David Shearer harvester

Hello, This machine has a 6ft cut and would be an early 1920 model, ground driven from ring gear in the main wheel to a pinion shaft, horse speed 3 mph. It has a timber frame which along with any tin was very rotten. I thought it would be a simple reassembly but was glad there was a similar wreck to refer to. Local members of Tracmach-our State organisation- sow a crop every second year so it will be tried out this harvest. David.[IMG]Trying for no 2 pic http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt30/davidsyme/Pic002.jpg[/img]

I see I am in learners category, too true am still trying to get photo to forum from Photobucket David.

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Hello An effort to view and an effort to do. Sorry .David

Ta Da......

Thanks VK3UAO for bringing up the before photo, there is an after one there also. Would it be best to delete this whole messy topic or can someone your end tidy it up, in the meantime move me to the slow learners category. David

No worries David.

It's looking good! I'd like to see the photos of it in action!

Regards
Stuart