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he he can you remember the ice on the inside of bed room windows during the winter , i too slept under a mountain of blankets , pulling my clothes in to get dressed

clearing drains. last 2 days have been very heavy rain, plus winds have knocked leaves down blockin gulley tops. i wouldnt mind but when the cars speed up though the flood to soak the poor soul trying to solve the problem , thats when it gets anoying

thanks paul for your info, bet it would be grand on an international tractor of that era. shame there aint one. hope to see you at penrith this year , will you have your triple ds there?

it was up stairs on the landing just past the symmington room entrance Bill . i believe the man displaying it was to do will the annan model show . He told me some one from wales had made it for him.It was an international B23 cutter bar, looking very good indeed

excellent photos bill, did you ever see the model cutter bar on the mf 35 ?

is there any left to buy Bill? i just managed the one yesterday

britains 956 xl in a dealership box at lanark from G&M models £19.50

also some lift handles, arms ,cab glazing,steps n a deutz 8 wheeler chassis for 3 quid- bargain

hi, i think it looks great as it is . it nice to see 2wd models for a change.could you tell me what the donar parts are from?

Tim, this has been one of best topics ever. im pleased you raised, and spoke passionatly about it

so many memories are flooding back now . im coming up 42 now n some of those things Tim happened when i was little. the drinkin water was staight from a spring via an open ditch- no treatment in it either. on a wet day it could resembled the colour of the land!

milk was straight from the house cow , thick with cream

my neigbouring farmer , old george sparke wouldnt eat bread or cheese till it blue .i remember the lads eating thier bait in the feed house that the rats occupied just wiping thier dirty hands on thier dirty trousers before holding a sandwich

its amazing how all these things are now lost . people dont seem to have time for others, clothes have to be fancy named brands- not hand me downs either. i remember my mam knitting school jumpers out of old ones too. kids all helped out , now they need x boxes or i pads to amuse their modern brain

loving the 1086 Erik. very smart outfit indeed

hi paul, hoping to get up to lanark this year , to see your display. what sort of diorama do you have or is it a nice big display or models?

yeah i wondered too about the fordson E27N being around before the start of the war

totally bonkers, i tried to sell a hay stack with 2 people sitting on it for 3 quid n got no bidders yet 3 days earlier the exact same item from someone else made 25 quid. friends n family help springs to mind

hi thanks for all your help on this matter . i will bare all the advice for any future sales or problems

thanks for your replies, fortunatly it was a free listing but all the same a final end price has a charge that i will contend.

it really bugs me that people do this , my wife instantly said it was a scam to get hold of my bank details, it prob was but at least i had sense not to hand it over

Hi

I sold a britains post hole digger that i had converted to mf livery yesterday. The winner was from Belgium and was a new buyer.

I asked him to use paypal as a prefered method of payment but he asked for my bank account numbers instead of which i refused. Their reply to this was can not pay.

I guess my next course of action is to report them to ebay so they wont charge me for a sale that fell flat on its face .

Has anyone else had a bad experiance on ebay?

think that bloke wants to go to spec savers eh malcy

looking great.I did one my self, cutting a section of the chassis out and gluing the second axle n chassis in its place.Only prob i have is it rocks a littleon the new axle. Perhaps i should have shaved the new section down a bit

keep up the good work :)

everything but the kitchen sink up for sale Bill.Gonna take a while to get through that sale

looking good . like the front linkage

got mine today from the village post office. good artical about the ford 8401 development . i really like reading about proto types of these big fords from my youth as i was too young to ever remember them.

ford tractors were thin on the ground around here due to lack of a dealership. internationals, masseys, leylands, david browns were the main brands sold

great reading rory , keep up the good work

an international 440 baler would be canny and now they are doing ih how about something from the world wide series- the 574

a set of chain harrows

be nice to see a 50 seres deere or a 90 seres david brown