pmackellow

Here's some more photos...
 
 

Here's some more photos...
 
 

Here's some more photos...
 
 

Paperwork for the Smallholders Show finished off this evening and will be posted in the morning, any questions please message me
 
Thanks
 
Paul

Sounds like you have the same problem we have over here Jeff, too many machines and not enough storage space !!

Won most of another Jobber on that well known auction website late yesterday evening, I'll post photos on here when it arrives

Short update....
Bendy made it to this years UK wheel horse round up and then back.... some of you saw it, the weather spoilt it off the rest.
I started on the footplates this week, using the original ones but reversed left and right.

New bars for the footrests - a bit of rebar

With the heavily modified plates back on

Amazing how the original front angle works in reverse

And with the seat on blocks to get the height

Next stop, rear transmission strip down

This is the first show of the season I am very proud of my achievement ,  with a lot of help from friends and I came home with a first prize and a cup Thanks all  who helped to make it possible

Wow some nice machines there Lauber

Here's a couple of machines with O&R power spotted at Newby Hall at the weekend...

 

 

my son and I had a little tractor party tonite, in my little shop,  and got a few of the workers repaired. My oldest(59) model, got a new reverser belt, as the old one threw a chunk out, the newer(59) needed a different carb, and my sons 1962 "600", got a new replacement engine that I found, that only has a few hours on it. Here a picture of a room full of David Bradley riding machines and attachments. 
 

Here's some photos from the Fair Organ Museum...
 
 

Here's some more photos of Beamish museum...
 
 

Beamish for us today, way aye man...
 
 

Here's some photos from the Fair Organ Museum...
 
 

Beamish for us today, way aye man...
 
 

Here are one or two photos of our first rally of 2014 nice to be out and smell the new paint hope you like  ps Found nice weights for my ploughs

Here are some pictures of my latest acquisition s to join my collection another British anzani motor Hoe and a very nice little 12'atco circa 1960.
Both came back from sunny Hampshire today where myself and Paul mackellow attended the bill targett memorial rally.

Really appreciate those who made the long journey to save me and my family a trip darn sarf this year.
A massive thanks to those who came to the Northern Wheel Horse round up. In no particular order....
Stormin - glad you came, hope you learnt something and hope swmbo doesn't spot the new addition
Paul and Wendy, hope it was worth the drive. Great to see you again. Give Bella a hug from me
Digger james, hope you enjoyed the meet up good to catch up with you.
dibnah (Tom) great to meet you at last, whonda is a fine machine, you now have to finish widestride for next year.
Simar kid(John Webster) for popping down from Richmond, your stationary engine was a nice setup!
Chris and Pam (showman) great to have your fine collection up north, you had some admirers. Thanks for the delivery too
Nigel, the Holder is something special, a top notch job. Shame about the gremlins in the electrics...
James, your commando 7 fleet is awesome, totally original workers with weights and sickle bar fab!
Nathan, glad you managed to join the forum. The major is a fine machine - the mom sticker was a good addition
Norlett -my dad.... Thanks for looking after us, and the beers!
Raider10 - my brother, thanks for putting up with us
And finally the YVA for hosting the show and Allan Walker the steward who had to sort us out!

Hope you all have a safe journey home

Here's some photos of what else is at the show...
 
 

Thanks to you as well Mark for making us all welcome, I do believe we will be back up to see you all next year !!

Nor surprised you are smiling Darren, they look superb, a credit to you  

Having a clear out of the workshop of some items I dont need & I have this up for grabs
 
Brought it as I thought it would come in handy! & as per usual it did not
 
Its a Qualter & Smith power hack saw
 
Perfick for cutting up old wheel horses etc!!
 
I have never had it running, needs a clean up & some tlc
 
Its seriously heavy so collection only
 
£100 if your interested
 
Chris

Greetings from a damp tractorfest...

From left to right....
Pam, Wendy, Paul, Chris, jake, Ewan, frank, Ian and Norm
Chris = showman
Paul = Paul
Frank = norlett
Ian = raider10
Norm= stormin
Hope that helps a few of you

Right here goes...