I received the sad news this Morning that our ex Chairman Geoff Ravenhall had passed away, early this morning, I am sure our thoughts are all with Ruth and family, RIP Geoff it was a pleasure knowing you. View
The original tyres were Dunlop Grassland 4.00 x 12. but these are no longer available. some of the tyres with deep treads will foul on the machine, you can get some with shallow treads, I have used Trelleborg ones successfully, there may be others.
Chris
Well done Alan, I think the machine was made in the very early 50s, according to the previous owner his father had bought the machine new, and only used it in his garden, he lived in Southport.
I would suggest that a 2A would not have enough power to run the Emery as a rotary cultivator, It would be ok for lighter work as fitted to the Troy Tractivator etc, which only fitted draught implements. I did quite a bit of research when I owned the Emery, but again without success. I only found a brief mention in Denys De Saulles book.
As I thought there is a new unfitted pump in a box in my shed, I bought it a few years ago but have not used it, I think I will be happy to sell it now.
Hi there
Kevin ( merlin keeper) Snewin, may have information regarding the manufacturer of the sprayer unit, I doubt it was made by Mayfield.
If not our west country rep Ray Smith, holds a lot of information on Mayfield products.
Hi Charlie.
I think your machine is a Barford Power scythe that has been modified, using other Barford parts, wheels etc. In fact it looks to be a more usable machine.
Chris
Could also be worth checking that all the tiny holes are clear in the jet tube, and that the needle is not out of true. soak the cerb in brake cleaner and blow with a good air line. ( mind your eyes )