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I believe it may be a gas poker

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If your looking for projects, have an atco tractor, that needs a significant amount of TLC, but sure you have many more projects already lined up.

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I suspect it is a pump handle

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Well done. Unbelievably it was running 10 years ago, but clutch stuck, and as a result went through the fence and 2 fields an hedges before they got it stopped. Think it will be a long project, as now seized, but I’m not aware of a running one in the uk.

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Well done Geoff, one is an atco, what’s the other. Single cylinder water cooled, dates from1919, and it’s not simar!

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The cultivator and ploughs are complete red herrings, being cultmate and rowtrac!

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Second tractor, I know of no running examples, but a couple have turned up at auction in recent years, the radiator should give it away

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A few more photos, this is the front tractor, to my knowledge there is only one restored running example, plus rumours of a couple of basket cases

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Dont want to make it to easy!

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The drawbbar for the cultivator is loosely connected to gunsmith,, but exceptionally cold on either tractor

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No problem, can take some better photos for you too,, maY be a day or so though

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An even larger one came to light recently, approx 5foot wide and 4 foot tall. One similar to mine for comparison. Sadly this time not added to the collection, although a few goodies were!

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Have recently acquired one from a nursery near exeter where they had still been using it
Seen here in it’s natural hunting ground, our potting shed on the nursery

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i have a cambridge roll, bloody heavy immovable lump!, never seen a flat roll in the flesh tough

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i believe all terrain tyres do do them

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