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21 minutes ago, Chris said:

Very dodgy bunch of fellas any of you pre war

 

Looks an interesting place

Its a very interesting place Chris, they seem to want us back next year so will publicise it on here hopefully 

12 minutes ago, Stormin said:

Didn't know they had snatch Land Rovers during the '40's

 

And what would possess a man to walk round with Lambretta on his chest?

Bit of artistic license I think Norm, V8 so it sounded nice

Thanks Chris, unusual shot of me at the trough then !!

Here's some more photos including the obligatory group photos...

Looks like a good event even if the weather was not great, poor dog looks worn out !

Nice machine, Sisis is good quality kit and priced accordingly !

Forgot about this post...

I bought the bug at the start of this post from Ben in July and its on its way back to full health...

Great photos Doug

We went to this show last year it was very good

Its sold now to a man in Norfolk !

Here's mine when I bought it earlier this year and what it looks like so far...

That was for the 5hp Norm, that's the quick one !!

Here's a photo of the 1973 advert

Reading through my literature I also found a brochure from 1970, so even earlier !

Happy birthday Joseph, double figures !!

On ‎08‎/‎09‎/‎2017 at 6:38 PM, Chris said:

Were westwoods built in the 70s??

 

I would have guessed 1988

I've got a 1973 advert for the Lawnbug Chris so I would have thought Westwood tractors started in the early 70's ?

They're a job to date Andrew, I would say 1960's/70's

Just now, Stormin said:

That sack barrow type thingy in the first photo. I recognise the tine part. We know what it's off now Chris.

That's my Sisis rake that did not sell

I think you got a good deal with those gang mowers too Harry

Ardingly Collective Sale today.

I took some bits to sell, I sold 2 out of 3 so to paraphrase Meatloaf that ain't bad

I spent all of £3.60 on a nice little Allen lawn sweeper, that should clean up OK

Here's some photos...

7 hours ago, Stormin said:

 I can't help with your request for a kit, but I am curious as why it's called a chicken power engine?

Because it makes the bike go clucking fast

Landmaster Gardenmaster E10 electric rotavator in the last photo, I've got one of them !

I think the tree survived Norm

Great photos Mr Showman

Glad the tiller did the job

A nice chilled day spent at this delightful private railway in East Kent, we took along some of our Jalo collection

Here's some photos...

Great video Joseph

just one small point my Wheelhorse is a Commando not a Raider

Sorry don't know the make of either,

I saw that rotavator on the bay of e that's quite an unusual layout

Great photos, thanks for sharing them

Great photos Mr Showman

Sorry about the second photo, I appear to have a face like a slapped a**e !!