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All Noted, Sam, It’ll go in November Cultivator….

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Could it be an Enfield Cycle Co. mower?

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See thee there then, John, I’ll print the book off for ‘ee….

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It’s not only Mr Wallingfield who has woken up here’s Mr JTG! He’s picturing a better Spraymobile than mine as well! I can send you a PDF of the manual if you like, a couple of changes from my 1958 one:
1. Two rear wheels, mine has one,
2. Looks like an F15 engine, mine has an Mk12. Your engine could be badged BSA..

Mine will be at Newark, are you coming?

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Some nice period photo’s on there, Charlie. That sprayer looks like a Bean….

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I’ll take the liberty of putting an advert in the latest Cultivator for you Terry….

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Hose is the problem, I’d like to find a few yards…
I have a Mysto bucket, mine has straight sides….

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Thanks Andy, I’ve had a look through my photo’s and the only one I can come up with is the Landmaster Kestrel….

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I’ve heard that the breakfast is legendary!

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Another one I haven’t got, good find!

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Looks like one that could have been made by a domestic appliance manufacturer may have made. For instance Monitor was owned by Parkinson Cowan. The handles look decidedly 1950’s flat iron-like.

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Very nice collection, would you like to send me these photo’s for the Cultivator. They’ll be great for the February issue, It’ll be the right time for people to go to museums when there is not a lot on…

Some good display ideas as well…

cultivator-editor@outlook.com

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That’s a good find, Ivan. Trusty brochures are always sought after….

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Here’s one, Kev, Weald of Kent Steam Rally, 1st & 2nd August 2015, just notified to me by Robert Farmer…

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Neither of my machines have run satisfactorily since last October. I’ve got my 1968 Merry Tiller running fairly well now, still hunts a bit even with a different carb. and governor spring, I’m just stripping the carb. on my 1965 model now. I’ve found debris in the tap, tank and fuel pipe so far, pushed an old throttle cable through the pipe, got the tap off and cleaned that out, debris visible in the connection on the carb. body. I have found that if you are very careful you can avoid damage to the emulsion tube by removing the four screws and sliding the float chamber diagonally. They don’t unscrew very well anyway. Thanks Wristoin for you’re timely advice! 😉

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