MJB1

been thinking how to do this for a while now & i think i got it sussed using slide-binders glued & screwed onto the sides of the shed :)for quick fix buildings

that looks very nice M71, glad to see i'm not the only one who blacks the window edges for the rubber strip

what ,a pile of metal sheets waiting to be pressed & built into some thing ? let's just hope it has better luck next time round & come out as anything but a ford :D :D ;)

ooh ! do you do impressions then ?

quite a setup you have there mate, well done & thanks for posting the pics & welcome to the forum ,look forward to seeing a few more

dribble droooooooollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll black letters please :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

post 'em up PJW let's have a look see

that looks just the job :)

like the look of those sean , could've made a neibouring farm with that lot

time you filled in those grain duckts in the shed mate

well done bjorn,good job done but i don't think the fendt will know it's there

how you going to get it to turn over if the axle is through the beam Bjorn ?

got mine mounted on a unimog of a fashion \ at the moment well it's been on it for the last 10 years anyway

give SPN a pm or e-mail him if his addy is in his profile ,as he knows the chap who built it all

i'm hardly public enemy No. 1 mate \ as for convo's sometimes the more you do the harder it becomes to get a decent result thats why i always try to do it the easiest way i can

thanks for the encouragement lads .you lot make it all worth while it comes close but it's ok on the 82 & the fendt 930 i havn't triedit on anything else ,but it probably won't go on anything else. getting better mate as fior the make i'll keep it as it is seeing as not too much paintwork was disturbed

i got one marked out ready for cutting ben

you got to thank sparrow legs for this got my enthusiasm up to finaly get it done :)

got a nice site there mate

jack the suspension up & he could have a county mod transit for field repairs

good job i'd been awake all morning as knowing my luck i'd have glued the last two furrows on the wrong way round :D best bit is ,that by cutting 5mm of the far end of the insert & turning th headstock it still fits into the box

the upshot of this is that i now also have a match plough for a smaller tractor

finished plough

pic 5; i'd already made a practice cut in the scrapper so the end needed tidying ,clean hole ,cut nail ,clue into place & file / grind down the head