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Old 20th July 2015, 07:22 PM
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Called in on this rally at Barton Gate on my way back down South from my excursion to Masham. A nice old style rally well worth a visit. Very nice convertible Aveling out for the first time in 15 years I was told.









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Old 20th July 2015, 08:21 PM
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that's a nice foden timber tractor
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Old 20th July 2015, 09:01 PM
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Part of the Graham Lee collection and kept at Statfold Barns. Private collection but railway is open on a few days a year, ticket only. There is an excellent road steam rally on third? Saturday in September every year, again ticket only. Check Statfold Barns Railway website for details.
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The Aveling is gorgeous, the owner recently went to the trouble of replacing the conversion flange having to have a pattern made, rather than just replacing it with a normal chimney base.
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The Aveling is gorgeous, the owner recently went to the trouble of replacing the conversion flange having to have a pattern made, rather than just replacing it with a normal chimney base.
Absolutely superb...

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Old 20th July 2015, 09:10 PM
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Absolutely superb...

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It's also worth noting that it roaded over to the rally a distance of 21 miles, fresh out the box, it's first run out since being rebuilt.
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That Aveling is just wonderful. As said absolutely superb.

Looking up the registration I see it is no 5065 built in 1902.

A class AR7 it says, not familiar with that one. Looks R10 sort of size?

Does the owner have the roller bits?

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the roller bits are not with the engine!

its a fantastic machine having done the first 21 miles on it in 15 years!!
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