Tony B

Thanks spood. Do you know what the factory's head stamp was?

Anything will tip if you try hard enough. How the MUTT got such a reputaion when it is so low? I'd love to know

Welcome mike. You will be very welcome, I love the Tilly's loveley little vehicles most just worked to death.

Joris, why won't the new forum let me paste links to other sites? Concerning biscuits, well! I know we have had forum disasters, but this will lead to tears in the car park!

Found link it is Wireless 19 group.

Energy saving!! mad ...!:rofl::rofl::beer:

The cylinder head dosen't have a head gasket. I just gave it a light smear of Hoylmar blue. One VERY important point. The rectifier is Berilyum. DO NOT crack or breack it, the dust is very poisiounous!! I used mine yesterday. A tipper stranded with flat batteries, it was giving out 30 volts! at 10 amps! Five minutes the starter was spinning at warp speed. Depending on what you actualy haveThe BSA or the proper Chore Horse parts are interchangeable. Mine is a Chore horse, however it has the BSA ignition side plate and flywheel.The Chore Horse one was chewed up, and the BSA had a cracked engine block. There are manuals available on line from the Military Radio site, but can't find the link at the moment.

See what I mean, we are equal, except some are more equal than others! Neevermind, I'm quite comfortable in the leather club chairs, just throw another Health & Saftey officer on the fire will you?

:cool2:Yah get on! You thought you'd escaped! No chance!

Welcome in Tim. Parking in the club house is getting a bit fraught. We are currently expanding the car park. The Isle of Wight should be big enough, for now.

Wasn't Wasp the Bren carrier version? Small and with a nasty sting?

Oh no! Welcome, but you'll have to fight for your own parking spot.

welcome Chris, don't worry, there is always room for another sparker. Just fetch that ton of coal up to the Master's Ivory Towere on top of the clubhouse.

The wind is getting up round Orpington. The snow is also coming down as if it means it.

Jack, shame on you! Are you stilll kidding THEM along that one day they may see 'The Plank?:nono:

Seem to be going back to dog names.

They are going on about the worst in thirty years. Well thirty years ago I was an Exmoor, one local farnmer, whose daughter I knew, had just had a barn built for winter lambing. this thisng was the ultimate, the MAFF as it then was hade confrences there to show it off. One Saturday, as now, the snow started. By Sunday morning where I was 1500 feet up Dunkery Beacon, it was twenty five feet deep. The roof of the barn fell in and the farmer lost three hundred ewes in lamb! So yes mate, might be a good idea to clear the roof.

That is a a sad picture.

You know the old saying 'God protect me from friends, enemies I can deal with'. :-D

Thanks guys. It was an idea Phil Webb has come up to have a meet at a show for a group of specialist vehicles.

And the best of HMVF luck!:wow:

I know some Great War re-eanctors with a nice aircraft and RFC set up. http://www.actofwar.co.uk/essex/

Whose is it? Can you PM me re an idea for a collection of specialist vehicles at a show.

The Dictator did want all buses on TFL routes to be compliant on the new emissions standard as soon as it came in. The companies took one luck at the cost and said...........,.,.NO!.....................

:cool2:Thats why standard kit is Nomex jockey shorts! Thing is the biggest mistake with ANY vehicle fire is open the bonnet aand have Look. Heliops! Front and centre please! A Pathfinder advice article perhaps?