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Is the cover screwed on or held by a clip that slides across to free the cover? If this engine is like most other Villiers the difficult part if removing flywheel is resetting timing as there is no keyway, the flywheel is on a tapper.

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Advert for the roadless tracks from The Fruit Grower magazine Oct 4th 1934.

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Alan a good slide show, certainly shows what variety of machinery was at Newark.
Looking at all the photos did raise an ever present question about any exhibit. How and where to put the exhibit number and any other information?

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Peter, welcome to the forum. It looks as if your photo files need reducing. Shrinkpic is a good bit of free software that will do it automatically.

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A couple of photos from Newark.

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jtg1 let me know if you have not received it by Monday and I will send you a copy. I know they can and do get lost in the post occasionally.

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And the answer is……………………
Monrotiller series MG3.
This machine was made by Mechanised Gardening based on the Monrotiller series 3. Major difference is handlebar arrangement and Clinton engine. More in future issue of The Cultivator.

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