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Very nice work,well done ! .

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That odd , my mrs also had the hump last Christmas when she ask me to buy her an animal skin coat so i bought her a donkey jacket
you ought to have seen her face

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Thank you for your replies, and for the download of the parts list, very helpful, Hitchinsm thank you for the offer to make up an exhaust, the tractor is at my sons house, I will get him to photo the exhaust, what measurements do you want?

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Looking forward to seeing you there chaps, is Ian coming Nigel ??

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I’ve got a bit of information engine number is UCZ/W I believe that it was made in 1933 who is the jap expert on here cheers

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dont no wots gone wrong but its a landmaster rotary hoe mk1 will try pics again later

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as reguards the engine,any engine settings would be much appreciated as the engine will get a good service and the valves ground etc. points and electricals will get the usual check over aswell.pdf is welcome or a copy of manual even better.would be nice to have the engine running sweetly for new year.

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will try pics again

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What are we supposed to be looking at?!

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Hi Charlie, if its a 324 series the model is a cadet according to a parts book I have, I can give you the part numbers you need if that’s any help.

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martin. the paint was £ 10 per litre,whether its spray or brush on. what I do is get it brush mixture and then if needed you can thin and spray

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angus,its a 28 inch cut not 30 as in the topic heading. also rang the paint people and the numbers quoted are just for there mixing purposes. so sorry no ral etc. mind they will post some if you require any no problem. address t and r Williamson
paint and varnish wks.
ripon
n.yorkshire.

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watch it chris, i bought the mrs a new bag and a belt last xmass and she got the write hump
but the hoover works well now 😀

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That’s good for price, the last time I used chains was on my ford 100E. Just a thought are they as good for front wheel drive cars, I remember they use to flap around a bit. Hopefully in Devon I won’t need them.

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In view of it’s history it hasn’t had much work for years, saw bench wouldn’t be to taxing. I presume it’s got the BMC diesel engine, I think the early ones had a Perkins engine. when you take it for a run don’t be afraid to rev it, in other words give it a blow out.

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