I did drive it and test the cut everything seemed fine, unfortunatly there were no sloping areas to test it on.
As a side note many deals can be found at farm auctions, most estates go to auction when the owner has died and has no will, the last mechanical purchase i made was a honda quad at the same auction for £500 had cracked tyres and was bogging down, rebuilt the carb, flushed the fuel lines, replaced tyres worked fine no issues. Sent it to the local honda quad dealer for a service last year and they valued at it at £4500. There is no way in hell i could have afforded a quad like that even now. so there are many bargains can be got you, just have to be careful, unfortunatley this time i got the characher of the owner wrong and believed his story or maybe he genuinely wasn't aware either way here we are. Have stripped it down today all seems fine inside so now to get it put back together without bits left over. lol