wally dugan

Those boxes fit the mounting 7.62mm gpmg no 11 mk 1

IF l remember correctly when fitted to non driven axle the method shown is correct as there is no advantage to fitting the same as to a driven axle and it would wear less

ring RICHARD BANNISTER on 01797 2532211 he stocks them

GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS /3M technical support/ customer services may be able to help some years ago they supplied me with out of date vehicle transfers as you know they still supply most of the transfers for the MOD and had/have a reference archives

The body is the same on the Austin as the QL

JONATHAN This from the data book its small but its a start when l did the Bedford mw 2pdr portee l struggled for plans but david fletcher at bovington found some it my be worth a call to the tank museum you never know what may be lurking in the archives

TOM PM sent

check the connecter block for a bad connection or broken wire thin one is favorite first check bulb

you could try the RLC MUSEUM as the ARMY CATERING CORP is part of the RLC REGIMENT

HAVE you tried CHRIS MUYS in Belgium he holds chaffee parts

As both hand and spray painting took place does it matter l seen examples of first class looking paint work from both any one can nit pick my self included

The attached is how l learnt about vehicle wiring many moons ago it may help you over the years l have come across british military vehicles wired with just black cable these were mainly from the 1930s and early 1940s

JIM is this of any help it is from the service repair manual OX OY

NEIL can you tell me the size as l am now clearing out the stores before moving to the new workshop and there are numerous new and good canvas sheets of all sizes off trucks and trailers all ex mod REGARDS WALLY

The pattern shown is called the DAPPLE or to most mickey mouse due to the shapes looking like the ear of said mouse