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Tasker looks really nice bet it runs like the wind.
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Think im in love with that tasker! What a paint job!
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Can somebody give me an idea where to get a XXL SODEM sweatshirt from?
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Why oh why can't we organize something in Essex like this ? ? ?
I'd be willing to help with the organization and take part, I don't yet have the knowledge or contacts. And I ain't going to get them sitting here, looking at other people enjoy their engines. So come on Essex, we are way behind. Sod Christmas, that's the 25th of December NOT NOW. :mad: |
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Can I thank everybody who attended this years road run.
This year we had the most engines in the 10+ years i have been going. The weather was fantastic everybody seems to have enjoyed themselved Thank you all |
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Looked a very good event and perhaps a better way to enjoy an engine with good company, good beer, good fun.
Sadly I didn't quite get things sorted with machining so stayed and sulked & sucked me thumb, boo hoo !! |
Could have sworn there was a Stanley steam pickup on the run, must have been too quick for your lens!
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Still running in Tasker took it steady the first run was on the Friday to the start point.12miles Second run road run day short route 12miles Third run back to home yard 12miles with the new tyres its a lot smoother on the road :D |
"Keeling" looking handsome as always :)
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Or when she was a Keeling engine.
A mighty fine engine though never the less. Jim S |
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Thanks John for posting a picture of Stanley, he was beginning to get a complex. Much appreciated.
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Looks like a really good event that,will take a look next year:
Funny name though SODEM,sod who? :D |
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Davy the gist of the run is that there is a travelling scrappie who visits and brings some weighing scales and its a chance to see what you can get for your engine. He used to bring the cutting gear but a one legged midget on a unicycle used to grumble that the detritus left by the cutting up kept causing punctures so now its just a pocket weighbridge, a donkey and some sacks to carry the metal away. A bit like 'cash for gold' really. Normally some do quite well and has been known for some engine owners to go away with an amount in double figures. !!! *cry |
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