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That was quick and thanks Angus, the gardeners of old would possibly be either proud as punch to have one,or scared to death !!!! looks as if a Villiers engine is the power house of this wonder.

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Good news then Kev, I think we can give you another good lineup for 2014…

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when you break it down like that,i nearly passed out at the thought of paying for 35 litres of oil. it wont be cheap stuff either.but I and many others generally only put in between a quarter to half a litre in our engines ,so we are lucky .but they are not as interesting as your project , and keep up the good work nigel.

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wow such a big difference since we last saw it at tractorfest back in august. well done mate

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well totally forgot to take some pictures but looks like a good site and nice size working area. entry forms will be available shortly. big thanks to nigel it was good to have a second pair of eyes on it

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And finally.

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And another one.

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And another.

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Ok another one.

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I will give you measurements later.

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I do not see my original post with pictures,just a reply.It has a 12 horse tecumseh engine

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the brass tag says 7033 or 7038 cant quite make it out but its one of those

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just 35 miles across the pond from me then 😀

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yes its looking nice but there is still a lot of work to do yet, ive got to rewire it /strip and paint the tank/ fill up with about 35
ltrs of oils/ sort throttle cable out/ fit speedo cable etc then i will think about attatchments the snow will probaly have disapied by then 😀

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Good find, looks in good order. What make of engine.

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