Hey again Buddy! I agree with the popular opinion here, although I would personally give the bowser a ight sandblast, repaint the signwriting in a dullish colour and then laquer the whole thing. Dave.

Great video Michael clean it and sign writing on (paint would the the weathered look Away )

Wash sign lacquer done

My opinion Michael is keep the old Bowser original just redo the sign writing but with the rusty affect within the letters like it has now.

Hi Michael tearoom looks great your staff are a credit to you 😊 The diesel bowser just repaint the sign New Holland s looking impressive 😅

Oily rag restoration on the bowser. That patina is what makes it special.

Oily rag resto on bowser and nothing else. Always like seeing it when passing

Great video again! Leave the old bowser as it is just give it a wash and a clean. Then put a new gcs one at the other side of the gate way! Wat a great team of staff u have in the yard!! A sign of a good boss with happy staff 👍🏻

Tea rooms looking great. Was the old bowser and new signage on it then a clear coat

Brilliant video thank you for posting

Great looking tearoom!

Wow that tearoom Michael, looks absolutely awesome. Love the photos on the wall. The bowser has great patina the way it is, tricky decision what to do with it. Could you bring the original lettering up with something to save it or is it to far gone?

Michael - fantastic new tea room!! As for the old company sign leave it original perhaps re do the sign writing in an old style, then just coat it all with boiled linseed oil. 😊

Hi michael that paul man is gifted absolutely brillant job fair play to him u are looking to have the lads u have working for u there top class

I would be very happy to eat a sandwich in the new break room well done lovely job GCS !

I think a nice wash & a spray of boiled linseed oil 🤔 leave the kink in the drawbar it’s part of its history👍

Redo do bowser but distress the paint work and sign writing to age it and coat of clear varnish brushed on, if i was near you id be interested in doing it for you as im a sign writer. good luck with it

Keep the sign with its patina, I had a 35 with a rusty patina bonnet, and I lightly wet and dryed it, then protected it with lacquer.

Michael with the old fuel bowser I think it would look more original if you just washed it down and had the sign writing redone try and keep some patina.

Fine& sunny all w/end in Cornwall

Michael don't forget to get the new Holland jackets off him now

Is it possible just to wash your old bowser and only outline the writing and wax the whole bowser or clear varnish? Absolutely stunning tea room👍

Re do the sign writing both sides including the plate on the back and then clear coat lacquer the whole thing to preserve the history but make it shine

Hi Just clean it leave as is and flat lacquer it. Job done . Robert.

We have a t7300 PLM and there very small for 300hp but too hight tech😂

Keep the bowser as is. Get it laquered and keep the petina

Nice tearoom, but needs some greenery in there.

If you've got spare cash, restore the bowser to original. Put it at the farm entrance maybe unless you want to stay under the radar.

Keep the bowser original. Great video Micheal

I would leave as is and clear coat it to keep the weathered look

Just the way righting and clear coat it

keep the bowser original . with old school sign writing . not stickers

What gear box do the new Holland’s have? Great video.

I would go with diggerdave.6587 on the bowser

Just a wash and a sign write 👍

Hi Michael Paul has done a very good job on the tea room keep the bowers original show the history 90% Thanks again

Wash it , no new sign writing and just put a couple of layers of lacquer on it ….. keep it old school , rustic looking…. Nice little project whatever you decide to do with it.

A very expensive sweet shop your looking well Michael 90%

Michael, have you had any problems with the hydraulic pumps on the T7’s, apparently a weak point.

Fit it up with a pump and get it hired out.

the old one one side of drive new one on other side showing development over your many years of operation.............lol

The old bowser leave it rusty with new sign writing bit like rusty on the rusty the wrecker from the film [ children film] hope you understand ...The tea room the dog's (b) Michael

Keep the bowser as original as you can is my vote.

You will spoil it if my make the bowser look like new.

i didnt realise new holland did hyrid tractors . if its going to scotland its going to be run on iron brew .is it me or does the new holand yellow all ways look sun bleached even when new ? just looks dull

Just give it a clean and redo the sign writing

Backup more important than the Tractor..

Clear coat the bowser as is. You could never recreate that aged look if you tried!!

Keep it original Michael it’s to old to look new sign writing just on one side no need to to the back side of it good video as always

Just wash the bowser and leave as is

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Wash it and rewrite it. Don't paint it

Used oil the retro bowser .. I will unsubscribe if you respray it lol.

New drive, new house, gleaming hire kit, why have rusty bowser advertising your business. Repaint it to reflect you.