And here's where it's made.
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Jesus Seahorse that is a massive Plant!
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Jesus Seahorse that is a massive Plant!
herts digger
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Lister
Get it sorted boy,I want to hear it running again,and I bet you still havn't put a cover on it.
Lister CS (cold start) 5 hp diesel engine,approx 1940s, in need of a new head gasket!
Get it sorted boy,I want to hear it running again,and I bet you still havn't put a cover on it.
herts digger
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Hens
And I thought foxes and chickens were not supposed to go together,in the mean time,some free range eegs should be winging their way to you soon.
LOL. Only just noticed this reply!
No, tis true...I've got to find room for some free-range chucks yet!
And I thought foxes and chickens were not supposed to go together,in the mean time,some free range eegs should be winging their way to you soon.
And I thought foxes and chickens were not supposed to go together,in the mean time,some free range eegs should be winging their way to you soon.
Foxes love chickens!!!
Cheers m'dear...much appreciated.
Don't know how old these are, just saw them in a field.
Phil
Phil
Seahorse
Grumpy auld mod.
Ya beauty!! How cool are they???? Just luvin them.
Don't know how old these are, just saw them in a field.
Phil
Is pic 3 an Acrobat?
pic three is a Hay Tedder, Shucky.
Stationary engine aka a spit bang!That's great! What is it?
Stationary engine aka a spit bang!
or as me old man used to call 'em, Galloping Standstills !
pic three is a Hay Tedder, Shucky.
Thanks for answering that Ricasso, I hadn't go a clue
Phil
Thanks for answering that Ricasso, I hadn't go a clue
Phil
no probs mate, its used to turn the cut hay in the fields to dry it evenly before baling ( a mine of useless information!)
no probs mate, its used to turn the cut hay in the fields to dry it evenly before baling ( a mine of useless information!)
Any idea what the first one on the same post is ?
Phil
no probs mate, its used to turn the cut hay in the fields to dry it evenly before baling ( a mine of useless information!)
Its called an Acrobat.
Id love to know meself, Ive a feeling its something to do with spinning potato's (lifting 'em)
its a Tedder!!! depends where you come from I suppose
Ha Ha Ric! you west country boys make me die!
, Isnt it funny how the regional name is different depending on where you live! Over here it is an Acrobat but it does exactly as you said! Turns the Hay over to dry on the other side!
not west country originally,hertfordshire born and bred, tedding=turning
Ah o.K I stand corrected mate!
