PHILIP BLAND
@autophil Active 2 weeks ago-
autophil replied to the topic MOWER ? in the forum Grass Cutting Machinery 1 year ago
Thank you for the information.
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autophil started the topic MOWER ? in the forum Grass Cutting Machinery 1 year ago
Would like to know what make this mower is please.
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autophil replied to the topic TRUSTY ON FILM in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 1 year, 4 months ago
sorry try this link
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autophil started the topic TRUSTY ON FILM in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 1 year, 4 months ago
Some time ago I came across this short clip of the Trusty factory?
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMBVlLWrs76QalEzs9fi8gLi7sm8w3TZwO55RjX -
autophil replied to the topic Warning email in the forum General talk and discussion 1 year, 4 months ago
this is what I received dont click on any links
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autophil started the topic Warning email in the forum General talk and discussion 1 year, 4 months ago
Hi had a worrying email from vhgmc about Compensation has others had this ?
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autophil replied to the topic Howard Rotavators timeline in the forum Help and information 1 year, 9 months ago
Hi sadly this site closed down but there is a small bit of info.
https://howardgem.webs.com/apps/links/ -
autophil replied to the topic Name that 2 wheeled tractor in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 4 years, 3 months ago
Hi here is a photo of our local ploughing match. They are all Auto culto in the line up. My friend who is in the photo said they where a good machine. They do pre date the modern Trusty/Iron horse /Bmb.
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autophil replied to the topic Trusty book in the forum General talk and discussion 4 years, 9 months ago
I was watching WOW a good price.
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autophil started the topic Trusty book in the forum General talk and discussion 4 years, 9 months ago
Just finished on eBay was a book belonging to the head salesmen of Holttum of Cambridge.It had lots of photographs of the tractors in use .Did anyone on the forum obtain it ?
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autophil started the topic Bingham 1996 in the forum General talk and discussion 4 years, 11 months ago
Having been furlough I have got a lot of odd jobs done. One has been copying videos on to a hard drive. came across Bingham working day I think 1996.
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autophil replied to the topic Howard 400? in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 4 years, 11 months ago
Rodneyt thanks but i am all sorted now .I found this firm on the net thay where most helpfull
https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/ (please remove if not aloud) -
autophil started the topic Howard 400? in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 5 years ago
Hi looking for information please,
a jap 4/3 on my 400,
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autophil replied to the topic Chester Hudson. in the forum General talk and discussion 5 years ago
Charlie that would be good if I may have a contact number.
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autophil replied to the topic Chester Hudson. in the forum General talk and discussion 5 years ago
hi thanks, if he is still selling, has anyone got his phone number, please
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autophil started the topic Chester Hudson. in the forum General talk and discussion 5 years ago
Hello anyone know of Chester Hudson is he still about?
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autophil started the topic JAP 2a in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 5 years, 1 month ago
Hi I am looking for a rocker cover for a JAP 2a if not I will make one
With thanks -
autophil started the topic Mayfield cutter bar in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 5 years, 4 months ago
Hi am looking for help and information with what I think a bearing on the cutter bar (see pictures)?
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autophil posted an update 6 years ago
@s1g hiya I am looking for information with a gem I have, please.the no I believe is g677.with a bj engine. I am looking for a set of new head gaskets.
with thanks Philip -
autophil started the topic Howard gem in the forum Pedestrian operated machines 6 years ago
Decided today to pull a gem out from the back of my shed.Had it several years given to me from a local man .
The serial number g677
Any help on age would be welcome.
And help with an exhaust please.
With thanks phil. - Load More
