Williams Woodshed Workshop

[William127]

Got the ride on running from.its own tank, starting from its own battery and driving
Gave it a bit of a clean up, no idea what I'll do with it swap it for one that can actually cut grass would be the best idea

 

[Lancs Lad]

Got the ride on running from.its own tank, starting from its own battery and driving
Gave it a bit of a clean up, no idea what I'll do with it swap it for one that can actually cut grass would be the best idea

Wish you were nearer my lad is desperate for an old school ride on....

In fact do you ever go over Surrey way?

 

[William127]

Wish you were nearer my lad is desperate for an old school ride on....

In fact do you ever go over Surrey way?

Not often, but if I do any time soon I'll let you know

 

[Lancs Lad]

Not often, but if I do any time soon I'll let you know

DM you

 

[William127]

After a fair bit of thinking and browsing I've decided to keep my Industrial 203, fit lights, road register it, polish it up a bit, take the crappy front linkage off, fit a new seat and whatever else I think it needs. It's actually really quite tidy and could be just what I'd like.
So when I saw this box of tractor lights and jumble for sale locally for £40 I couldn't help but offer 30
Great buy- the wheel bolts had an invoice for 11 quid, the work lights are £20 or so each and I've seen the Butler rear marker lights advertised for £65, with the pto covers similar!
Can't find them in yellow so even if I'd bought new I'd still be having to paint them. Got it all sanded yesterday ready to mask and prime
The only downside with keeping this tractor is it'll need 4 new tyres at some point- the backs are OK but too small so it's a lot slower than my old one (96 on the last picture) and the fronts are just past their best. So that'll be a few quid but it'll make it look so much better