell her 9 is a nice round number !!

750kg Gross Trailer weight and the trailer empty weighs 250kg, so 500kg carrying capacity, that should be enough for what I want to carry in it

mmm I have done that before !!

Tell your good lady its a present for her, worth a try !!

Yes it has been treated already so its not a mat on bare wood...

As I said might be worth a phone call...

Yes I will check that every so often, these mats (stable mats) are great but I know that they can hold water underneath, so it will be lifted regularly to check out the floor...

Here's the 240 volt Conyers genset, its got a JAP 2A tank on it at present, Steve D has given me the right tank for it so a change over will happen somewhen, its on my "to do" list !!

Yes but I think he might want to sell it.

Neil you are right there is a 100 in The Showmans stable but I'm not sure for how much longer, might be worth a chat...

Rubber matting now fitted to floor, expertly trimmed to fit by my dear wife... she's a good girl

At least its all under cover and out of this crap weather Steve thats the main thing mate

Thanks for your comments gents I also have a 240 volt Conyers set with an Aspera engine on it plus various flavours of Tarpen generators, 110 and 240 volt with wattages ranging from 400 to 1500

That looks great, top job !!

For most events we have the use of the inlaws motor caravan, I wouldn't put a window in the trailer for the same reason as it won't be decalled up, I don't want people to know whats in it...

Ah, remind me before Newby Hall, I have a most of a spare unit for a Wheelhorse that you can have for a nominal sum...

A mate of mine down on the Sussex Coast (no not Mr Showman) has a large collection of stationary engines, mainly generators and battery charging sets, amongst which is a little set made by W.E.Conyers Ltd. I always fancied this little set and thought if one came along I would add it to the collection, as its 6 12 or 24 volt I could use it to demonstrate the 12 volt Tarpen equipment that I have. Walking round the Sunday Sortout at Newark last November I spotted a Conyers set on the very last stall we looked at. It wasn't dear so was duly purchased and brought back to the camping field (see first photo below) A few days later I popped down to see our mate Steve who owns the other Conyers set and found that not only did my set run with a bit of tinkering (and a bit of smoke - too much oil in the petrol) but that it and Steves set are only two serial numbers apart !!

Thats the one...

Its back on there Neil... Installation depends on the application, for your Trojan you may need some mounting brackets fabricated...

Heres a photo of the second Multigardner on the rotavator chassis, taken yesterday evening, nearly finished...

And heres another few items I picked up last year...

Fantastic job, well done !!

We could sleep in it John, not at Newark though its too damn cold !!! Hairy pooch not forgotten as regards accomodation...