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I have and use a “Bulldog” billhook. Does a good job . but is very pitted and not well forged No other markings probably counterfiet

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same from me

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Bulldog was a brand of hedgelayers and forest hand tools probably amalgamated with Hortag to make the tractor

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Looks good for 90+ years

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I know of Howard ploughs but they don’t look big enough for competition ploughing. Anyone can help me with Howard ploughs?

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Hi I have a Honda F510, not as old as yours but I order parts from my local garden m/c dealer, they are very helpful and they have the parts disc. Send me a PM and let me know what you are needing. My Honda uses SAE 30 oil for both engine and gearbox. Honda parts are expensive. I would help with getting what you require.

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Thanks for the info so far but neither flywheel has any markings but I have to remove both to check points, the date stamp may be on the inside somewhere. Are there any electronic modules for any of these engines as both machines will be working on a regular basis?

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Hi I am in Sheffield you are too far away anyway sorry. All ploughs can be adapted to fit any particular machine Baz

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Hi, I have a Howard 300/350 Plough that I do not use. Where are you?

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Hi I think it is a Gower. I have one but have found that to use it the hopper has to have a lot of seed, probably the weight of the seed is important for efficient use.

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These are two items I have but am I missing something to attach to a toolbar for a Barford 30?

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The pictures are of a potato lifter not a plough

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Hi many thanks, have downloaded the manual

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These are hopefully the other pictures

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Hi there, have only just read your post. The drive shafts on my 1996 F510 has drive shafts 22mm across the flats and they are available at £65 or thereabouts. Mine are very worn at the tips but have adapted some spadelug wheels and another pair of unknown steel wheels using a bored bar over the worn shafts. OK so far.

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