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I wish .................bloody rain today was horizontal

 

actually, boredom set in yesterday, and now Clive's MO's are all in one place, I went through them, and to date I have got 43 right, so plenty of room for a challenge :-D

has t your shed got doors ? and you have got 43 more than me, still i live in hope that i might win one day, or come close come to that

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was off today to do some molecatching, but it rained that much i did t bother, fields are water logged down here, i just feel saddened for the poor sods in cumbria

2 minutes behind!

has the dog had his day, or maybe hes suffering from flu :-D

i used to make silage in the field it stands in

He's from Dorset:cool2:

my thoughts as well :whistle:

Antiques roadshow :rotfl::rofl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

Richard

Would you know the fellow ?

Perhaps I may contact him ?

Thanks for the info

Bob

wot o bob, if richard does not come back with a name, i know someone who knows the owner

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Is it for measuring the angle from a reference vector in a reference plane to a second vector in the same plane pointing towards something of interest??:sweat: ie height of a mountain, angle of sun etc

glad you know what your talking about :-D:-D:-D

thats great dave, your in safe hands with Nick :sweat:

dave, any news on bringing back bedford ?

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sorry jack, but i had to answer as i dont get anywhere with clives mystery objects :-D

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Now here is a first for me:coffee: Does anyone know why they started off orange and then painted green????

 

AND I KNOW THE ANSWER!!!!:shocked:

hi jack, i think it was for at the factory as rows of orange tractors might attract the attention of the Luftwaffe

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The front wheels are rather unusual for a Standard.

my thoughts too, look like they are for row crop work but the rear ones are not adjustable :confused:

try a photo and letter in the tractor and machiery mag, someone reading that mag will problably know

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You mean knowing where you were took precedence over having shiny boots? doesn't sound very plausible, so well done Tony.

berni, the picture is of an american, not a british squadie :-D

clive,

as your sticking with american/ vietnam ? is it a detector for finding underground cables

nice one clive you beat RF, :-D

What's this all about & when?

 

hi clive,

are they a row of circuit breakers/fuses for a lighting/loud speaker system :confused:

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nice conversions mike, do you know wether douglas are still in business ?

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wot o dave,

give www.burntoakhaulage.co.uk a go, nick simmonds md. lives in france and comes over weekly to east sussex

all you need is on the website

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wot o adrian, welcome to the forum, i see you live in the village where i go for some parts for my masseys

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going up a size the tyres will stand taller, so you will be higher geared, also check how much clearance you have on full lock and dont forget axle pivoting

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hi clive, prototype mobile phone

hi les, the rear hubs look different as if only the front back axle drives ?

regards

hi stuart,

they go in numbered sizes, i have a number 6, which is height 5 foot 7 inches to 5 foot 8 inches, breast 40 inches to 42 inches, mines in green though, dont know if RAF are the same as Army

regards

could t you find one in this country mate ? :-D