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More paperwork today, just sorted out insurance, £55 a year fully comp including windscreen repair/replacement 
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I dare you to ring up & say the screen’s brokenMore paperwork today, just sorted out insurance, £55 a year fully comp including windscreen repair/replacement
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I may fit one of those little aero screens to deflect the wind blast while flat out at 12mphI dare you to ring up & say the screen’s broken
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What about going back up the hill with the wind head on
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First gear, so flat out at 3mphWhat about going back up the hill with the wind head on
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Yeah, but pulling a two furrow plough too, to be fair!First gear, so flat out at 3mph
Excellent tractor. As another poster had wrote.....I allways wanted a tractor ...me too. I'm getting a bit long in the tooth now but would have loved one . Not sure why , there is just something about them. There are a few in gardens and on drives where I live. They were popular for launching boats into the sea, I live on the Northumberland coast. Yes ,great looking tractor.
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Get a Lil Grey baby.
Then you can launching their boats for beer tokens.
That will allow you to buy more stiff for it.
To allow you to more jobs to earn more beer tokens. This keeping all family members happy.
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If your where I think you are, is that not a David Brown they use.
Could well be, but the ones I'm thinking of , one is in garden close to the little shore , that has a cab on it. Another is on the drive at the top of the town , I'm sure it's a fergy. The fergy tractor has been on the drive for at least 20 years covered with a tarpaulin, never seen it move . I would love it . Got no where to keep and no time to work on it ....but would still love it!
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Mrs Robo's been shopping
A comfy seat cushion for her derriere
Nice fitted cover for the tractor
and a book for me to read
A comfy seat cushion for her derriere
Nice fitted cover for the tractor
and a book for me to read
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Good book, by the way.and a book for me to read
Is it the hard back one, with the pull out exloded picture in the front cover?
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No, it's softback with no nice pullout
I shall berate Mrs Robo when she gets in
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Shame.
But nice to know it is back in publication again.
But nice to know it is back in publication again.
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Emmmm Bad idea maybe.shall berate Mrs Robo when she gets in
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The front tyres were past their sell by date, one of them would only stay inflated for a couple of hours.
Bought new tyres and tubes, the local tyre fitting place said they put up a fight and it took them nearly 2 hours to change them.
Looks better now.
New silencer fitted.
Complete with the repaired flappy thing on the top.
Bought new tyres and tubes, the local tyre fitting place said they put up a fight and it took them nearly 2 hours to change them.
Looks better now.
New silencer fitted.
Complete with the repaired flappy thing on the top.
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You didn't paint it?
