Thanks Joe,
It took me over 35 years to finally locate 106477, it has been and still is in hiding since the 1960's, but a watch full eye is being kept on the location.
In the meantime I have to be satisfied with both the Wallis and M-H 12-20's I have in my collection, dad and I searched and tried to follow its trail in the 1970's but failed and came to a dead end of the road, I never gave up hope and eventually a small lead brought fruition, just wish I had found it before he passed away, so he knew it was still in existence.
Here are a few more photo's from later in it's life at Salmonby, now on a set of UK manufactured cast iron wheels and rubber tyres, purchased as an aftermarket item out of the weekly Farmers Weekly magazine. They wore out two sets of front steel wheels, rotating them around as the sand land here quickly wore and cut of the sides of the steel rims.
Dad driving his steed and Grandad riding the M-H No 16 PTO driven binder.
Malcolm.