SirTainly

Feel a little responsible as I said it was close the other day. I wasn't as aware of the all the details differences that John's pointed out, but for me it's close enough at least until we start getting proper models of Doncaster tractors. Fingers crossed.

Pulled the new to me (last year) roller out of hiding and fought with the quick hitch for a long while! Now need to pull the chain harrow out of the weeds.

Thanks both, I thought it was usually called a billhook, but like most things it has other local names. I think Hedgehog here is the brand of tools, which was different to the manufacturer.

When we moved in, this was in the stables, but was very rusty. A bit of work this morning and we're back to this, and now sharp enough to cut baler twine on bales. From the markings it's a Cornelius Whitehouse and son of Cannock, 9.5" blade. A bit of googling tells me it has to be pre 1967, expect it's quite a bit older. Hopefully I can find someone to rehandle it.

Ebay have had complaints and suspended the account? Definitely something going on, and hopefully you can get your money back if you aren't getting the goods.

Or perhaps a good seller's account was hacked, and used for nefarious purposes. Other option, and this happened to me, I was in a car crash whilst selling stuff, and then spent 8 weeks in hospital. Had to get friends and family to send what was already packed or email the rest, but it took a while.

Original IH, 1982/3

I bought the 845xl as it's pretty close to my real 785xl, and no one seems to want to do the Doncaster tractors.

The other night the neighbour was working late to spray his fields, had some serious heavy metal out pulling a sprayer with the most enormous boom. No pics as it was dark.

Found a guard for £75, PTO is well over a £100 it seems.

Good call. I think the PTO guard is pretty well shot at the other end too, so might just have to bite the bullet and replace it all.

This followed me home today, just need to borrow the neighbours and their loader, to get it off the trailer, then get the lift arms for the 674 back from the welders and we're set for the dry weather! 🤣

Bought these as a homage to the first Britains toys my parents bought me.

Legend, thank you!