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Will look forward to hearing how you get on, as need some for other projects I’ve been putting off for years.

I’m too far away from she’d and my paint charts to be able to give you the nearest ral number.will have a look when I finally get home.

Just had a quick Google. Rawlinsaints. Com list a range of hammered paints in ral colours. Might be worth persuing.

I managed to get 6 tins from the rep when they discontinued it. It’s exactly the right colour blue for the later autoculto implements, but know I will have problems replacing it.

The way the cj mag is mounted. Might imply j.a.p history.

didn’t go to that one, got caught on the coleby amongst other machines at power of the past though

had planned to visit, but stuck on site on north yorks moors

thats a cracking find, keep looking, but that sort of stuff is very hard to find. would look good with the tomato grader !!!

this was at the last cheffins, sutton sale, and definately home made. only drives onn one axle, and the wheels were bolted to the remains of the mgdrive wheels

that doesn’t look like the original carb,

not convinced the coleby is a bitsa, early models were shown using a forward mounting push hoe,

still looking for a piston, rings and crank, for mine, should it prove to be irreparable.

sadly still waiting for mine

aiming to get down on friday, with an auto culto and a 2 wheel coleby

saw the broomstick, good job i didn’t see the sprayer, but van already full, for trip back to norfolk

thank you charlie, settings now duly reset,so hopefully will keep up to date now

there should be several skimmers about. i remember rows of them going through the great dorset sale in the mid 90’s, think they were ex bristol water works. there was also at least half a dozen sold out of bournmouth waterworks in the late 90’s, plus about ten tonne of spares, i remember having first refusal, but it was too big a deal for me in…[Read more]