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  • #28784
    alan
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    The nearest image to that in the gallery is 066:

    https://vhgmc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Seed-Drill-IMGseed066.jpg

    #28385
    alan
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    Would that be the Excelsior Pyramid Truck from the mid 1950s?

    https://archive.commercialmotor.com/article/5th-june-1953/55/new-lightweight-industrial-truck

    #28372
    alan
    Keymaster

    I’ll add them to the Jalo gallery….

    https://vhgmc.co.uk/photo-galleries/jalo/

    #28354
    alan
    Keymaster

    I have seen references to these before although all I can remember is something about there being a couple of models so a MK1 and a MK2 version?

    I cannot find any reference to the machines in the archives but there is a Baromix (York Forge) advert with an address when located at Kings Heath:

    https://vhgmc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Allen-Scythe-and-Baromix-Nippy-1964.jpg

    #28331
    alan
    Keymaster

    I’ve repaired a few quite easily, I’d suggest using the genuine Kohler parts for anything like the fuel pump diaphragm.

    #28307
    alan
    Keymaster

    Thanks for the question, Plonker.

    As the internet has grown it’s now easier for people to find answers to their machinery questions on many different websites, social media or numerous sources. This means that people no longer have to actually post a question to find their answer. On a positive the throughput of people searching the website, looking at the gallery and articles is quite impressive, so although we don’t see people they are there.

    The club website also holds the database from the old forum and that is incredibly heavily searched on a daily basis. With members having posted such a huge amount of information over the years then the VHGMC online presence has been a staggeringly positive one.

    #28280
    alan
    Keymaster

    Items from the Saturday auction.

    Including:
    British Anzani
    Garner Tractor
    BMB
    Trusty with plough, toolframe,disc, cambridge roller etc.
    Ransomes MG5 with plough
    Rollo Croftmaster
    Gunsmith
    Allen Scythe
    Ransomes mowers
    Browns of Leighton Buzzard hoe

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    #28269
    alan
    Keymaster

    More photos:

    Including:

    1941 Lister DH 1.5hp engine
    1972 MF8 Tractor
    1959 AutoCulto Universal
    Planet Jnr Hoes
    1953 Howard Bantam Queens Coronation
    1986 Ransomes TurfTrak 425
    1964 Howard Hako
    1956 Rollo Croftmaster

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    #28263
    alan
    Keymaster

    More photos….

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    #28208
    alan
    Keymaster

    One machine I would like to find, but probably never will, is one of the first Bolens brought to the UK in the 1920’s.

    I used to teach garden history amongst other horticultural stuff so hence the machinery research and articles.

    https://vhgmc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Bolens-1927-Advert-1.jpeg

    #28177
    alan
    Keymaster

    Ian

    Have a good time at the show. Are you just visiting or exhibiting?

    Alan

    #28040
    alan
    Keymaster

    That’ll be a Tecumseh or Aspera engine then?

    #28038
    alan
    Keymaster

    John

    There’s some info on the old forum archive which may be of help:

    https://www.tractorbox.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=757

    Also found this reference from the early 1970’s. “an M1 Super at around £116 with a 3 h.p. engine, there are the Estate at £130, fitted with a 4h.p. engine, and the Monarch at £140.50, fitted with a 5 h.p. engine”.

    Mountfield is now owned by another company so information or archives may no longer be available or may be lost.

    Alan

    #27864
    alan
    Keymaster

    The only image I can find in my archives for a Little Giant chainsaw is an advert from 1963 with the Little Giant being mentioned as ‘Specially designed for one-handed use. Ideal for lopping and pruning. 5″ cut. price £28.0.0’.

    Little Giant Chainsaw by Tarpen 1963

    #27854
    alan
    Keymaster

    Hi Stew

    The best bits of some of the machinery is the fact that there’s hand-held equipment that goes with them.

    There’s some info which may be of interesst on the forum archive:

    https://www.tractorbox.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=7049

    Alan

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