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I too have an unknown barrow sprayer. I’ve never seen anything like it but it has a paddle as well. They may have been made by local blacksmith for a large estate.

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According to my info. the letter O after S80 is the year 1958…

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Looks like an M&G product, better known for their seed drills.

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I have a book for the F15 engine and it mentions a Flywheel extractor, it seems it doesn’t self-extract like the older Villiers engines.

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Douglas made agricultural equipment, shoe making tools, motorcycles and Italian Vespa scooters all in Kingswood Near Bristol.

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While I don’t have direct experience of this firm, they do have a very good reputation among the stationary engine enthusiasts for their knowledge and helpfulness.
https://www.acbelting.co.uk/belts.asp

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Known in mower circles as a Frankenstein Mower!

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Mine hasn’t arrived yet!

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The December issue, No:150, is now underway but I probably won’t be able to attend the Newark Vintage Tractor Show, so I need some pictures and some copy. Please send anything you have to:
Cultivator-Editor@outlook.com
Thanks a lot, your editor.

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I don’t have much for the June Issue, so to save me writing the whole thing, which would be boring, please send me your articles to Cultivator-Editor@outlook.com Thanks a lot, Alan….

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I saw one at Newark in 2010

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….and now I’ve joined!

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Nice picture, I must have a look at that site!

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I do recognise where thee’s got that ‘un! Down near Pilton”

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Cheers, Angus, they do everything but start! a couple of wrinkles would be most helpful. The ones on my Clinton engined Professional models are much more amenable!

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