Charlie Moore (aka charlie)

If the video is the one I think it is, that is my Monrotiller and trailer (you tube name rototiller56).
If you are having problems signing up for paid membership this is an alternative link https://staging.vhgmc.co.uk/mem-reg/

strutchr, you are in the right place, as trusty220 has said I am the man with the Monro information. I have sent you a pm. I have owners manual including parts list for machine and engine. Look after those tyres as they are an obsolete size and no longer available.
The Monro Tiller series 3 has 3 forward and reverse gears, the earlier series 1 and…[Read more]

Mine has just dropped through the letterbox too.

If the manufacturer cannot supply a date I would guess it is unlikely anyone else can. One possibility is if parts changed over time, if so the parts list may give some indication of date and at what serial number change was made. Have you tried contacting your local Kubota dealer?

What information in particular?

Old catalogues are always a good source of information.

No problem, we are always up for a bit of banter.

Looks like some lovely artwork on the two lower ones.

Online auction site such as ebay would be a good place to sell. No idea of value.

Copy is now flying through the ether to the printers.

Have checked that you have a good spark?

The following link will take you to a topic in the help section covering how to compress photo files for the forum.

Compressing photo files using MS office picture manager

The Museum of English Rural Life (MERL) at Reading hold records of Allen Scythe serial numbers.

Geoff, not sure if this is any help.

Well done, glad to hear you were successful in obtaining this pump.

It certainly looks like a Tracgrip see https://staging.vhgmc.co.uk/photo-galleries/trac-grip-trucks/ for a couple more photos.
Registering it for road use will involve filling in various forms and supplying information such as date of manufacture etc to the DVLA. Have a look at their website for full details.

John, the ‘cooking pot’ on top of fuel tank is an oil bath air filter. Additional air filtering is provided by oil soaked wood shavings (the long thin ones used as packing material) in the inlet tube. These machines originate from Switzerland and are built to a very high standard. Geo Monro sold the earlier models and in 1948 started producing the…[Read more]

Looking very good.

The attached may be of some use.

Another twist on the ransome theory. Pay up or we send more parts and tell Ruth.