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If it’s an aluminium chain case it could be Honda, they used a hexagon shaft and the F400 Tiller had a PTO. Be able to see better when you put those photos on.

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Its not a merry tiller, is there another make that uses a similar chain case idea, the drive axle is hexagon going right through the chain case, also it has a PTO on the opposite side to the drive pulley that turns at half seed. I will post some pictures soon.

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…and the Enots ‘Coopers Protector’ syringe….

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And the Nesthill…

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The Dronwal, which I cannot find in the literature Sprayerman has provided to me…

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The knob is to adjust the spray pattern between ‘Fine’ and ‘Coarse’- see photo

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How many entries is that now then Kev ??

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thank you showman for your entry forms

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Thanks Charlie for the welcome, I will get the head cleaned and see if that makes a difference.

Cheers

Pete

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Interesting looking back Charlie, I found this bit (Ford 8) The car was powered by a 933 cc, 8 (RAC)hp Ford Sidevalve engine. The little Ford was available in two and four-door versions. In June 1935 a reduced specification two-door model was the only closed-body car ever to sell in Britain for just £100, a price it held until July 1937. If I was about back then with £120 in my back pocket I would have went for the Ford. Well saved from the tip catfish, would have been gone for good.

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hi charlie i have many bound volumes of country life dated 1960 been intresting read all winter loads ov intresting reads an pics tarpen allen oxford autogarder howard shay all but to name a few houses an land very cheap and loads of good adverts an pics of the austin gypsy useing sawbenchs welders all other sorts of tools i will take pics of some this if intrested also i got a leather bound book made up of newspapers i think it is the gateshead chronicle dateing 1860 it s the biggest thing you ever seen must weigh 2 stone plus it took me 6 monts on an off to read it classified ads and wanted were brill also a top story was about lord lamptons carriage driver who was stopped by a constable going over elvet bridge co durham driving at a furious pace aprox 5mph fined a shilling a most intresting read made me chuckle loads of names of people sent to australia for very mistermeaner crimes and i saved all of these from the tip

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Thanks Alan, it will be interesting to see how its been modified when I pick it up.

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Have a look at https://vhgmc.co.uk/forums/topic/trusty-clutch/.

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Sorry just been in for my second eye to be done and a replacement lens but by the look of the first picture I think you have to pull all that hair off it. Just be careful if you apply heat, don’t want the garage to catch fire.

Phil

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I believe a years pay for a gardener is £17.000 – £18.000 these days. I wouldn’t want to pay that for a rotavator. And theirs a lot more getting way beyond these figures. I wonder what that £120 a year would buy back then, apart from a Rototiller.

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