I've found this gem whilst walking the dog tonight, an abandoned Onions tow scraper - in the same area there's at least 3, if not 4 Drotts in various states of disrepair, i'll have to try and get some pictures some time.
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Funny that Clive, was thinking the same myself then i realised there wasnt enough cat crap lying around! (i mean the furry kind not the yellow kind!)
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SRB wrote:Funny that Clive, was thinking the same myself then i realised there wasnt enough cat crap lying around! (i mean the furry kind not the yellow kind!)
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Just do as I do with the dog crap - plough through it all with the rotary mower and turn it into a million little well spread out bits and pieces! Soon goes with a bit of rain!
Julian.
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Julian wrote:SRB wrote:Funny that Clive, was thinking the same myself then i realised there wasnt enough cat crap lying around! (i mean the furry kind not the yellow kind!)
SB
Just do as I do with the dog crap - plough through it all with the rotary mower and turn it into a million little well spread out bits and pieces! Soon goes with a bit of rain!
Julian.
Tasty bit of muck spreading
Not advisable in shorts!
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Nice find Ian, if you have a moment drag it out and send it down south to me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Cheers John
Cheers John
For real, no joke 
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Re: Abandoned Onions Scraper
Hi Clive, i know where, you gave me contact number when i met you at the Link event in Leics.last year, i made a visit saw the other Sterling box and the others but came away with a roll over scraper, i enjoyed my visit very much,should return now i have a D6B!Cheers John
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Ah, nice to put a face to the name again. Glad the shopping trip was rewarding!
That man has a yard worthy of a CMN outing!!! A real box of chocolates, something for everyone 
Glad the shopping trip was rewarding! That man has a yard worthy of a CMN outing!!!
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Re: Abandoned Onions Scraper
How many yards was that scraper capable of? THats a neat find, too many here are lost to scrappers. I tried to buy a small scraper here a few months ago, It was an old surplus Laplant Choate. The owner gave it to his son for scrap.