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Going by the number of dings in the front of the bonnet, either way was a gamble! [bigrolf]Quote:
Love to have had one. Me backing the fergie in with the bucket on the back missing all the posts holding the roof up would not pass muster in today's OH&S world
Pigs have cork screw willies [emoji15] what is it with animals and wacky bits [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
What a cool tractor! Have childhood memories of riding in a bucket like that on a tractor much the same [emoji7]Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Attachment 160741You do realise that the photo is printed ass about?Quote:
Love to have had one. Me backing the fergie in with the bucket on the back missing all the posts holding the roof up would not pass muster in today's OH&S world
I did not- but to be truthful I was looking at the seat and wondering how my "ass" did not grumble about it ever[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]. The bucket on the back was fun. too much weight and mono's best left for the motor bike or BMX. Driving with just the back wheels on the ground may have been showing off just occasionally[biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Farang
In the day you could buy a loose foam "cushion" that was the same shape as the seat. I don't think that they were Fergy parts as many other old implements had similar seats.Quote:
....I was looking at the seat and wondering how my "ass" did not grumble about it...…….
History buffs, are people who like to read history books in the nude.
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Originally Posted by Old Farang
Still can. I bought one online to give me a bit extra height on the Mazda seat but then it was too high. BUGGER! Complete with matching arse crack protrusion of the metal seat as well.
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Originally Posted by Epic_Dragon
'Mnmmpfhhmmmm.fff." - please don't start me ! [bigsmile]
Anyway, I'll take your word for it, - never had the urge to look............................ [bigwhistle]
In regard to porcine; the physical union lasts for perhaps 1/2hour,
how many any of us can remember that far back.
