[charlie]

If you need the dimensions and details of end fittings I can give you them using the cable on my 56A.

[charlie]

All you need now are a dozen chickens and you are in business!

[charlie]

A great find, I guess the big question now is who made it?

[charlie]

Has this very tidy looking old Rowtrac found a new home yet?

[charlie]

A gathering of Lister engines this year will be rather poignant as Lister Petter went into administration last week.

[charlie]

One of the problems with the Monro Tiller and other machines with a similar chain drive to the rotors is the bottom wears out, this might explain the wooden case.

[charlie]

Ahh the OLC secret society still going then, maybe they should be more open like the VHGMC.

[charlie]

A good collection, nice to see the JALO transfer and a T H White dealers plate.

[charlie]

A smart looking machine, the front bumper/load carrier looks good too.

[charlie]

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[charlie]

limit is 3072KB per file. e mail the files to me at vhgmc@btinternet.com and I will see if I can upload them.

[charlie]

Have looked in spares pile and I do have the parts you need, all I need to do is strip the gearbox to get the gear out.

[charlie]

I think you need to download shrinkpic this will solve the upload problems you are having.

[charlie]

Your problem with uploading photos is file size exceeds 3072Kb limit. I use shrinkpic software which automatically reduces fikle size.
The engine looks original and the carb and inlet manifold are normal for the Monro Tiller, do you have the engine cowling? The machine id plate should be on it with machine number, if so I can date it from that number (not engine number).

[charlie]

It might be a good idea to place a bit of plywood or similar on the scales to spread the load from the piece of timber in the ball hitch.

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