[charlie]

Only if rocboni is a paid up club member. Rocboni please send your membership details, full name and address to will-haggle, along with contact phone number.

[charlie]

If you are a club member send a request to the magazine editor for inclusion in The Cultivator. That way all club members will see it.

[charlie]

pdf copy of above diagram.

Attachments:

1. wheels-and-hubs.pdf

[charlie]

Yes it is safe to remove the 4 screws, see diagram below for details of hub.

Attachments:

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[charlie]

I am visiting MERL on Wednesday, donating some old bw 16mm films, looking through some of the Geo Monro items in collection and if time permits a look around the museum. Might make an article for The Cultivator.

[charlie]

A quick search of the MERL library catalogue shows they have the 1894 reproduction, 1939, 1940 and 1961 year books.

[charlie]

Well done. Remember club working weekend is at Weeley next weekend if you want some more practice, help or advice.

[charlie]

Great news. The website ‘about’ page (partly hidden by logo on menu bar) should give a good starting point for any article with additional information, photos etc. He can contact the club directly at vhgmc@btinternet.com

[charlie]

Good luck and remember enjoy yourselves.

[charlie]

Benita and I have booked in at Premier Inn as don’t fancy camping this late in the year.

[charlie]

One thing I don’t have is a bird cage tool to flare cable ends prior to soldering. See Venhill website for details of how to make cables.

[charlie]

I have made up new cables for a couple of my Monro Tillers, cable and nipples bought online from a motorcycle parts company. Biggest problem is selecting correct size nipples. I will have a look at throttle on Simar 56 to see if I have correct ends. How long does cable need to be?

[charlie]

Remember not all club members use the forum.

[charlie]

Nigel thanks for sharing videos, a good arena and working display. Well done to Steve D for commentary.

[charlie]

I think the wet summer was ideal for slugs as they have eaten half my crop of potatoes. Not sure if leaving blighted spuds in ground is a good idea, I thought best treatment was early removal of foliage to prevent blight getting down to tubers. Do not put blighted material in compost heap.

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