Majorman
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- Location
- Scarning, Norfolk, England
- Thread starter Majorman
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ADB-Ia
Member
- Location
- New Sharon, IA
There is often a comment that it beats a pitch fork. I'm not sure that applies here. Good grief! what a clumsy outfit that appears to be!
Looks like it is driven by a friction wheel rubbing against the belt pulley, and which can be locked
in place by the big wooden block. It must have a shaft running through the clutch housing (or above it) to the chain sprocket. I wonder if the clutch/brake is operated by a lever. Remember, the clutch and brake pedals
are switched side to side compared to US practices. It is self-leveling, but I think it must be a trip bucket.
It may have worked quite satisfactorily. No leaks!
in place by the big wooden block. It must have a shaft running through the clutch housing (or above it) to the chain sprocket. I wonder if the clutch/brake is operated by a lever. Remember, the clutch and brake pedals
are switched side to side compared to US practices. It is self-leveling, but I think it must be a trip bucket.
It may have worked quite satisfactorily. No leaks!
marcusmerritt
Member
Majorman.....for the last couple of years, I've really enjoyed working the jigsaw puzzles on this forum every day. I particularly like the ones posted by KCM.MN but I think I saw that he was sick lately and have been seeing your puzzles instead. I liked the KCM puzzles because of the shapes of the traditional puzzle pieces and am wondering if there is a way for me to convert your puzzles to the same types of puzzle pieces?
Many thanks for taking time to continue posting puzzles for us.
Do you or anyone know the status of KCM.MN?
Many thanks for taking time to continue posting puzzles for us.
Do you or anyone know the status of KCM.MN?
formerly ny bill
Well-known Member
the same box (play as) that changes the number of pieces, also has a custom box at the bottom. I pick
the second pattern in from the left to change the shape of the pieces to closer what KCM had.
the second pattern in from the left to change the shape of the pieces to closer what KCM had.
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Majorman
Well-known Member
- Location
- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Have not heard from KC for a couple of weeks, we usually e-mail each
other but think it may be my turn, will drop him an e-mail today.
You can change the puzzles to any number of pieces and to any shape you
like, on the puzzle site, my boss (Ann) likes the shape I use and she
sits only a few feet away!!!!! ;0(
other but think it may be my turn, will drop him an e-mail today.
You can change the puzzles to any number of pieces and to any shape you
like, on the puzzle site, my boss (Ann) likes the shape I use and she
sits only a few feet away!!!!! ;0(
Rich'sToys
Well-known Member
- Location
- Southern MN
KCM has a post on Tales this morning.
marcusmerritt
Member
Thanks, Majorman....I understand the boss/employee relationship perfectly.
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