Scottish Elises

As above

here's mine


Untitled by clarkyboySE, on Flickr


Untitled by clarkyboySE, on Flickr


Untitled by clarkyboySE, on Flickr

Any 'sideways' images????

M

I need a smaller house with a bigger garden so I can get a tractor.

Thats ace Clark. Massey 35 was the first thing I ever drove.

Chucks wrote:Thats ace Clark. Massey 35 was the first thing I ever drove.

Me too! She's a peach!

Grew up with dexta,s myself, still have both of them, still working as well, but my Nephew has replaced them with a few that are a bit bigger

Stu

mwmackenzie wrote:

Chucks wrote:Thats ace Clark. Massey 35 was the first thing I ever drove.

Me too! She's a peach!

Well, Guess what... the one in the picture is the second thing I ever drove, and the 1st was my granda's 35, which was the reason he bought me that one, quite some years ago now!

had to move some stuff around the house the other day - fire up 1st time not bad for 1950's engineering!

ClarkyBoy wrote:standard for 1950's engineering from kilmarnock!

fixed

BiggestNizzy wrote:

ClarkyBoy wrote:standard for 1950's engineering from kilmarnock!

fixed

Haha, Brilliant

Waits for the Paine brothers....

Sanjoy wrote:Waits for the Paine brothers....

ooohhhhh I could show you some tractor pics

I do have some pictures somewhere but no idea where.

I could do a picture of my tractor mower though. It's a Honda - far too fast (5 forward gears and only ever cut in 1 or 2) but not in the same way as the thing in the press recently

This was my weapon of choice when I was 16.



Since then I can only dream of owning a tractor mower like toms!

ed wrote:

This was my weapon of choice when I was 16.



Since then I can only dream of owning a tractor mower like toms!

Awesome machines, I 'did the silage' in one of those aged 14 when I used to work on the Farms in the Isle of Man during School holiday. I was 'upgraded' from a Massey after the other driver managed to roll a full trailer load of silage. That's where I learnt to blip the throttle on the down shifts but used to do it on the upshifts too as it sounded immense coming through the narrow lane with tunnell like trees.

I also learned to drive on an old Massey 35 Petrol/Paraffin (started on petrol and runs on paraffin) which was great unless you had any implements on the 3 point linkage as the front would just lift up and you had to steer with the independent brakes.

The old mans current weapon of choice.

BigD wrote:[

The old mans current weapon of choice.

Your old man looks very feminine?

Finally had some sunshine here so thought I'd cut the grass. It's not proper tractor but it'll have to do