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c1925 Bentall chaff cutter working... like a Wilesco model!!
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 10:57 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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Aye the garage is quite big, restored a few tractors in there, but it's just packed to the rafters with crap  


I bet that gets a bit smelly after some time.

Looks like you are doing a top rate job there James.
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LMAO BT!

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johnreid wrote:
James wrote:
Cheers guys  

Aye the garage is quite big, restored a few tractors in there, but it's just packed to the rafters with crap  


I bet that gets a bit smelly after some time.

Looks like you are doing a top rate job there James.

             
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James wrote:
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Aye the garage is quite big, restored a few tractors in there, but it's just packed to the rafters with crap  


Not all yours, is it James.  
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LOL Not quite  
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Pics taken outside, they ain't very good though...










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looks the job lad
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Does it have any lining, if so, are you going to try this yourself?
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Naa mate no lining. I have done some lining before, we have a trailer that has red metal work (repainted blue to match the Fordson) with white lining. Looks alright actually  
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Do you have a steam engine to power it or are you sticking to the wilesco way.
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Not yet LOL

Will get an engine some day, and will lineshaft all of the stuff up, chaff cutter, saw bench, root cutter etc etc
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buggar me another chaff cutter we have A Bentall Heybridge chaffcutter back here that we use to cut barley straw up for the cows to eat but ours has an electric motor added  on to  it takes about 15 mins to put through 1 conventional bale
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LOL!!

Electric motor? Ours is Armstrong  
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