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Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 1:05 pm
by kerbside
This is not a 1b but a 1c as it has a rear flat tongue instead of a hook.

George T.

Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 1:25 pm
by Henk
Thats why i bought this roller becouse i thougt that it was a 1C, but the hook is broken, so it is an 1B.

Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:15 pm
by kwakers
The axle ends look all original to me Henk, so you have one very nice and probably unique error Roller here. The paint spotting may indicate some touchups on it or paint discoloring, but that extra front wheel half makes this one a Great model for Nick's OOPS pages. I have never seen anything like this double wheeled model before, I Love it......And I must admit I am a bit jealous... :mrgreen: Cheers! kwakers

Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:48 pm
by Tinman
Henk wrote:Sorry, i'm not so good with photo's and computers.
Thanks tractor boy.
Ghosty has been kind enough to post a tutorial on how to do pics.

Photobucket is a cloud style photo host this is simple to use and will resize your pics for you. Free and easy to sign up and it's all point and click to store your photos and to move them to your posts. Best of all, it allows you to store all your pics on the cloud and free up that space on your computer ... and protects your pics in case of hard drive or computer failure.

Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:56 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
Henk, do please look at this thread to see if it can help you with your picture posting...viewtopic.php?f=5&t=21#p117

But do come back here and ask questions and we (I), will try and help you.

Ghosty.

Re: aveling barford 1b

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 7:13 pm
by motorman
Tinman wrote:
Henk wrote:Sorry, i'm not so good with photo's and computers.
Thanks tractor boy.
Ghosty has been kind enough to post a tutorial on how to do pics.

Photobucket is a cloud style photo host this is simple to use and will resize your pics for you. Free and easy to sign up and it's all point and click to store your photos and to move them to your posts. Best of all, it allows you to store all your pics on the cloud and free up that space on your computer ... and protects your pics in case of hard drive or computer failure.
Mmmmnnn.............what if the cloud fails? :(